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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Jordan Says 'Win Win Again"
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Grecian Champ Is Confident

out Of the way Of the aggressive Fl.
Bliss crack
Charlie In Good shape.
Jordan announced that he was
feeling fine after the workout Sun
day and is ready TO step on the mat
any time now. Charlie Rentrop also
went through q spirited session for
the benefit Of the fans and much
enthusiasm was shown by the bugs
while the European star was engaged
In topping "BoLcar" Johns
The sObriquet eboxcarn could
be more reasonably applied to
Rentrop than Johns rs while the
latter f. working with Charlie
he resembles ieWeiry box
more so than n side door Pull
man in comparlsion with the big
Aisntinn. Johns f. doing his work
with n viii and believes that he
will defeat Neal.
Business manager Johnny NIcIn-
tOsh of the FL Paso Wrestling as
ISOLATION Is industriously engaged in
getting the hall into shape follow
ing the automobile show The big
ring has been moved back inside Of
the building and things are being
placed IN tip top condition for the
81 oW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
Student Gunners Win Medals
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Good Scores On Bliss Range

NAPT. RICHARD CRAWFORD and
y Lieut. William 1layfield are the
medal winners in rifle firing this
year in the reserve officers training
corps unit at FL Paso high school
They won highest honors in the rifle
match held Saurdaty on the target
range at Fort Bliss The match con-
year BY the R. O. T. c battalion
Was Competition Shoot.
Ten boys comprised the High school
rifle team which fired Saturday in
competition with other high schools
and military academies in the south
ern department OF the army. The
scores have been forwarded TO the
department headquarters at Fort
sam Houston. where the trophy win
ming team viii be announced.
The medal won by Capt CraW-
ford was offered by the FL Pnso
plrent-tenchers' association TO the
member Of the high school team
who made the highest score in
rapid fire. Crawford made the
remarkable scores Of ~ out Of
possible so IN rapid fire ut both
zoo and 300 yards. His scores
ut these rnnEes would stand wen
IL regular army contests, Officers
say.
The medal offered by the Wade
Hampton chapter United Daughters
Of the Confederacys to the boy max
ing the highest score in slow fire
was won By Lieut. Mayfield. who
made a total OF 50 out OF a possible
loo, in slow fire at 200 and 800 yards.
Fire With Service Rifles.
Al firing was with the Enfield
service rifle and under army compe-
tition rules The small bulls-eye
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

series from St Paul. five games TO
four.
1I-New York university lost but
one game during the seas0n-to the
Army.
12-Francis Ouimet went around in
y when ne won the national open
in 1913
I3-The present rule OF three
strikes. four balls came in in 1853.
14-Williamsons with Chicago. in
1850 accepted "a chances behind the
bat in one game, the record
15-The New York Giants hold the
record for consecutive victories on
the road-17.
16-Charlie See, OF Rochester. led
the international league in baXng
with a mark Of .3s7 in IS games Otis
Lawrey. OF Baltimore, batted .564 in
133 games
IA penalty in football may be
declined by the offended side.
18-Bat Levinsky defeated Al
Reich IN a u round bout at Boston,
January Is, 1916.
19 - Tommy Noble is British
featherweight champion
20-Norman Brookes and Anthony
Wnding won the English tennis
doubles in 1907 and again in 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Optimism is the keynote IN the
" training camp OF Chris Jordan,
Grecian middleweight champion
OF the world, and II there is any
wrestling fan who eentertains doubt
concerning the result OF Jordan s
meeting with Rentrop Tuesday night
in Liberty hall. Chris invites him
down to hear all about the manner
in which he hopes to attain victory.
He Is Confident Enough.
During his daily workouts the
speedy crack radiates the spirit OF
confidence. The fact that he de-
feated Rentrop in their second meet
ing after wrestling a draw for more
than two hours together with his
natural belief that he can hold his
own with any of them is making
Chris one Of the most optimistic men
in the world.
And his adherents share his
opinion TO the extent that they
are willing to wager quite n roll
on his chances TO defeat the
husky AIsafinn in the third meet
Ing. Virtually all Of the TnEers
are being taken by the nentr0p
supporters who in n speculative
sense are willing TO back their
favorite against his old rival
Jordan worked out Sunday after
noon before a large crowd which en-
5oyed the antics Of himself and
stranger" soldier Neal Neal makes
an ideal sparring partner, and by the
way, is coming along very rapidly
himself. Possessing the natural
build for a middleWeiEht wriggler
the husky pill roller is rapidly ac-
curing knowledge OF the most ef-
fective holds OF the mat game
through the teaching Of Jordan and
he promises 10 put up a hard battle
when meeting "Bo1car" Johns In the
semi-finaL He Is perfecting the
deadlock, a hold Ideally suited to his
build and Johns viii find IL neces-
sary to step lively in order to keep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
Continues
To Break Records

