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Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

A certain merchant who does not
like to have people send away from
home for goods which he carries, re-
fused to give US an order for 500
envelopes few days ago, because he
gets a poorer envelope % cents
cheaper from another town. Who
said anything about jewell
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Mrs. DR.. Meade and son Arthur
are expected home from Roswell; N.
M, this evening. Mrs. Harris and
Miss Meade, sisters of DR.. Meade,
will accompany her.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
More Time for Mary Rogers.

Brattleboro, VT, June 22.-Mrs.
Mary Rogers will not be executed
tomorrow. Judge Wheeler will grant
the appeal tonight to the supreme
court, and Governor Bell will allow a
further reprieve.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
Bsiss Gets a Respite.

Springfield, IHs., June 22.-The su
preme court today granted writ of
subercedas in the case of sJocko''
Briggs. His execution, which had
been set for tomorrow, for the murder
of Hans Peterson, has been deferred.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
Pswnee Rock Township Statistics.

Population, increase H. $50
Vatue Of FARMS .-....--.--.------ s623s0O
Acres wheat last fall, Il T54
Corn on hand March 1st, bushels. Z7Ie
Wheat on hand March 1st. bushels, 1908
Butter made by families, pounds, ---..----.. zs55
ValHe Of poultry and eggs sold, .....S 63fc
Value of animals sold and slaughtered,--.. 2637
No. of horses aud mules. .... 81
No Of cattle. $50
No. Of swine.
Taxable value Of personal property s1S.Z1O
Increase over last year.---.-. .......... 1915
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
Some Roasted Sausaae.

Kansas City. June 22.-Schwarzs-
child & Sulzberger, packers, suffered
loss of one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars by fire today. The
sausage, iardand canning departments
were destroyed.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Within the next month we hope to
make the DAILY RuSTLER list reach
the thousand day mark. Many oi
the papers friends are speaking a
good word for it..and we believe the
paper itself is proving worthy of
the unanimous support of this com
munity.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
Harvesters Held Up train

Manhatten, Kans.. June o.
Yesterday gang of. 100 harvest hands
climbed onto west bound freight
train here, and the conductor refused
to move it for hours, until the town
marshal and force of deputies re-
moved the men.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

The handkerchief bazaar and lawn
social, at the Congregational parson
age, will be held Friday evening, the
23rd..
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

The city of New York is now the
second largest city in the world.
London is the largest, with 4, $780, ,541.
New York's population is now
3,9S7,154. Chicago is 5th in the
cities of the world, having a pop
ulation of 1898, 575, Philadelphia is
9th, with a population of 1,2O6.697.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

w. V. Marquis and Thomas
Pizinger of route one Olmitz are new
RUSTLER subscribers.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
LOCAL. NEWS:
Fay Cone is now the man in charge
of Mrs. Rowell's stables.

w. S. Hill writes from RedIands,
CAL, to have the DEMOCRAT sent to
his address.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

The music recitals by the students
of Mrs. and Miss Poole, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, were great
ly appreciated by those in attendance;
and goodly audiences were present
each evening.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

A discussion opposite our Office
this morning on the merits of the
saloon system occupied the attention
of our neighbors.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
Powell-Harris.

Married:-On Thursday, June s,
1905, Mr.. Walter P. Powelland Miss
Josephine E. Harris.
The ceremony was performed BY
DR.. A. J. Emerson at the home of the
brides mother about 7:30 in the eve
ming and was attended only by mem
bers of the respective families. After
the nuptial knot had been tied, hus-
band and wife repaired to prayer
meeting at the Baptist church and
from thence to their home on south
Main Street, where later the usual
COW bell and tin can serenade was in
dulged in.
The bride has grown up from child
hood in La Xeta and has taken prom
inent part in the religious and social
affairs of the town, while she has al
ways been held in the highest regard
by all who knew her. The groom also
is an estimable gentleman, who has
made La Veta his home for nearly fen
years and gained the goodwill of all
who know him.
The newly married pair should have
a bright future ahead and I he Adver-
tiser takes particular pleasure in wish
ing them every happiness, knowing
that both can sympathIze with the
troubles of print shop. One thing
that will doubtless add to their felicity
is the fact that upon emergency the
groom can make ''pie, -" while his
bride can handle s'stiek" with pre-
cision.-La Veta, Colo, Advertiser,
June Is.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

