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The evening world., 1894-02-08
sTERK A SMOOTH sW|NDLER.
Represented Himself as a Fro
lessor in Princeton College.
Waved a Bad $1,000 Check and Bor-
rowed from Mrs. La Tnfe.

Charles Sterk. n grizzly bearded. sharp
and intelligent-looking man. forty-two,
who claims to have been a Professor of
Languages in Princeton College, was "a
prisoner at the Yorkville Police Court to-
day on "A charge OF being a boarding
house swindler and getting money on
the strength OF a 81 600 worthless check.
drawn on the Fifth National Bank.
The complainant was Marie La Tafe,
a clearinghouse keeper, at 99 Sixth
avenue, at whose house the accused has
been staying since Saturday. When he
engaged the room on that day he said
that he was out Of ready cash, but ex'
hibited the check. which was drawn &c
his order. and purported to be signed by
ID. l.. Alexander. who he said was one
OF the trustees OF the college.
Mrs. La Tafe believed his story ,and
loaned him $50. which he promised t.
pay back Monday. when he, would be
able to have the check cashed, He then
said he would pay the rent a month IN
advance. as he Intended to stay In th'
city for that length of time.
When Monday. passed without any
became suspicious that her new boardei
was not quite all right. and the follow
ing morning at the breakfast table askeG
him when he intended to pay his week,
DOdru ana the allow III Cash 'hhN nc '''
borrowed.
Sterk Is "A good talker. and he promised
tina he would surely meet his .obliga
tons before dusk that day. Mrs. IL
Taiie waited that evening, and nnailA
retired for the night without seeing I
sign Of the boarler. She then remem
bered that Sterk a come TO the hous'
without any baggage, and determined tt
place the matter In the hands OF tn
West Forty seventh street police. BriBh
| and early yesterday morning she was a
the st~ation-house, and Detectives
| Michael and Dale were assigned to maxi
an investigation.
They soon heard that there was n
| such person as -. l. Alexander. lh'
dra wer of the check. and by hunting
the directory found that there was
Charles Is. Alexander. who has an ONO
In the Equitable Building. and Is on
OF the trustees Of the college. The de
| tectives called him up on a telephone
| and in that manner secured the informn
| ton that Sterk was an impostor. III
arrest followed last night.
He then said that during the past si'
| months he has been confined To the New
| York Hospital, suffering from u sore leg
| and Insisted that he was formerly en-
gagged at Princeton College, lie AL
| mittei. however. that the letter was 4
forgery, saying that he filled 1t out t,
| gain time until he secured his remittance
from his mother In Germany.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
POLICE TO WATCH TRUANTS.
Commissioners WeIles VIII Aid the
Brooklyn Board of Education.

Police Commissioner Welles. of Brook
Ign, has promised to cooperate with the
Board of Education In enforcing the law
requiring children to attend school. The
following general order was issued to the
force to-day:
Members OF the force will hereafter
report all children apparently between
the ages Of eight and fourteen years
whom they may find wandering about the
streets or in public places in the city OF
Brooklyn during the school hours OF the
school day. having no lawful occupation
or business. and growing up in ignorance.
TO the end that their cases may be In
vestigated by the attendance agents OF
the Board OF Education of the City OF
Brooklyn. Proper blanks for this purpose
have been prepared by the Board OF
Education and will be supplied to The
Clerk on their requlsition. Reports are
to be made daily to this office"
The evening world., 1894-02-08
ENGLISH BURGLARS At WORK
JeweIry Valued mt $4,000 stolen
from Capt. Burns's HOuse.
10y Ass0ciated Press,

LONDON, Feb. S.-The house OF Capt,
Burns. OF Farnham, was entered last
night by burglars. who stole $500 worth
OF jeweIry. Capt. Burns. who is the
aide-de-camp OF the Duke OF ~Connaught,
and who married Miss Forbes-Lieth, had
as his guests the Pelham-Clintons, who
were the losers OF the majority OF the
Jewels stolen by the burglars.
The burglary appears to have been a
cleverly planned affair, the cracksmer
taking the ]precaution to place a wire
around the house in order to prevent
being surprised.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
MOB AFTER T. G. SHEARMAN.
GlOversville Police Called In Dur
ing His Tariff Lecture.
(By Associated Press, }

GLOVERVILLE. n. Y. Feb. s.
Thomas G. Sherman. of Brooklyn, ad-
dressed an audience on tariff reform at
the Opera-IIouse last evening in this
city. There was u disturbing element
in the large crowd present, and the
speaker was frequently insulted and In
%terrupted. The police were called In and
stood In the aisles. but made no arrests.
After the speech. which lasted about
three hours. 800 persons or more fol
lowed Mr.. Sherman to his hotel. and
had It not been for police protection he
would have been assaulted.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
PUGLIESO'S VICTIM DEAD
TutoIo Dies of the sword-Cut and
His slayer Is ut Large.

