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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-12

TRAINING CAMP SHORTS

Wilbert Robinson's Brooklyn Robins
will be set-ups FOR no n IN the 1890
National league race. The Robins
terday.. and got. excellent pitching
from Clark, Morrison, Luque and Ell
kREMER UxCoRKs CURVES
Rem aso K sD o q Fit ta, Pirate
pitching mainstay. who looms up as
even more SO while Burleigh Grimes
continues as g holdout. vent to h
mound today for the regulars to un-
cork his curves on the yanigans.
BROWNS CHOOSE CoFFMAx
Vest Palm Beach. Fla. Mar; I'D
Browns Brow Ho'i imausu M.,i e esh Isl on i game
pitcher when the American leaguers
engage the Buffalo internationally at
Fort Lauderdale Friday, Manager Bill
Killefer declared after watching the
ALBANIAN work out yesterday.
rRIscm EXPECTED TO-DAY
Bradenton; Fla. Mar. 1s:.-R!---
camp today viii; his contract signed
and ready. for. the seasons work,
while Charles t"Flint") Rhem. a hold
and was in uniform yesterday after
noon. -
DODGERS TROUNCE TIGERS
Tampa, Fla. Mar. 1c.-R-The lie.
troit Tigers were Jack in their train.
ing ami here today rubbing sore
spots inflicted BY the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who yesterday made II hits
off four Bengal pitchers and won an
exhibition game at Clearwater, Fla,
IxrIELD PLEAsEs BUSH
San Antonio, Tex. Mar. 12.-Rj-l
Even with Willie Kamm and Arthur |
Shires missing at third and first
bases: respectively, the White Sox in |
field has displayed a pleasing amount
Of speed to Manager DOME Bush SO
far. - |
ANGELS FACE CUBS AGAIN
Avalon. Catalina Island. Calf, Mar. \
l2.-.R-The Los Angeles club of the |
Pacific Coast league Invaded Catalina |
Island today to give several young !
m aspiring Cub pitchers another
chance to prove to Manager Joe Nc !
Carthy that they are improving. In !
heir two previous contests the teams
split. - i
REDS RETIRE. At II 3
A., Orlando. Fla, Mar. 1c.-R3-Mem-
bers Of the Cincinnati Reds are agreed
that Dan Howley. manager, intends
to keep them in trim. but are con-
vinced there will be no trouble about
IT. Howley set owl an 1880 bed time, |
but otherwise left matters much In |;
the players own hands.
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Two Regional Game
Dates Are Changed

Fargo and Wahpeton will battle In
their regional basketball final Satur-
day while Grand Forks and Cavalier
meet Friday night, 1t has been an
nounced. The games are scheduled
for Fargo and Grand Forks.
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BIZ RALPH

Biloxi. Miss. Mar. 12.-(F-AbOu,
the only bright thing around tn,
training camp of the washington
Senator'S is the sun overhead.
Goose Goslin has refused to joir
his teammates because Clark Griffith
will not open his money pots wide
enough to suit him. The mainstays
of the team have passed the crest OF
their careers. Great in their day but
waning now is the story OF Sam Rice.
Joe Judge. Oswald Blucge. and Harold
Ruel.
New Blood Needed
New blood of youngsters Is needed
to start the Senator's back on the
climb toward the pcnnant. Goosie
Goslin has been counted Oh heavily
to inspire the new men to hit and
play ball.
Manager Walter Johnson is spend
ing most of his time trying to develop
some hitterS from among his thin
squad of %. Emile tRed) Barnes can
field as we'll as Goslin ever could.
Barnes is being groomed for Goslin,s
place.
From a defensive fielding standing
point. there is no better team in the
league than the Washington outfit.
There r prospects Of developing
sufficient pitching material to meet
demands.
On the mound Johnson expects
Fred Marberry to carry the burden
with strong support from Sam Jones.
Irving Hadley and Adolph Liska. He
has his eye on Carlos Moore. Lloyd
Brown. and Bob Burke In the hope
they will develop into campaigning
twirlers. Behind the bat, Ruel no
doubt will he leading man with Ccn-
nett Tate first alternate.
Blucgc's Knee Better
The infield probably will find
Bluege back ct third with his crippled
Enec almost as good as ever. Joe
Judge no doubt will be on first end
Myer at second. Joe Cronin probably
will be sent back to shortstop despite
his IS errors OF last season because
he shows promise as a hitter. Out in
the outfield the two Sans. Rice and
West. probably will be waiting either
for Goslin or Barens to fill the field
as first string men.
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Richholt Cagers Win
Six Straight Games
To Top Grade League

