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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
NET TOURNEY
EIgin (III.) H. S. Strong at
Chicago Meet.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April Eighteen
high school basketball teams left
out of the initial round Of the Uni
versity of Chicago national tourna-
ment Tuesday were to play their
first games in the second-round 20
day. 49,.
At the same time a consolation
tournament for the twelve losers OF
Tuesdays games will be started in
another gymnasium.
The high light Of Tuesdays play
was the 1921 victory of Devils Lake,
N. D., over Beaumont. Texas. FL
gin, ILL.,, doomed as a strong conten-
der by it's 33-14 win over Saranac
Lake, N. Y, in the most lopsided
game Of the day.
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ElWOOd Bouts East

BIZ Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, April TUESDAY
night. Mickey O'Dowd of Muncie
and Mike Moran of Kokomo, fought
ter rounds to a draw at the Elks
boxing carnival. Tommy Irwin OF
In Annapolis fouled Naclie Dugan of
Elwood In the fourth round. Louis
Epstein OF Indianapolis won over
Mike O'Brien of Upton In six
POUNDS.
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DIVIDE TRIBE INTO TWO
SQUADS FOR EXHIBITIONS
One Team to Remain In Memphis While Other Goes to
Little Rock - Home Next Monday.
BY Eddie Ash
Times Sports Editor

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 1.-The fifth contest of the Indi-
annapolis Memphis spring series this afternoon the last
which the Indians will have their full strength to throw
against the Southern Association champions On Thursday the
Hoosier squad will be divided and managed by Ernie
Kruger will remain in Memphis throughout Friday and then
to jackson. Tenn. to play sempro outfit Saturday
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Independent Baseball

Holy Trinity baseball team will meet at
80 p. m. Wednesday, Manager OF Col
lege Cubs is requested to cali Belmont
096S and ask for Frank.
BARS Orientals seek games with out
of-town teams. Organizations in Frank;
fort, Munc.e. Upton. Shelbyyllle ana
Bloomington are requested to take notice.
Address Dell Hendricks. 901 Charles st.
Acme Juniors will meet at z tonight at
the corner of Kappes and Norris SITS. Fol
lowing players are asked to attend: Stone.
Staab, Wade, DAILY, Racket. Dalton, Jen-
kins. Flack. Nave Zimmerman, Smock and
Vol. Any others wishing a tryout should
attend the meeting or report for practice
at 10 a. m. Sunday ut Rhodius Park.
Practice game is desired Sunday and the
Fideltas are asked to take notice. For
games call Main $500 and ask for Windy
or Stony not later than 3 40 p. m.
Meeting OF baseball team will be held
at 80 tonight in Dr-uids' Hall, IA W.
Ohio St Rivers, p. Moore. f. Wilson.
Holt, b. Baird, Murray. NJ. Daily, 3, VIII
son. Chick. c. Band Q. Moore. Burke,
Lynch and Rubush are invited as well as
those wishing to try out.
First practice session of st. Anthony Y.
p G. baseball team will be held at 30
.. M Sunday at Riverside diamond No. 4.
Following are requested to be present
Lentz, Grammar, Roberts. Riley, Jones.
Hanley. Peters, Doherty, Higgs, Grady,
Flora Costello. Mullen, Bova, Ray, Steh-
lin Roach Hopkins and ODonnell. All
others wishing try-outs also are invited.
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Nurmi Still Running

Bp United Press
BOSTON, April 1.-Paavo Nurmi,
Finnish running star, made the
fastest time ever done over a 13-lap
indoor track Tuesday night when he
covered IL miles in SAT, within
eight seconds of his own worlds
record. Lloyd Hahn and Joie Ray
Syere not able to finish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
N0BLESVILLE IN LEAD
Takes First at EII1s National Bowl.
ing Tourney.

