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{ . A 4 - · Safety Meeting about LUCK not having  
‘   A LIFE IS SAWDM1   y _   V‘ anything to aewith keeping a man from  
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"How- prompt application of Bureau of Mines; Ch:mCOS’ and the HOKE .0nO might tm my   
first-Laid measures Vby fellowemployees i last" BOUQGTV bg Camfill itnall i?lm9S'V.   y..,  
saved the life of a coal miner."` -.~A _ g You mmm pus ymlr uc ° l , _ V’ i ’  
"The miner, Fred Hedrick of Mabseott W. _ _ _ ,_ . I ' V Q § _
Va.,z suffered a serious electric shock .r‘‘   MINE GAR`°’.MOTmP`S’ QUITDIG -V;    
when he accidently contacted a power line   ” V ‘ A - ’ ` A  
wniis in Liiiybnnnk coal company Affinity V"·ND LF’*“?ING M"U‘TIm?i‘S QANUF Tum'     `-ag
Slope Mine near Mabscott. Artificial Z A 9 ‘     ’ {     5 V. `·   A Ii  
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ford, Section Foreman, and Ira Amburgey   . .A_r·   :_ `—  `L   ‘ Q 5 g  ` it ‘— f··”;* § V
and .Tames` Sorrelll to Vthetuneenscious A _ ¤‘           _. V: I i “   · J,   A
man. All three hold first-aid,certificates '     i  “ " ‘ " 5   A
issued by the Bureau. After two hours of A A G', ‘ ,· V ` ` ·  
continous treatment Hedrick was breathing * ' A "d __,' -‘         w
voluntarily. He regained consieusness `   I N _; { __ V  _`   ~ ° tg   .-
after Fire Chief Wcidensall of the Beckley `   .   'V           ' °   '
(W. Va.) Fire Department administered '`»~ # Y   ~f‘_`{,e=?;Agi$·j;,}¤¥%‘ \   · 3  
oxygen through an irhalator. Chief Weiden—   > O Q J   }!,\ ,_s_ _ L_ y-
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first-aid certificate, hadbeen summoned   J   (WN   jh? » Q
to the mine by A-. F. Whitt General Supt." S ' ‘? § ij A · 3 ·f ‘
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had received first aid training, Dr. Sayers FIND THE MMEJR WHO  
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