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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
UNCOVER PL 0J
 IN ARREST AT
 DUPONT PLANT
Roornful of Evidence Found When Ex-EmplOye Is
 Taken Into Custody.

\ Salem N. J.. Dec 17--Detectfves in the employ Of the du Font de Ne- nous Powder co. yesterday arrested John swobodas Knovn also as Dr. Ja- cob swoboda and by several other names, a former employe of the pow der company plant at Pennss Grove. on suspicion that he knew something about the recent expIosion at the plant, especially that of Nov. 30 when s1 men were kiIieds The technical charge on which Swoboda was held was the theft of goods valued at ss from the powder plant He was taken into custody at his boarding house in Penn's Grove and brought here to be arraigned before Magistrate Harris D. smith.
 The detectives who brought the Prisoner here told the magistrate that they found in his rooms at } Pennfs Grove guncotton, both raw and treat cd nitroglycerine. dynamite. black powder and many letters written in French and German Swoboda told the magistrate that. the explosives had been left in his room by fellow board CTS Magistrate Smith held Swoboda n $1, 900 bail. The letters found in Dis. room were being translated last night
 Major Sylvester, former chief of po- Ice of Washington, D. C., head of the detective force sdarding the plant, said last night that even before the Explosion of Nov. 30 he had .received fnformaton which made him suspfc- ibus of the activities. Of Swob oda. After the explosion he put several men on the trail of Swoboda,s who worked in 7fiH of the big Penn's Cove plant.
 Quit Work Suddenly.
 .sswoboda carried on his activities between Philadelphia and Penn,s Grove said Major Sylvester. we are tracing men who are said to have in 4he mill about Sept. !. A few weeks ago, while we were watching hfrn the company issued an order that all employees must be pho togFaphed and their pictures placed on lille with the company. The day after this order was issued Svzoboda uuft work. He remained in Penn's Grove. He hung around ennpToye. and acted generally s1spicieus. I car tell nothng more of the evidence WI gathered which led us to arrest hin today. You know what the polio, found in his rooms.''s
 Magistrate Smith refused to sa, what was in the letters which he saw He did say, however, that he regarded fI1a case as "a most important one and that he expected further devel opments-
 According to the du Pont detective Swoboda admitted that he had beel arrested several times. The detective said he had been known, as Dr. Jaco' Swoboda, Louis Hare4ey, Louis Fall tcI+ and Louis Halbert. It was sai, that the prisoner was arrested ii Brooklyn in June. 1911s and serve, four years in Sing Sing having beel sentenced by Judge Fawcett, and als shaf he was arrested in Norristown Penn, in 1906, and served six year
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
OUR HOLIDAY DISPLAY OF MISSION FURNI- TURF MERITS YOUR INSPECTION.

in the Eastern Penitentiary of 3Penn- syIvahia, On charge of having rs- cefved srofen goods. The police sstt n he admitted that he had served sot her sentences. Detectives who worked on the case said that a Jacob Swobo- 5da had been arrested in Chicago in 1906 on a charge of larceny. and at at time he had said he was a vet eran of the Spanish-Anaerican war He lived in Brooklyn several years.
 Sought. an, Exp xposure."
 Major Sylvester's men said that a man who gave the name of pr. Jacob Swoboda called on the Wilmington newspapers several weeks ago, saying that he was an employe of the du Pont works and that he wished to have reporters sent to write up the conditions in the plant, which he der scribed as great menace to the men who worked there. The editors Of the neWapapersJ said Swobeda had with him samples of various kinds of pow der and other explosives and displayed a. close familiarity with them, telling which was made for certain nations. On his trips to the newspapers he was | Accompanied by a younger man. He explained to the editors that he could obtain admission to the plant for res porters The stcrusade" he advocated was not made
 Swoboda is about 50 years old He l Is well educated, speaks several 1an- guages and says he is native f France.
 Watched Every Move He Made q. | 7 Since the explosion on Nov. 30 Ma l 5oF Sylvester has redou b1ed the watch
 on all persofse in and about the du Pont plants. At least a. dozen detec- tives have followed every step of Swo- boda for two weeks, andA evide ence l gathered regarding his frequent trips
 to Philadelphia are expected to lead to developments in that city.
 1 It was learned that the detectives l photographed Swoboda after he Jeff
 the plant, and it was by sending this
 to police in various cities that the. iobtained an. idea of his record, whief
 swoboda admitted when confronted
 with his evidence in court today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-17
DISTURB PLAN OF
 EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.