Daytona, Fla, April 26.-Six worlds
records for automobiles were broken
here Sunday by Tom Milton IN his
16-cylinder car. The events were
sanctioned and supervised by Amer
lean Automobile association officials
Milton covered one kilometer in
1855; three miles in 1.12-1s- four
miles In 1865. and five miles IN
2-00.04. Previous records. held By
Ralph de Palma, were. One kilometer.
1885: three miles. 1.15-04; four
miles. 1917. and five miles. 2.04-5S
Milton also reduced his own worlds
record for the half mile and the mile,
in .25.5&
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
TvirLer LeyDa Star At Bat
When mternationaLS Defeat
Knights; Zone Tean1Ls Victor

perfume time. The pastime started
out well, but Il soon developed into
series OF long range hits for the
Zone.
In the fourth the supply boys
solved the speed Of Bona and
scuffered four snfeties over the
field, which, combined with two
errors, proved sufficient to let In
four runs. Talbot started IL with
n two base crack which hit the
fence in right center three feet
from the scorebolrd. Anderson
went out, second to first, but Tai
bot took third, and Pete Dwyer
obtained base when BOA bunEied
his hunt in front Of the plate.
Perkins sent up a high fly to cen
ter. which Poloyn could not handle,
and Talbot came home Titus proved
the boy in the pinch. when he slammed
out the prettiest hit Of the game, a
single just over shOrtstop. Dwyer
came home and Perkins took third
Koke doubled, scoring a moment
later, when Nanny Ponsford placed q
single against the right field bull
warlS.
Titus n Timely Hitter.
Titus was the hitting star OF the
game. The little third sacker did not
make any particularly long wallops,
but they were nicely played and each
contributed 20 runs Both hits were
just over the infield and were in dif-
ficult positions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Albany, n. =. April 1.-THE as
sembly Saturday night passed the
Walker boxing bill which is designed
to permit fifteen round bouts to a de-
cision in New York state. The bill,
which was introduced in the senate by
minority leader J. ]. Walker. now
goes OF the governor. It was drawn
by the army, navy and civilian board
Of boxing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Score BY innings
knights Of Columbus zee. ~ l4t S40--5
Eighth Cavalry -----..s-- rs ula l44-ll
Two base hits Dunlap, 2; Euller. kress-
man. Smith Three base hits. Marty. p
r Carberrv. = Blond, = walker. HONS
run. D. Carberry- First base on balls OF
TeaEar. 1: Off Goodwin 8; or Cox 2; eft
Weaver. q Of Morris. 9; OF Smith. Q
strucEout. by KeaEers . By Cox, A. By
Weaver. T. by Adkins. A. By smith, . by
Rvhack. l. Stolen olz-s, D. Carberry-
Doyle 2; p. Carberys Dunlap. Kressman-
Sacrifice hits. S Hunter, Dunlap Runs
hattad In, by Marty. p p Carbarry, - D.
Carbsrry, 2; S. Hunter. J. Dullap. p Duna,
Z: Smith, l. Blond. 3. Double plays, rul-
1ar 70 Marty 60 Dick Carbarry. Left on
bases. Knights q Columbus. 16; Eighth
Cavalry, g Hits and rms, eff Eeager. s
and 8 in I % Innings or Goodwin. no
hits and one ruu IN Is innings fn0ne cut
in thlrd)s off Weaver. hits and runs 10
tuo innings Of Morris, hits z1d runs
IN ID innings; off Ryback. hits and 6
runs In Is Innings on smith, hits and
2 runs in Is ilningss of Cox, hits and
runs In inninEsi of Adkins. hits and
8 rms En- 8 % innings; or Doyle. hits
and 4 run in Is innings; or Fuier. 2
hits and runs IN inning HIT By pitched
bah. by Weaver fCarberrvls by Norris
Doyle and s. Hunter; BY Adkins CRy-
baclz)s By Fuller larson and N0rrisl- Wild
pitches. Cox, Goodwin, p Fuller Passed
Balls. Dunlap. Marty. 9. Time Of game, 3.04
Uuplrez. Kane and Betancour-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
WALT johnson
BACK IN FORM
Bests Joe Bush in Pitching
Duel and Senators
Take Final.

