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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-24

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-24


Little enthusiasm was displayed on
the entrance of the native forces into
Vera Cruz A few balconies were
decorated but the tendency Of almost
all the people, especially those of the
better class, was to remain safely
within doors.
The public was given an opportun-
ity TO see and to hear General Aguilar
shortly after his arrival. The general
Foreign Minister fabcla and Louis
sanchez POutOn, former governor of
the federal district made short
speeches from the balcony of the mu-
uicipal palace General Aguilar mere
~ called upon the people 10 assist
him in maintaining order, adding that
ne was not an adherent OF General
villa or General Carranza so much
as he was a Mexican.
Senior Eabcla unreserVcdly praised
General Carranza and denounced Cen
eral villa as traitor, calling upon
the audience In the plaza beneath to
voice their allegiance to General Car
rama in order that ne might know
how the people Of Vera Cruz felt
Loud shouts of viva Carranza' were
the answer Referring to those Mex
leans VINO had been employed by the
American forces of occupation, Senior
Fabela said that while he had been
compelled to promise guarantees to
bring about the Withdrawals of the
Americans. IL must be understood
that those MeNicans could not be
considered patriotic sons OF their
country and that none Of them could
serve under him.
Rear Admiral Mclean has been
kecnly interested In the days devel-
opmcnts. There are here only the
United States collier Nereus and the
hattleships Minnesota and Texas, but
there are two other United States
warships along the gulf coast The
gunboat Petrol which is now at Pro-
greso, has been ordered TO Tampico,
although no information has been re-
ceived here to indicate that an imme-
diatc attack on that place may be ex-
pected The Mexican gunboats
Bravo and Zaragoaa are said to be
en- route to Vera Cruz to place them
selves under the orders of General
Carranza in order not to excite pos
sihle anmosity
Rear Admiral Mclean will not per-
NIT the sailors or officers under his
command shore leave for a few days
and then II is not likely that they
will come ashore in uniform.
General Funston's ship. the trans
port Cristobal. was the last 10 leave
Vera Cruz. She slipped her cables at
1850 o'clock this afternoon and passed
I'm review the other transports which
had been drawn up in parade forma-
ton in the channel. AZ the Christie
bals anchor was drawn up a band
was playing and to the music she
moved forward. carrying for
the first time Generals Funston's
new two starred flag From her af-
termast there was flung to the breeze
the long homeward bound pennant
and the hundreds OF officers and men
on deck began cheering
Consul Canada stood on the balcony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-24
Russians Check
German Advance

Ocontnocd From Page onc)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-24
MUST keep Peace
IN VERA CRUZ NOW
MEXICAN GOVERNOR ISSUES
STRICT ORDERS TO THE
POPULATION.
PUNISHMENT IS death
All Inhabitants Ordered TO Turn
Guns Over TO the
Soldiers.