Having Won Els; games without a
LOGS. cagers OF Ricl,holt 2chool are
leading the Bismarck grade school
lca.gue this week. 1t Is announced by
w. q. Fulton. superintendent CT the
loop.
Wschter. which has lost but IN.
same IN hall a oozen starts. rests in
second place. Tie Gtandims; .oday:
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BABE PLAYS GREAT GAME

st. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar. le.-iP-
Assured Of 100000 for the next two
years. Babe Ruth is devoting himself
with. great zest to the New York YAM
KEGS spring training exhibition
games. The Babe was an outstanding
figure in the Yanks' victory over the
Graves yesterday, getting a long
triple. a single and two walks. besides
making a one-hand catch while run
ming backward.
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Nationals Take Hard Blow as
GosIin Refuses to Sign at
Present Offer
TEAM GOOD DEFENSVELY
Rice, Judge, BIuege and RueI
Were Good Once, but Are
Failing Gradually

Mote: This is another OF q Sc
ries of stories on major league
club prospects for 1030.)
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11ac UAi2ncc q tie lce!Sue.S SCiled-
ulc follows:
March l2-St. Mary's VS.. william
Moore at ST. Mary's.
at ST. Mary's.
March l1-R:ci1aoit IS. vacitcr at
Richhoit.
March 2l--Ricilholt vs.. william
Moore at R;clholt.
March 3o-Waci1ter VS.. ST. Marv's
at St. Mays.
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Fort Myers, Fla, Mar. I2.-H9-con.
ME Mack. major donro Of the Ath-
ing Of the champions i'm TIE four
game series with the st. Louis Ma
tionals, which resulted in an even
break. He sees no reason why the
Athictics should not repeat. but his
to be a tough race"
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,M'LEOD PRESSES CRON1N

Biloxi. Miss. Mar. 12.-E1-Prow-
ess at the bat bids fair to determine
who shall hold down shortstop and
second base for the Washington Ma
understanding. Joe Cronin and Buddy
Myer promptly were given these
berths. but this weeks workouts have
developed a pair of formidable con-
q for the places-Jimmy Me-
vconrA ~
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BOSOx krEp surEr.nv

Fla. Mar. 12.--LP-Bcn
Shields. former Yankee southpaw ". has
been ordered to have measurements
taken for road and home uniforms.
which would indicate he will remain
or the Red Sox roster.
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Clearwater, Fla. Mar. 12.-H1-Dav
tier day the conviction grows that
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sHoTToy r,,xEs ALEC

IHteF haven, Fla. Mar. 1..-4y-
Grover Cleveland Alexander, back
with the Phillies. in the role Of coach
= relief hurler. will be a big help
! 9 me club this year., in the opinion
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San Antonio. Tex, Mar. 1c.-P-
Big Bill Terry and Freddie Lindstrom,
tack. finally have reported for work.
but both arc somewhat the worse for
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I'M SUBS Fur EOvSVC.N
New Orleans. Mar. 12.-tPD-It may
have no .signiffcan nee. but Zeke Boz
nura: husky recruit, has been assigned
squad of the Cleveland Indians in the
absence Of the convalescent Lew Fon-
SEGA.
liott
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Valley Shipments