Washington. D. C.. April 2s.-Johnson
bested Bush IN a pitching duel Sunday and
Washington eTened Up the series by tax
Ing the final game shannon scored ia
the second on a double steal with Harris.
Johnson's double and Ailsn's single ac-
counted for the other run in the fifth.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

LoEala ssaN q q - j
two out when game called
ssBatted Tor Galore IN sixth
frrBatted Tor Mozart IN aiEhth-
Score BY inlinsL
New YORK ---------------- w 20 49,
ErocElyn 1900 600 600 1ll-l
Two base hits Doyle. Eauff. kelly. shy
der Stolen bases. Young. SlckinE- Sacrifice
hits Slcklur Double plays. Doyle 20
Fletcher 70 Kelly. Left on bases. New
York 8. Brooklyn. g. Bases on balls. off
Galore. q off Barnes. g Innings pitched
Cadore. 8. Mozart. 2 IamauE. l. Struck
out b. Galore. G. BY Barnes g
CNCT WINS ANOTHER
Clncinnatl. O., Apru 25.-Ths chan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
What Do You
Know About Sport2



Prom whom did the Detroit
Tigers get Howard thinker
z-How old is Norris Rath, Gin
cinuati infislder2
what was Gavvy Cravath's first
big league berth2
What was Babe Ruth's average
as a 1.elder last season.
mat usually Is par in golf for
holes up to $50 yards2
6-WheR Francis Ouimet In 1913
won the open golf champion did he
also win the amateur
Tn what does American soccer
differ from other couutries2
SIN basketball when the ball IS
tossed up may one player jump out
OF position 10 receive the tap, out
guessing his opponent
Sid Johnny Eflbane ever knock
out Patsy Cline2
1e-Of what nationality is Pete
these questions VIII be
answered tomorrow-Copyri
1920, Thompson Feature Ssrv-
ice
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
Marvin Hart defeated Jack
Johnson in a 20 round bout at San
Francisco March %, 1905.
Johnny Griffiths started box
ing as a bantamweight Hes now a
Welterweight
s-In tennis the ball IS good II It
passes outside the post Of the net and
strikes in the court
Knocking On" in soccer is
striking or propelling the ball with
the hands OF the arms.
5-The fairway in golf is the short,
cut grass between the tee and the
green
6-Only the player on the right OF
the dealer can cut the deck in poker.
George Burns in 139 games
fielded. $50 last year.
6-Jim Vaughn and Eddie Cicotte
each pitched 307 innings last year.
9-Tris Speaker last year made the
most runs in single game, five.
10-Vernon won the postseasoE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

ulous drove Goodwfn from The box IN the
first Inning Sunday and HIT sherteu hard
winning from ST. Louis. Ring pitched e.
fectveiv for seven innings but Weakened
toward the finish and vas hit hard In the
eighth and ninth rounds
score RI z
St Louis ---.---.--- oQu 900 01l-5 1
Cincinnati -.-..---.- 40 900 III Is 2
batteries St Louis. Goodwin sherdell
and CIamonss Cincinnati. Ring and Wlnso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Detroit, Mich. April 26.-Chicago won a
ten inning pitchers battle between Ehmlze
and Williams Sunday. Singles by Leihold and
Murphy and Ainsmith's error after the
bases were full. gave the SIX their runs.
The Tigers only run resulted from He'll
MAINS double and Young's single. where
the rally vas cut of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
Totals Total =. -; ;:,;::: ? Z II s

