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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

ROXY. TEX, Feb. l5.-The Home
Guard, a weekly newspaper published
in the interest OF the Peoples party
was consumed by fire TINS morning
a. law books which belonged to the
aIStor Mr.. Allen. Amount Of loss
~ huilding and material and origin OF
Are NOT known. No insurance
we had q big snow here two weeks
ago. and 1t has showed ana Diowed
2, s,rl ON the ground and cattle are
a az for grass and water. II COM
,,,aneed to snow before daylight TINS
Morning and has been showing all day
tnday. At present the snowfall since
morning is six inches deep. and II IS
atu showing. The county commis-
eioners' court is In session this week
Mr.. Pat Reeves died yesterday even
,ng Of consumption. His home is al
white Plates, this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Gainesville. Tex, Feb. is.--Dr. w J.
Majors went to Nocona yesterday even
ing
p. ]. Hall yesterday made little Car
Isle Potter present of a beautiful
cream-colored pony.
f.. p. Bower yesterday purchased a
half interest IN +. J. Hall's home place.
north OF the city, for 1850
The Santa Fe al this place has orders
not to receive any more live freight for
the north at present. on account OF the
blizzard in kangaH.
Hon, u. p. HIN left this morning for
Dallas on a business trip.
Judge Moran scott OF Ardmore came
down last night and returned today.
Major w. J. Stone went 10 sherman
today.
The commissioners court up 10 a late
hour had not elected a public road
eupcrintendent. The vote atood: Peden
?: Iliceper 4, Morris /.
Policeman Wofford arrested and
lodged IN jail yesterday evening Jim
Houixs. who ia charged with working
with counterfeit money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

|s'neTtord. Tex. Feb. 1G.-An
|as exhibition OF animal perver-
|,lu human adversely took place
.sw days back. A team of mules
4 ~ Y DOWN College avenue, preclpi-
us'r driver on his back in the
y NE wagon. on reaching Lee
we mules turned west into
nam where they were stopped.
a'aS MS equilibrium the driver
I. , she lines. No sooner had he
4 nan IAN me team again ran away,
mi, sowing the man on his back.
. n. y. s,,l were stopped on the square
N, silcient driver allowed to re-
~. YET This time he was con-
NAY NAY ne could drive, but for the
ane the team ran away. and
4 N m ai time placed the drivers
IN "e ,o seemed to be It's natural
me good nntured crowd
ro .ie mules and filled the wagon
,n n boys, and thus weighted,
A. \" Vas quilted down.
~, showed at intervals here ali
ny ~ This evening for a while
4 n, 's ! creating the impress.
M, a slrm was on us, but held
WI a short while.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
MOTHER LOT

hi 90 at SOC. These are
odds of four lots, the
|ces Of which were 50, So,
LIS Sl,75. Sizes may be
i what you want, colors
II be just what you want.
me and see. Buy if you
|nt them. This is the way
! dol kid glove business.
/. S.-Lines of Ladies'
gloves in colors and
sS, CSC pair TO So, always
full line and bear the
ID marks of the best
kers in the world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

The Services VIII begin In the Tap-
errncIe Today.


ernncie To-day.
Dallas. Tex, Feb. 16.-The Rev.
Dwight l.. Moody and wife arrived In
the city over the Houston and Texas
Central at $40 o'clock this morning,
They were met at the depot by the
prominent divines of all the churches
OF DALLAS and escorted TO the Oriental
hotel, where the doctor was seen by
The Gazette correspondent this even
ing. In speaking of his revival at
san Antonio, Mr. Moody said that 1t
was anything from what he desired,
owing TO the inclemency of the wealth
or He said that In San Antonio the
snow was much deeper than IN paiias
and for weeks past the weather hau
been something seemingly very uh-
usual in those parts, Judging from 'he
words of the oldest inhabitants.
Mr Moody spoke encouragingly OF
tho nrospects of his meetings In Dali
las. He said the ministers here nave
done everything within their power TO
,,saiso a n success. He was well
Named with the tabernacle and the
a,,ra nremeiits that have been made
for heating the spacious building.
Poor heating, he said, was the primer
pal cause Of the W success Oh the re-
vival at San Antonio.
Mr.. Moody will conduct his hrst ser
Vices at the Thompson pulluihg Vpet-
ter l.nnwn as the Sam Jones taber-
nacle1 tomorrow at p. IN. There
viii be services again at 1880 p. m. and
M the same hours each succeeding
dav during the remainder Of the month,
which is the length OF his stay In
4 Dallas. r..,.
from Dallas. He was very inquisitiVe
/ about Fort Worth, and saiu, IRON
hearsav he had always entertained
~ o,irton that the Fort was one OF
,h me most prosperous cities in Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Canvon City, Tex, Feb ls.--1t has
49,, showing for twelve hours and
no snow is six inches deep on lever
And il is still showing, ~lth no pros
peSt ~ ,,rsaf suffering among stock,
w "a Idle ard sheep. as the ground
poun ~, covered with snow since jan
has ~ ~ Though the loss OF cattle
uary a. rs heen very small, sheep men
so iar ~, heAn as lucky. and report
have mo- lSeep frozen to death. Old set
many ,s snort .his to be the most severe
tiers reps sna me heaviest SHOWS for
several year1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