Lettuce shipments reached their
highest mark for the present season
Yesterday when 281 ears of that veg
ctable left valley shipping points for
eastern and western markets. This
brings the seasons total to 1928
cars with Fl Centro's share at 1772
This capacity shipment sets at rest
oil rumors Of the effectiveness of
the walkout by the packers and
ether workers in the sheds.
Yesterdays shipments were divid-
Cd as follows: Brawley, 10; FL
Centre. 68; Holtvillie, 80; Calexico,
80: Heber, %; Imperial, I Sandia,
{; Calipatria, .; Nerdant /; and
Turn, !. Other vegetable shipments
yesterday consisted of II ears of
peas from Calipatria and l each
from Estelle, Nerdant and Turn; 4
cars Of cabbage from HoltviIle; .
cars of grapefruit from FL Centro
and ! from Brawley; cars of car
Iots from Holtvile and / from Braw-
ley: , cars of mixed vegetables from
FL Centre and from Estellc
A new high mark for cars ordered
was also reached when 263 were
asked to care for todav's activities.
These are divided as follows: Braw-
Icy, 100; Fl Centre, 60; Holtville, 40;
20; Ifebcr, 20; Calexico,
10; and Imperial, 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
MORAN PERMITS
K0SKY- Y-PALACIOS
TO FIGHT AGAIN

Last weeks battle between Sailor
Fay Kosky and Teddy Palacios,
which came to an unsatisfactory
ending in the fourth round, when
PGlacios lost ON foul, will be
fought over this Friday night when
the two boys meet in the main event.
Following an investigation of last
weeks battle, Frank Moran, chief
deputy hoXing inspector in charge
of Southern California. gaVc his sane
tion to return bout. Under the
rules of the athletic commission, an
5mintcutional foul usually calls for
Il 20 day suspension.
Moran's investigation showed that
Kosky WAS as much at fault as Pal
acios and in view of this eircum-
stance. he permitted the local club
to nut the boys on again.
Aud that, boys aud girls Of box
ing land. means a real scrap is duo.
Falacios was more than holding his
own DURING the -four rounds Of last
weeks battle, ana might have won
lad II gone through to n finish. His
longer reach and greater height wcr"
battling to the sailor, who fights
from an undersluug position near
IT." floor
kosi1y is the type that keeps Dor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
SPORT NEWS

ing in, taking everything that comes
his way in the hope Of getting over
Il solid smack that will bring him
victory. He laughed off Teddie's
blows last week and kept shooting
for the one opening that he wanted
Palacios should have more conf
drnce this week, for despite the foul
Of last week, he proved to himself
that kosky's reputation is not too
great a handicap to overcome.
Johnny Woods and Sammy Aguire
will do the milling for the scmi-final,
while Bert Wagner and Jack Ryan
will put on the six round special.
Here are tw9 vets who ought to put
up the sort of fight the majority of
fans like
What happens when two south
paws mix it up. will be demonstrated
when Ben Solomon and Mariana
Cchu meet in the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
STATE TO MAKE
COUNTY JUNIOR
COLLEGE SURVEY

Earl G. NartAfup, ,hasmaq # the
'euior college committee Of both the
FARM Eur,au aa the Nciote. has re
.,iHcd a c5phuaI .JIu from Ni,ri.
'pg kerscr, state superintendent Of
public iUstu tion. stating that lee
IS sending two representatives. Of
The state department uf education
70 FL Centro to study the present
situation ir relation to the need foi
county wide Juniar college
FL Centre and Brawlpv already
lave Junior colleges in connection
N.th tneir high schools, but tcrscy
+. making the proposed survey, rs a
V.eijmina", 10 Il county survey to
be made at later date, to decide on
the advi~ bility of establishing .
county juno. college more OF which
.'.titutiou, in California arr deemed
advisable by the department, Of edu-
cation.
The tWo representatives ave en-
t,c;ed to.uivc in IL Ceatro on We'd
.c~siav, ,hrUarv 20. wul VIA spc"d
.".nral c"}. looking th. s.t9aton
over in III Ccntro and other valley
.t.es. /, is believed that, if thyy
consider tho establishment of q
ow1y iuEiar college advisable. an
either survey will hc madc later
which VIII Ice county wide n its
cafo and will - into the needs of
Ills community for higher odlca-
ON, tia. possible registration. cost,
'rcatima old all other matters con-
..c.cl with the success of such IN
educational institution, which would
100 established aG! continued with
,tatc a;d.
K.rsev. ca recent visit ito I'm,
,,rjal Na}irl stated that h2 bc.
r1cd the co.u1v could support Il
mtv Junior college with the aid
hitch is given by the state and it
The bcli,t of Northrup ar! others
trrcstej in the project that such
.u institution would eventually de.
r,lop into Il four year agricultural
,llcgc with "a general college cur,
r.tulum as well rs the special agri.
cultural course, which would be at
rcudcd by agricultural students from
all parts of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
PAGE THREE
Railroad Chief
Valley Visitor