tPBA ,,,,.,,
20 ~ ~ WV % 'eh'Ial
nahulGo Agullar. VINO succeeded
hrisddler General Frederick Funston
,oudy as military governor Of Vera
ru@' did not mince words, when,
E,'o.,t - "'2 '",'l "i ponce IheodoIe
this civ tbat anv distu,,an'a ~ ~
p,occ ,ybotb.r ~ ni,,,i',. ~ ~
or any of the proyar rri,nes is 5',ob pU,HV,s os
stclilur ,youId r.sult In tro ,,ao,'ti'',,
of the offendinp fndiyidnaIe
The proclamation Inuking this doc
lgr1tion o.,s ,,i,c,,i.t,5 , - 'i''3 N,
streets AS General AguiIar's for"cs
were arriving Tba do,roo ,,r,,.i,l.s
that all arms must ho tnrnod t, into tbo
authorities within fWentv.fo,,r bowrs
and that failure IN com1I,, vritb tbis
order will cause no sbnotirg of tbo
one ON who's, possessio, on, 10
found
This flat abatement oousod w W
Canada, the American consul, TO cab
at the police station, where he to-"
LhleI frezleres that many Americans
Ia ma ueposited their arms with him
no VouSuI was told thaL Genera
Agullar had no intention of demand
ing theh' ana In fact expected the
vohSul 10 use ms discretion In holding
me arms or any American. Ameri-
SdhS are not exempt from the order
uut II cases Where the authorities are
convinced that thelr standing war
l"i'S IT, they VIII pe given permits 10
retain thelr arms.
Order Is Broad.
The proclamatior,s stoto,,a,,t is
made stiu bronder in 80 onnIina,i,,
by one paragraph which says tbat
ANY one who dnns orvthiro - .itar
public order in anv U'at5 ana ,,ho f,iIs
to resnpct Iifa ana rro,,a,t, ,,,i,i 10
executed "
Vera Cruz is IN go o, tho Iis+ ~
prohihitior citios NJ ie,s, t.,,,,,or.,.ii,.
ON entering tha cit,, tbo t.','s
found the soIonna closad =, ocrord
ance with tho ordrr isencd h,, tt,,o,.aI
Funston yesterdov This u,as boartiI,'
approyrd and undar now ordor is,
sued TODAY thn saIoons yviu rcr,afn
closed until further nrdcrs "
liquors at Meals
RESTAURANTS and hotels are allowed
TO sell wine and beer with meals only
ana only at the time that meals are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
NEW BOARD OF AUTO
EXAMINERS NAMED
BY THE MAYOR
First Time Body has Been
Changed in Years. APP
p~ointments to the Library
Board Announced.

Mayor d. II. Boatrlght today an
nounced the makeup OF the new
board Of examiners for the issuance
OF a''tomObile drivers licenses. The
appvintees are n. l.. Dodson. Eugene
Butler, Charles Chadwick. G. T.. Low
Der and Harry I. Johnson.
This IL the hrst time since tie ad
mln%istration Of Mayor Elder that the
makeup OF the board has been
changed.
The duties OF the board members
include investigation OF the fitness OF
applicants to run autocars. The APP
prevail OF two members and of chief
OF Police McMiliin is required before
a license can issue.
Mayor Boatright also announced
the appointment Of Mrs. n. H.. Ives
and NJ. II. Sabin TO the library board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
PROFESSOR GARCIA
PLANNING FOR
THE FAIR
Head Of State College Horti-
cultural Department to have
Charge of Fruit Exhibition
in October.

Prof Fabian Garcia. OF the New
Mexico COllege OF Agriculture. stopped
over here for a fcw hours today on
his way 10 sank Re. Prof. Garcia II
superintendent OF the horticulture de-
partmcnt Of the state fair and while
here held a conference with Secretary
Tom Binkert OF the fair association
regarding plans for the horticulture
display.
Prof. Garcia will attend sessions OF
the Santa Fe summer school next
week, when a good deal Of field work
IN to be done By the agriculture Sec
ton at the Indian school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

table Compound and l have taken Il and
feel fine. A lady said n day, 'Oh, 1
feel 20 tired all the time and have head
ache said, Take Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and she
did and feels fine now. MIR. N. r.
kARscHEIcK, i4Ss N. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Other Case.
Dayton, Ohio. Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me OF
pains in my side that I had for ear
and which doct0rs' medicines failed 70
relieve. IL has certainly saved me from
an operation. ] will be glad 70 assist
you by a personal letter 70 any woman
IN the same condition. - Mrs. ]. w.
sHERER, i26 Cass St, Dayton. Ohio.
II You want special advice
write to Lydia n. Plnkham Med
idine Co. tconhdentiaD Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by n woman,
aud held In strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

The National Women's Trade Union
league Is at the head of a movement
~ establish a national training school
for women oreenlxefs, the object be-
ing 10 place trained organizers Ia the
deid 70 oraanixe the women workers
Ia all trades ana occupations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
Twelye Hundred MIners STRIKE.