weatherford. Tex. Feb. 1s.-Yester-
dav evening the Hotel Weatherford.
formerly run by Mr.. j. ID. Bathrick, be-
came defunct. The fixtures were held
for rent.
The subject OF a town clock Is again
hainy agitated. and II Is one which de-
serves agitation. Weatherford has a
Nns courthouse and n line place In the
courthouse for a clock. II would be a
rreat advantage ana convenience to
tJsatherford's business men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Ar.ner City, Tex. Feb. 16. The COM
il.srarsrs, court has been in session
,''',.. since Monday. The subject OF q
Wv, NV iau has been agitating the minds
new ~; ~ tax payers for some time. The
OF ot' ,.,,fed on the question yesterday.
S s,.''ii ,,,,,,,,risslouers stood 2 for mic
IN m "a AGAINST It. His Honor, Judge
9 nsnnie voted against il. thus putting
a check 10 the measure Tor The pres
mi. We learn today tnat me measure
viii likely come up again AZ 'he next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
THE GREAT VlOLiNiST.

San Francisco Chronicle.
OF Mr. Musn's company we heard
one new singer. Miss Bessie Bonsail, n
young lady with full and sympathetic
contralto voice. she sang two numbers
with taste and expression.
Brooklyn IN. W Eagle,
Mr. Elliott is delightful singer. His
pure voice and modest and unaffected
manner charmed all. Altogether the
concert was n most successful one.
Washington %. O. Post,
The pianist. Mr. Eduard Scharf, Il
possessed of excellent power and tech
nique, the feature OF the Leipsic Con
servatoTy teaching.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Bluff Dale, Tex. Feb. 16.-In addition
con an Tho I4th. two or three inches
feii Yesterday. stock are drawn some.
but holding up we'll.
Poluxy creek il frozen over, and skat-
ing and sleighing are the order OF the
lau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
ly,SSNl!!!. J., II Y !
l'rEws LOCAL FORECASTS.

NoTm waves will reach this me-
and the other changes noted
sur at and within 100 miles OF
Aofth within twenty-four hours
OF after sunset of the dates
leafy l1-Moderatlng.
saary ls-Warmer.
Vim. ~
.ssIy 2o-Wlnd changing.
.uaT 2l-Cold wave.
sAiy 22-Fair and cool.
iuaFy 2a--Moderating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
-~xnrsnu'zrz-'> d
|KlD Glove
|EARANCE SALE I!
onday at 9 a. m.


mis- is our annual clean
M Of stock and we find
| N largely in small sizes,
the variety colorings
Ii and the quality good,
price very small.
Hear what the prices have
i when we considered
| nj perfect 81. 25, 81. so,
Is and 80. 90.
| Co AT Csc ON MONDAY !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

NJ. N. Fondren, from Ellis; Henry Nell
son. from Tarrant.
Submitted on Brief and Oral Argu-
meut for Both Parties-Theodor Gozy.
from Montague; T. ID. Stewart, from
Gonzales. r. o. Misener. from Hamll-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
LIVE TOPICS.