The Brooklyn police are still looking
for Peter Puglieso, who Is wanted for
the murder of John Tutolo. OF l45 TWEEN
tleth street. South Brooklyn. Tutolo
u!ed al his home last night.
In his ante-mortem statement TutOlo
said that on Tuesday evening he met
Puglieso on Thrill avenue. near Nine
teenth street. Puglieso was angry be-
cause Tutolo had him evicted from ISL
Twentieth street for non-payment Of
rent. Hot words passed between the
old sword from under his coat and stab
hing Tutolo in the abdomen.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
CLERK CAUGHT STEALING.
Woman Detective Causes the Ar
rest OF MIIItnm Fry.

William Fry, nineteen years old, OF
80 Firth street, who has been employed
In the hosiery department In Ridley's
for the past three years, was a prisoner
In the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
He IL charged with keeping SIS OBJ
tanned from customers. He confessed
his guilt. He has been stealing for some
time. but was only discovered yesterday,
when Detective Eva Peyser saw him
put money in his pocket instead OF the
cash carrier.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
TWO DROWNED IN A POND.
Three Break Through the Ice and
One Is Rescued.
(By Associated Press.

CROTON FALLS. N. Y, Feb. s.
Nicola Dura, twenty-five years of age
Antonio Zuppa. nineteen years OF age,
and Carmine Cacca, twenty-five years,
while sliding on Purdy's mill-pond last
evening fell through the Ice. Carmine
was rescued
The others were not seen again. Car,
mine when rescued was exhausted and
almost frozen TO death, but II Is thought
he will live. Carmine n his compan-
ions were employed In the construction
OF Dam NJ, OF the New York water
Works at Purdy's station.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
ARSENIC IN THE SOUP.
RnpuwsL,, Accused of Poisoning
thr Meyers. SIN NIsSing.

Dennis Martin, chemist OF the Board
u Health. has found traces OF arsenic
in the samples Of the meat and soup
with witch, It Is alleged, Isaac Rapowsky
attempted to poison the Meyer family, at
3 First street, last Tuesday evening.
The full analysis has not yet been
completed by Dennis Martin, but the re-
suit so far obtained has been conmuni-
Gated TO Inspector Williams,
Rapowsky has not yet been arrested.
The police are said TO be looking for him.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
ASKS $751; 900 FOR HIS LOVE.
Wife Sues Her Husbands Relatives
for Alternating His Affections.

HELENA. Mon. Feb. s.-Mrs, Della
Hershheld has sued Louis II. Hershiield,
the banker. and his wife for $4,000 dam
ages for alternating the affections Of her
husband. Aaron I~Iershheld, to whom she
was married in November. The mar
riage was bitterly opposed by the rela.
tiyes whom the bride now accuses Of
ha wing Induced her husband TO leave
her. He is now in New York.
Aaron Hershfeld il cashier and heav-
lest stakeholder OF the Merchants Ma
tional Bank and Is reputei TO he worth
600 UD.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
SHOT DEAD ON THE STREET.
j. u. Nichols HE'D by r. u. Chiids
ut clyde, y. y.

CLYDE, y. y, Feb. s-James Il,
Nichols. 4 young man OF his village,
was shot and instantly killed yesterday
afternoon by Fred II childs, son Of
sylvester Childs, a wealthy leweller OF
this place Chllds passed Nichols on
thr street and fired one shot from be
hind. When Nichols turned around ,Childs
fired two more shots into his abdomen,
which caused instant death.
Trouble had been brewing " th"m
FOR some time, Childs alleging that
Nichols had been CIRCULATING I~rrosalory
stories about him, The murderer was
arrested.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
MAILBAG ROBBED OF Sc, 900.
II Was Left unguarded on a Grand
Trunk Depot Platform.

