WAsHINGroN, May, 1916.
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT occurred al
. Boxford one day last week, at Bentey's
Cotton Mill. young girl named kim
ball, who was attending one Of the looms,
suffered her garments to be caught in some
manner by the band, and was instantly
caught up and carried around the cylinder
which was revolving with great rapidity.--
She was dreadfully mangled and jammed be-
tween the wheel and plastering, (which was
broken with the pressure. One Of her arms
was nearly torn off, and one leg badly frac-
tured.