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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03

los Reverendos Padres Min y Case
(5vale algo el testimonio?) para que le
olga el primero quisn y cuando fus
portador de Ia orden de suspsnsiones.
y el segundo que sacerdotes (sieudo
el sorprendido) eslebraron misa y
quien predic6 en- 10 Iglesia de San
Francisco el dfa do Navidad.s
En- primer lugar, debo responder
que no me dessntendf. Es que mi ar.
tfculo llen6 tres columns media,
era alarmantemente largo, como estA
saliendo este y 20 no podfa prstendsr
una edici6n del Heraldo exclusiva-
mente para mi. Y entire otras cosas,
que 20 no dudo dc 10 afrmaci6n del
senior Alvarez Nava, 10 que hago 90
negarla, negarla por complsto con
el testimonio precisamente do los dos
sacsrdotes que se citan en- sl pkrrafo
transcrito, y que 70 no msnciono, 4
yer 81 escapan de las iras do mister
Blenk que va deben fulminar sobre los
dos respetables ancianos, por haber.
los nombrado el senior Alvarez Nava
ca asuntos del lio eclesiAstiso.
Yo no se ciertamente, quien fus 81
portador de la orden de suspension.
Probablemente serfa 81 padre Echsva-
rria, que sc ocupa en- esas cosas; pero
10 que 81 me consta y le consta al &C.
hor Barreiro y q una de las sirvientas
del padre Case, es que el padre Zdil-
ga rasg6 el sobre que contenfa 10 or.
dsn cesariana, despues dc haber dicho
Ia misa y de haber predicado.
Entonces rompi6 el sobre y 90 en-.
ter6 del contenido.
Pero no quisro terminar sin decir
antes, que es insensato decir que sor-
prendi6 el supuesto cura rebelde al
ilustrado parroco de San Francisco.
Ese respectable anciano era sagra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03

70 10 emplazo ante Dios, que esta
mas alto que todas las ruindades, que
todos los despotas.
!Yo 10 emplazo ante Dlos!
Ell Padre Paradis no dijo misa, nj
predic6.
Y Mr.. Blenk 10 midi6 por el mis-.
mo rasero que al supuesto desobe-
diente.
Y de aquf SO deducen dos conse-
cuencias. o que el enojo de Mr.. Blepk
era ajeno al cuentecito de la desobe-
diencia, que ese prelado SO irrita,
cuando no Sc le humillan todos como
uu rebaf1o.
En- cualquiera de los dos casos, la
defensa del senior Alvarez Nava, aun-
que muy habilidosa, es un total fra
case.
lPor que fueron envueltos en- 81
mismo anatema los nombres de los dos
sacerdotes, Ell supuesto desobediente
y el humilde que acat6 la 6rden?
Es que Monsefior estaba perturba-
do; y en- vez de avisar & las psrro-
quias, & los capellanes de iglesiss que
habfa Suspendido & dos sacerdotes, Sc
10 fue q contar al pdblico, pero de un
modo que, & no ser por Ia inmensa po.
pularidad de los dos insignes predica-
dores, go hubieran visto aislados, 90.
los, perseguidos, mirados como peli-
gros amenazantes para la socied ad CO.
mo puntos de contGgio?
5Cuanto mejor no hubiers sido ha.
Ger las cosas en- regla y avisar 4 los
p&rrocos, & los capellanes, & los inte-
resados con tempo suiciente, no como
SO ha hecho, de la msnera que SO ha
hecho, que parece una emboscada?
Ell Obispo Sc 10 fue q Contar & los
fieles.
An, es que eStaoa lrrltado!
IPero q quien Sc le ocurre que un
Obispo deba irritarse? SC6mo es po-
sible admitir ESQ?
i'm Obispo irritado, por que le
han desobedecido!
iQue eiemplo de humildsd evange-
lica!
Y no Sc puede tirar por otra
parte. Porque 81 no fue asi Sc6mo 90
explica Ii inclusion del Padre Paradfs
en- ell desahogo del presbiterio de la
Catedral?
La defensa del Padre Paradfs va
esta hecha. Bastante es que resulte
inocente para que la conducta del Pa
DIRE Blenk sea censurable, pero es que
no es uno solo, son los dos, los dos
inocentes, los dos victimas.
Ahora tengo que trsnscribir otro
pSrrafo del elocuentfsimo abogado de.
tensor del Obispo Blenk.
Dice esto:
<6Por que el senior Perez Losada
Sc desentiende de esos argumentosP
SEs que no fui bastante afortunado
para hacerme entenderP Lo sentirfa;
pero desgracisdsmente no se escribir
con mas claridsd. iES porque duds
De la veracidad dc mi ahrmaci6np
EptoneeI 70 remito q testimopio de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03