Iny Associated Press)
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. S.--A large
pouch OF Eastern mail for Michigan
points. which left here by the fast mail
Monday night, was cut open and the
contents Iihed at the Grand Trunk
Depot, II having been left u~nguarded ON
the platform.
About yi.ODI worth of pension drafts
and the other valuable papers were
taken
The evening world., 1894-02-08
SAYS HE STOLE PIGEONS.
Harris Schwartz Arrested on Conn
pInInt Of Fnncier Gurstine.

Harris Schwartz. ~thirty-four years old.
OF 3S9 Rockaway avenue. Brooklyn, was
arrested this morning on complaint OF
Joseph Gurstine, Of 81 Rockaway ave-
nue.. who charged him with the theft Of
ten pairs OF homing pigeons,
Gurstlne also alleges that the prisoner
broke into his coop several weeks ago
and stole ,l@ worth VI lumber pigeons.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
FRANTZ LODGED IN JAIL.
Charged that Ne Was About a.
Leave the Courts n risdictiOn.

David X. Frantz. who ls aid TO have
been a nor-walker in Stern Bros dry
goods store, has been locked up in the
Ludlow Street jail In default Of 800 bail
upon a Judgment obtained by Henry NJ,
lzrael, Jan. Is. for $3.50
II is charged that he was about TO
leave the Jurisdiction OF the court when
ARRESTED.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
THEY CLAIM HE'S OBNOXIOUS.
Pennsylvania Road Refuses I
Garry Langley ms a Passenger.

Pennsylvania Road Refuses to
Carry Langley rs n Passenger.
w. e. Langley. Hfty-fve years old.
OF Linden, N. j.. was a prisoner before
Justice o'Donnell, of Jersey City, this
morning oil a charge OF disorderly con-
duct. Langley is a hardware dealer and
travels to New York every day to bust
ness on the Pennsylvania Railroad. For
1t Is alleged. made himself obnoxious
to the passenger n trainmen by his
actions. The railroad men claim that he
Is frequently more or less drunk when
entering the trains. He has repeatedly
insulted ONE passengers, they claim.
and abused the conductors n brake
men.
He was arrested this morning OF ac-
fined -. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Company has refused to issue
The evening world., 1894-02-08
Escaped Prisoner kills n sheriff.

Tex. Feb. S-sherf Dickson dis
covered praddock. the murderer OF Constable
Townsend, hiding IT, a thicket at wsImar yes.
,erday. Braddoch al once fred upon Dickson. who
was KILLED Instantly, one 81 ihe sheriff posse
then killed Brsddock BraGdOCk Was locked W
al WeimaT tor hrinE on an excursion train, and
Nhen Constable Townsend went 10 feed him Brad
dock cut him TO pieces and escaped
The evening world., 1894-02-08
M1-y Jennings In Another 7 rance

Mary Jennings, the Young woman whose 'aN' rs
pulling tho physicians 81 three hospitals b. get
ling into what looks like a trance arl remaining
Ia II Tor hours 1t a lime was found 40 a hvs.
tcrl,al condition again last night and taken ~
-, Nin,cnCs Hospital THIS morning She Va, IN
q 'ranrr h, Was discharged from ro,'cNue yes
irrisv Some days before she had b''n IN It ''aGNt
~ chambers Street Husplta! Tor iAiTNy hours
The evening world., 1894-02-08
Caught Robbins a ,tgnr stand.

John ccoE, twenty -one years old, was held for
u'Al on the charge OF burglary bs Justice Koch,
10 hte ESSEX Market Police Court to-day. Last
..slt he broke open the cigar stand In front Of
~ Delaney street. and Policeman BoO'hrPy, 81
ny nelancer street station. arrested him in the
ae' Of packing Up his plumber.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
shot In "a Tennessee Fight,
,ny Associated Press,

LAVERGNE, Tenn, Feb. s-P p, Mason, a
Murfreesboro' lawyer and his brother, Allen Ma
son. and Z, l., Jordan and the %lattsrs son en-
ragged in a hsh, here, yeNerday because o. a law
dams shotsuns Both the Mason, were slightly
wounded Il - said that they have agreed 70 hghi
asAll AS 2eIsikk
The evening world., 1894-02-08

