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Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
The Law in the Case.

There were communications in both
of the jackson papers last week from
parties in Camp Opra district, finding
fault with the trustees of the lone
Union High school because they have
not charged the pupils coming from
outside districts tuition. In the
attacks on the trustees the articles
SHOW their writer's ignorant of the
law. Under the law now in force the
high school trustees have no power
to fix any rate of tuition.
Senator Rowell introduced bill in
the last legislature, which was known
as Senate Bill 226, which provides for
the collection of tuition for all pupils
attending a high sch Dol from DIS
tricts not in the district. But this
provision does not become operative
until July l, 1906 This bill was
passed and received the governor S
approval.
The maximum rate of tuition is 81
month for each pupil, which must
be paid by the school district from
which the pupil comes, to the
trustees Of the high school which the
pupil attends lone Echo.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
RACIAL PEcULIARITIEs.

In Naples the women often use
thimbles made of lava.
In Japan fishmongers always vend
their wares alive.
Laplanders not infrequently cover
$50 miles day on their skates.
A French landowner is forced by law
to divide his estate equally between
his children.
The Hottentots, now one of the low
est races of men, were ages ago one
of the most highly civilized.
In Austria man and a woman are
supposed to be capable of conducting
a home of their own from the age
of IA.
In Bohemia courtships are abnor-
mally long. In that country engage
ments frequently last from Is to 20
years.
Mrs. Mudge-"I do admire the WON
en- you draw, Mr.. Penink. They are sc
beautiful and so refined! Tell me, wht
is your model?" (Mrs. Nudge rises il
Mrs. Penink's opinion.) Penink-"Oh
my wife always sits for me-" Mrs
Nudge with great surprise)-"vo
don't say so! Well, think you're ont
of the cleverest men I know!" (Mrs
Penink's opinion of Mrs. Nudge fall
below zero.)
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
When Courts Disagree

Recently an attorney in a case in
the appellate court at Sacramento, in
his brief requested that court to over
rule deci ion of the supreme court
which seemed to be an obstacle to his
suit. This the appellate court has
declined to do, at the same time de-
claring it to be "the privilege and
duty of every attorney in the state to
overthrow judicial precedents which
are deemed erroneous" and favnring
''fa1r, manly and intelligent criticism
in moulding and perfecting an har
monIous and correct system OF
authoritative precedent. p" The decis-
ioa, written by Justice Mclaughlin,
makes the rule plain in the following
language:
''The district courts of appeal were
not created for the purpose OF revis-
ing or overrullng the decisions of
the supreme court, and no such
power will be here exercise or
assumed. Should justice of this
court entertain views irreconcilably
in conflict with decision of the su-
preme court, such justice will, no
doubt, fe ,rlessly exercise bis privi-
leoa of dissant ShnnId all the inst
ices concur in the view that decl-
sion of the supreme court should be
overruIed, we will manifest onr high
confidence in that tribunal Ly court
eously calling attention to the sup
posed error. and requesting that the
cause before US, involving the applic-
alton of the rule or principle in ques-
tion, be transferred to that court for
final adjudication. In this way we
may be relieved from the necessity
of blindly following all decisions,
however erroneous some of them may
seem, and, at the same time, avoid
the dangers attendant upon varied
and conflicting decisions touching
the same legal principle or abstract
right. -
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

If we have to be taken, which we
lowed would happen sooner or later,
we're glad you're the one to get the
money"
1t took some time to get the Sec
tion crew awake, and the woman was
only saved by heroic measures.
When school opened Monday morn
ing. the room was full of pupils.
Director Brown, a man of powerful
physique, addressed the school:
''l've never interfered in the runn-
ing of this school. Every term we
have new teacher. Sometimes they
leave before the term is out. Miss
Ayers is going to stay. Further
more, am ready to back that asser-
tion up NTH rawhide if it's neces-
sary. Now, all of you who are going
to sUauu Dy M f55- - a.
stand up
The entire school stood up.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
News Clipped From
Our Exchanges
A Sudden and Tragic Death.