do para el Padre zdniga, quiz&s el
Inico & quien debia fayores en- San
Juan.
Yo no quiero recurrir & testimo.
MOS honrados que podrfan perjudicar
q los venerables ancianos cuyos nom
bres he necesitado repetir, pero ellos
saben yyo 10 Sc iy Dios tamblen 10
sabe, que es verdad 10 que sostengo !
Yahan visto mis- lectores, como no
era rebelde 81 padre Zdniga, como %
falsa esa conseia infame !; de la des.
obediencia !!
Y ademas Sque motive era ese pa
ra 10 que hizo el Obispo9
1 Ha dado otro eiemplo Mr. Blenk ?
6Que hizo este cuando el asunto
de los tres obispados?
Ahf estG reciente 81 rebeldfa con.
ira Monseflor La Chapel, contra el
Cardsnal Merry del Val, contra el Su.
mo Pontf6ce, porque era orden do Ro.
ma.que SO procediese & Ia demarca.
ci6n de las di6cesis. Ell documento 80
public6 en- toda 10 prensa de la isla.
ESQ 10 ssbe todo el mundo en- Puerto
Rico.
si Mr.. Bletk es el primero que
do tales pruebas de respeto 4 sus su.
psriores, NO debe tomar tan pecho el
que un sacerdote parezcs rebelde, por
un cdmulo de circunstsncias de las
que 81 no es responsible on modo al.
guno.
La lecci6nd de Derseho Can6aico la di.
81 no SO ha entendido, 8 no Sc he
querido entender, con leer de nuevo
hi c,tGrto d sspGdas Sc sale de dud.s.
ALI SO explica, no con mi ausori.
dad que serfa poca, sino con Ia de So.
lszar, con Ia de Berardl, con la de
Bouix, con Ia de Phillips y Benedic.
to XIV, con Ia de Vecchlotti, Huguenin
y otros insignes canonistas que han
escrito de esta materia, la ditersncia
que hay entire la depOSici6n, siu solem-
nidad, que hizo el Obispo y la suspen.
sion eT irJornGtG conScientia; y daba
de paso, q la ligera, Sin detalles, pues-
to que escribfa para el senor Alvares
Nava, Ia formula que debe Seguirse en-
cualquiera de los cssos de suspension,
sirviendome de los libros q. poseia y de
otros que he buscado; 10 mismo, exao.
tamente 10 mismo que tendr& que ha.
Ger cualquiera que se ponga q tratar
de estas cosas, porque es impossible
tenerlas en- la cabeza, aunque SO hsyan
estudiado.
Y ampliada mi lecci6n para pro.
vecho y benefcio de Monsefior Blenk
q quien no le es ciertsmente inneoesa.
saria, me permito recomendarle Ia
obra hastitucion<s de DsYchO Can6nicO
por Salazar, para que en- 10 sucesivo
proceda como han procedido siempre
los Obispos.
mo eche en- saco roto mis- adver.
tencias.
], PEREZ LosADA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-03

Pepe Cid que acaba de recibir zoo
mente vestidas y con sombreros, AZ c''tl
Sombreros para Sefloras, Senoritas
5000 doCena en- adelante.
Colossal surtido en- efectos de Carna
tormara gratis cuanto Vd. desee. San
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
supt. King Goes TO MlohiFsn.