CHICAGO, FeD. s-Ardsyits In support OF the
motion to grant a new trial to PTenderEafr, the
ASSASSIN Of Mayor Harrison, were nied yesterday,
Arguments are 10 be heard Feb IA. The chief
grounds on which . new trial will be asked are
that one juror sah we'll acquainted with Mayor
Harrison, and that the Jury Nas allowed 70 sepa-
rAts on sleeuoh day
The evening world., 1894-02-08

frsm Hayti for Bluenelds. Nicaragua.
whittier It was ordered on account Of
The trouble between Nicaragua and Hon
duras.
It In supposed that the vessel is a total
wreck.
The Kearsarge was a three-masted
wooden steam corvette, carrying seven
guns She was one Of the Oldest. II not
the Oldest. vessel In the active service.
and 10 famous for having blown the ia
nous Alabama to smitehreens more than
thirty-three years ago.
For nearly four years the Kearsarge
has been prominent from her assignment
to South-American and Central-Ameri-
can ports, where so many uprisings have
The Kearsage had q tonnage OF l,55O, a
speed Of nine knots an hour, and engines
Her armament was made up Of two;
inch, our nine-inch and one Go-pound
runs. and three one-inch mortars.,
The Kearsage sailed under. orders on
Sept. L 1890. for Colon and a cruise
along the Central American coast. for
the purpose Of representing our nag In
that section during the Guatemalan trono
bles. She had a Pull complement OF 200
ofhcers and men.
olc TcIIlhllCu III oOuthtih y
about a year and then returned to New
York.
Various short cruises followed in
Northern waters, during which the
kearsarge performed signal service ~
destroying the hulks OF wrecked and
abandoned vessels (derelicts) between
Cape Henry and this port.
During a cruise along the southern
coast, In which the Kearsage had the
old monitor Nantucket In tow for Fort
ress Monroe. q terrible cyclone struck
both warships. and at the time grave ap-
vessels.
This was In August, 1888, and Com;
modore Crowninshield then In command
o. the Kearsage. telegraphed on Aug,
~ the safe arrival al Fortress Monroe
OF bottle ships,
During the storm the towline parted.
put, the Kearsage overlook the old nan
tueket and saved her from laundering.
In November, 1898. Commander crown
lnshield was detached from the Kearsage
ana Comman der o. J. Hayeman APP
pointed in his place.
She fitted out in New York In Novem-
Der last for n cruise to South America
and ports In the West Indies TO protec,
the interest OF the United states In that
section.
The evening world., 1894-02-08
NEW YORK SALESMAN KILLED
| william =. Carson Falls from n
Iehigh valley Train.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. s,-Wiliam
s. Carson. travelling salesman for e
New York drug-house, was instantly
killed on the Lehigh Valley, Railroad
shortly before midnight last night,
Tor WlIkesbarre, and while attempting, 10
nsss from one car 10 another was whlrled
from the platform and his brains Dashed
out
The evening world., 1894-02-08

The 'eader n The Dry pock Gang wss sent
to the Island for SIX months hy us,.cs Koch, in
the ErfsS Market Police Court. to-day lie 4.
James Mccall. twtnty-six ycssr ga. % % Avenue
e Policemen MulbollFnd, Of tie TAiTtsyRtL Pre-
SlAel, srrystst hin tVr assault
The evening world., 1894-02-08
KEARSARCE
X A wreck.
Uacle Sans Famous Old
81. War Vessel Lost on
Roncadore Reef
AL HANGS REPORTED SAVED.
Wrecked Ship Was Noted as
the Destroyer Of the
Alabama.
DISASTER OCCURRED FEB. 2.
Navy Department Gets the News
In q Despatch from Lieut..
Brainard.
DISASTER OCCURRED FEB. 2.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-The United
States steamer Kearsarge was wrecked
on Roncadors Reef Feb. 2.
The officers and crew were saved.
The news reached the Navy Depart
mont to-day IN a despatch which came
from Colon. 1t was sent by Lieut..
The evening world., 1894-02-08
Child Found In u halfway.

Early this morning a four weeks-old male child
was found In the hallway Of the home of Annls
Davis. lC4 York street. Jersey City, The child
Was warmly clad. Tbs police as u}ilg 70 Ind
~ parsnu,
The evening world., 1894-02-08
Ten y.ars for Highway Robbery.

