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ASK TOBACCO INQUIRY.
Maryland Growers Claim French
Sell Product at Huge Profit.

Protest against alleged methods by
q tobacco buyer for the French gov
eminent against members of the
Maryland Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton was presented to the French en-
bassy here yesterday by Mrs Percy Du-
vail, representing the association. =
Mrs. Duvall declared she had recent
ly returned from France, where to-
bacco grown in the five southern
Maryland tobacco growing counties
offered here for 40 cents a pound was
selling for the equivalent of $40 in
the French market. An investigation
into the margin is requested
Mrs Duvall said the association
represented millions of dollars of in
vestment in tobacco and nearly all its
members were growers of the Mary
land filler" tobacco.
The five counties represented are Anne
Arundel, Prince Georges, Charles, Cal
vert and ST. Marys.
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administrations she has ever had"
Mr.. Gary continued. The president
is strong. resourceful. honest, and has
the confidence of every one. The
cabinet is made up of good men. We
shall see great progress economi-
cally. financially and commercially
during the next few years"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Chamber Of Commerce
Ticket Is Nominated

albuquerque, Jan. 1.-THE board Of
directors Of the chamber of COM
merce held a meeting here Monday
afternoon to hear the report Of the
nomination committee for new al
rectcrs. The following names were
turned is an nominees.
Dr. 4. D. Peters, q. AZ. Boule. Al.
thur Prayer, Charles g. White. d. k.
B. Sellers. Kenneth Baldridee. Dr.
NJ. X Wylder, r. p. Garfield, Max
NOrdhaus, ID. S. Rosenwald, DR.. j
r, Van Alta 4. III. Little. DR.. Al. q.
Shortle, w. G. Thaxton, w. P. Nc
Dowell.
This List or narlese was accepted
and will constitute the ticket for
the election which will Bio held On
january 70. There is considerable
interest In the coming election ana
ballots i now being mailed to all
the members calling attention az to-
whether he u In arrears with hia
dues. Every member Is good stand.
ing 10 entitled to vote.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
OFFICIALS Of HIDALGO
COUNTY GIVEN OATH BY
CHIEF JUSTICE PARKER
NEW COUNTY MAKES START tn
FIRST CLASS, WITH vALuA-
TON or $16.O0O.0O0.

CHIEF Justice Frank W. Parker 81
the supreme court, who acted ali
starter for the county Of Hidalgo,
returned today from Lordsburg. the
county seat. The new county got
away from the post in the first class.
having an estimated assessed valua-
tion Of approximately 16 million dol
lars.
The birth Of the new county, which
sprang full grown from the county
Of Grant, occurred on New Years
day and IL was made the occasion
for something OF a ceremony. "A num-
Der Of officials from Grant county
attended, including Judge Raymond
Ryan Of the district court. II started
with q luncheon for visiting Officials
and the new county officials Of Hi
dalgo. The induction Of the new
county officials then took place,
Chief Justice Parker giving them
the oath or office.
44idalgO has It's courthouse III the
knights of Pythias hall at L0rdsburg.
but residents Of the county hope II
Will not be there for long They In
tend 70 build a county building IN
the near future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SEWER CONSTRUCTION
WILL Be STARTED AT
ONCE. MAYOR ADVISED

Mayor r. m Davies today WAS In.
formed by wire by the Gordon Con.
atruction company or Denver that the
construction Of the city's sanitary
sewer would ba started eat once II
was expected that the company wonld
begin tho shipment 0f machinery for
the work before tho end Oh January
and that actual work would b. started
In the city BY February L.
The Gordon Construction company
was awarded the contract for tho work
BY he council last fall but the begin.
ming az work WIS dsiayed b. d change
~ specifications. II waa believed that
the connections for houses had been
TOO far apart and tho council
directed that they bc placed AZ b0-f0os
Intervals W a. to provide for the
grcwth-of thu city. The change made
necessary the rcaavertssement og a.
.soasuants against property owners.
but did not snyalldnta the contract ~.
ready awarded.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Selden-E4o Springs
Company to Develop
Oil on $4,000 Acres

