Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-11-28 | Page 8 | Many British Flyers Enrolled

MANY BRITISH FLYERS ENROLLED (Correspondence of The Associated Press.) London, Nov. 28. There are more than one thousand certified Dying men on the rolls of the Royal Aero club. The Year Book just Issued gives the names of and 77 have been added to the rolls since the book was compiled. More than three hundred members are at the front with the British Army and Navy, most of them attached to the fljing corps. BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Lehi, Nov. 27. Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock Nlel, the 6-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Michael Brown, gave a piercing cry which caused his mother to run from the house and re-eelve re-eelve her boy as be staggered into her arms, Saying', "Mamma, I am shot" A hurried examination revealed a bullet hole ln the boy's right breast, and an examination by a doctor Indicated In-dicated that a .22 rifle bullet had penetrated pen-etrated his lung However, the lit Me fellow slept well, and except for a slight rise in temperature he seems to be in no imminent danger. An X-ray examination will be made In an effort to locate the bullet An investigation by the city marshal mar-shal revealed the fact that two neighbor neigh-bor bos were shooting at birds with a small target rifle in a lot about the tune that the Brown lad was shoL