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, April l.
Noblesville has taken a prominent
place in the Elks national bowling
tournament now in progress at To-
ledo, Ohio. The local team of Elks
returned Tuesday night. after clean
ing the slate for first place in each
event todate. Frank Hare shot a
series Of 1920 for nine games to lead
the all-events.
Frank and W Hare took the lead in the
doubles with a score of l 100 pins. Score
OF 647 gave Mills leadership in the singles.
while the fve-man team went into the lead
with total of 2.9l2. Members were A
Hare. w. Hare. Fertig. +. Hare and Mills.
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A. A. U. Boxing Entries

Entries for the Indiana Kentucky
A. A. U. boxing show received to
date are as follows:
FLYWEIGHT (under liz poundsl-
wilbur Evans, Scott Mckinney, lie Roy
Rogers and Forrest House. Hoosier Ath-
letlc Club Mike. Dudac, Billy Martin and
Joe Patz, Gary Y. M C. A: Thomas Hub
BANTAMwE1GHT Cunder 11s pounds,
1pa -it.os r, Barton, Rose Poly; Lawrence
Club Morris Goldberg Matt Mlliganz.
Mike sotak, of Gary y. NJ. G. T.; Dutch
Sschorn and Abe Coen. South Side Turner's;
Albert +. Meness. Culver.
FEATHERWEIGHT (under 1875 pounds)
--Ralph j.. Biddle and Casey Jones. Hoo
f Hsroi Ath Htt club Johnny Murphy and
Seton. Zip, Stiles, Frank Ceres Bernard
80 BENCH e A.. s2ndro Necco and o Freddy Brown;
Alvin Zeplowitz, Indiana University; Ehr
man Clark and Grant Fults, Fairbanks
Morse A. C.: Bruce Buckley. Clarence Lam
. LIGHTWEfGAr Cunder 1875 pounds)--.
Ray Dodd, Bob Urban. Arthur Wheel. of
the Hoosier Athletic Club; Norman Mill
side A.; A.; Marshall Leach and John Yale
Gary Y. M. c. A; Dial Micks. Mike Coyle
and Bob Meyers South Side Turner's; Ed.
Kilarik and Fred Duffy, Gary Y. NJ. C. A.;
John Mexican, Harold Spring. Thomas S.
WBLTERW EIGHT (under 147 pounds)
Charley Shine Wilfred Parker. Hoosier
Athletic Club; Cecil Hurt. South Side
Turner; Willard p Dunbar. unattached;
John Parker, Indiana University; Tarzan
Popescue. Emil Baksic, Madison Wulfng
and Jess Ocenas Gary Y. NJ. G. A; C. l..
Carter, c. G. Krebs +. C. Manak. Cameron
Stineman, Culver
MIDDLEWEIGHT (under 100 pounds
Pat Carney. Notre Dame: Hubert Evin-
ger and Clark Piper. Rose Poly; Bob
Cordill, Albert Wittereid, Hooser Athletic
Club Stanley Jones Tommy Horton and
Steve SwaykosA', Gary Y. NJ. G. A; Henry
Orner, indianapolis Athletic Grub. Charley
Sconce, Fairbanks Morse A. c.; Bob Well
Culver.
LIGHT HEAVYW EIGHT (under i73
pounds) George Mulhonand and Lotu9
Benson. Hooser Athletic Club; Buck Mas
ters, Gary YIN. C. A. and Al Springer
Notre Dame University: william Bells.
Barney Feagin Jr. Culver.
HEAVYWEIGHT (any weIght)-Ward
Fowler. Hoosier Athletic Club; Jack Sci
lers South Side Turner's; Ralph Cook.
Gary Y. M. C. A; Alex Poison Earl Ward,
Culver.
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Cannefax Sues

Bu United Press
ST. LOUIS. April Charging
desertion, Robert l.. Cannefax. pro-
fessional billiard player, has sued
his wife. Mrs. Anne NJ. Cannefax,
for divorce. He claims she deserted
him in 1916
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
Mum Defeats Cowboy

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. April Wayne Dig
Mum took tw ostraight falls from
Joe Mondt, cowboy challenger. here
Tuesday night. The first fall took
35:55 and the second 1920.
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GEST ENTRY In HISTORY OF EVENT TO DON GLOVES u MEET
Ia Of Amateur Boxing Talent in
Fana-Kentucky Tourney at |. A.. C.
! Try, Culver, Hoosier A. c.. Strong.