Because Thomas c. Roach. aged SO of 18Se Pequonnock street, was not speedily accom- modated when he ap- piled for medicine lat the dispensary of the emergency hospital this morn ing two Of his companions caused a disturbance.
 They were Threatened with arrest and oI1ieted
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DAN UN CONCERTO EN- Ell GUN
TER" HUGO KORTSCHACK Y
VAN GROVE, CAUSANDO
UNI GRATA SORERESA.

Dos verdaderas ~novedades sc nan
ofrccido 4 los numcrcsos amantes dc
n buena mGsica cue hay en- San An
tonic. Ia primera de las cHales con
sisti6 en- L. presentation de hugo
Kortschack. notable violinista que ma
dado IN concerto en- e! salon de bal
lie del Hotel Gunter. sicndo ruldosa-
mcntc aplaudido. La segunda fue
ia presentation de Isaac Van Grove
en- ell piano. Hugo kortscnack Sc ha
eanado una alta reputation por 81
mismo Y Van Grove In sido ~anuncia-
do como IN magnifico a~companante
Y IN solista de gran attractive. ii
programa del concerto parece haber
sido arrcglado para que Mr.. horts-
chack luciera 81 gran hdbilldad tee
MICA. eli fucgo y espiritu de 81 labor
musical Y la gracia : encanto de su
expression artistica.
Los asistcntes ii concerto sale
ron sumamentc complexities.
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.I~NFORMACLON LOCAL.
NUEVOS DIRECTORIES DE LA
TEXAS STATE ARCHITECTS
ASSOCIATION.

Al cerrar sus trabajos los senores
arquitectos que vinieron 4 Ia con-
vencion, hicieron ell nombramiento
de los nuevos oficiales de Ia Texas
Architects Association que han De re-
CIR en- el nuevo ejcrcicio social, re-
sultando como presidente e! senior
Ollie J. Lorehn de Houston, Y como
~secretario Ell seaor Fred Fetch de Ia
misma ciudad.
Y respccto al punto donde ha de
ceiebrarse Ia Siguiente convention a
nual. como 81 lutheran estado de
acuerdo con los Delegates u Ia con-
veaci6n dc Bib~iiotecarios, escogieron
tambien Ia ciudad de Galveston.
Aver fueron obsequiados los MEM
bros de csta convention con una e.
cursi6n a Ia Presa de Medina Y en- G.
LA tomaron parte los arquitectos de
Ia localidad. En- cl ~pintorcsco lugar
tuj servido TN ~cspl@ndido lunch.
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Ia ULTIMA SESSION. DE LOS 81,
BL!OTECARIOS.

Para terminar SUs trabajos Ia Aso-
ciac:6n de Bihliotecarios de Texas
nombr6 aye los socios dignatario:
que han de fungir durante el nuevc
cjercicio social, r~ccayendo los nom.
bramientcs por unanimiGad de vote:
eli las personals siguienteS:
Presidenta. Elizabeth II. West dc
San Antonio; primera viccpresidenta,
schorita Lillian Gurter, bibIioteca-
ria de Ia Bibliotcca PuJlica de Gain
e~svillc; W. p. Lewis. bibliotecario de
Ia Baylor University de Waco fuG
nombrado segundo vicepresidente; In
scHorira Octayia Rogan, ayudante de
la Biblioteca Publica del EStado en-
Austin. fuG ~nombrada ~secretaria. y
Ia senorita Martha Schnitzer, ayu-
dante de 10 Bib.ioteca PGblica de
Houston. tesorera.
Como digimos aver. tres ciudadcs
Sc disputaban ei honor de ser desig-
nadas para Ia siguientc convention,
V desputs de una detenida discussion
entire los Delegates. fuG designada Ia
ciudad de Galveston para Ia conven-
cion cue Sc celebrard en- 1916.
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ES CONSULTADA LA SUPREMA
.CORTE DE EE. UU. SOBRE FL
Case DE VACUNACION OR
DENADA POR Ell con-
SEQ ESCOLAR.