In South Carolina an effort is being
made to coalesce anti-Tillmanites and
Republicans In an organization with
the single gold standard as its chief
principle, and in Michigan a repre-
sentative convention of one hundred
business men and farmers has decided
To place In the field a candidate for
congress to succeed Mr.. Burrows. late
ny elected to the senate. on a free coin
age platform. to whom support Is
pledged. regardless of our previous
party affiliations" These are but neb-
ulae on the horizon compared with
other aigns. The battle of the stand
ards Is on. and 1t threatens convulsions
that may necessltate the making OF a
new political map
While his kingdom is f. the throes of
dissolution and forei{s Opy is march,
Ing toward his cap %sut serious
opposition, the Chine. n passes
much of his time In a = 4. hIch is
drawn about on the ic.>, . lake
within the imperial grouHST 1alf
dozen coolies. THE mills OF q "a
slowly. but they grind &
small"
The Gazette's advices from Austin
are that an extra session of the legls-
lature is a strong probability. An
extra session comes high, but 1t Is not
always as expensive as legislation
rushed through In haste to avoid one.
The cordial and substantial endorse
ment which has been extended to the
plan of The Gazette to publish a great
Seml-Centennial edition. wherever the
matter has been presented, justihes
the forecast that that edition will be
a landmark in Texas journalism.
The unseating of Duff, white, and the
seating OF Halter, colored, by the
lower house at Austin, all the cir
cumstances considered, was the high
water mark OF political consideration
| for the brother in black. in Texas oil
elsewhere. ELIZA Pinkston's ghost will
not disturb Texas.
The death of Minister Isaac Pussy
Gray at the City of Mexico suggest,
that II his candidacy before the Chi
cago convention had been successful
there would be a new president to in
stall now, whose name, in all proba
billty. would have been d. b. Hill.
Tarrant county will send stroni
protest to Austin against the PROPOSE
tion to cut Off one of Its two distric
courts. The fact is that both court
are necessary, working almost withou
intermisslon. to transact the legal bust
ness Of this county. The question Is
whether citizen of Tarrant county 1
TO be In effect denied the benefit of tn
laws OF the state, II that is the kin
of economy that is wanted, the legisla
ture should order the grass dug u
around the capitol to save the water
demands.
The state treasurer hopes to resum
cash payments by the middle of Marcel
Texas keeps well ahead Of Uncle San
Hector D. Lane. president of tn
American Cotton Growers Protectiy
association, will be present at tn
Farmers Congress in Fort Wort
Tuesday. Mr.. Lane has been in Texo
for several days, and in the publishe
interviews with him which have al
peared in the newspapers Of the stat
he rightly concludes that the movemer
to reduce the cotton acreage this yea
largely depends upon the action take
by the farmers OF Texas. He say
they hold the key which will unloc
the situation. without the cooperate
OF this state the movement can M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
wEATmBR FORECAST.


[nR'on' Feb. 1d.-For Eastern
"armeri northwesterIy winds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
MI0TNIN11GTTS
New and Pretty Spring Goods

During the last two weeks we have been receiving
from S 600 to SIS 600 worth of goods On account
of having bought early in the havs had pick
of all the things which have been brought out and
visit to store will prove profitable this coming week
NEW DRESS GOODS.
3Sinch awool checks just the right weight for early
spring worth last season SOC price 25c yard
New imported novelty dress goods 3Snch all wool SINH
lar goods last worth ST. price SOC yard. 3S
inch all wool black serges cheaper than cost salescom
pare it and see3Sc a yard 3Sinch black albatross all
WOOL last years 60c grade price $50 yard Elegant
line of novelties in small checks beautiful effects,
beats buying old chestnut styles only 45c yard Latest
hafwool novelties in spring dress goods in pink tam
bluette lavender and all other shades similar in
quality to last years 35c goods; price 20c yard
ATWOOD CIALLiIES
We the peoplel We have the styles the selection
and the price We showing 25 different designs
not old one in the line The effects beautiful and
guarantee price LOWER than in other stores You
ought to look at them if you don't intend to buy
There has neverany preter been shown before
HALF7-wOOL CFI-ALLIEiS
In dark and light effects prettier patterns than all
new 1895 styles We offer them at &c yard III will
break other peoples hearts to sell them cheap
FIGURED SILKS.
Fifteen different designs in and handsomely fig
ured silks in all the different shades suitable for waists
We sell them cheaper than uptown friends and offer
them at 25c yard, or yards for 81 So
DUCKS! DUCKS!
What an enormous business we had on them last
season. and how poor the selection compared with this
SON. We have all the leading shades and designs brown
ducks blue ducks red ducks white ducks linen ducks
lin fact all kinds of ducks at IL yard for quality
and l4c a yard for the other
sell this week 300 yards Heehed domestic
$500 yards CHECK bingham worth g for &c va
broSes aeapeT other
G basis people Sou SH e
MON MIG 8
1904 AND 1906 MAIN STREET
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

During the last two weeks we have been receiving
from S2 600 to Sl5 600 worth of goods On account
of having bought early in the have had the pick
of all the things which have been brought and
visit to store will prove profitable this coming week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
sTTEEN SALE.