Resolutions Of regard from his
fellow workers in Berea;
Supt. Chas. A. King. who has been
identified with the work OF Berea for
the past seven years and widely
known for his varied activities as a
citizen aud Christian worker, accept
al call 30 take charge Of the
Manual Training in the High School
at Bay City, Michigan, and departed
with his family few days ago.
The position in Michigan is one Of
Importance aud one which presents
large advantages in the way Of salary
aud surroundings, and certain family
considerations urged 10 the step. IL
should be understood that Supt
Kings retirement indicates no dimi-
mutton OF interest 10 Berea's work on
his part OF Of appreciation Of him on
the part OF the College The high
regard in which he has been held is
evidenced by the resolutions adopted
by the Union Church and the follow
ing adopted by the Faculty;
Supt. Chas. A. King, Instructor in
Carpentry, Drawing and Sloyd, hay-
ing left us. 10 assume a responsible
position elsewhere, the Faculty de
sire 10 place on record their appreci-
alton Of his virtues as man, his
efficiency as an educator, and his zeal
a. a Christian worker. Coming here
seven years ago, as teacher III wood
work, be was the first 10 devote him
self wholly 10 that department
Though competent assistants have
been secured since, at first all parts
of the work devolved upon him; and
he may well be said 10 be the father
of the Department.
In departing TO the new field Of
labor, for which be is so admirably
fitted, Brother King and his estima-
bile family carry with them our deep
esteem and earnest wishes for their
future success and happiness.
l.. V. DoDGE, c..,...
Josiah BuRDFTTF. Nf'''''''''OO'
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
5000 Given Away
Christmas Presents for Subscribers
to the Weekly Courier Journal.

The Weekly Courier journal
Henry Watterson's paper wants to
share the profits of this prosperous
year with its subscribers. 1t pro-
poses to give away twenty Christmas
presents, ranging from 500 to $40
to 5000 in all. There
will be four general presents of 500
$50, $50 and $40, and sixteen pres
ents Of $50 and $50 to be given in
the states Of Kentucky, Indiana, Ten
nessee, Texas, Mississippi, Missouri,
Virginia and Alabama. The plan is
fair and simple. Write to the Cou.
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KY, for a copy of the Weekly Cou-
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Citizen.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
STIFF SENTENCES GIVEN.
Negro Boys Pleaded Guilty To Rob-
berry and Arson.

scottsville. KY. Sept 2O.-sherin
Bradley and his deputy returned from
Bowling Green with eight negro BOYS.
who we're taken there from this couu-
~ on August for the robbery and
burning Of the Bryant block Oh June
% They entered a plea OF guilty.
Walter Isbell and viii Hughes recely-
ID 20 years in the penltentiary: Lucien
Isbell and ed Petty each Ave. and I.ans
Dunn one year Bonnie Bowers. Clar-
ence Isbell and Cleve Harston will APP
pear for sentence "Wednesday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
College Items
HERE AND THERE


Columbus Roark, who was in
Berea last year, is now in the army
at Fort Flagler, Wash.
Urias Webb will be here for the
winter term, with his three brothers.
II. c. Fowler, Of Wagersyille, Ky.
is just recovering from typhoid fever
aud expects 20 enter school the first
of October.
The numerous Berea friends Of Mr.
Rix, who was here last year, will be
glad 10 hear that he is recovering
from typhoid fever, after having had
several back sets. His address is
now Geneva, o.
Richard Pigg, one Of our students
Of last year, is now at Tuscola, ILL.,,
ON account of the illness Of his sis
ter-in law.
BENJAMIN Anderson, OF Toledo, o.,
will Join us this week 10 be in school.
At the opening Of the fall term.
the following states were represented
in Berea College Washington, Min
nesota, New Mexico, Indian Territory,
Illinois. Tennessee, Ohio, Massachu
etts. Connecticut, Rhode Island,
Indiana, New York. Mississippi, West
Virginia, Maryland. Colorado, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
aud Kentucky.
Charles Lowry arrived Tuesday
night from Woonsocket, X. L., 10 be
Ia school.
The following foreign countries are
represented at Berea College; Pales-
tine, Switzerland. Germany, Scotland
aud China.
The new soda fountain in the
basement Of the new Library build
ing il nov in operation. All are in
yited.
Quite a number Of the College
boys went ON a Sunday afternoon
ramble under the guidance OF Prof.
Rumold aud others. They report a
very instructive as well as enjoyable
time
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
APer.I.,ent Fighter.