M. B. Fits and family are very
busy preparing to move to Minneap-
oils. NJ. B. and Leverette expect TO
go overland Friday, and Mrs. Fits
will likely leave Monday.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Messrs. Routledge and Hartman,
who have the cement machine in the
Hulme building, have secured lot on
south main street, just north of the old
Moses building, and will set up at once
for the manufacture of cement blocks.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

All members of the Great Bend fire
department had better get out to
practice, next Monday night, as there
will be something doing to interest
all of them. Be on hand at 8 p. m.,
with your running gear oiled and
your lungs working.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
AFAST TRAIN
IN OPEN SWITCH.
Nineteen are Already Dead, and
Many More Injured.
A SPEEDY RUSH TO DEATH.

morning from the wreckage and the
deaths in the hospitals, the number
of lives lost in last nights smash up
of the Twentieth Century Limited
has reached nineteen. More than a
score of other passengers were in
jured.
Covering speed of seventy miles
an hour in order to maintain the new
eighteen hour schedule, the train
struck an open switch and plunged
with a frightful momentum into
freight house at Mentor, Ohio. In an
instant the monster locomotive and
all the cars comprising the train but
one had been transformed into heap
of ruins. A fire Immediately started
from an explosion of the engine boiler.
The injured, and some of the dead,
some of whom were horribly mangled
were taken in special to Cleveland.
Some are burned so badly that identi-
fication is very difficult. The follow
ing have died since reaching the
hospital:
James Gibson, of Chicago; Ray
Rogers, New York; H. H. Wright,
Chicago; E. Earbaugh, Milwaukee;
Frank Brant, one of the trainmen; J.
A. Bradley, Akron O.; Archibald
Head, London; Charles Wellman,
Z Cleveland; Allen Tylor, the engineer.
Other dead persons are: Thomas ].
Morgan, Cleveland; Ray Bennett,
eNew York; w. NJ. Walters, baggage
smah; Will Mickey, porter; Henry
Trinse, train barber; and one other
who is unidentified. Among those
who are fatally injured'are S. c
Beckwith, of New York; A. J. John
son, L. M. Eyrick and H. c. Mehling
mail clerks, and fireman Gorham.
General Manager Marshall, of the
Lake shore, started an investigation
today. He said he had found unmis-
taxable evidence that the switch had
been thrown against the train. Fire
man Gorham said the switch
signal light showed white. Railroad
men say it is impossible for the switch
to have been thrown and the light
still showing white. The question
that is being sought to be solved by
others, is.whether OF not the train
was going at such high rate of
speed that it jumped the track of its
momentum at the switch. Mr.. Mar
shall refused to say whether as re-
suit of the wreck the eighteen hour
schedule would be abandoned or not.
A SLOWER TRAIN BETTER.
New York, June 22.-President
Newman of the New York Central
said today eff we should find this train
or any other train unsafe we would
. order it annulled in ten seconds.
have said from the beginning that
slower train would be more comfort
able and give better satisfaction"
LEGISLATURE SHOULD STOP IT.
Columbus, O., June 22.-There is
a great deal of sentiment making it.
self apparent among the state officials
that the legislature should put stop
to the speed war of the trunk lines.
THEY DON'T FEAR IT.
Chicago, Tune.22.-Sixty berth res
ervations had been made for the
Twentieth Century Limited at one
O'Clock this afternoon which is the
usual number.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Will Mangelsdorf of Ellinwood, ac-
companied by his cousin Frank from
Atohison, was a Great Bend visitor
Thursday.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
CHICAGO WHEAT
GOES Up TODAY.
No Change In Kansas City Wheat
Corn Also Unchanged.
LIVESTOCK MARKET STEADY.