Charleston. w. Va, Aug. i5.-
Twelve hundred minors at Bloomer
in the Paint Greek district struck to-
day because one ~ their number had
been discharged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

vegetable Com
pound. ] used 10 90
20 my doctor for pills
and remedies and
they did not helpme.
] had headaches and
could not eat. and the
doctor claimed ! had
trouble and
must have an opera.
ton. ! read IN the
paper about Lydia
Il. Pinkham'R Voge-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

dictated. bakers would base their
prices on such thines on the cost OF
all the ingredients entering into them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

SIDELINE statesmen making small
towns Just the premium propo-
sitlon you are looking for. SOME
THING a little DIFFERENT than
other houses are putting out. We
guarantee our goods To sell % take
back unso1d goods For full partic-
ulars write today. May Mfg. Coz 2i2
West Siegcl Street. Chicago. H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Met at II a. m.
Debated the bill 90 require
federal registration OF all opium
dealers or producers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

Met az noon.
Debate was resumed on the
conservation bills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15

FOR sALE-Improved so acres.
close In. s2f0. Terms. House,
barn. orchard. spring. Leslie Land
Co. Leslie. ARK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-3-horsepower gasoline
engine. First class condition. Call
Coleman-Blank Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-15
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
BY Taking Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago. HI must thank you with
al my heart Tor Lydia +. Pinkham's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

eriten @eierpe-@ ompagnie bes otter
reidiiden 9eereS cine Yoittarte, allf
pelber linn ser 0%iterreid)iid)e &rieger,
eiu @ertpanoter bes @errn @imsl, sic
Mtttbeilung madt, oab CT in @ali3;cn
bel Der Mrnlee ltano, aber nit einer
groBen Mr5abl iei,ler &ameraoen am
l.. October in l1rlal1b entlaiien mllroe,
Der crit INIT Dem Is. De3enpebr ab<
lG1lft. @iele ser 8el1rtbeilten leien
Sarmer, tpelde 6ie llrlaubs8eit on
ltott gum 6elooienit our 6el6arbeit
%benubtel sluS oiefer Mittbeill1ug
gebt berpor, ooB Die 0elterreider iid
ourdal1s nidt 10 IN Der @e1nme Be-
fin6cn, mie 6ie &reborgane Der Ml-
liierten Dies in ibrer lIgenbaften @ei.
fe in oie meite @eH gu pofaumen
peritan6en. Oe1terreid madt ieinem
alten guten &aiier Iran5 Soiepb uno
6eiien Observation-Disclosures Dem 6ent-
fdn &ai1er @ilbelm, ole @bre un6
ieben ibr 8eites fir ben &ubm ibres
8aterln1bes ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Mrmieligfeit ser an BreuBen angren=
ae16en rm1iiiden 2an6estbeile.

ON*NN&*S >1ISIJS'
sSt1 Sen 1855 Sabren, Die ieit6em
perf1oiien iin6, bat ii@ man6es an=
6ers geitaltet, tpoS Die ungebeure 8abl
ser lei@ten Eruppen @ublan6s BE-
6el,ten6 tpeniger gefdbrli@ eri@eime11
ldBt als iie Dem groBen Trie6ri@ boz
fam. &e11te bot Deuti6lanb 6as
@olfsbeer, feline @offentednif, feline
&ilfsmittel 6es @erfebrs. Seere, Die
Srieori9 Ser @robe fie ni@t e%ntfernt
fonnte, fonner bon etnem &riegS>
l9auplab a1f Sen an6eren getporfen
meroen. Dieie 8etpeglidteit, in Ser
Deuti6Iom6 ben @riien iiberlegen 1T,
bot es &im6enburg ermogliht, Dit
preuben bon ei1em 6reimal itarteren
Seinoe gu id11bern unb iie ge1au Inn
sic 8eit 6es turtiiiden @ngriffs u1f
@i6@uBlon6 BORT 5u elmer @eretni-
g11rg ibrer Streitfrdiffte 81 5mingen,
es fir sic 6enti9en 3me6e am
giinitigiten mar.
@nBlon6s Bette Ernppen tp1tr6en
g1ei9 5u 8eginn 6ea &riegeS onr6
sic mudtigen beutiden nn6 0iterreidi=
i6e11 @9Idge 5uiammen g%ebammert.
j3m belon6erem @9a6en 6irfte Sem
ser foloiiale @erluit on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