The measures OF Wllberforce In the
British house OF commons for the abol-
ishing OF the British slave trade had a
hard struggle before they finally pre-
vailed. on Feb. 10. 1905. Wilberforce
moved without entering into any ar
gument" for a bill TO abolish the slave
trade after a limited time and for a
committee 20 consider It's propriety.
He had been introducing such bill
almost every year for fifteen years. al
though his twelve resolutions against
the traffic were carried in 1850 without
a division. But year after year the bill
came TO wreck, either in the house OF
lords or the commons. suffering defeat
In lT06 because several OF its support
ers had gone 10 see new comic opera.
IL was doomed 10 disaster again In
1905. but finally triumphed in 1901.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
:BereaT eacherS'
~ Address ALL LETTERS
. lab ron PUBLICATION TO
. A1uO G. D, LEWIS, BEREA, KY.
Leaf Magic.

Leaf Magic.
Two weeks ago | told Of the struc-
ture of the leaf: the veins through
which the water flows. the cork layer
on top, the dense green layer below
it, the loosely arranged layer below
that, and finally the lower surface
with its countless breathing pores.
Now | wish to tell how the work
of magic il actually carried ON, how
the leaf acts as a sun trap and gives
the world power and heat and light.
Every time an animal breatbes,
every time a piece of wood or coal is
burned, every time a living thing
dies and decays, gas is given of
TO the air This gas is carbon di OK
ide, and it is composed Of two sub
stances, carbon and oxygen. II it
were allowed to remain in the air it
would soon kill all animals as il is
poison TO them. But the leaves
step in here and do their greatest
work. Every little breathing pore
in every leaf is hungry for this gas
and sucks it up rapidly. II passes
iuto the loose layer, through it and
up to the dark green layer upon
which the sunlight is pouring from
above. AT the same time, up through
stem branches and tiny leaf veins,
water comes pouring in a thousand
little streams TO these same dark
green cells. And now everything
is ready for natures greatest mira
Gle This green substance has the
power when acted upon by light, to
break up the carbondioxide gas into
the carbon and oxygen Of which it is
composed and the water into the
hydrogen and oxygen of which it is
composed, and from the hydrogen
and carbon and oxygen to make a
new substance, common starch.
This wonderful work goes on
wherever there are green leaves and
light In darkness il ceases. The
white stalk of corn is powerless to
carry il on, SO it must turn green OF
die. In my next paper | will show
how work and Eight and heat all
come from this magic work Of Leaf
and sun.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
oue.tIons

In answer 10 the questions in re.
gard 10 securing attendance asked
last week, would say that there are
so many things to take into consider.
alton that one can scarcely do more
than give general principles.
Briefly stated, my advice, is, study
your patrons, your pupils and youI
lessons, aud by the best, freshest
and clearest possible presentation OF
the latter get a hold on the former.
Never give presents to get atten-
dance and act as yos,r conscience and
judgment direct you in all cases.
As TO Friday exercises | would say
do not force them. If you cannot
get literary exercises when you would
like TO have them, get them at some
other time when you can, perhaps al
odd times during the week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
IN A GENERAL FIGHT.
Three Men Were Wounded. One Per.
haps Fatally.

owingsyille, KY. Sept. 20-Three
men we're cut and badly hurt at sher-
burne. near here. during a general
fight with knives at show given by
the Cincinnati Medical Co, between
James W Daggnerty and his son JAS
w. Daugherty on one side and two
young men named Webb on the oppo-
site side The Daughertys we're badly
wounded. Samuel Davis attempted to
separate the combatants. and was
stabbed BY James w. Daugherty.
Three Of his ribs were completely sew.
cred and he may die The fight came
up over a remark made by one Of the
Daughertys 10 a woman. All the COM
batants were arrested.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21

DIR. Theodore Hornblower OF Jersey
City. n. j.. used TO have some edu.
Gated pheasants. He would call them
around him and say. I'VE will now
bow our heads In prayer" Down
would go every head 10 the very
ground and remain there until the doc
tor said amen" Then, with loud
noise, the beautiful birds would run
away.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Property FOR Depot.