La uprema Corte de los Estados
Unidos ha sido consultada por el DR..
4. D. Zutch 4 fin de tener una ter
minante reg!a d que atencrse Sohre
Ia question de Isl puede o no el
Conseio Escolar dc San A"tonio. re
ouerir arbitrariamcnte Il y~acunacicn
como un requisite p"cc2derte 4 K
admission de los ninos en- las escue-
las publicas. Don A. Bliss. L de
los miembros del ConSejo, en- nom
bre del Dr.. Zutch, HI dicto que IA
aHelacion 4 Ia Suprcma Corge de los
Estados Unidos bien podria tradu-
cirsc como una confession de ignoran-
cia de Ia Constitution. "a que, por
otra parte, nos h& sido ncgada Ia pro
tecci6n de la ley con motive de un
asunto sin importancia. No sube-
mos exactamente cl terreno en- que
Sc haila colocada IA Suprema Cor
te de Texas que ncg6 nucstra solici-
tud por error de escritura, dijo Mr..
Bliss. Tan pronto como rcc!oamos
Ii respuesta de IL Suprema Cortc dc
los Estados Unidos, sabremos 4 que
atencrnos.
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intenci5u de tener participio en- 81
~emprcstito. FL s:ibado Sc envi6 una
carta a todos TO-: gercntes dc cstos
h,,cos en- Nucva York y Sc aIarma-
ron tanto. que corrieron = Wall ST.
q oonerlo en- corocimiento de Mr..
Norpan. In no,icia Sc ~csparci6 ri
~ri6amanta entro todos los corredo-
80. ia Nc, emilio o,,a nor r,nor
nomo,v,ro, , d,r.r crart, 5o
que Tvs pO:ll'' ,
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ia
Sc ha intormado a este .comlte
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irrrumpie1dO 81 hilO d. tan opIi-
miSiaS pensamicnloS. y diiO al iri-
hunO:
Senior. So me OcIIrre pcnSar que
los criStianoS trbrn de- trner una
c~uniraSciia. sin ,iar Ia cuaI no
creo probable que dri"n cntrar 4
nadlc en- 81 0Strianum: cn los ora
torIOS, pOr 10 mrn0S, aSl Sc vcrlfi-
ga. pucS cada vcz que he lido a ellOS
Ia dadO EuriciO Ia c%Ontrascha en-
question. 81 me 10 pennies, selOr,
Ire a yer al vioiO para pedir!e las
lnSirucclOnes prrci>aS, a fin de Que
no trOpecemOs con o%bstaculOs.
Que me place. noble sabio-
contcst0 Ninicio aIegremcntc.-ha-
bias como hombre prudentc y jul
cioS0 y mereces TODD genera De elO-
gloS: puedes ir a Yer a Euricio o
a c%ualqulera que te pIazca WIS.,
lar, perO an brenda y ~garantia de
tn 0p0rtunO regresO. deia ahi, en-
Gina de eSa mesa, Ia bOlsa de d.
nero que ha POGO te entregue.
Al DIR estas palabras sinti6 Chi
lon una impression muy d~esagrada-
BILE; siempre lie causaba pena S.
pararse del dinerO; sin embargo,
pOr esta vez dei6 Ia bOlSa en- el
punlO indicado. no sin alsuna va
cilaciGn, Y Sali6 de Ia eslancia.
Pronto vOlvi6: mucho antes de
(Concluye)
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noble Na!inio para lu@ en- pr"Srn-
ria del Cesar lurhr con I'm ial Sip
haN. 81 negro mas forZudo que ha
nariIo rn Africa. li-Dirat", senior,
como rruijri Su rsplna "orsaI IN
ire mis- man"S: al"maS. de- un p'I-
n"'az" Ir paEiIF' las "'-''> 4''''-
'aS..'
-iPor P"iuN.-'N'I3i'" NIIlIeI"'T
SECURE cstoy DC que 10 Iara> como
10 tireS.
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bia rrrilo Gur rr>o rucra tan for
lIjo
per, crnti, sonriinJosr drSjr-
1~n.,D,nlr Y.,Iir,;.
NoI,I. sarnr. NJ. romnromcio
p jrr.. ,-r.n. ron ma sofia mauo
In sirl,. a,ros romn ,;.n. q ARE
balar con Ia ORA 4 Ia d~oncrlIa '
a lra;rleIa 4 In casa. aunuue me
~prrSi.9n IodnS los rriSliarns 4. Ro-
mn ,.n,no rohos ia CoIahria 81 No
- L, ,,, So, .,ol,,, obo,o
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"Chil6n Ina cncontradO al IigiO.
Con Il Y con Crol6n V0y c>ta no
che al OStrianUm. E>ta miSma no
che o mahana me apodrrarG de-
l.igia. ;Qur los doses IT, . pI"-
pirios! ;Ah. carisSimr. Ia algeria
me impidn rscribirtr mas lar=a-
mrnIr.
SoIt6 Vinicio cl cSlilo Y ST pu-
50 4 dar paseos pOr IA estancia. Su
alma cs!aba inundada de gozO: Su
rucrpo. a~tormenIadO pOr Ia fiebre.
pcnsaba que al dia Si-uicntc e>ta-
ria Ligia en- Ill asa Y no saba a
punto flo como drbia rOn,;uciISr
con ella: pcro dccia:e Que 81 la
doncrlla lc amaba 81 50 conslituiria
en- 81 csclayO. Rec0rdaba que Ac-
tea lc habia asc@urad0 que la .iovrn
It. amaba. y 81 cOnmOvia hasta 10
mas hOndO de I'll Srr. 81. como era
probable. Actea habia dicho la YER
dad. i0IO So rcduciria a veneer las
rcSistenciaS naturaleS del pudOr y
practicar determinadas ceremonias
prescrilas pOr las doctrinas del
cristianismO; 81 tai amor EZRA cier-
to, una vez que la donceIla estuvie-
"a en- casa de Ninicio cederia a la
persuasion o la fucrza y Sc diria:
"iEsto rs hechOl" De este mOdO,
cOncIuiria tOdO Y Ia jOven vOlveria
q mOstrarSe amanLe Y c~arinosa.
De prOntO Sc preSent0 Chil0n, in
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Sc la iniciado en- Nueva York, IN fuerte
movimiento contra 81 emprestito de
medic billion de pesos conse-
guido por los aliados
FL Comite de financieros instaIado a efecto esta
hacienda una activa propaganda
Dice que defendera por todos les nedios q su
aIcance 81 dinero del pueblo