fentlib gelingt es uns, bieieS &ra=
merpat 51t beliegen. 8aS in ausmdr=
tige11 @lQttern iiber sic @%eranlaliung
81 oielem &riege geidrieben mir6> uno
mas man bon oeutiden Mieoerlage1
lbreibt, lit alles reirite 2Ige. Infer
&ailer fat bis 51n1 lebten Mugenblid
sen 6rie0en 5lt belpabren gelu6t, mao
unlere Sruppen iino imner liegrsid)
porgegange1r, menn man bon 5tpet u11=
bebeutenoen Shlappet1 abliebt. ltnle=
re Ir1ppen iolen oud aaerlei gar=
bareien getrieben baben, ober bieS lit
pure @erlerm6ung. l1niere 6einoe
bober oft grouiam geban0elt; tie ba=
ben 8ermunbeten sic Mngen a1sge=
ltoden nno &1raben eine @an6 abge=
balter, 6amit 6ieie ipater ibr 8ater=
lono m9t pertbeioigen fonne1t. 91n=
lere Iein6e f6mpfe en- in neutralenSan=
0ern gegen 11ns nit Sen grobiten 9i=
gen 1tn6 @erleum6ungen. @eredt
tpiro biel er &rieg bon inns gefilbrt.
9us lagen nniere 8i1d0fe ur6 @ei!t=
lif@lr. Mit mebr @ere6ttgfeit lit
no6 ME Elm &rieg gefubrt mor6en,
tpie tpir i'm fiibren. 9esbalb miro
@ott nns o116 Sen Sieg gna6ig per=
leiben! Sir bieien treten bier unIe
rer @ettern elm, bie auf Dem 8elbe
Ser Gbre nit ibrem 8lnte fir oas
@edt ibres @aterlanoeS einiteben.
@il6elm Serrabe, @obn uniereS
9beims Tbeobor, bat einen @4uB
6urb sic Wa6e befommen. Ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

5bell Der n%ngebel1ren D%1iQionenlalt
81 erlet9tern. Mber sic iebt tobenoe
@@la6t lit ouf iolde Mbmeiiungen
angelegt, be6eutet cine 10 fiibne uirb
umfaiienoe Sffeniipe, 6aB Tie ben
&rieg int Often CUR gntideioung
bringen fam.
@enn &uBIan6 oabur9 nod nidyt
5u 8o6en g%etporfen tper6en iollte.
6ann miro ii6 ~uuer6ings Die Notbp
menoigfeit ergeben, gum @tob gegen
&ublm6s Ser3 o11s3uboIen. Ser cs
por 1902 Sabren magte, MapoIeon, lit
6aran gei@eitert: fem @in5uq in
Mosfau be6el1tete Sen @en1epunft
ieines @efdi6es. Mber mo- lit @ub<
lanos Ser3 6en1 eigentli9? SIT es
tpirfli9 Mostau? @uBlanbs poIiti<
i9e 2ebensnerben Iiegen an Ser Zee
ma, mo 6ie @1reaufrotie ibr @uidgrat
bat, liegen an Ben @eitooen bes
Sdtpar5en @eeres un6 an Ser office,
moo fi4 6ie Iusfubrbdfen fir fem
@etrei6e, sic gtnfubrbGfen fir fr,m=
6es @el6 b%eftn6en. @nBIon6s 9e-
bensnerben fommet 5niammen in Sen
@robbanten Srmfrei@s, gngIanos
un6 8elgiens. SSn 8riiiie1, Naris
un6 2on6on uobnen sic eigentIi6en
Setter Ser ruiiiiden 8onfmelt, sic els
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
KindOr 0ohrOlOn
Mach FlETcnER'S
Gas TO RIA
1tno Die r,ti:
ii1e @ioeritamoS:
trait.