Grain and Stock Markets furnished
daily by special wire to the A. n.
McDearmott Commission Coolies
over Crescent Grocery.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Randall Livesay returned from the
northwest Wednesday afternoon and
returned to Anadarko the same even
ing. Mrs. Livesay will visit for about
three weeks more before returning
home.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

The wheat is ripening very rapidly
now. So far, those who have been
cutting very generally report prob
able good yield, and excellent grain.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

DR.. Chas. Emley, of Wichita, a
Great Bend boy, has been appointed
to chair in the medical department
of the state university.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Milton McGreevey has joined his
family who have been visiting w. J.
McGreevey and family, for sometime.
He looks as we'll and stout as he ever
did, and no doubt is prospering.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
We Win Again.

Wednesdays ball game, between
Great Bend and Hoisington teams, on
the Fair Grounds, was unquestion-
ably the best game that has been
played here for number of years,
Both teams were very determined
and while the battery of the home
team far outclassed thatof the visitors,
the team work of both clubs was ex.
cellent. The score was as follows:
Z a. s 50
Hoisington. n....-..... % o o o 90 o Ok
Great Bend ......---..1 Ell o o -.
Batteries Great Bend, Durham
and Moore; Hoisington, Hite and
Mohr, Agen and =.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Sheriff Putsell of Lacrosse is in
the city today in the interests of their
4th of July celebration, which is going
to be a big thing. They are figuring
on a special train from Great Bend.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Insure your wheat in the stack or
shock against fire and lightning with
Dawson & Zutayern, the expense is
very light.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Get into the Greater Great Bend
movement By numbering your place.
See the city clerk.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

x. L. Weisenburger returned home
from the east Tuesday evening.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Mrs. Ed. Traylor and son Lyman
are up from Hutchinson on a visit.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Mrs. C.sLundblade and daughter
returned from their ::visit Wednesday
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Mrs. w. A. Rush and daughter
Bea left Wednesday morning for Ster-
ling, Ills, on a visit.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

MAN WANrED-Apply at the :
Bottling Works.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

The Wade concert under the aus
pices of the Episcopalains will be
held at the Presbyterian church and
will begin at $50 p. M, admission
80 cents. Tickets on sale at Aliens.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Bert Bowman is here from Chicago
on visit to his parents and other
friends.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

By the first of next week the
headers or binders viii be at work in
every field in this locality.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Miss Bertha Ladenburger, of Hos
ington. vas in the city Wednesday
evening visiting friends.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Joe Sprinkler, of ElIinwood drove
up late Wednesday afternoon.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

John Peach, of Creston, Iowa,
came out this week to look after his
land in the north parrot the county
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23
THEY DON'T FEAR IT.

Chicago. June..22.-sixty berth res
ervations had been made for the
Twentieth Century Limited at one
O'Clock this afternoon. which is the
usual number.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

Miss Leona Griffith is acting as
deputy register of deeds for a few
days while Miss Smith is otherwise
engaged.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

DR.. Connect was at Chase Tuesday,
on professional business.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