Boston ..-..-............ o80 900 600
washington .-.--...----.-- 90 ulu Ou"--
Two base hits. Scott. Rice. johnson
Stolen bases. Eihel. Shannon. Harris, Rice
Sacrifice hit. Roth Double plays. Foster
20 Walters to LcTnnis; Judge funasslstedl.
Left on bases. Boston. q Washington. g.
Bases on balls. of johnson, 2 of Bush, g
struckout BY johnson, 6; By Bush, I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

ford. Il: BY Boa. g. First base on balls.
of Ponsford. g; of BOA. 4 Balk. BOA
First base on errors. Zone Supply. 8; Eighth
Cavalry, g. Lett on bases. Zone Supply. =
Eighth Cavalry g. Caught stealing, By
Dunlap (Andersonl. Passed ball. koke. l.
Betancourt and kane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

target was used in slow fire. and the
silhouette target in rapid fire.
First Sergeant Paul BuroW shot
consistently well at all stages Of the
match and was only one point below
Capt Crawford IN aggregate score
The scores follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
Score BY innings.

Ehlcago -----.---------- 900 GOO 900 20
Detroit -----.----------- 000 600 900 IL
Two base hits. hlsherEs Jackson, Hell
mann Stolen bases. Risberg Sacrifices,
PinelA Ehmlzes Weavea Double plays,
Collins, Risherg and Jourdan; Weaver. Col
lns and Jo1rdan- Left or bases. Chicago
H. Detroit 3 Bases On balls. of Ehmke
s; william. 3. struckout. by Ehmke. 8;
BY Williams, e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
STANDINGS


MhGre IleT FIlT LutsulIs
Detroit az St Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
Washlncton at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Brooklyn. " T.. April 2s--New YORK de-
feated Brooklyn Sunday before the largest
crowd that ever attended a baseball game
IN Brooklyn Jess Barnes he'd Broo1iyn
10 four safs hits while the Giants punched
hits of Galore with Brooklyn errors IN
aa~nrH and sixth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
ARMY BASEBALL
LEAGUE READY.
Soldier Players VIII Break
From the Wire Wednes-
day Afternoon.

wednesday afternoon, precisely AZ
z-l5 o'clock the Army baseball league
viii commence at Fort Bliss when the
Base hospital and Motor transport
units clash on the diamond The
league VIII consist Of eight teams and
possibly one OF two more later on ac-
cordlng 70 Lieut. William Mccullough.
II Pas0 military district baseball Of
ficer-
Many Teams Entered.
Teams composing the league which
IS expected 10 surpass even that OF
last year in closely contested playing
are as follows: Seventh cavalry.
Eighth cavalry, SIND field artillery
Base hospital. Motor transport unit
SIS. Tenth field hospital and ambu-
lance company. Remount depot. Motor
command No. 80. The Aero service IS
expected TO enter a team while an
engineer unit stationed at Fort Bliss
may also enter a club IN the annual
pennant dash
Each team VIII play one game each
week. contests being played on Non
days. Wednesdays. Saturdays and
Sundays. Games viii also be played
on holidays whenever possible.
Lieut. Schondeau. formerly an UNI
pire OF the Southern association is 10
be in charge OF the arbiters Of the
league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

When the smoker, rather, the
saud-had cleared away sufficiently
for the fans TO see the scoreboard, 1t
showed a total Of 25 TALES for the
knights as against is markers for
the Eighth horse The energetic lit
Gle Boyland product who handles the
scores out In right center could not
keep account Of the hits, so It was
left to secretary Howard Don 20 fig
ure out the box score Of the weird
nastime- Many Of the fans naturally
lost count Of the score as the scorer
ran out Of "twos" and attempted TO
makeshift one by the use Of two
ones" This further contributed to
the tanEle, as the scOreboard then
read II instead Of the original as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Az 81 LOUIS p n u.
Cleveland .-.-...... 600 600 o1o-1 o
81. n0uis ---.------- ol1 200 or 10 @
Batteries Cleveland. Niahaus. Uhle
iurchison and O-Neil7 st. Louis. sothoron
and BuIinEA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Antwerp. Belgium. April 26.-The
Canadian hocky team won from the
Czecho-slovaks Saturday by a score
OF Is TO Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

AZ New YORK R. r 2
New York --------.- 100 090 00o-1 o
Batteries Philadelphia. Naylor and
Perkins; New York. shaWksy and RueL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26