While returning from Kelsey to
this city last Friday evening, Willis
l.. Dugan, driver for the Giebenha1n
Bros. fell from the delivery wagon Oh
the Kelsey grade, on the north side
OF the river, and received injuries
from which he died that same night.
His dead body was found next morn
ing just above the watering tank by
Albert Vivian, who was on his way to
work at the Gold nd Silver mine. The
team continued on down the grade
and but short distance below met
and collided with a buggy in Which
was John Poor and Mr. Costello, as
cending the hill.
The buggy was badly demolished
and was left in the road while the
occupants continued up tie hill. They
had gone but a short distance when
they found Dugan stretched on the
side of the road. They succeeded in
getting him on his feet and started
him, as they supposed, for home, as
he told them that he would follow
the team and come to town. He
could not have gone far however as
it was but short distance to where
Vivian found his body the next morn
ing Poor and CASTILLO continued on
to Kelsey and telephoned to the
brewery in this city. In this message
they assured the Giebenhains that
Dugan was all right, and was on his
way to town, which fully accounts
for their not going after and bring
ing. Dugan in that night. The
horses we're found later on in the
night by Frank Giebenhain tied 20
tree on this side of the river, none
the worse for their driverless trip.
At the inquest held Saturday, the
jury rendered verdict that death
resulted from the fall with the subse
quent exposure. MI. Dugan was a
native of Ell Dorado county, 40 years
of age. He leaves wife, sun and
two daughters. His funeral took
place last Sunday at his old home in
Latrobe-M Mountain Democrat.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
THE GENERAL DRIFT.

Alderman Hamburger, of New York
city, mas peen IN omce three and a
half years, and has married 5000 peo-
pie.
Alexis Sergevitch Suvonin, editor of
the Novoe Vremya, now 70, has been
for years the greatest figure in the
Russian journalistic world.
Joseph Davis, a desperate robber,
saturated with kerosene a bale of jute
in the jute mill of the state prison,
San Quentin, Cal, the other day, and
set fire to it. The fire was put out
after short but hard fight.
A remarkable instance of longevity
and one probably without parallel in
Maine, if not in New England, is illus
trated in the family of Mrs. Deborah
Chase, of Chase Lake. Mrs. Chase is
"a years old, in excellent health. and
has ten living children, the youngest
being As years old. The only death in
this family for a period of so years
was that of Mr.. Chase, about 80 years
ago. There are 25 grandchildren and
IA great-grandchildren
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
DEMAND TIE BRAND
outlawed National Bank Notes.

The financial world will be greatly
startled by decision just rendered in
Minnesota by justice of the peace to
the effect that a national bank bill is
outlawed and cannot be of any value
to anyone, and therefore cannot con-
stitute good tender for a debt after
six years from its date. The opinion
of the learned justice states that the
law is to the effect that demand must
be made within six years in order to
preserve cause of action on a de-
mand note, that the banknote is a de-
mand note and in the absence of proof
that payment thereof had ever been
demanded of the bank the note is out
lawed. Strange that no one thought
Of it before.-Case and Comment.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
THE ORIGINAL DAYS
OF GOLD" SONG.