This.is ideal harvest weather.
Barton County democrat., 1905-06-23

eair, Augu.
LOCAL NEWS:
Fay Cone is now the man in charg.
of Mrs. Rowell's stables.
w. S. Hill writes from Redlands
CAL, to have the DEMOCRAT sent te
his address.
w. V. Marquis and Thomas
Pizinger of route one Olmitz are new
RUSTLER subscribers.
The handkerchief bazaar and lawn
social, at the Congregational parson
age, will be held Friday evening, the
23rd.
Will Mangelsdorf of Ellinwood, ac
companied by his cousin Frank from
Atohison, was a Great Bend visitor
Thursday.
A discussion opposite our office
this morning on the merits of the
saloon system occupied the attention
of our neighbors.
DR.. Chas. Emley, of Wichita, a
Great Bend boy, has been appointed
to chair in the medical department
of the state university.
The wheat is ripening very rapidly
now. So far, those who have been
cutting very generally report prob
able good yield, and excellent grain.
Mrs. DR.. Meade and son Arthur
are expected home from Roswell. N.
M, this evening. Mrs. Harris and
Miss Meade, sisters of DR.. Meade,
will accompany her.
Randall Livesay returned from the
northwest Wednesday afternoon and
returned to Anadarko the same even
ing. Mrs. Livesay will visit for about
three weeks more before returning
home.
Sheriff Putsell of Lacrosse is in
the city today in the interests of their
4th of July celebration, which is going
to be big thing. They are figuring
on special train from Great Bend.
Milton McGreevey has joined his
family who have been visiting w. J.
McGreevey and family, for sometime.
He looks as we'll and stout as he ever
did, and no doubt is prospering.
NJ. B. Fits and family are very
busy preparing to move to Minneap
oils. M. B. and Leverette expect to
go overland Friday, and Mrs. Fits
will likely leave Monday.
The music recitals by the students
of Mrs. and Miss Poole, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, were great
ly appreciated by those in attendance;
and goodly audiences were present
each evening.
Messrs. Routledge and Hartman,
who have the cement machine in the
Hulme building, have secured a lot on
south main street, just north of the old
Moses building, and will set up at onoe
for the manufacture of cement blocks.
All members of the Great Bend fire
department had better get out to
practice, next Monday night, as there
will be something doing to interest
all of them. Be on hand at 8 p. M,
with your running gear oiled and
your lungs working.
The city of New York is now the
second largest city in the world.
London is the largest, with 1856, ,541.
New York's population is now
3,987, ,154. Chicago is 5th in the
cities of the world, having a pop
ulation of 1893, SIS, Philadelphia is
9th, with population of 1,2O6.697.
Within the next month we hope to
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
COMO sopLA FL vIENro poLIrIco.

El presidents H. o. Bursum, del Comitt
Central Territorial Republican,, ha dentre
de los pasados pocos dias mandado circula
res a los varios presidentes del partido Re
publicanos p~idiendoles a todos la com
plexion politica y miras sobre ell estado de
los votantes dentro de sus respectivos pre-
cintos. Muchas de las respuestas han sido
~retornadas al presidente las listas son muy
sa~tisfactorias. Hay algunos presidentes
pue no han dado ninguna atenS on a sdplica
y unos cuantos han retornado los blancos
que no han dado nlnguna ~atencioil a sdplica
pias miras en- los mismos. Esta proportion
es pequeha y sobre TODD. ell Presidente
Bursum ha obtenido information de mucho
valor concerniente a las miras de los votan.
ties en- politica y sobre ell estado. Informes
llegan todavia, y como este es un gran Te-
r~ritorio. tiene muchos precintos, como los
rancheros no van q las estafetas todos los
dias, pasaran emanas antes de que lie
guen todas las respuestas. Muy buen pro
greso, sin embargo, SO esta hacienda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02

ducto total dc sss6,S37 toneladas habiendo
disminuido ligeramente Ia parte que CORES
ponde a los Estados Unidos. siendo enton'
|-old III 4 solemnu ue oaueIo Iod IL ease 500
~duccion del petroleo EN- los Estados Unidoa
ha aumentado de 20 millones, un cuarto de
barriles en1sSO a So millones en- 1908, o mas
de la mltad en- production universal en- aio
El aumento relative en- la production de
los varios artfculos basioos de industrial IN
los Estados Unidos y en- ell mundo. respect,
vamente ha sido en- 81 periodic de 1880 a190a
carbon. Estados Unddos, 251 millones dc to-
ladas; en- ell mundo entero, 536 millones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
yerdades de IN Loco.