ELIZABETH, \. j., Feb, S-willism CLARK, OF
nah~.y' vas this morning sentenced BY Judge Mr-
S'rmiek In the Union County Court. 10 tss years
ssais prison TOR higawAy robbery.
The evening world., 1894-02-08

count of his conduct. He has become 30
abusive tina the gatemen had not allowed
him to pass through the gates. The
road claims that It is not compelled to
carry Langley on the trains under the
common carrier law. Langley claims
that he will sue the railroad for dam
ages.
The evening world., 1894-02-08

nm creates, pain .annihilaior of the age Il
sALyAIiOS OIL IL Always cures, v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
NOT TIClA .

Anoche SO verG}6 e matrmonio de uuostr'
querdo amigo el joven doctor don Jo.6 H
Amadeo con la baIR distingnida seh,,ita R t.
Toro Albizu, h'ja politca de nuestro amigo dor
Rafael T,ro Q m mes.
El acto qusdd ucidi ,imo pues los novos fue
ron acompan ,dos hs>ta eI t-mplo por una graz
concurreucia de damas cabaileros QUE toma
ban parte fntma Ell la fslicdad d- ambos 10
venes. Les apadrinaron don R fa-l Tore Q II
nones gu sonora esposa dona r ia Avzu
ma Ire de. la desposada.
Concufda Ia ceremonial rel'giosa, traslada
ronse los concnrrentes la cas-. de- la novia
donds fueron obsequiados con explendid6z
prolongandose la velada hasta las atlas horst
de la nochs
A las cinco de la mafaua saeron los j6venef
e sos para Comerio, residencia del amigo
Amadeo.
Q,e una fslicidad eterna cobie esaa aln,as
4 quienes e amor uni6 anoehs para siempre
| De paso para los banos de Coamo hemos
tenido 81 gusto de YER en- esta redacc6n a
nuestro apreciable amigo de la Capital D..
Don Gabriel Frrter Hernandez
Agradece nosle su vista deseandoe una
grata permanencia en- el salutifero balneario.
FL sehor don Vslentin Ayestaran acauda
lado prnpietario de Toabaja ha sido designado
por el Gobernador general para desempehar la
Acadia de aquea ocalidad.
Maestro amigo don Aristides Diaz es e
encareado on esta ciudad da Ia venta del hello
libro lie Federico Dagetau titulado Cuentos pa
ra cl gioje
Loa que deseen adquirirlo pueden dirigrse
al senor Dltz.
Ss,h, extravalo hscs d4s al sehor don En-.
rique Sberiod un cogante de- orc con una me
dsIla que tiene esta inscription: "Champi6n,
Antoharpi>t.N
I'll one la presente dicho senior en- el H tel
NJ trina 4 don Antonio Ob.ro, sera gaetifi ado,
con ciuco pesos.
Nos pregunta las NohciaS, con una cand
dez yerdaderamente catedrdtita:
a @ Is seri, dc Puerto Rico i Ia magnani-
ma reiua cat6lica no 'hublera ayudado al geno
We. conqnistar el nuAvo monde, sacaudolo DE-
la barbarie del salvajismo ~
Hnmbre ESQ 20 SO 10 ocurre nj SotocO
s. E.paiia no huhiese descuberto el uuevo
mundo % Las Noticias que hshia oueaado
ianorado para siempre? Fueg no s4Tior; 10 hr.
bisran desru0ierto Iugatarra, Francis Q AN
mania, y Puerto Rico se,ia una co'onia ingess
s frAncesa alemana. y gozaris De todos los
progresses qne hoy gozan esas colouias.
Este setia de Puerto Rico, 81 no hnbiese Ia
magnanima rena oat6ica aycdado al genoves
El jueves 5 del ccrrientA Jalio desapareci6
de uu taller de ehanip teria. en- esta ciudaa 81
chico Gumersiudo D7gado, de estatnra peqne.
Na, color triguefio claro de u l3 amos w
descalzo en- mangas de camisa
So mega la policia cusqnier particu-
lar que 10 encuentre, qnelo conduzca 4 Ia casa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
! Ell TESORO DEL 7'OCADOR! !
ALCOHOL ADO