1t took Winfield j. Davis, his
torian of the Sacramento Society oi
Pioneers, eight years to collect the
words of the famous old song, 1.-The
The days of old, The days of gold,
lhe days of 49," title which pro-
baby more frequent than any other
is used even in the east when remin-
iscences OF the old California mining
days are brought up. 1t was sung by
Charley Rhodes" the pioneer and
popular minstrel, whose true name
was Charles BenseI. He sleeps in the
city cemetery at Sacramento. The
song was sung by every old pioneer
Here you see old Tom Moore, relic
of former days;
A hummer, too, they call me now,
but what care l for praise,
My heart is filed with days of old
and oft do l repine
For the days of old, and the days
of gold, and the days of '49.
l had comrades then who loved me
we'll, jovial, saucy crew;
There were hard cases, l must con-
fess, but still they were tried and
true;
They would never finch whate'er
the pinch, would ne'er fret nor
whine.
But like good old bricks, would
stand the kicks, IN the days of '49.
There was Kentuck Bill, l knew
him we'll, so full of tricks;
At poker game he was always
there, and heavy too, as bricks;
He would play you draw, would
ante slug, or go a hatful blind;
But in game OF death, Bill lost Ills
breath, in the days of 40.
There was RackensacK Ike, he could
outroar Buffalo Bill, yer bet;
He could roar all day, and roar ali
night; believe he's roaring yet.
One night he fell into a prospect
hole, it was roaring mad design,
For in that hole he roared out his
soul, in the days of 40.
There was New York Jake, butcher
boy, so fond of getting tight,
And whenever Jake was on a spree
he was spelling for fight.
One night he ran agin knife in
the hands of old Bob Kline,
And, over Jake we held wake, in
the days of '49.
There was Monte PETE I'll ne'er
forget for the luck he always had
He'd play you both night and day,
as long as you had skad.
One night pistol shot laid him out
twas his last layout in fine;
1t caught Pete sure, right in the
- /.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
One of the 0uantrelI Crowd.

dispatch from Kansas City, Mo-,
says: A. j. LiddiIl, justice of the
peace IN Independe and of wider
fame as one OF the Iieutenants of
QuantreIl, the guerrilla, paid fine
of 81 and costs, amounting to $40. 80,
in the criminal court to-day on a
charge of oppression in office. LiddilI
-L----AI,-.--oIaa..sa-Eh
specification being that he charged
litigant So on the dismissal of a
case, on the ground that the case
had been slot of bother. -
After he had paid his fine, Judge
LIddiII was informed that his plead
ing guilty had worked a forfeiture
of his office and had forever dis
qualified him from holding any other
office and from voting. He was
amazed to hear it, and declared at
once that "they will have hard
time getting my office away from
me-
He returned to Independence and
opened court at once, with the evil
dent intention of resisting any
effort to oust him. County attor-
ney KimbreIl is looking up court
decisions bearing upon the case, pre-
paratory to taking steps to dispossess
LidilI.
NOthjnp will DleaSa an invalid as
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
any case, no matter of how long
standing, in 6 to IA days. First ap
plication gives ease and rest. SOC.
If your druggist hasn't it send SOC in
stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

There was old lame Jess, that mean
old cuss, who never would repent
lie never missed single meal and
never paid cent;
But dear old Jess, like all the rest,
to death did at last resign,
For in his bloom, he went up the
hume III the days of 40.
Of al the comrades [ had then, not
one remains to toast;
They We lett me here in my misery
like some poor wandering ghost;
And as 1 go from place to place, folks
call me taveling sign,
Saying There's old Tom Moore. a
hummer sure, from the days of 40.
Sacramento Bee.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak Indigestion, for defective nour-
lshment, for consumption, take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t restores flesh
because it strikes to the cause of the
loss.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
Different at Home.

The man who grumbles the most
about his food while at the family ta-
BILE is usually the man who eats heartily
at free lunch with fork that hun
dred Ohio -,en have llc~I t-c~-o mir,
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

The old, original Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic. You know what you ar,
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in g
tasteless form. No cure no pay. SOC
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
J. D. PALMER,
PHOTOGRAPHER,

Located in rear of Amador Bank.
All kinds of Photographic work
done in highest style of the art. and at
reasonable prices. All work guar an
teed. au25-5
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
A. II. kUHLMAN
Contractor and Builder

viii do work in any part of
Amador County, If you want
to build, send a note to Jackson
Postoftice and | will call on you.
Estimates furnished without cost
on any kind of building. VIII
make plans and specifications for
YOU mar2tf
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

Contracted Disorders, Loss Of Vital
Power, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Lost Manhood, Mucus Drains, Etc.
We have the most modern, rational
and perfect method of treatment for the
quick and permanent cure of all newly
contracted, nervous and chronic dis
orders of men and guarantee a cure
in every case undertaken or no charge.
We are permanently located In Stockton.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

