Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-05-31 | Page 6 | A Hero Every Day

a . f A HERO EVERY DAY Brave Deeds of Men in America's Fighting Forces. - ' ; One man lost white learning1 diving1, and four men injured while ministering- to him in an effort to save his life, was the record rec-ord of devotion to duty which has come to the navy department. Frederick Edwin Relf, a pulmber and fitter in the navy, was undergoing1 instruction in sea diving" at Newport, R. I., school. He gave out and, although strenuous efforts were made to save him, he died. While endeavoring1 en-deavoring1 to resuscitate Reif( Assistant Surgeon Edward P. Bugbee, U. S. N., and three enlisted men, Walter James Break-ell, Break-ell, son of Walter Breakell, Otisville. N. Y. ; Thomas Flash, whose wife, Mrs. Edna May Flash, lives at 162S Hyde street, San Francisco, and Albert Carl Robert Tris-pel, Tris-pel, son of Mrs. Laura Trispel, 943 Twenty-first street, Milwaukee, Wis., were injured in-jured by the explosion of an oxygen apparatus. ap-paratus. Reif has a bi-other, Charles W. Relf, in I company, Sixth infantry, U. S. army.