l.. w. Baldwin, president of the
Missouri Pacific lines, arrived in his
private car in FL Centre at o'clock
this morning. He expects to remain
until lO:45 o'clock tonight, leaving
at that time for Phoenix where he
is to be joined by his wife and.
daughter and the eastward journey
will be continued.
The railroad executive is in I'M
perlal Valley to look over the fruit
ana vegetable situation here and
VIII meet with several of the lead,
ing packers during his stay in Ell
Centr0.
With BALDWIN on this trip are. f.
II. McReynolds, his assistant and
George Stahlman, his secretary, Fred
HilTert, Phoenix fruit shipper and
:, W. Dodge of the Ball Watch COM
pany, st. Louis, Missouri.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Gleanings From
Training Camps
BY United Press

BY United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex Feb. 10.
(U.P With the arrival of Pitcher
Ralph Judd al but three players of
the New York Giants early squad
are now at camp. Pitchers Larry
Hcnton and Carl Hubhell and Catch
or O'Farren are the abscutccs.
Benton and O'Farrcl are holdout,
but Uubbcll has signed his 1880 con
tract and his failure to report is m-
explained.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb 10
0lP-Donie Bush, manager Of the
thicago White SoX. reduced his per
sonal activities hut did not lessen
the pace at which he drove his
ch"rgcs yesterday.
During the first workout Monday,
ash was the most active man on
the field and yesterday hc was the
>iitteSt athlete in camp
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. ~. U.P)
Manager Jewell Ems and the ad
Vance guard of the Pittsburgh pr
nteS, composed of battery men, left
last night for the Bucs Spring train
ing camp at Paso Roblcs, calf.
BRO0KLYN, n. y, Feb. 49, (UP)
Thirteen members of the Brooklvr
National League team, including
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Judge to Decide
Who Owns Suit

Ownership Of 4 grey suit was un-
decided when police court ended this
morning, Judge Perkins taking the
ease under advisrmeut after all evi-
Gcuce WAS in, 10 give his opinion
later. Aabrcy Hoo}s, %, arrested
for investigation in connection with
the suit gave a plausible story of
having bought the suit from a Mex
lean in Holtyillc Yesterday for S4.
}. Kane, claims that the suit was
stolen from his automobile while
parked i'm front of his home, $40
Grange sometime the night before.
Both uaH be correct in their asser-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19

The lest month in 1929 WAS the
Narmost December ever known ii
Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Prosperity Ball
Tickets ON Sale

Tickets for the approaching Pros
pcritv Bah to be held by the FL Cen
tro Fircmcn in Imperial, February
u, are now ON sale and can be pro
cured from any member of the de
uartmcnt
This ball is an annual event in the
social life Of the county and in the
past has been a mge success. Those
in charge of this years ball assure
the public that preparations are un-
der way which will make it the best
ever. Music for the evening will be
furnished by the crack band of the
Los Angeles Fire Department and
everything connected with the eve
niug's entertainment will be ON a
grand scale.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Vessel Grounds
OFF State Coast

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Feb. 10. QlP)
The British motorship City of Lille
went aground between Huntington
Beach ul Nc"I ort pier early TO-DAY
wfa. rIouehm- through heavy
rorr .y+ from Sam Pedro went to
na ad ". the vessel and reported
,rr ,a'a ,as iWtcdded in about si[
rt c.. ,.nd ont apparently not in
Isno.
rho city Of Lille was enropto
from Ncw York and Newport News
Va. to the Orient with a fun CARGO
Sine was to have put in at San Pedrn
this morning for bunkers. ~ '
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19

Pitcher Day Vance ana Outfield.
er Babe Herman. are listed as boid.
outs.
Signed contracts were received
yesterday from seven players: in
clndIng Adolph Luque, recently ac.
qulred IN a deal with Cinelnuaii
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
English Boxer
Beats Callahan,