Ser lafomil6e offi5ielle 8eridt oes
6eutlden &al1ptquartiers iiber Die
@organge ouf Sem 0itliden &riegS-
idal1plob Ser &f entmifelt Itb
entipredeno I'M eren @orausieb,m=
gen" bat bielleid)t bei ma11d)en ei11en
gelin6en 8meifel a%uffommen Ia?ien,
mas ongelidts Ser unoeriddmten 2ii=
gent unb Sdminoelbertdte Ser Aai=
ierten nidt @11116er nebmen fam.
|9ob sic gemel6ete @innabme bon
9o65, elmer Staot BON iiber 100000
@inmobnern in &11liiid=Eolen un6 Die
oamit 5uiammenbangen6en groben
6euti6en @rfolge, melde in bisberi=
gen @eri6ten MIR Interchangeable
lpie6ergegeben mer0en, laiien uns err
fennen, 6aB bier auf ruliii6em So
Sen Ser alte 6entl6e Mngriffsgeiit,
ser Sen 6ein6 idldgt, mo- er i'm fin-
set, 8etbatigung fin6et.
6eIomari6ou General bon 9ir1=
6enbnrg lit e. Ser gegen &11Blan6 Sic
6eutl6en Sruppen gum Siege fii6rt
mie &liider Dor 100 Sabren sic &re11=
ZEN gegen 6ranfrei@. l1n6 Ser @nei=
ienon @liiber lit Ser ii6 immer
mebr als bor5iiglider stratege often
..
bobrenoe @eneralitabler 2iioenbnrg,
ser i6on ourh ieinen m%unoerpouen
Sel63ugsplan sic &uiien BEL San1rerr=
berg=OrteIsburg in 6ie moiurii@en
@een lodte nnb mebrere Mrmeeforps
6erielben berni9tete. Sci 2o65 un6 1T
@oropolen itebt 6ie @ode in folge seq
groBen Sieges 10 gut, 6aB Ser Sal
ser 6eih1ng @aridan in ni@t aQ3n
Longer 3eit ettportet tper6en fan11.
.Sdon iebt fins midtige @erfebrsitro=
ZEN, @ifenbabnen etc. in 6ea1ti9en
&6noen. O&t Ser @egnabme BON
@ari6n1 6iirfte sic Sauptooer &uS=
lambs nod 6em @eiten ga115 nrter=
bu16e11 tper6en.
3iebt man neben 6ieien 6eutf9en
@rfolgen sic f~oloiialen rufiti4en Ser
lutte inbetra6t, 10 itebt man Die So
bel bon Ser l1nbeiiegbarfeit &uBlonos
in Ni6ts 5erflieBen. 5rie6ri@ Ser
@roBe bot 6ieie 2egen6e I'M Sabre
1746 ieIbit ausgeiproden. ST btelt
@uBlanb nit @edt fir 6en gefabr=
Ii9iten @egner BreuBenS 5rtnd6it spe=
gen ieiner n%ngebertren 8abl on leib=
ten Truppe1 nn6 Johann pegen Scr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

@eidiiben un6 Maidinengemebren
gerei6en, 90 feline @affentednif auf
nie6riger Shufe itebt un6 feinen 9e=
~niigen6en @riab 81 1iefern bermag.
Na96em run6 5tpeitm1ieno ruiiii6e
@ei1iibe nn6 ebeniobiele Maidinen-
getpebre in 6eutide un6 oiterreidiide
&anbe gefauen iin6, ridden ruiiii@e
@atterien nit @orberla6ern ing Gel6,
nn6 Sopo bat ii6 Die funfi3 8utte-
rien, 6ie es I'M @oriabre bon &rupp
be5og, fir i6peres @el6 bon @ub-
Lamb tpie6er ubfonfen lalien.
@uBlnn6 bat alio aIs S9redge,
lpenit> tpel6es Die Muiierten 10 oft in
ullen m0gli9en Sonarten gegen sic
te11tonifden 8erbinoeten beraufbe-
idtporen, grunb1i6 Der iagt.
Die Ebdtigteit &in6enburgs NOR
bisber troy Ser taftiiden un6 por-
iibergeben6en itrotegii@en Sffeniipe
int @roBen un6 @an5en 6efendioer
Matur. Die Shladten in Sitpreu-
zen tparen Elm 1%1ngebeurer @rfolg,
aber sic &uiien tpur6en 6a6ur@ nidt
berni9tet. Die Sftoberoffeniipe in
Holen tpar bon bornberein tpie6er auf
Sen &id5ug angelegt un6 redncte
MIR famit, 6ie @uiien iiber sic @etd).
tel gu Ioden, fopie @ali5ten UNI einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
Krle9$briefe