"ReaIty syndicate" Continental
& l. Stock. Certificates aud stock
# above companies redeemed for cash.
Full cash price. Geo. ID. Shadburne
Jr, SO Call Building, San Francisco.
sep 9-tf
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

Ledger and Chicago Week y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 81
in advance.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

Nothing will please an invalid as
we'll as a package of those fancy cakes
from Nettles' Mkt.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13
Suffering

Suffering
from delicate dis
eases, such as
physical and
mental decay,
Varicecele,
Structure, Piles,
Blood Diseases,
PrOStaticDisease
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

Has Stood the Test 25 Years.
Amador ledger., 1905-10-13

| W CONSl AAo CdpClNIbyt LOOK
ing at Mary, he said:
"Where did you come from?"
with the exception of an hour OF
two have been in the house since
yesterday afternoon
(Which part of the housh we're you
in?''
The other two, coming to their
selses, were listening.
The fact is l, didn't sleep very
wei last night, and when you came
lno the house l was under the bed.
vas ashamed of my cowardice. and
VIM you were comfortable, | took
the hand-car and went to Thomas
aftt the sheriff. l couldn't have
don it if you had not left the hand
carEhere you did,
L Q three men looked at each other,
the at Mary; the leader held out
hlsiand. If you would just let me,
mis- I'ud like to shake hands with
you My name Is Hayes. If | drop
mypustache | think the sheriff here
wiltell you | am correct. -
My allowed the robber to shake
t heriand, although she bad very little
} synlathy for him.
T here's a thousand dollars reward
at Il governors, put there by differ
ent eople who want to sec US go over
, the Dad, waitin' fur some one to
claI it. Every sheriff in the state
has cen after 1t more than wear
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
G ZION

Nj ID mas pequehA Erase habiAe cruzldo dursnte el almuer.
20 que va lbI a tsrmlnar, y ain embargo, do6A Leonor aparecfa
cada vs mas nerviosa 6 inquieta.
Sin Querer hlcia troDezAr los plAtos y las fuentes. Y h1bo
un lnstAnte en- que POGO falt6 para que Sc rompiese una copa.
Gabriels, que va hlbi' cruzldo ell cubierto, miraba h.cia
Ia ventAn2 con lndlfercnciA y ell Director ergulEA ell Gltimo bocado
con 10 scostumbrAdA precipitation.
De repente, hlbo I'm ruido estrepitoso: Ia czntara habf.
trope2ado con una soperay ell aqua corrfl empapando ell mantel.
Don Fernando comprendi6 que AlmorzIba con su esposa y So hii,.
so Dir.
Aquel estr6pito Sc 10 explcabl: su mujer Guerra b,blar,e.
caai siempre esa era lk se6Al.
-Gabriela Sc abu1re :. -dijo dcGa Leonor, como ouien
auetA 81 primer disparo.
La chicA contempl6 con oios mortecinos & 81 madre: pero
sin sAber de que Sc trAtabI. No obstante, hizo un signo de- AFR
mIci6n.
y no es possible que continuemos de este modo -pro.ioui6
Ia due6A de IL casa -metidAs entire cuatro paredes, con perinicio
de nuestra salud. Sobre TODD, kesa nina lie hIce falta aire Iibre -
GLbriea vOvi6 q afrmEr.
Era IN moVimieno mecinico, 81 que le hAbia sco,tumbr.do
81 mAdre.
Don Fernando quso coDcluir: comprendi6 QUE az trat,b.
de algGn cAprioho propio de 50 esposa, y con VOC secs. repondi6lp,
-tSe podra saber...9 Sin duda, nueVas exigencias
COha Leonor Sc puso Ivida de corAie.
IExigencias- - Siempre has de repetir 10 mismo.. =.
"a tt sabes que para mi NADIA quiero 49,. Soy Victims del deber
y me someto & tn eGoismo sAlvaje -. Pero estA nihs. -.
Gen1l6 a GAbriela, que indiferente q TODD, yolyfa a mo.
yer Ia clbezA en- sentido Affirmative.
-BIstA de mGscN =. -exclam6 don Fernando -por IL
vi,to tratAs de amArgarme hIsta 10 que come. -. Y en- resumidss
cuentas tqu6 quereis ~
-Esta nina quiere Tn da de campo; unas hors de expsn-
si6n. Sc consume en- esa csrcel -.
Don Fernando respir6.
FL &c fgurabs que So muier fuese mss leio,, Y nm d. do
CImpo rsSultaba question de poca montA.
Hizo siarde de generosidad, y Ahuecando Ia VOC repuso.
-tUn ola ds campo ~ Como no.. No tan solo 4
6 lbriela, & {! m!.mS te h1ce fIta -. Irds & cualquier sitio, Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