A. san Francisco-Afternoon- RI z
SAT- Lake ----.---- 10
oakland 1900. $3.50 20
Batteries salt Lake, Leverenz. Stroud
and Jenkins Oakland. Krause. p Arlett
and Speiiman-
Al Oakland-Morning. p Il z.
ealL Lake ---s----- 5000 $1,000
oakland 3
Batteries: salt Lake, Baum. Bromley and
Byler: Oakland. Holling and Mite
At Los Anegels-Morning r r. E.
sacramento OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
vernon ------ IL II
Batteries; Los Angeles. Devitaies. Fit
terry. Horwedee and Cook: Vernon. ScheI-
ienback. Ross and DeFormer-
Afternoon game P Il z
sacramento --------------------
Batteries Sacramento Penner and Cady;
Vernon. Dell and Devormer.
At Seattle p H E
san FRANCISCO ------------- ------ Z
Batteries: san Francisco, Jordan and
Anlnson; Seattle. Geary and Adams
At Portland r. H z
Los angeles ----------- ---.------
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2
Batteries; Los Angeles. Aldridgo and
BassIer; Portland, Lapan. Poison and
koehier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Bird Supplies OF All kinds Fl Paso
Seed Co.. so East san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
KNIGHTS OUTFIT
EIGHTH HORSE
Heavy Fitting Conlin Ag-
gregation Win Loosely
Played Game.

Enough runs for ten ordinary games
and a general fattening Of the batting
averages Of the knights Of Columbus
and Eighth cavalry teams OF the Army
and City league resulted Saturday
afternoon. when the two clubs clashed
At RIO G-ande mark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

FL Puso seed Co.'S 1920 Catalog now
ready. Write or call for a copy.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Stolen base. Einiaraz- Two base hits IL
Gomez. Meza. Fuller. Miniarez. Hunter,
Armendarez. ElillnEswurth, LeTva- Three
base hit. d. Carberry. Home run. T. Marty
Runs hatfed in. BY Mesa. 2. By Lsyva- l.
by L. Marty. Q Double play. Alderete 10
1llniarez 20 Gomez
st-uckout. by Leyva. 3 By Adkins. 2
First base on balls. of LeyvA 2 of Al
Eins q FIRST base on errors. Information
als 8 Left On bases. 1nternaticuals- g. X
&C.. 3. hit By pitched bali. By Leyva "a
Adlrins). Caught stealing. BY Caiamia lFui-
lsrl. time % game. Ia Umplres, Kane
and Betancourt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
sunday Games
Milwaukee,. T.; Kansas City, 2
Columbus 2; Toledo. 8 (1g inninEs)-
indianapolis Z Louisville g. second
game. indianapolis, 0; Louisville. tfo--
feitedl.
Alinneapolis-st Paul. rain
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sunday Games.
Wichita. 3: Sioux City. 2
Oklahoma City-Omaha. rain.
Tuisa-st Joseph. rain
Jopiin-Des Moines. rain
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Sunday Games.
New Orleans. p Birmingham, s.
Nashville. 5; Little Rock, Z.
Mobile. H. Atlanta, 10
Memphis. s; Chattanooga. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
BASEBALL


AAAAAANH 80 ENAANAH
Shreveport at Dallas, rain
Fort Worth at Wichita Falls. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

pitrsfrrg 900 0o0 0of ooo 001-f
Cbirero -.--... 0o1 900 900 900 0oo-1
stolen bases. Mckechule. Holoehe--
Corey. Sacrifice hits. Hollocher- Left on
has-S pfftshurr. s. Chicago. g. Bases on
bans. Hendrix. T. Struckout. By Hendrix
6; Adams, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

cyn. Talbot, Boke 2. Ponsford. Dryer.
Three base hit. BiondL Home run. Weiss
Runs batted in. BY Perkins. 1; Titus. s..
Koke, 2; Pousford / Weiss. 2; Polcyn. l.
Ryback I; Biondi l. Struckout. BY Pons-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL.