Lexington. KY. Sept. 20-By the
purchase here OF two pieces of prop
erty at a cost OF $4,000 the Union De
pot Co. has removed the last obstacle
standing In the way u erecting here
the proposed new union depot TO ac-
commodate trains Of the Louisville 4
Nashville. the Lexington a Eastern
and the Chesapeake a Ohio railroads.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Kentucky Pick-Ups
A Woman Made Strenuous Fight For
Life With Violet Leaves.

Dayton, Sept. 20.-Mrs W r. Me-
Cormlck died at her home. Fourth and
Vine streets. OF abdominal cancer. Her
case, which was a rather remarkable
one. has attracted considerable atten'
ton In the medical world. over a
year ago she was given up TO die by
all physicians who we're called in fer
consultation. II was then that Mr..
Mccormick learned OF the violet leaf
cure and treatment was begun. Tea
OF the leaf was administered regularly.
and In a short while the patient show
ed marked improvement The intense
pain ceased and in the course OF few
months she was able TO get about al
most as well as ever. A few days ago
she suffered a relapse. resulting in her
death.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
The Traction Deal.

Frankfort. Ky. Sept, 20.--Attorneys
Guy Matson aud Morton, representing
the Philadelphia syndicate. are en-
gagged In examining the franchises.
articles OF Incorporation and books OF
the Frankfort properties to be taken
over by the syndicate.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Pet Lamb. In Iceland.

Ia Iceland. that country Of gentle
and old fashioned customs, Il has al
ways been the fashion to present to
the baby when It's first tooth appeared
a lamb. to be its very own. cared for
and tended as no other pet could be
aud never to be parted with.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Indictments Returned.

Lexington. Ky. Sept 2O.--At the
conclusion OF the Investigation by tho
Clark county grand jury into the al
legged Illegal settlements OF the back
tax suits against the Ford Lumber Co.
indictments were returned against for
mer Revenue Agent A. NJ Harrison
and Edward oder OF this city.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21

franklin. KY. Sept. 2O.--J. II. Hum
mer was run down by passenger train
No. 4 and Killed He was knocked 40
yards and his legs broken and head
split open The train was running
around a curve and he was deaf
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
owe OH For che Eye.

A celebrated ocuiist recommends
that when dirt, lime or sparks get into
the eye pure olive oil be poured In the
eye until everything OF a hurtful ma
ture Is removed. The remedy is pain
less aud never fails to remove all for
eign substances.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21

Scottsvllle. Ky. Sept. 20.-Circuit
court convened with So criminal cases
and rs civil actions on the docket.
The grand jury was impaneled aud re-
turned number OF indictments
against the persons implicated in the
Scoitsvllle arson cases.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Girl Killed BY a Wagon.

Newport. KY. Sept 20. - Alice
scherf. 10. OF Clifton. near Newport.
with one foot caught in a spoke and
her head In the dust. was dragged so
yards over the Alexandria pike by a
wagon and killed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
slain BY son.In.Law.

Hoplinsville. Ky. Sept 2O.--John c.
Davis. a planter was shot and killed
by his sonin-law. James Courtney.
The trouble is supposed to have start
ed over division OF crops. Courtney
claims selfdefense. He gave himself
m
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21

Lexington. Ky. Sept 2O.-Probably
10000 people. many OF them from Lou
isville. were visitors on the state fair
grounds here Tuesday. Il was Louis
Vile day and the morning trains
brought hundreds OF visitors.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
contInue case of AIIeaed nlaamlst.

Louisville. KY, Sept 2O.-.The case
OF Calvin Y. Reed, who is charged with
bigamy and the murder OF his second
wife. Mrs, Mary Borgmeier Reed. was
continued until September 81 in the
city court
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21

Celery is the cultivated variety Of
the English weed smallage. II was
introduced Into Kitchen gardens Ia
England about the time OF the reforma.
ton by some Italians. who gave 1t the
Italian name "celeri."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-21
Takes His Own Life.

Williamsburg. KY, Sept 20.-Lewis
Smith. prominent farmer of the west
ern part OF the county. committed sui
eide by shooting himself He Is be-
heved to have been temporarily i'm
sana
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