The new oil company recently in
cOrnorated In this state, called the
Fort Selden Hot Springs Oil company,
is backed by prominent business and
professional men or New Mexico, Min
nes0ta and North Dakota, to develop
the oil resources OF a tract Of 8 1000
acres recently acquired by them, stu
ated just east or Fort Selden, a sta
ton on the Santa Fe railroad, in the
Detroit oil basin in Dona'Ana county.
New Mexico. The title to this prop
erty was secured under the laws Of
the United States and the state OF
New Mexico. The principal offices Of
the company are at Las Cruces.
Following are the officers and d.
fectoFs: President, r.. E Sherwood,
st Paul Mimi; vice-president, Felipe
Lucero, Las Cruces; secretary, DIR. B.
FL Lane, Las Cruces; treasurer, J ~.
Haider, st. Paul, MINI. The forego-
ing, together with II. d. Marken,
Montpelier NJ. d; d, G Zebra, ST
Paul. Mimi; w. III. H. Lleweliyn and
NJ. III Peterson, Las Cruces, consti.
tute the board Of directors.
President Sherwood Is a broker Of
81. Paul. Mimi H. r. Marken is vice
president Of the First National bank
Of Montpelier, N. ID. and secretary.
treasurer or the Johnston Farm & In
vestment company, st. Paul. Mimi
D. G. Debra - vice president or the
~last-named bank and farm and invest.
ment company; ]. r. Hafder Is &C.
countant Of 81. Paul. MINI. The other
officers are prominent citizens Of Las
Cruces. W. n. II. Llewellyn Is gem
eral counsel Of the company.
The company intends to begin drill
ing operations shortly. The tract ls
to the railroad. which means
economy Ia operation. The Detroit
oil basin lies In the southern part Of
The Tornado valley. Several portions
Jornada valley have been exam.
med and fayorabiy reported on By
biologists Of note. including DR.. Hor.
ace B Patton Prof E. NJ. skeata,
Dean 5. II. Worrell and others. All
that the geology aud structure
the valley and the basin are favor
% OIL accumulation and storage.
and that the frat oil well will bel
'0und At comparatively shallow
In proximity 10 the Fort Sell
Oh companys tract The first test
veil u now drilling and six ofharl
companies are planning 10 Grin mi
localities IA The Tornado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
ELECTRIC PLANT TO
DOUBLE IT'S CAPACITY


Pennington, Jan. 1.-THE Farming
ton Light q Power CO., which oper-
ates a modern flour mill. ice plant
and light plant, has enjoyed a very
prosperous business during the past
year. @. Al Walker, manager Of the
plant, IS now making plans to In
crease production TO meet present de.
nlands. On account Of the increase
in the number OF houses using cleo
trio service it has been necessary to
keep the plant In operation twenty
four hours a day and on account Of
many business houses and shops in
stalling electric motors for power
purposes Mr.. Walker says the capacity
Of the plant needs to be doubled.
During the fall the flour min has
purchased over $4,000 worth Oh
wheat from the farmers in this yicin-
Ivy which viii be made into flour dur
ing the winter months. While no
stock has heretofore been offered for
sale $4,000 Of the $15O,000 capital
will be placed on the market In the
near future In order to raise non
TO meet the situation. on account Of
the great success Of the company III
the past year Or two 1t Is thought that
all Of the stock offered for sale win
Pc taken up at once by local people.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SUDAN GRASS PROVES
BIG MQNEYMAKER
TWENTY ACRES VA CURRY
COUNTY PRODUCED 1000 LBS,
Of SEED no THE ACRE.