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Y $50 doho 4i,;cirso
ao.a A. +na1..o
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que 'oS '
an,ari.a,os o,o nrorec,,n ohier-
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Sc nan cH''"uo e"'I"S " c"""
uAo de los dlpu'a"oS democratic en-
"a cIudad de NueFa forA' i!amandoteS
IA 2tenclon Sohre {! hecho de Gue e!
nal uso que Sc haga dc los tondoS
del banco de reserva federal constl-
trye n question naclonaI en- n que
dehen IntereSarSe, Suplcandoles' 4!
mlsmo tempo. en- Su c&racte" de
LEADERS del pueblo. en- cuyo en-
oleo Sc e~ncuentran. que lanZcn un
manifesto pUb!icO Sobre csta mate
ri@. c invitandolos tambitn en- 10 par
t~icular. q presidir las s~csiones que
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iPcr que prefierea los Mexicanos
mi Casa de Gambia
National Exchange Agency?

PorCre sollnenre veado bIlleteS - los Ran
COS NlrlUuaI Gt NeNlro : lonGF.s = GtN.-
Co. fGdu~ del diO Gr 1912 para abair-
CIRQUE mis- prcCIu> son mas bGraiu> C."
10 de- r:1IqulerI ORD a-cUr.a.
'uTQgr DUGrd sul:rIio -. Gi1cro ad"lIIf:-
Dc para harcrle una ve1rl.
! rurgGe Al reribir Del Express 81 Tedu!1.
RIEE~N IUENTN SIS L5iIrIrS N',TE~ IE
PzsiNH - INPui;TE. Uc eSfl manoFa- H.
lei Sl-Glgre racsDrJri mUn-la WeNiraua g
s. rGt-rd >lu>r7rr!ol.
Jrrc>~U q au.en 90 SOl!rjin pr0norr!oaaT
inE1rmrs Sabr. >ulidl de IreH-S a N"Elrs.
O rUaigU.rrl otrp a>guip- E>~riblue ai;cS
d. narrg - rowprl = orTI ca,l-
ARTURO ". GUEVAHA.
P. o. Box No q. Laredo, Tex.
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ACADIA de decidirse por el comite
lie deros;tartes del One Hundred. en
81 Terrace Garden. de Nueva York,
conenzar una campana intensamente
cducativa. con objeto de cue el pU-
llico uegGc = conocer toGOs los de-
TALES del emprtstito de medic BIZ
Ion de dolares que Sc "a a hacer
n los aliados. FL final de dicha cam
pana consistira en- una ~eXt~aorGina-
ia procession. en- actitud de protesta,
asi como en- una session que sc veri-
sica-5 en- el Madison Square Gar
len. = ST. Bernard H. Ridder. que
preside Ia junta del comi-G de los
Orc Hundred. Tue nombrado Prcsi-
.,enre . nerpctuidad, con objeto de
cue dirija Giyha campana educativa.
conrando con los ausgicios de n
american Truth Society, que orga-
.iz6 81 mencionado comite.
81 objeto sera. ante todo. emineH-
.cmcatc nacionalista. Comenzara
SIS sunciones en- NueYa York. de Gu
20 Iuga. rasara = Chicago, deaPucs
- Cleveland. ST. Louis, milwaukee,,
Kansas City. Minneapolis. DeCro.a.
Louisville. Atlanta. Baltimore. New
Orleans. San Francisco. Los Ange-
les Y otras jm~porUantes ciudades lie
America.
En- los differences barrios de Ia
-r.ln ciuGaa de Nueva York tcndrar
.Igar veinte ~sesioneS eNtraordina-
r!as. que sc Scguiran en- rapida su-
ce,i"n. de acuerdo con las orGencs
ne sc trasmitan por II presidcnc;a.
In e~tas %juntas har.n uso de n Pc
.abra Jcremias 4. O'Leary, Dresideu
