Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1926 — Page 5

OCT. 12, 1926

COLUMBUS A SHEIK, LINGUIST REVEALS Christopher Strummed a Mean Guitar Beneath the Moonlit Window of His Lady Love in Old Seville,

(Copyright. 1926. NEA Service) NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12. —Christopher Columbus, who sailed beyond the blue rim of the world to discover the golden Americas, was something more than a great adventurer. He also was considerable of a sheik. The grizzled old navigator, painted for centuries as a dour man of gloom and shadows, In reality was a romantic stroller who twanged a guitar under the sleepy moon of old Castile as ardently as any youthful hero out of an old-fashioned novel. This new light on the old explorer is given by Professor Rudolph Schuller, European linquist and ethnological savant, who came to this country to examine early American data in the library of Tulane University. The romance of Columbus, hitherto known only to delvers in musty old libraries, is made public by Professor Schuller. In Old Seville Columbus, burning with the Idea of anew route to the famed spice islands of Asia, was cooling his heels impatiently in old Seville, living on the bounty of King Ferdinand and waiting for Queen Isabella to make that famous call on the pawnbroker that would launch Columbus on his kvoyage of discoveryS ™ It was Easter Week, and Seville was a city of pageantry, with street processions and flower-bedecked

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floats brilliant with all the color of the church's brightest festival. Columbus mingled nightly in the gay throngs on the streets. A Rose Is Tossed One n'ght he was strolling aimlessly down a side street, dreaming of the strange, perilous journey that lay before him. Suddenly he jumped back. What had been thrown at him? A dagger? No. There had been no clash of steel on the pavement. He stooped. It was a rose. Columbus looked up. A lace mantilla floated in the dusk on the iron balcony of a house beside him. A woman,* hidden in the shadows, laughed softly. She held a fan before her face. Columbus fell in love without even seeing her face. Serenades by Moonlight More nights came—nights when Columbus, in true Spanish style, took a guitar and strummed fnooning love songs beneath the balcony of old Seville. And one night the fan was removed from before the face of the woman above him. and he saw the beautiful Dona Beatriz Enrique of Cordova, smiling down at him. . . . And then there came a night when the barred door below tire balcony swung open. . . . A son was torn to Dona Beatriz Enrique, proucflady of Castile, and Christopher Columbus, Italian adventurer seeking his fortune in a strange land. And then Columbus went to Palos and sailed beyond the sunset to everlasting fame.

Accompanies Father Sometimes great men’s sons are lost in he obscurity of history. But not so in this case. The boy, named Fernando, can be traced to a position of note Asa youngsters he accompanied Columbus on one of his later voyages to the New World —the strange New World that Columbus, to the day of his death, thought was only an outlying part of Asia. Then Fernando entered the priesthood. And finally we find him establishing the world famous library at Seville, for centuries one of the centers of European learning. Made Other Discoveries That is the v story that Professor Schuller reveals about Columbus. The professor has made other discoveries about the famous old explorer. too. He has shown, for instance, that the school histories are mistaken when they say that Columbus’ crews were recruited from jails and almshouses —the offscourings of the water front. On the contrary, he says, they were the pick of Spain’s seamen, chosen as carefully as were the crews of Amundsen and Peary. In the library of Tulane University, Professor Schuller has discovered a facsimile illustration of the signature and handwriting of Columbus. He has shown that the cost of the first voyage of discovery was $5,000. But nothing that he has learned about Columbus is of more interest than the story of the great discoverer's secret romance.

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