hghclass fight cards could be arranged from the
ot amateur boxing talent which will tickle the palaes of
Jams at the Indiana Kentucky A. A. U. boxing
plonships open to the public at the Indianapolis Athletic
D. Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights of this week
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The other Tribe squad managed
by Bush. will travel to Little Rock
for games Thursday, Friday and
Saturday and then go to Hot
Springs to meet the Little Rock club
again Sunday.
The Indians will return to In
dianapOlis in two sections, one
party to arrive home Monday
morning and the other late Mon
day afternoon about o'clock.
Bush's transformers will be the
last to reach indianapolis. A
few of the players will be
granted leave of absence for
day and will not report ut In
dianapOlis until Tuesday.
Manager Bush planned to bend
every effort to defeat the Chicks
here today in order to clinch the
series. The contest Tuesday was a
wild affair and resulted in a ten
and ten draw, darkness closing the
action.
Dumb Plays Hurt
Buck Schemanske pitched seven
innings Tuesday and was found for
seven hits and four runs, the
Chicks getting three markers in the
first inning and one in the seventh.
Two dumb plays behind the big
hurler got him in hole in the open
ing stanza.
Fred Fitzsimmons was the real
victim Of the day on the Hoosier's
side. He went to the box in eighth
without warming up sufficiently
and was bombarded for FIVE hits
and five runs. A triple and double
We're included in drives off Fitz and
he spent a terrible inning on the
mound.
The Indians had scored six runs
in their half Of the eighth and they
thought they were cover the hill. 3"
The score was ten to four in In
dianapolls' favor before Fftzsimmoas
relieved Schemanske and was
greeted by the Chicks.
One I'm Ninth
Thompson did the Tribe pitching
in the ninth and the Chicks scored
one run off him to tie the game
He walked two men and was found
for one bingle. Sensational fielding
by Allen in left prevented the
Chicks from winning.
Allen cut one base runner
down at third by a rifle throw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
Columbus II. S. Schedules

BU Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, April Base
ball and track schedules for Column.
bus High School teams this year
were announced today by Coach VIII
liam II. Dobbins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

April IL. Columbus high school team
and alumni team April Y, Bloomington,
sholbyville there; May l. Seymour. there ;
April s. Shebyville here: May 10. Sey
mour here: May 80. Bloomington. there.
Track Events-April % Seymour.
here; May 2. Bloomington. here; May O.
triangular meet at Franklin, Shelbyville
third team: May TO- regional meet; May
o. State meet
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Notes of the Indians

Johnny Hodapp was "handicuhed" by =
vicious low liner Tuesday and received
bruised finger on his gloved hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01
Fights and Fighters

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind-Sammy Man
dell. Rockford, ILL.,, lightweight, has been
matched with Joe Benjamin. Los Angeles
Fourth OF July, promoter Floyd Eftzsim-
mons announced
NEW YORK-PEPPER MARTIN. NEW
YORK FEATHERWEIGHT WAS DIS.
QUALIFIED IN THE SEVENTH ROUND
FOR BITING THE EAR OF JOE CHEL-
W Warn S For B1 HfN ON A THE sHo MAs
DER IN THE FOURTH ROUND.
NEW YORK-Jack Kearns. manager of
Jack Dempsey. admitted that he had re-
ceived an offer of 100000 to sign the
champion for fight in Michigan City
against Luis Firpo or Jack Renault. I'VE
are considering the offer" Kearns said
WILKESBARRE. Pa-Mauric rchlaif-
fer. Omaha. knocked out Mike Dempsey,
Rochester. with right to the jaw Ia the
ninth round.
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BIG LEAGUE
NOTES