Do not think we have
etracked this sale. Wealth
ermitting, they will sell
Wednesday. AS this sale
Introduce the new styles
such a large number
/ expressed themselves
Efious of attending, we
Fsgiven way for perfect
fther. Due notice will
given
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

AMERICAN IlcKsi. BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Fort Worth. Corretpondcntst f
D. &. NlR6HFiELD q 90. Hotct Worth.
- 400 off,ees Throushout the v. Q. a. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

The state treasurer hopes to resume
cash payments by the middle of March.
Texas keeps well ahead OF Uncle Sam.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
BlNCO BSPANOL DR. PURRTO.RIClO
INTERESANTE

En- vista del Real Decreto de s de los corrientes
de la circular de fecha del GObierno General de
esta isa, reativa al canje de la mOneda meicana e
ConsejO de Gobierno de este Banco ha acordado en-
session de del actual. hacer pdblcas las siguientes
reglas para el Cumplimento de las operaciones penG
dientes con este establecimiento. .
Prlmera. partir del % del actual, todas las
operacones cuyo pago haya estpuledO dIcha
moneda con Ia expression de emoneda corre eutes.
quedar$n reducidas desde luego la nueva moneda
espanola de acunacion especial, bao el mismo tpo
de equiv alenca hjado para ell CAME; decr, que
d6Hito 'e Glen pesos noneda me1cana 8 corriente.
por ejemplo. quedara convertible debito de- $95
dc la nueva moneda
Segunda. Los interesss que dchas operaciones
devenguen partir del mismo dia % inclusive, seran
los que en- Ia nueva meneda correspondent al debito,
luego de convertible este en- dichs moneda, segdn la
regla precedente.
Tercera. El Banco continuara por ahora admi-
tisndo empleando en- los pagos el 20 por cento en-
moncda mejicana fracconaria al tpo de 80 95 de Ia
moneda por ca Ia 100 centavos de la dcna
fraccionaria; las operaciones nteriores c;en
centavosS Ia peza de medic peso Goejicana, por 4c
centavos de la moneda nueva por "a centavos de
esta, Ia pieza de pesota mejicaua; as SfraccIo
ineriores 25 centavoss, las monedas de 10 dc
5 centavos por todo valOr.
.Guarta. Lo establecido en- la regla que antece-
de solo regina hasta tanto que por ell Gobierno sc
lleve efecto la recogida CAME de Ia moneda mej
racconaria.-Puerto-RicO, II de Dcembre dc
l895.%El ub-gobernador.-J. M. E4OreX. 81 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
TE - NVEA
De LA CAPITAL A RlO-plEDRAS

Las vigentes tarifas para pasaje =
carga partir del dia 21 del presente mes
Sc pagaran con rnoneda espafiola especial
este es, I'm billet45 que hoy vale cinco cen
tavos mexlcanos SO pagara con cinco cen
tavos de moneda espefiola especial
Mientras no sea canieada la moneda
fraccionaria n1sxicana hoy circulante, sera
admitida pOr tDdo su valor actual sea el
medic peso, por SO contavos; Ia peseta, por
rs, los dos welcomes por diez centavos y el
vell6n por cinco en- todos les pagos infe-
riores do 100 centavOs asf en- las tequillas
de las estaciones como por los conductOreS
en- los trenes; pero unos y otros & su vez en-
las vueltas por los cambios deran tambi6n
las citadas monedas fraocionarias por to
do el valor expresado.
Cuando la rnoneda que SO entregue
por ell pasajero para ol pago de I'M pasaje
sea una pieza dc peso espa1ol especial, 81
el importe del billete 8 billetes que debe
pagan asciende 100 centavos, seg1n ia
rifa NADIA SO le devolvera, pero 81 es por
menor cantidad que por 10 tanto hay
que devOlverle moneda fraccionaria, en-
tonces Sc ostin1ara la pieza de peso por RI
welcomes fraccionarios dc modo que 81 tie
ne el pasai ierO que pagar 4O centavos SO
le devolveran IS centavos sea Ii vello-
nes en- moneda fraccionaria.
Puerto Rico, 16 de Diciernbre de 1895
3-9 PABLO UBARRI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
MoNOMANIATICOS
xicanos.

Algunos amos hacs conocimos & I'm re.
putado m6dioo, que tenia Ia mania de lla-
mar monomaniacos casi todos los de.
mas hombres, de cuya mania no deiamos
de reirnos interiormente muchas veces.
Yea usted, nos decia: Fulano que
siempre SO esta torciendo los cuatro pelos
que tiene en- Ell bi9ote; Mengano que SO
hacs sangro roy6ndose las uf1as; Zutano
que sin cesar SAGA pan del bor1so, entire.
teni9ndose en- hacer bolitas. Y por ese es-
tilo censuraba media humanidad, 10 que
81 atribuia & cierto desquiciamiento inte-
lectual. rs precise, ahrmaba, practicar
el adajio de.que siga cada loco con su to-
ma, por que seria tan POGO cuerdo preten.
der que sea 81 mundo entero un immense
manicomio, como que los mulos no tengan
la tendencia de cocear. Por fortuna, ana
dia ell galeno, las monomanfas SO desarro-
liam en- extraordinario ntmero de varieda-
des y cada cual, sin sospechaF sus manfas
conoce, aprecia, sc rie y divierte con las
agenas, celebr&ndolas no pooas veces pa.
ra naeior burlase de elias.
Andando el tienpo y costa de Ia
sKpeglenoia adaniEida con loo qNqR, RsnQs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
CALCULOS OPORTUNOS