pafisro refsrido que es el que ocupS
Ia Policfa Iasular es nuy aprop6sito
y reune todas las condolences y requi.
sitos indispensables para una Corte
de Distrito como la nuestra.
Ell Honorable Attorney tiene la
palabra sobre este particular que CO.
mentamos.
-Ha entrado va a e%iercer ell car
60 para ell que fu6 nombrado, de Sub
marshal de esta Corte de Distrit0, ell
correligionario del vecino pueblo de
San Sebastian, don Ramon Roig.
-Sumamente ~explendido result6
ell bale celebrado la noche del sabado
pasado, en- los espaciosos saloues del
<Circulo San Carlos,s ell cual Tue anne
nizado por la orquesta de la Policfa
Insular.
En- nochss pasadas q pobre
loven fue victima de IN horrible do
Tor, corriendo despavorida por las ca
lies pidiendo auxilio de la ciencia nae
dica AL llegar al portal de Ia casa
del doctor Hernandez cay6 rendida en-
ell suelo, ordenando ell citado doctor la
trasladasen desde alli & su casa para
practicable la primera cura.
Segdn ella ell dolor le desgarraba
al coraz6n. No habiamos pr~ecenciado
nm espectaculo tan triste como Ell que
..elatamos en- &stas lineas.
Parte del vecindario fu6 objeto de
alarma cuando esa iufeliz ioven eAha-
laba sus gritos.
--Desde ell dia 20 de los corrientes
darSn principle en- nuestra Corte de
Distrito los jnicios por Jurados, los
cuales revistiran suma importancia.
Sc encuentra entire nosotros
nuestro estimado amigo y correligio-
mario Lcdo. Juan de Lengotita, quien
tiene ell prop6sito de instalarse en el
pueblo de Lares con I'm establecimien.
to de Farmacia.
LIS deseamos ell mas brillante exito,
->Por ell ministerlo pIblico lie fut
lefda a. acusaci6n fiscal en- el TribunaI
de Distrito, q los i%ndividuos Justc
Vale y Ramon Donate Adama, de sar
Sebastian, ac lsados del delito de hur'
to de mayor cuantia.
FL iuicio sera por iurado, estandc
encargado de la def9nsa de los acusa.
dos ell Lcdo. Freyre.
MARIO MORALES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

nueve centiareas; destinadas s STEM.
bras de cafe, frutos memories , pastos,
lindante por ell Norts con terrenos
de don Pedro Juan Lopez hoy de don
Estsban Flnos, por Ell Sud ell canine
vecinal del barrio de Juan Asencio,
por ell Este con mas terrenos de don
Ezequiel Flores, y por ell O,ste con la
inca de don Jacinto Soils hoy de la
Succession de don Jacinto Blanco y
Gonzalez, fnca que adquiri6 por COM
pra a don EzeQuiel Flores desde ha-
cen diez meses.
POR TANTO; y habiendose orde.
nado por ell Hon J. A. Erwin, Juez
de esta Corte de Distrito, Sc publique
tres veces Ia petici6n on. uno de los
periodicos de mas circulation de San
Juan, para los que tengan dereche So
bre ell inmueble descrito, las personals
!, ignoradas y en- general TODD ell que
quiera oponerse en- Ell termino de Sc
senta dias n~aturales puedan efectuar-
10, y 81 no hubiere oposici6a Sc resuel-
va sobre Ia declaration de dominic
solicitada ell dia diez de Abril de 1905,
expido la presente bajo mi irma y Sc
Ito Official en- Humacao, & 81 do Enero
de 1905.
ENRIQUE RINCoN.
Secretary Distric Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