AKLAND, Cal.-The Chi
cago Cubs arrived here to-
day disgruntled over Cali
fornia weather. after three days OF
enforced idleness forced by rain.
Both games scheduled for Sacra-
mento were washed out and a
muddy field here bids fair to bring
out rain checks again today.
NEW ORLEANS. lathe White
beat the New Orleans Pelicans. S to 3.
The SoutherneTs scored their three
runs I'm the third when Charley Robinson
went wild and filled the ba9es on balls
things their own way The White Sox
are scheduled TO return TO training
Quarters Friday. after three days here.
MEMPHIS. -Tnn.-Freddy IAndstrom
the second OF the New York Giants
ankle. Is not seriously hurt and will
be ready 10 play again In q few days,
IL was announced when the club arrived
here.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.-After a
long holdout and many argu-
ments. Burleigh Grimes. star
pitcher, has signed a new contract
with the Brooklyn Robins. The
paper calls for $4,000 for two
seasons
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Tho Reds
have released Harry Topel to the Read
ing dub on optional agreement. In let
ting out Topel and Fonseca. Jack Hen
bricks. manager. slgnifies he IL satisfied
with the work of Rube Bressler at first.
-
'UGUSTA, Ga.-Ty Cobb and
IA the Detroit Tigers arrived
Ill back to their training camp
here today after administering a
10 to 5 licking to Norfolk Tues
day. Heilmann made four hits,
including two homers.
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Bush was displeased with the work OF
his pitchers Tuesday. The Chicks hit the
ball hard throughout the game, the Tribe
outfield getting eleven putouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

Sticking made a brilliant stop OF a drive
near second base IN the second inning and
turned 1t into a double play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

De Loot batted for Schemanske in the
eight and scored two mates with single
to center.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

Voter relieved schereiber ut short in
the sixth and Robertson relieved Kruger
behind the bat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

Schneider triped in the second inning,
scoring Schmandt and Clark.
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reached Memphis Tuesday night and will
remain IN this locality few days Owner
Smith once more is trying TO obtain a
pitcher from McGraw and believes the
outlook is good this time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

Ernie Krueger is in batting slump. but
ia not worried. He says he Is slow
starter.
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Voter continues to deliver the goods
whenever used and he looks like . sure
shot for the utility job.
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The following Tribe performers win
Bush, Schmandt, Sticking. Voter, Rehg.. D@
Loot Niles, Robertson, Henry and Bur
we'll Bush will play third base. The
Memphis Thursday and Friday and In
Jackson Saturday: Schemanske. Thomp-
son, Fitzsimmons, Hin. Kruger. Allen.
Clarke, Schneider. Hodapp and Chrlsten-
bury Florence is on the crippled list.
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De Loot hatted for Schemanske in sew
enth.
Milan batted for Griffin in the seventh.
Yaryan batted for Manning in the
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ESTUDIANTE PREVIsoR

La provision es virtud que al
hombre, desde su infancia, debe
guiar en- todos los pasos de la vi
da. La provision es maestro de
experiencia.
Un joven estudiante, inspirado
en- estas saludables ideas Y tenien-
do en- cuenta que sus padres eran
pobres, economic cuanto pudo los
centavos, que otros nihos gastan
en- el cine y golosinas. Hizo, con
sehalado aprovechamiento sus
primeros estudios, obteniendo bri-
llantemente el octave grado; pero,
las aspiraciones de aqu6l eran
cursar una earrera que le asegu-
rase su porvenir, ingresando en-
Ia High School; mas, para clio,
necesitaba recursos pecuniarios,
que obtuvo facilmente del BAN
co POPULAR, que lie hizo un
prestamo adecuado; pues, dicho
jcven, modelo de buenos escolares,
tenia su 1ibreta en- la "SECCION
DE AHORRO EDUCATIvO".
Advt.
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Los DIPUTADOS FRANCHISES
Sc DAN DE CACHETES EN- LA
CAAIARA

PARIS, mario %. Omitted Press)
Cuando Herrfot, Premier de la Re
pdblica, tach6 el catolicismo fran
ces de estar metalizado, toda la
asamblea, como inpulsada por un
resOrte Sc puso de pie. Muchos de
los diputados Sc fueron las ma
nos. Al tratar los ujieres de imponer
el orden, fueron arrojados por los
socialistas-radicales que habfan ro-
deado a los diputados conservado-
res. VariOs diputadOs cayeron a gol
pc dc sillas al suelo, nlientras los
otros sc tiFaban con los tinteros,
pluinas Y demas utensilios que ha-
llaban a mano. Las ulnas para las
votaciones voIaban por los aires,
yendo a parar a las cabezas de los
combatientes.
Mds luego, los ujieres, despues de
haber pedido refuerzos, impusieron
ell orden en- la Cdmara. La session
fu9 suspendida, debido a estos escdn
daIos ,por ell Presidente de la misma,
PaiMese.
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Continuation de la sra.)