Segdn los estudios que ha practicable
un amigo nuestro, resultan las siguientes
diferencias entire 81 sol mexicano y ell pe-
so provincial.
El mexicano tiene por ley de fino 935
y el provincial 900: en- favor del mexicano
hay IS sea I'm POGO menos del por 100.
ri mexicano pesa ~ gramos 45 cent?
gramos, y el peso provincial 25 gramos 81
cent1gramos, 10 que produce una diferen.
cia en- favor del mexicano de l gramo 88
centigramos. Calculando por regla de
tres resulta que, d&ndole el valor de 100
oentavos al mexicano, 81 peso, provincial
vale 50 centavos Is cent1mos, 8 sea cen
tavos IS oentfmos naenos que el mexicano.
Cuatro centavos por diferencia en- ley,
6,85 por el peso y por quebranto de can
je, hace I'm total do Is centavos IS centf-
mos On cada peso.
81 resultan 10 millones de mexicanos,
Sc obtendr& en- la operaci6n del canje al
benef1cio dc u1a million qsG6nGeDtoS ochent0
q cGnc0 nal dWT0s, menos los gastos de la
operaci6n.
Total: Million y medic de pesos que
pierde la circulation que por de pronto
pierden tambi6n los tenedores de los me-
xicanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
TELEORAMAS VIA CABO-HAITIANO
(1r0da1cGdOs eTpresGneente para
LA CORRNsPONDENCIA


Paris, 10 de Diciembre-La situaci6n
de Turqufa es cada dia mas alarmante
Los desordenes contindan. El pueblo en-
Soberbecido contint1a dedicandose al pi-
llaje 6 inoendio de las ciudadas. El pals
esta arrasado y el hambre Be daja sentir
por todas parties. s.-Dicen de Nueva York
que el part1do republican, ha resuelto reu-
nirse el 16 de Junio pr6ximo en- San Luis
con objeto de designar la candidatura del
successor de Mr. Cleveland.
Paris, 13 de Diciembre.-Dicen dc
Madrid que el sefior Carovas del Castillo
despu6s de introducir lijeras modi6cacio
nes en- su Gabinete, disolver4 las Oamaras
y SO ocupara de introducir refoxmas en- las
Ordenanxas y tarifas de Aduanas. Estu
dia tambi6n otras reformas.. ..-Parte de la
prensa de Paris, continGa hacienda cam,
pafa activ1sima contra ell presidents de Ia
Republica por la condena del tribunal re,
calda contra su suegrO por manejo en- eus
fUnciones y malversaci6n de fondos aje-
nos.-Un telegrama de Massouah anuncia
que la columna del general Baratieri ha
Sido sido sorprendida por los ebisinios, ex-
perimentando p6rdidas considerables; IA
Ohciales y mas de 700 hombxeS han sido
muertos, 800 soldados han desapareoido.
Esta noticia ha causado profunda sensa-
ci6n en- Italia donde ell QobiernO SO propo-
ne enviar nuevos refuerzos Massouah.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-17
RECTIFlCAClON

No ha resultado cierta la noticia que
aver publicamos anunoiando que Ell Sc
nor don GuIllermo de Osma habia sido
nombrado Ministro de Ultramar y don
Tomas Castellanos pasado al HinistHo de
Hacienda.
Pero no tenemos nosotros la culpa de
csc error. La noticia la obtuvo uno de
nuestros reporters en- I'm Negociado de la
Secretarfa de este Gobierno General, GUAM
do supo aln la confirmation del despaoho
que recibimos de San Thomas respecto de
la renuncia de los Sres Romero Robledo
Bosch Fustigueras, sustituidos por los
Sres Tejada de Valdosera y Linares Rivas
en- sus cargos respcctivos.
El emplesdo que di6 la notioia nues-
tro reporter fu6 don Antonio Perez Gui-
tian, que hace POGO lego de Ia Peninsula
y que dice no haberla sabido por oonducto
Official, sino que Ia oy6 en- la Gale.