En- la mar ana del Lines, 6 de los
corrientes, en- nuestra Corte de Distri-
to 90 celebr6 ell iuicio contra Juan Ri
vero (a) Aguila blanca, acusado del
delito de hurto de mayor cuantia.
Segin la prueba practicada ste
acusado con aviesa intenci6n sustrajo
de los bolsillos del inoividuo Genaro
Mercado un pa1uelo y n moneda de
un peso orc americana en- los momen
tos en- que este, hacienda compras Sc
encontraba en- la plaza del mercsdo.
FL presunto autor del hecho que Sc
juzgs, tiene como defsnsor al senior
Lopez G aztambide.
Dsspues de todas las pruebas y
argumentos de las parties correspon.
dientes, la Corte declara convicto al
acusado y se1ala uno de los pr6ximos
dfas para dictar sentencia.
En- el tren de las II del dia, del
sAbado de Ia semaua pasada, lego q
esta de Ia ciudad de Mayagdez IL baa-
do de Ia Policia Iusulur. L senior
Verar, como director de taG excelente
banda musical, accediendo gustosfsi-
mo 1 los deseos del Tsniente de la In
sular Police seGor Villariny y de va
rios caballeros de esta poblaci6n Sc
celebro en- nuestra pintoresca Plaza
Principal una retreta que revisti6 to-
das las esplendideces del case.
Esos i~ntellgentes y abnegados ar.
tistas de Ia m0sica fleron obieto de
enthusiasts y mercedes aplausos que
le prodigara la eXtraordinaria concu.
rrencia que invadfa ell paseo, en- la eje.
cuci6n de las mas escojidas pleas dc
su repertoire.
Ed una de las d|timas sesiones
llevadas & efecto en- la Corte de Dis.
trito de esta ciudad, en el ruldoso plei
to civil entablado por ell se1or Fer.
nAndo MARTINEZ contra Ia succession
Mende2 Vsz, en- cobro de la cantidat
de dos mil cuatroctentos dollars, e
Tribunal dict6 fallo acknowledgements
en- pro de la parts demandante.
Tenia la representation de Ia par
to favorecida en- este asunto, ell abo.
gado americana mister Smith.
-Estamos en- un TODD conform
respecto & la opinion ~sustentada en- la
prensa por nuestro apreciable & int.
ligente compahsro ell corresponsal de
ola Correspondencia9 en- esta local..
dad, relactonada & los inconvenlentes
4 que Sc presta Ell edifcio que ocupa
actualmente la Corte de este Distrlto
Como ell referido Tribunal Sc en-
cAsntra instalado en- la Gale de la
<MarInas muy cerca del mar, muchas
veces suede que estando la Corte en-
session, Sc We q cada monento int.
rrumpida por ell perenne murmullo que
producer las olas del mar, al estre-
llarse sobre Ia playa.
Nosotros, al tomar nota de todos
los actos del Tribunal, tambien Sc nos
hace di6cil retener TODD cuanto Sc dis
cute entire las parties y las deelaracio-
mes de los testigos apenas las oimos.
Ell sitio que designa nuestro com
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
EDICT0
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humac 20, p. Il.
Estados. { aidos de America, 0El Pre-
sidente de los Estados- Unidos
UnrLLHIOrin IL dominic.

POR CUANTO; habiendo promo.
vido don Antonio RAMIREZ y Sela,
vecino de Aguas Blenas, por medic
de su abogado don Rafael Arce y Ro-
let, I'm eN~pediente de dominic de uua
iuca rdstica sta en- ell barrio de MU-
LAS del ttrmino de Aguas Buenas,
compuesta de ~cincuenta y una cuerdas
mas 6 menos e~4uivalentes a veinte
hectareras, cuatro areas y cuarenta y