Az q the latest news Of boxing. wrestling, foot
haae1a-- Eot. bowling tennis other athletic
vents IS found IN the snort columns Of The Herald Full
leased wire service all big games and matches. Re-
lAlUrmatiOn sporting events given special
by sports Information Bureau Telephone 1920
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

totals ----s---a q - A
sBatted for Hunter IN seventh
Score BY innings.
Interuatiouals .-...---.----. o1l OH -
Knights Of Columbus $500. 200 COL o-1
So. E--. 49, La n-.. E--.- Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
PRonINENr Writers CONTRIBUTE.

rad" Dorgan. noted sport pags eaF5oo1ist ID
and dopesters; T. s Andrews boxing critic Franels
OF the greatest amateur solIer5 OF the Wordi
FeI0ck and Gravy baseball and boxing writer's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26

Dortune time. The pastime started
out well, but It soon developed into
a series OF long range hits for the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-30

El retrato moral del ex-emperador Carlos

A& { aE s. +
masas no signifca NADIA en- absolu-
to; pero el Emperador y su,primer
ministro volyieron del viaje trinn-
fantes, y convencidQs de que todo
10 que Sc decia cen eleP Parlamento
Iy Ell la Prensa de las tentativas Sc
'paratista yugoeslava. no erap mas
que tonterfas, y, que La fidelidad
dinastica de los eslovenos V croa-
tas era inquebraptable. Czernin
ailade' que los culpables de esta ST.
tuaci6n engafiosa no son los mo-
nareas, sino.S1ls cOrtesanoS, que pre-
paran las escenas teatrales del en7
tusiasmo popular y los que Sc abs
tienen de instrHirles de la verda-.
deYa situaci6n.
Tai como Czernin pinta al ulti-
mo Habsburgo vemos un joven
de excelentcs intenciones. de inte-
iigencia mediana, buen esposo
buen padre de familia, que. esta
bajo la Influenza de los Que saben
adularle. No ha sido educade pa
ia future Monarca, va que el he-
redero de la Corona era su ito car
nal, ell malogrado archiduque Fran
cisco Fernando. De caracter Glebil,
Carlos no ha realizado sus planes
y no .ha tenido la energfa necesa-
ria para salyarQla situaci6n en- el
momento oportuno, ,udestacandose
| de la alianza alemana, Viva Ell UNI
mundo imaginario, que lie. consti-
tuian sus cortesanoS y que estaba
basado en-, Eel amor " la fidelidad
linquebrantables de los s1bditos''
Pero sus ambiciones eran tan IL
mitadas que no-1e ha sido demasia-
do doloroso ef despertar de su sue
! no ir a viyir con su familia, como
cualquier modesto ciudadano, Ell
I'm rneon pintoresco de la Repd-
blica helvetica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-30

ArftH5s-@
ztiEl emperador Carlos escribe
Gzernm7-fue neno de buena volun
tad, erodesprovisto de educaci6n
pOlitica ~ de experiancia practi-
ca -. No le he visto nrlnca esqui-
vo, ,sintratables o siracnndo'.
Ell antor de las Memorials pre-
senta al emperador-rey Carlos CO.
mo un joven Soberano ingenao, q
no sabe distinglirs Ell entusiasmo
artificial de las masas de la adj
hesi6n sincera de la naci6n. Du-
rahtc las negociaci0nes de Rrest.
Iitovsk ocnfrieron en- yiena las
pTimcras manifestaciones a causa
dc la sescasezs sdcedos where's. Guam
do, aGzernin cxpres0, sus tepores
de que la sitnaci6n empeorara. Car
los lie contest0 sonriendo: Ell Uni
co que NADIA tiene que temer so.
20; 81 1ass lnanifestaciones Sc re-
piten, bajar6n a las GALES, y en-
tonces vera usted como me acla
mafan I.
i iEh Emperador " la Emperatril
cStaban conyencidos de que ell lpue-
Bio les amaba personalmente, como
I'M niilo. anna sus padres, y que
por consiguiente, la revolucion era
possible en- otros pafses, mas no en-
Austria -Hunprfa EiviendO en- eS-
ia seguTidad ilusoria, sc compren-
de que hayan rechazad0 como be-
canadas sin, sentido todo 10 que
Czernin les -dijera cerca del deseor
teilto popular En- 1918, eel .empe.
rad0r Carlos. aeompanados del pre-
sidente del Consejo austriacp, .Seid
Ter, hizo un viaje las provincias
sudeslavas de la doble sMonarqufa
Carlos encontr6 naturalmente, la
misma acogida enthusiastic que ell
las provincias pobladaS por alema-
nes, va que la aclamacion Gle las