Decfa mn loco: mo me canso DE-
burlarme de la insensatez de la hu
manidad, al yer como los muchachos
Sc trepan a los arboles a cojer fruta,
.cuando ella sola caerfa madura; de los
hombres, que ansiosos van a la gIerra
a matarse, cuando alg1n dfa han de
morir. Pero 10 que mas me admira
es que los hombres Sc anticipen a las
mujeres, pues 81 las dejaran elias sal
drfan a bu~scarlos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02

TRES A URADos.
del Remedio de Chamberlain para Co
leo, c6Iera y Diarrea.

FL ST.. G. w. Fowler, de Hightower, Ala
relata una experienced que tuvo mientras Sci
via en- un pequeho ju-ado en- una causa de
asesinato en- Edwardsvil.e e, cabecera de con
dado del condado de CleDurne, Alabama.
Dice: "Mientras ALI ccmi carne fresca y
otra c~ompuesta Y me cause c6lera NOR
bus en- una forma severa. Nunca habia es-
tado enfermo en- mi vida y mande a la bo-
tica por una cierta mixtura para ell c6lera,
pero Ell boticario me mand6 una botella del
Remedio de Chamberlain para el c6lico,
colera y diarrea, diciendo que tenia 10 que
habia manda pedir, pero que esta medi-
Gina era mucho mejor v crcy6 mandarmela
a mi para la situacion en- que me hallaba.
una d6sis de la misma Y me senti me-
1or en- pocos minutes. La segunda- me Gu
no enteramente. Dos jurados mas Sc sin
tieron enfermos del mismo modo y una pe-
lueha botella nos euro a los tres" De ven
en- todas las boticas.
curado de poIor de Espslda Despues de is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02

ell case. Buenas cosechas son la pie
dra fundamental do la prosperidad ma
cional y que esta piedra fundamental
es n sustancial, especialmente en-
este ano de nuestro Senior, esta de-
m%ostrado por ell hecho que los sembra-
dos en- los Estados Unidos en- 1905 son
como sigue: Maiz 100000 fanegas;
ltrigo 10000, 900 fanegas; avena $780,,
900, 900 fanegas; cebada 141 900, 900 ia
negas, y centeno 81, 600, 900 fanegas,
cifras y volumenes tan inmensos que
que perplejan la Imagination, y ESQ
contra su valor la riqueza de Cripple
Creek es una bagatela. Y todavid no
Sc menciona NADIA de la cosecha de al
godon, la cosecha de patatas; la cose-
cha de fruta y las muchas otras cose.
chas que signifcan dinero en- los boil
sillos de los labradores y prosperidad
q la nacion. Aun en- Nuevo Mexico,
la cosecha de manzana Ia cual llegara
q 500, 900 cajones de so libras cada uno,
es doble ell valor que ell del orc del Te-
rritorio durante ei pasado ano fiscal.
Verdaderamente, una buena arboleda
de manzanos da mejores y mas esta-
bles r~esultados en- ell Territorlo del
Sol Resplandeciente que 10 que dan
las minas promedias de orc. Los
campos de sembrar de Nuevo Mexico
son cuatro veces ell valor de todos los
de minerva en- Ell Territorio este ano
|incluyendo carbon y cobre, las princi-
pales producciones de minerva de esta
~comunidad. Grande IS la labor del
hombre y quiera Dios y prospere para
siempre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
DAD AL LABRADOR SU pARTE.

Dan mas alumbramiento acerca de
un romance de minas que a un campo
de trigo, pero Ell Secretario de Agri-
cultura Wilson es autoridad por ell ma
nifiesto que la production de todas las
minas de r en- el mundo desde ell
tempo de Colon no pagarian por los
productos de ranches Americanos en-
los dos a1os de 1908 y 1904. Men
tras que Ell Nuevo Mexicano no quiere
desanimar prospectacfones por orc en-
Nuevo Mexico, todavia, debe decir,
que 81 los prospectadores llenasen su
tempo desperdiciado reclamando al
gunos de los f~ertiles acres de Nuevo
Mexico; no irian q sus sepulcros en-
la miseria como es consecuentement
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
ToDA La pRopEDAD DFBE LLEvAR 10 MIsMo.