le de Ia American Truth Society.
}Ir. Bernard Ridder Y otros orado-
~cS bien conocidoS en- eSa metropolis.
Serdr rambler distribuidas en- cada
reunion. unas hojas de panel, que
suscritas por los deponentes lie los
&~ancos. serviran para acrecentar cl
aumero de miembros De IN crgani-
zaci6n que tra-a De protejer eI di-
nero del pueblo.
Segun Ell relate que hizo e Secre-
,ario del comire de los One Hundred.
cuando menos diez mi. personas de
as que tienen dep6sitos en- los bas
COS. Representative TN capital de Sc
scata m~iiIones de pesos. han cnvia-
10 y protesta 4 las Oficiuas Ge-
aeralcs de Ia American Truth Sc
ciety. ubicadas en- 1888 Broadway,
New York. : Ia inteaci6n De 3Ir. Rid
der Is aumentar 4 c~incueata mil e.
ajmero de los oponenteS al empr5s-
tito en- esa sofa ciutad, y . IN million
en- e. resto del pals.
"Despues de In serie de s~esiones
cue Sc efectuaran en- Ica harrios x
Gichos-anunci6 Nir. Ridder-se tic
re en- p-oyecto o~rganiz2r una gran
procession que recorrera las GALES
lie Nueya York. con destino final en-
Madison Square Garden. en- cuyo H.
gar sc efectUara Ia junta que Sc tie
ne 2reparada.
Ia prensa de los aliadoS. que IN
Sijo complete de los Agentes extraE-
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ES APREHENDIDC AQUI UN ME
XICANO ACUSADO DE
ESTAFA.

FL diputado Sheriff John Subira
aprehendi6 aver en- Ia manana a Con
zalo Cara Tiierina, cuya captura
tenia encargada este Condado, por
cstar ell citado inGividuo acusado de
estafa en- el Condado de Hidalgo. va
Sc ha enviado aviso al Sheriff de d.
cho Condado para que mande por ell
prisiOnerO.
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Sc SOLICITAN AGENTES.

Sc soEicitan Agentes para la ven
"a de- LA PRENSA en- las poblacio-
res de Deming Nuevo Mexico
y Jerome, Arizona. Las personals
que Unforeseen pueden dirijirse So
ilcitando precio y condolences a LA
PRENSA, Departamento de Agen-
ties, GOT Dolcrosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
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;HE~Et U~Ird ]rUiuI,rar una casa, d" Cual-
uiir- iarnaiIu. pT"ri". luCalldad y rondirIO-
neS dc rrupra? C"nSIlt"Im". Yea nj lISia
dc raSa~ Lr ycnia. "l". GrlrI" tOrn"it
Ramsey. -Wrarlng"n Building. Houston -.
4 Alamo Plaza. lW-I'
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iEsta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
Ia afamada cerveza Royal Pilsner."
PiLala siempre de su cantinero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
(Adv.)
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SE NECESITAN MINEROS-Mina de 5 pies
De carbon. buen trabaiO. nina SEGA. casas
conrortabIeS. 6uena aqua Y cScncla pnDllca.
40 aSamOS traHSpOrte. TFaDaJO seguro.
Tornrn 81 rerrncarrii Missouri, Kansas L.
Texas. independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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tI.ES-