Solemne y augusta Gaia la tarde.
e. sol enviaba al mar latino sus
tltimos rayos que herian con san
grientos fulgores las olas perezo-
sas Y reflejaban en- los cristales de
Ia ciudad. Las gentes, confundidas
las classes soeiales, paseaban su oeio
por las Ramblas, por La Avenida
de Colon, por Atarazanas. :. Atem-
peraban eI calor Ia sombra de los
hermosos arboles y el aliento del
Mediterraneo
De repente, oyeronse voces agu-
das. Afluian vendedores de peri6-
dicos v en- Ell aire inflamado olase
pregonar a grito herido: ''El ex-
traordinario del Bruxi" Gel ex-
traordinario del Di1uvio' :. "El
extraordinario de La vanguardia'
La gente sorprendida Sc paraba.
lQue sucede?.. GQue ocurre?, pre-
guntabase por todos. Un vende-
dor, mas expressive que los demas,
contest6: Gel extraordinario de La
Pubhcidad con ell asesinato de Ca
noyas''. FL pGblico, la masa huma-
ma que ocupaba la calle y la de
la plaza de Cataluna y la q. iba por
las Rondas y por Barcelona entera
Sc estremeci6. Yo nismo, no muy cons
ciente de 10 que aquellas terrihles
palabras querian decir, sentime par
ticipante del anhelo general de la
.palpitante emoci6n publica. E. Ces6
el movimientO, form&ndose grupos,
todas las manos sostenian period
COS, las miradas ansiosas devoraban
los earacteres impresos. La notd-
cia leiase recio, como las palahras
de I'M coro escolar Ofase: ''Esta ma
mana en- ell balneario de Santa Ague
da ha sido sasesinado por I'm des-
cenoeido Ell presidente del Console
de Ministries, don Antonio Cano-
vas. FL asesino dispar6 sobre Ell
presidente hiri6ndole en- la ca
beza. Canovas cay6 d1ciendo:
"iDios mlo j.. viva Espana! A
la lectura sigui6 el estupor, luego
el abatiniiento que produce una des-
gracia sin reparaci6n possible. ),
despu6s La reacci6n consiguiente, el
estalndo de la indignation que vi
braba en- ell alma popular. Goue
habia pasado? tComo habia ocu-
rrido ell hecho?.
En- Guipuzcoa, no lejos de la be-
LA Ease, en- Ell balneario de Santa
Agueda, Canovas, aeompanado de
su esposa, atendia al reparo de 81
salud, o, mas propiamente, apartadc
unos dias de sus candentes obhga
clones, oreaba su gran espiritu.
Aquel domingo, 8 de agosto d'
1897, arlaneci6 radiante Ell dia. Z
presidente, luego de despacllar lo'
asuntos de urgencia, oy6 nlisa, pase'
con varias personas, hablo col
otras. va habfa sonado el pri
lner touue de la canpana del esta
blecimiento anunciando que Sc acer
caba Ia hora de la comtda. Doni
Joaquina osn1a, la esposa del graz
estadista, dtrigiase con este haci
ell comedor. Al bajar Ia escaler
ercontraronse con unos amigos
Cruzadas algunas frases, Canova
rog6 que le esperasen en- La mesa ,
Sc Qued6 en- la galeria de cristales
sentado de espaldas la puerta on
daba acceso la escalera. Sac6 Ii
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sEcc1oN DE AHoREos

Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
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Agencia de Rio Piedras a nombre
de D. JAcINTo CASTRIILo, Sc ha-
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despues de la primera publication
de este anuncio sin que tercera per
soma Sc haya presentado Teclamar
su mejor derecho, Sc le expedir5 ell
correspondence duplicado quedan-
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Ell Secretario.
P. ROCAFoRT.
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Adv.
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MADRES