81 una leva de tasacion especial adj,
cional de 2 centavos al ano eventual,
mente levanta Ell peso de deuda del
condado, bien y bueno. pero ~entienda.
Sc que cada peso de valor de propie-
dad en- 81 condado pagara sus 20 mile.
simos anualmente y que un compro.
misc definido 8 ajuste ha sido hecho
con los tenedores de bonos. Esta CO.
sa de pagan ocho centavos sobre ell PEE
SO tasaciOnes un ano para pagan una
deuda y luego unos amos despues pa
gar otra leva para limpiar la misma
deuda, no es conducive a prosperidad
Q riqueza. Nj es muy animador para
los contribuyentes saber que esta pa.
gando la parte que Ell capeador de tasa-
ciou y amillaramiento deberia pagan.
Nj animara construction en- Santa Fe
81 ell residente emprendedor quien in
construir sc lie dice que tarde 6
bemprano tiene que ayudar a pagan
una deuda sobre la cual falta fue he
cha por los duefos de propiedad de
los, tres 8 diez amos pasados y la cual
40 es mas su deuda que 10 que es de
IN vecino falsifcador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
Abceso.

Abcesos con pocas excepciones, son indi
~cativos de constipation 0 debilidad.
w. H.. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss, escribt
Agosto Is, 1902: "Deseo decir una palabrs
de alabama por ell Linimento de Nievt
Ballard. Pise un clavo, ell cual cause que
las cuerdas en- mi pierna Sc enrredaran J
un abceso para levantarse en- mi rodilla
y Ell doctor me dijo que tendria una pier
ma tiesa, I'm dia fui a Ia botica de j. +. Lord
quien ahora Sc halla en- Denver, Colorado,
me recomend6 una botella del Linimento de
Nieve; compre una botella de so cts, y me
euro la pierna. Esel mejor Linimento en-
81 mundo De venta en- la Botica de Fischer
y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-02
LOS GALEOTES DE NuEyO MEXICO.

81 hemos de dar credito a los rumo.
res que han circulado en- estos 1ltimos
dias, existe en- Nuevo Mexico una ST
tuci6n analoga a la que Sc presume
lque existierae N Sierra Morenacuandc
Don Quijote tuvo la dispartada c
rrencia de poner en libertad a Jos ga.
@leotes que iban engarzados en- una ca
dena. La razon es que cast diaria-
mente Sc dan noticias respecto a pan.
Idillas de ex-presidiarios de la peniten
ciarfa territorial, que esta ndo va en-
hbertad, Sc ocupan en- cometer fecho-
rias y en- tramar conspiraciones con.
ira la libertad y bienestar de indivi-
duos a quienes tienen particular ojeri.
"a. De que hay algo veridico v sus
tanci al en- tales noticias parece que no
hay duda alg una, pues no es descono
cido ell nombre nj las hazafas de va
rias de estas ayes de siniestros plu.
MAZE, que habiendose matriculado v
cumplido su tempo en- ell preside,
ahora dedican sus ratios ociosos a con-
cebir y premeditar maldades muy en-
consonancia con su caracter y antece-
denies. Este da motive para Greer
que existe un peligro real y verdade
70 contra la paz y seguridad pdblica, y
que por 10 mismo incumbe a las auto
ridades estar vigilantes y no perdo-
mar medios nj deligencias para mantle
ner IA dignidad de la ley y hacerla res
petar por los elementos revoltosos y
que conspiran contra su
efcacia. Los galeotes de Nuevo Me-
xico constituyen I'm elemento peligro-
50 que debe Q puesto en- jaque con
toda la celeridad possible, antes de que
;obren mas osadia y atrevimiento en-
tramas y atentados. En- casos Sc
nejantes una puntada a tempo sal va