Dir. SNLuNE CARA AlDipE de Ia FaruItad
d. NcyirD: autOrilado "n 81 E>lidu de Te-
Vas: e>perlaIiSla en- Intermediates genitO-
Urin:rIaS Y cirUiia "n "rurral. Residential,
hyruu. II 1881. TcierUnn Travis I5I7. or
Gina. Frost Building. T"lrfonU>. NUryo i72;
Vi"jU. Travis Boil.
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nrSrO Sabcr 81 parId"r" Il" Ia sra. Fran
riSra i'ar=a. queen har" Tres amos >alI6 lie
Monterrey. '. L.. Mexico. Y CrcU - en-
rI!"ui"r vIvIcnGo "n san Antonio. Texas.
urriIII Inrurmc> 4 Marcial pdTga. lsuj
Guadalupe -, IAN Antonio. Texas.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

DR. FRANCISCO ViZQTEI GONEZ-Cirp.
ria general. ESnerialmrntr enr"rmrdadrS
De uariZ. @GrraniI Y UidoS. hIIcIla. ~
Frost Tldg.. Houston -. Y Main Ave. Tc-
]lGronnS. Travis $685. Y 3Gii: Nneyo Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

Al EN- SU PUEBLO no nay azente de LA
pRENSA deGlquese listed a Venderl3 y 10
p~roducira magnlflca ntiLidad. Escribanos
: lie dsremos nuestras condolences para
los agentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17
UIyERSGS-

cuIiEE listed ci AImanaGur IlUStradO para
1915 en- Ia Liberia de- l.OLan0: iUc 81 cIrim-
pIam "nvIadD pur "urrru u rualquIer parlc
,. los Es'ahOS Inid0>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

:OUIERE listed mnIfipIicar algunoS pesos?
InylGrialOS eu arciuUr> Il" Ia GiilEr1S on
Co. lie rSti Ciudai. N@amr para InrOrm"S.
Iulllrrio Vara, imj Bucna Vista street.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

rINHTu~ Y a<iSlcnria. casa Dc ramIt!l.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

- EisNTiN hU"na> ca>aS 4 rr"'I"> como
dos. Mrguiriro< ~!I@arr~. con q >Il iHil'-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

81 kINIE HkiiiTN. InarUIrii. Sittiiil an
la CALLS l' durango \ AN saba :LI9. lnInr-
INA .NurrlIp GauH'E. i"i raiIr lie san MS.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17

No Sc admiten menos de ounce palabrL.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-28
WROTE LETTER TO
A WHITE WOMAN
Toe Robinson, a Sumter County Ne
gro, Hustled to Three JaIls to
Prevent Him Being Lynched.

COLUMBUS, Ga.-Joe Robinson,
a negro arrested by state officers on
complaint that he had sent through
the mails an improper letter to
white woman of Sumter county, was
in Jail here tonight after officers had
rushed him through parts of four
counties in an effort to elude mob
said to be seeking him.
The negro was placed in Sumter
county iail at Americas. Word came
that a mob was forming to get the
negro and he was taken into Schley
county and lodged in jail at Ellayille.
When mob was reported heading
for that town the negro was brought
here. Five automobiles bearing men
said to be seeking Robinson reached
EIIaviIle after the negro had been
removed from there.
1t was expected that attention OF
federal officers would be called to the
alleged violation of the mails.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-28
HE HAS PREACHED
SEVENTY-TWO YEARS
tTrncIe Johnnie" Martin Was Pioneer
Preacher in This Section Before
War Between the States.

DR.. J. w. Stanford writes to the
Cuthbert Liberal Enterprise the fol-
lowing concerning Rev. John w.
Martin, a pioneer and widely known
Baptist preacher of Southwest Geor-
gia. and who is still at work in the
Masters vineyard at the age OF 80
years:
1T was our pleasure last Sunday
morning to hear Uncle Johnnie Mar
tin preach Uncle Johnnie is ninety
five years old and is still active men
tally and physically. His has been a
life of great activity and energy, with
but a few days of sickness.
''He was born in 1921, the same
wear the Christian Index was born,
and has been it's staunch friend and
supporter for nearly three-quarters
of a century. He has been preaching
seventy-two years, and still loves to
tell the old, old story that he has
loved so long.
"Uncle Johnnie was one OF the plo-
neer preachers in this part OF Georgia
before the war between the states
His text Sunday morning was
s'Son. give me thy heart, - and dur
ing the sermon, which was enjoyed
by his hearers. one could see hashes
of his youthful vigor.