Pressrva el rostro de manchss de arrugas.
Usado con frcciones para el re lma, no tiene
rival.
Para ell bafc es un gran t6nico reparador del
sistema muscular. L,s madres deben EN-
p!earlo en- laa abucones de sus hijos como
preservativo, e mas ig 5oico coutra todas
esas enfer nedades que atacan los nihos en-
su primers edAd.
Els un gran preservativo contra las afeccio
nes cstarraes.
Dspo tito an la Capital, Farmscia de Gui
llernety PONCE, EN- LA DE GADEA /;
Meyagii4z en- las de Bsora, Mulet Tore
grosa San German eu la de Carlo, Arecibo on
Ia de Rivera Hutnacaoen la de Martinez Fa
iardo en- Ia de We've, Utuado en- la de Legraud,
LsrAs en- la de Iturrino San Sebastian en- las
de Font de Arcelay. Por mayor en- la de So
autorSsl Lsdo don Lais a Torregrosa, Aqua
dila plaza principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
COMUNICADO
Senior Director dc La DGMoCRACIA.
Ponce.
Ponce.

Muy senor mic, de mi mas distingnida con
''ne' acI6n: en- el u1nero 30S del diario Ii
CORE pondencia, fecha 3 del corriente, Que :,
pnbnca en- San Juan, hs Ieido una noticis que
copiada Ia -tra dice a,f:
. Nos erclioen dc Mayagi que ALI IA dice
lne la CO anita DE- prefsrente do aaneIla A iua
=, don Juan Lopez, obed+ce f,rd4n.s del
uub emo u "eral, qnen couun,caron one
| ilcho empl.ado sstaba compcado on un 81
pn->t ii vo" dc mej cauos "
| como el penodo de su dgna direction re-
p'oducs la ohcl"sa not'cia, mo perm to supli
arle no una rectl6;acl6n, porqne al f \ resulta
| 'er clerto, -desg aciadamente :, que he que
dado cesante en- ,irtud de orden del Exsmo.
'tnor Il bsrnador Gen-'a don Antoni, y ,lan
Ramirez dc Areano; sno que ampi- algo
mas 10 conunlcado La Correspondence. ro-
gando este psr6 leo qu- su vez copie do
LA DEMoCRAcIA Ell algo mds qu. ah4do.
Efectvamente: soy victlma del mAs infams
de los procediml6utos; de Ia caumnia inputa
da qu6n como yo lleva 36 a5os de no inte
rrumpidos serviclos, habienio mereoido eloglos
de mis- lsfes por el cello que he de.plegado en-
el cumpimehto de mi debst p-ro es,o, que
co habiera pasaie d4Sap-rc, ,hiAo sino para
aqn-llos qaienes puede q, carse'e 81 10 d.
'.s0io que" honra no t'ene paede jugar con la
d)eAa," no h. sldo ouics para On, avg l,ep, VA
'ieadoso del rastroro an6uimo s.gdn SO dice
10 puolco,) haya empeado tan c,.sards arma
para herirm- la iumaculsda teputac "a que
ptegnna uii (, de- servlco..
tQne estoy conpcaio on I'M sppussto rh.
vo' dc m. ji,auo,f -. Bah sl - Supmstl,
que dehto coueli I NJ auloriza una u,sp,-
olclon superior vgeu5e, qle Sc qu-ds con .l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

frase que dcsde las paginas elocuentes
de su llbro lie dirigiera b ,nghi Vucs
ira mission augusta es contemporizar 4
la lglesia, haci6ndola compatible con Il
sg'o," Fl Papa presto amables oidos A
la adVertencia, y esa ha sido su obta, y
de ella es digno emate la Ultima Enei
cica.
Ell Papado es algo impersonal, Sc ha
dich9, una fuerza hist6rica esparcida y
mantenida desde su creaci61 hasta ahora
durante toda la vida del Ponti6cado
I'll sacerdote elevado & la suprtma &c
Tarquia recibe una herepcia 4 la Que no
puede renuntlar. Puede llevar al Ponti
hcado sus gustos, sus costumbres. suc as.
praclones, el temperamento y las cir.
cunstancias de-sd tpoca pero no puedt
'enunciar 8 10 que reclb'6 en- herencia nj
puede dejar en- el camino una sola de las
tradiclones legadas por sus, antepasados.
NO puede trastrocarse ESQ que Sc lla-
ma poltica del Pontlhcado, nj Sc puede.
subveltr sus fundamentcs divinos, pero
puede re tormarse. y Sc reforma cuando
un pon'iflce tiene para clio personaidad
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