LONDON, Feb. 10. U.P) English
boxing fans today hailed Jack (Kid)
Berg as worlds junior weltcrwcight
champion and prospective world
lightweight titleholdcr.
The English slugger established
hi, claim to the junior wclter
weight crown by Il Knockout in the
lo.h round over Mushy Callahan Of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19

Los ANGELES Feb. 70. U.P) =
Due to an ear iujl i, Joe Pcrcgrina
uiil be unable to meet Willie Field
man in their scheduled main event
at the East side auditorium next
Monday night Another feature hoat
VIII be matched today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19

California in scheduled Is round
bout at Albert Hall last night.
In Debating Callahan, Berg looked
every inch Il champion. He forced
the milling throughout and battered
the Californian about the ring. At
the end Of 10 rounds Callahan ere
tired"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
Here And There
In Sport World

MOSCOW, Ida, Feb. 10. UP)-
" inning the second consecutive
. game from Idaho by a score of 40 TO
30 last night, University Of Oreoon
BASKETBALL team went INTO second
place III tie northern division. coast
conference standings
PULLMAN. Wash. Feb. 10. W.p)
Washington State was dropped
from second place in the northern
division coast conference basketball
standings here last night when Ore
gon state scored a % to q victory.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. W.R) - Sid
ferris Of New York. one time light
weight title contender, won a 10
round decision over CASTOR Charles
Of France at Broadway arena last
night.
DETROIT, Feb. 10. U.P)-Tmmv
Slattcry. Of Buffalo, and Mickey
Walker worlds middleweight cham
pion, from Rumson, n j.. have-beeH
matched for a fight at Olympia are
m.
Jack Dunn Olympia manager. said
all that remained was to set Il date
for the meeting.
san FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. UP)
Next Fridays scheduled bout be
tween frankie Campbell and John
Lester Johnson has been called off
hg Fred Wjusor, Johnson's manager
Winsor refused to fulfill Johnson's
ond % the agreement after he was
warned by Commissioner Charles F.
Tramg that there had been talk of
a prcarranged result. Dreamland
promoters were casting about today
fer substitute
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19

tions and the judge has taken time
off to think it all over.
Courtney Totten, -, pleaded gull
ty to a charge Of vagrancy and was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 which
was suspended on condition that he
leave town. Walter James, p, plead
81 not guilty to a similar charge and
viii be tried this afternoon.
Sophie Jadoon, %, Ruth Brown,
222 -, and Mickey Oliver, % charged
with vagraney had their cases con-
tiuued until further investigation
ma be made of their actions over
tie past few days. The trio were
taken into custody by immigration
authorities at the border yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-19
$50. California
| Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Feb. -. U.P) -
Occidental aud Caltech basketball
teams went in for shooting orgy
il a Southern California conference
ut last uight, VITA the Ecngals
ticking the honors % to 3s, from
IccA.
LOS ANGELES Feb. 70. UP) -
Due to an ear iuiu. y, Joe Pcrcgrina
Viil be unable to meet Willie Field
pan in their scheduled main event
nj the East side auditorium next
Monday night. Another feature hoat
VIII be matched today.
Los ANGELES. Feb. 10. U.P) =
Athletic Officials 1T IovoIa univcrs
~ announced today that NJ Gebcrt
Notre Dame quarterback and under
study Of Frank Carideo in that role
has been signed to assist Tom Lieb
i, coaching football It the Cali
eormia Institution.
Ge1cyt has been working under
Nnute Rackne the past tW. wears.
Il" viii take up his Aewduties Sep
t,mb1r !.
Lioh. former assistant to Rocl,re
at Notrc Dame, VIII come here March
TO start coaching.
Los ANGELES. FEB. u. U.D -
yuaMitr Jackson, coming ont Of
the staggers in the teath round fol
Il uhirlwind finish, won the decision
from Les Kcnncd. Ia their main
c@ent 1t the Olympic iasj night. Both
the eglorei hcavNweiL Lht and t he
les1 Rcaeh fighter did their best
work. in Tie tiHal rounds, but Jack
.9u shoWea to lest advantage.
HOLM WOOD. Feb. 10. U.H -
niA Runde who stayed awav from
Tie baseball diamond tor eight wears
iad taca came back last year L
'tar With lie Hollywood cIuh, today
had signed lis 1880 contract. Th,
J per MAS sent from Milford, Ncb.,
#auler's home
Los ANGELES. Feb. 10. U.p)
University of Southern California;
1850 football schedule today was tu.l,
with acceptance ot game with
l#y,esitv of Iia"all to be played
i,.e November l.. The liawaian
tyaM Iast played in Los Angeles III
la3- Uhea il defeated Occidental
Los ANGELES, Feb. IT,. WP)
ace Ilpdlina, ace Miani,d by his
manager Tom Kennedy, j. schdd
lled t. arrive in this city today by
cypress plane. from Kansas city
I'c is not known to have amy bouts
sigrci Cor Los Angcles, nat Ace Is
/ popular hoy horc and is c'pevtcd
ia appear in ;hc i.cal ring before
La gaceta., 1930-05-03