Gon leinem in Sluilbrod auf Ser
rothau Groe mpbrenOen Setter 9et11=
rtlh Serrabe erbielt unler WfitbiirJer
Nntou Serrabe einel1 rebt interelian=
ten Grief oen1 folgenoe5 entnomlne11
lit: Cine ldlpere, ernlte bat1ge 3eit
lit iiber inns hereingebrpden. &rieg!
lit oas idrecflid)e @prt> 0us inns be-
it1Noig iu Sim 11n0 Ge0unfen liegt.
G5 perfolgt inns al11 Gage un6 la5t
inns IN Ser Afad)t feline G1be. Glel6
am Morgen beoriift es inns mieoer,
beglaitet inns Sen gan5en Sag, legt itb
nit inns aln Mbel1De 1lteoer uno Der=
folgt inns in Sen Irdun1e11. @am
miro oos gnbe oe5 &rieges iein? 8er
miro ais Sieger berporgeben? Sir
Ga1tlhlal,o ulr0 SelterreidL uni erem
brapen @erbii110eten, be- teben sic BE-
item Nltsiidten ouf gliidliden grfolg.
ll1lere Srllppen lteben nabe Dor Ya=
ris un6 nod biel naber Dor 8ar=
lholt. Sic boben Sieg auf Sieg er=
iod)te11. Sic ga115e S6ul6 am &rie=
&c tragen sic gngldn6er. Dieie itn6
poG Nei6 un6 MiBgunit gegen 6as
ol1f5liiben0e Geuti9lano; iie tpollen
Sen heutiden @anbel bernidten, So
nit lire &rdmer1eele nod mebr NIT
Ser Belogier BE frieoigt per6e. @of=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Scr NIT Me1iabr 6os @mt bes
County > MtdIaBridters ontretenoe
MntpoIt Sos. s.. &imsl erbtelt BON
Seoienb Softer, einem Mitglie6 Der ST.,
nigli@=aoiierIiden 2an6mebr Ser Sesn-
fanterie bes 5peiten &egiments Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
POISON FATAL
TO MAZDA ATHENS
Tragedy Ends Romantic
Career of One of Broad
ways Stage FavoriteS.