Cuidado con los sintomas de las
lombrices. Estos parasites son los
grandes destructores de Ia vida de
los nifios. ST I'd. cree que los suyos
tienen lonnbrices actte con rapidez.
Dele al nifio una dosis dos de la
Whites Cream Vermifuge. Los pa
rasitos no pueden resistir al uso
de este remedio probado por ell
tempo; las lombrices son arroja-
das del sistema Y el rosado color
de la salud vuelve a esplender en-
las mejillas del nino. De venta en-
las farmacias y droguerias. Advt.
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CanOvas

per1odico y SO puso a leer. En- el
jardin los macizos de peonias, de
clavellinas, dc dompedros, de rosas,
de nicaraguas llenaban de hermosu-
ra las platabandas y de aromas Ell
aire. Magnoias y eucalyptus, ca
rolinas y eastafios de Indias, espon-
jabanse en- la luz solar.
No lejos de donde Sc hallaba Ell
presidente habia sentados algunos
banistas que, como el, esperaban
la hora de conner, cuando, de prom
to, aquel ambiente de paz Sc turb6,
aquella Quietud aristocratica, aquel
6iscreto silencio, interrumpiose bar
bara, desgarradamente. Sc oyeron
dos disparos.
Canovas Sc levant6 diciendo:
"lAsesino H.. Dios milo !"... vi
va Espafia!", y ante los banistas
sorprendidos, espantadog, desplom6se
con ell rostro bafiado en- sangre.
Caido va inerme, un hombre que
junto al insigne repIblico Sc hallaba
dispar6 otras dos veces sobre Ell.
Acudi6 gente, de las primeras la
esposa enloQuecida; detuvieron al
asesino; Sc atendi6 a prestar al
presidente los auxilios de la ciencia
y de la religion. La vida abando-
naba aquel cuerpo, aqtel cerebro,
vivero de ideas, aQuella espejada
frente de ceriIea serenidad, aquel
gesto heroico, aquellos labios en-
que La elocuencia florecfa, aquel CO.
raz6n desbordante de generosidad,
de patriotismo. Ell transito fue
corto. Algunos minutes despues,
Espafia habia perdido a su egregio
dictador espiritual. El Monstruo ha-
bia muerto.
Por TELEGRAPH, con Ell rayo, como
imagine el otro monstruo, Lope de
Vega, transmiti6se La notic1a of.
cial. FL gobierno, temeroso de que
transcendiera, prohibi6 las comuni-
caciones; pero, algunas horas des-
pues del suceso, a Cuba, Puerto
Rico, q los Estados Unidos, q todo
Ell mundo civilizado ueg6 la mala
nueva.
CASTELAR, vel6 una noche entera el
Cadaver de Canovas. Al otro dia,
este, descompuesto va por Ell calor,
fue trasladado a Madrid. Procession
dolorosa a traves de Guipdzooa y
de A1ava y de los ardorosos cam
pos de la noble Castillo
Las gentes acudian las estacio-
nes para presenciar Ell paso del
break, convertible en- capilla ar
diente. Madrid Sc levant6 las seis
de La madana para acompafiar los
despoios examines del estadista, que
fu6 conducido su palacio, la Huer-
|. ia, de la Gale de Serrano.
Todos, absolutamente todos los
! peri6dicos del mundo, los empeFa-
, dores, los reyes, los presidentes de
las Repubhcas, Ell Pontifce, politi-
cos, pensadores, hteratos, artistas
! enviaron Espana Ell testimonio de
; su dolor. Rasgo admirable: los Sc
/ paratistas, los que sostenian la que
! rra en- Cuba, guardaron tres dias
} de luto durante los cuales qued6 er
/ suspense toda acei6n. Porque Las
virtudes de aquel patricio, cuyo
apellido solo es un ditirambo, i'm
: ponfan la admiration de las con
ciencias honradas.
} Con Canovas del Castillo no Sc
! hubiese escrito con sangre espahola
el Tratado de Paris
Rafael HERNANDEZ UsERA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-23
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PUESTO DE MR.. CURZON?

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nombre de Lord Balfour, como el
candidate mas probable para suce-
der en- la Presidencia del Consejo a
Lord Curzon, muerto recientemente-