nos abate; ell olor azufrado Sc
percibe mas, va Sc We la column
ma de humo.... los pies Sc nun
den en- las frias cenizas y las
damas que llevan tacones al
tos, segdn la moda al uso, no
pueden continuar; Sc entierran
materialmente en- las arenosas
cenizas.
Sigue la Marcia, Sc van que
dando muchos rezagados, es-
pecialmente hombres; las mu-
.jeres avanzan intrepidamente,
no tienen tenor. Sobre TODD las
norteamericanas que van ha-
ciendo alarde de ~valentia y has
ia corren en- porfia a yer quien
es la que llega primero.
va estamos 10 mas cerca del
crater, que llegar Sc puede a
.iuicio de mi gu1a. Seguir ade-
lante seria peligroso, y, ade-
mas, el tampoco nos 10 permi-
te.......
Yo me allegro en- ell fondo de
mi alma de la advertencia,
pues no estoy cansado, pero la
vista del precipicio, de la in
mensidad bajo nuestras plan
tas, me produce vertigos, no Sc
10 que lie pasara a los demas,
pues hay quien parece lie gus
taria avanzar mas.
Todavia a mi lado veo a una
girl americana luchando con
su guia, que lie expone las sa-
bias raZones por las que no de-
be continuarse la Marcia, y
ella, la girl, lie invita- a trepar
por ell humeante crater. Yer
daderamente son valientes es-
tas yankees.
Monte Vesubio ano 1880.
DIR. Sueiras Miralles.
La gaceta., 1930-05-03

lenta, hasta llegar a la cresta.
Hay cuatro paradas (stages)
que tenemos que recorrer an
tes de enfrentarnos con ell era
ter.
Los pasajeros toman ell "Tren
Circunvesibiano" en- I'm pueblo
llamado Pugliano, que los ha
de llevar hasta la segunda es-
taci6n. De ALI Sc toma ell tran
via electrico que nos deja en-
ell tercer paradero. Luego ell
funicular que termina cerca de
la cumbre. Hasta ahora la mar
cha Sc hace bien, aunque len
ia; hay una p%endiente de $50
seg1n puede leerse en- ell meter
que llevamos en- ell coche.
TODD ell campo esta sembra-
do de vinedos, campos de uya,
hasta perderse en- ell horizonte.
Aqui Sc cosecha y recoge ell ia!
moso vino "lacrima cristi," que
todos hemos gustado.
Al llegar a la cuarta esta.
ci6n Sc hace todavia mas len.
ia la Marcia, y vamos ascen.
diendO por campos inmenso'
La gaceta., 1930-05-03
CRONICAS DE ITALIA
Ell Vesubio

Ell espectaculo que nos brin-
da la cumbre del Vesubio, es
magnifico. BESIDE estas alturas
(estamos a 5000 pies sobre ell
niyel del MARI ell panorama es
superbo; a 10 lejos Sc distingue
el mar de Napoles y ell mar de
Salermo, con un interminable
horizonte.
La subida al Volcan Sc hace
facilmente, pues Sc va subien-
do de una manera gradual y