Mrs. Ruth I. Trufant. the actress.
known as Mazda Athens. died yesterday
in the Red Cross Hospital. where she was
taken on April 16 suffering from BIZ
chloride OF mercury poisoning. Her death
ends with tragedy vivid romance
"I've given you the best eight years ~
my life" she said 10 Henry G.. Williams,
owner OF the Hotel York. according 10
the evidence in a breach OF promise suit
she brought against him. i've given
you my youth. my health. my beauty. my
love. I've given up all chance of marry
ing any one else and all chance Of making
a success on the stage. What IS TO be-
come of me? You've kept me in luxury
for eight years until I'm accustomed to
IL Now what am ! TO dO?'
The answer came yesterday. two weeks
after the appeal from the decision OF the
lower courts in her suit had been dis
missed.
Mrs. Trufant appeared in several musi-
cal comedies. among them Babes In Toy
land" Bird Centre" 1T Happened IN
Nordland" and The TattOoed Man Re
Gently. under the name OF Lucia Stuart
she had been acting as a hostess on the
New York Roof Garden
Stuart was her maiden narne. She was
daughter OF Judge T. b. Stuart OF
Denver. Twelve years ago she ran away
from school and eloped with William
Trufant, young business man In the
West. A year later, fired with stage am
billions. she was divorced from Trufant
and came TO New York
She sang and danced we'll, and IN rev
months had made reputation rs stage
beauty. She went TO live at the Hotel
York. and, according 10 her assertion IN
the breach Of promise suit for $1,000 dam
ages which she brought against the pro
prietor two years ago. he asked her 10
be his wife.
From August 1904. TO April. 1872 che
testified. williams put of the wedding
and throughout the time allowed her $40
a month while she was waiting. Then
he gave her 5000 and told her he was
already married and had a family.
In 1851. she said In her suit, Frank NJ.
Andrews, the architect who drew the
plans for the Hotel McAlpln. begged her
10 marry him. and. though she refused
because OF her engagement to Williams
Andrews sent her to Milan, at cost OF
81. 800 TO study music. But Williams pur-
sued her and brought her back gave
her $3.50, made her return II 10 Andrews
and forced her. she declared. to give the
architect up by Offering her 5000. imme-
diate marriage and heavy insurance on
bis life In 1900 Mr.. Andrews married
Pauline Frederick. tho actress.
Mrs. Trufant lost her suit against VIII
Jams and her appeal was dismissed TWO
weeks ago She was living then az the
ST. Helene. 2i2s Broadway. on the morn
Ing of April l6 she complained OF head
ache, and sent page for some verona
tablets. Shortly afterward she was re-
moved 10 the hospital. How she came 10
taks the mercury she never e1piaineo.
From the first the doctors said she had
no chance TO recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
RECRUIT, 4, NEAR DEATH
Falls in Creek and Is Sinking
in Mud When Rescued

Philip Miller. four years old, nearly lost
his life last night in valiant attempt
70 relieve the Americans in Mexico CITY.
He got as far on his way az Old Mill
Creek. where re was nearly swallowed
Up in a quag1nire.
Philip, who lives az ~ Van Scen ave.
his brother Ralph. aged seven, and
Evelyn Glassberg, five were the nucleus
Of the relieving column. They gathered
recruits along the way, but they all de-
serted except Philip. who. undaunted, con-
tinued southwark.
Old Mil Creek, which ernpties into ia
maica Bay. crawled black and sluggish
across the way. Tho tide was out, and
Philip started to cross on the stringers OF
the bridge
His foot struck a spike and ne stun
bled and fell. Tho current carried him
down the stream and against the bank.
Tho bottom was black ooze. and the more
he struggled the deeper he sank. He
screamed for help.
| His head Just cleared the water when
Theodore Gerard. a bayman. who had
heard his cries. tore couple OF planks
from the bridge. On the planks he man
aged TO wriggle out to the boy, but the
/ planks were sinking beneath him, and he
knew that he could not return the way
he came.
/ Others came with ropes. and. Just in
! time Gerard and the boy were hauled "a
/ safety. Philip was taken to Bradford
Street Hospital. whence his mother took
him home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
ENDS SEA TRIP WITH
RIDE TN INCUBATOR
Ovic Bates, Six Days Old, Fur.
nishes Excitement at Ar.
rival Of Ivernia.

Several days ago wireless message
from DR.. T. NJ. Bellew. surgeon Of tho
Cunarder Ivernia was received at tho
local Office Of the line stating that the
vessel would probably dock on Sunday
morning and asking that an ambulance
from a private hospital be on hand with
an infant incubator.
When tho Ivernia locked yesterday DR..
Bellew was one Of the first persons to 80
ashore He had talk with the anbu-
lance driver and the man In charge OF
the incubator. Tho incubator was taken
to the ships hospital, where the six-day-
old son OF Ovic Bates. an Archaeological
from Boston. was installed. and later
transferred to the ambulance Mrs. Bates
was removed from tho vessel later and
taken with her young son to the hospital.