N =. AN
CLOVIS, Jan. O.. MANY reports have
been printed during the past few
months showing the revenue that
has been obtained from wheat III
Curry county ana 10Y comes an
other new crop which heretofore
has had little publicity. WI F, Patti
son Is becoming much interested IN
the growing III Sudan grass and ne
thinks that ia a few years ii will
be entitled 10 d place among the
money making crops Of the farmers.
He reports that on the farm of Mr..
4. hitner, twenty acres of Sudan
grass were rlanted this year which
produced 1,0D0 pounds Of seed per
acre. This seed was sold for eight
cents per pound, making d revenue
the land OF $50 per Most
Ut the seed produced this year Ia
being shipped to Kansas, to be dis
tributed among the farmers princi-
paIiy for experimental work. Mi.
Pattison raised 100 acres from which
he threshed 12Ss000 pounds and es-
that his crop win bring an
average Of about $40 per acre. Many
Of the farmers In this section Of the
state are becoming much interested
ID the growing OF SudaM and II is
that IN a year or two It viii
take its place among the most I'M
p~ortant crops raised IN the county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
N. N. NIL CADET GETS
'f|RSTH0NORNCONTEST
FOR WEST POINT PLUM

Roswell, N. M., Jan. 5.-People OF
New Mexico are doubtless considerable
interested In the announcement that
Cadet Corporal Frank Thompson, Of
the New Mexico Military Institute, has
taken the first honor In the statewide
contest for appointment to the West
Point Military Academy, that was con-
Quoted under instructions OF United
States Senator Jones. Senator Jones
has autographed Frank, c0ngratulating
him upon standing first Ia the compete
tive examination for New Mexico and
at the same time giving him the APP
pointment to the military academy. IT
il needless to say that the boy is de-
lighted.
Cadet Thompson has arecord that is
unique IN military schools 1t might be
said that he was bred on the campus
of the N. M. NJ. i. He is the son OF
Major r. w. Thompson, formerly quar-.
termaster Of the institute and captain
of the New Mexico national guard
Major Thompson only returned to the
institute this fall after three years
service In the army. is months OF
which were spent In France.
Cadet Thompson, the West Point
appointee, is an extremely young man
to enter the national academy being
only IN. AS a child he lived at the
N. M. M. 4, and was reared on the
campus. He Was permitted to enter
the institute when d mere child, 81
Major Thompson was called to border
service, leaving Frank alone. In the
event Frank carries out his plans to
enter West Point and Is graduated into
the army, he win be In a position to
look back on almost a solid military
record. He knows OF no school other
than military, having received all Of
his training along that line. The Of
ficers OF the institute are very much
pleased that Cadet Thompson has re-
the appointment and predict
that he win make a splendid soldier.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
RAILROAD
TO Be BUILT TO CUBA

Albuquerque, Jan. 7.-Sidney NJ.
We'll Dc the San Miguel Mining com
pany has announced that a railroad
Is To be- built into the Cuba country
ID the near future. The road viii
start at Bernali1lo and be built to
the mining company's property and
invIuding sidings and switches, viii
be about 10 miles In length. It is also
the intention Of the company to In.
stall Motor trucks for the handling
of freight from the end Of the line
to Cuba and into the San Juan Basin.
The railroad via uraul into the com
per mines the concentrates and all
other supplies which are needed
there aud on return trips will bring
ore from the mines to BernaIillO and
also do q general freight business
into and out OF the Cuba country.
While it Is said that the road will
be constructed to handle only light
equipment 1t will meet the needs of
the development which Is going on in
that country at the present time.
Plans win eventually be made to ex-
tend the road further north at
which time 1t probably VIII be con-
verted into a standard gauge line.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
ASSOCIATION
BOOSTING UNIVERSITY

Albuquerque, Jan. Reimbursement
Iof the campaign OF the University Of
New Mexico for $4,000 with which
to build and equip a domestic
science building has been given by
the officers Of the New Mexico Pub.
lie Health association. The as8ccia-
uon 10 giving support 70 the cam
patgn because It realizes that proper
home surroundings and well cooked
food r Biz factors in the promo
tion Of health In every community.
Health departments IN MI parts OF
the country have been spending much
time recently trying 20 teach indi.
yiduais the Importance UR clean we'll
kept homes. The modern theory OF
disease prevention ID that the In
fected should be- guarded more clOae-
ly than the route for carrying gen
eral Infection. The modern health
officer ID more concerned with the
patient and his home than the
ash heaps and garbage piles " the
community.
Because the housewife or dangh-
Tor can be Of great snrviee In elm.
many cause OF disease and
may also help control sickness onre
Il enters 9 family, the public health
association welcomes any instruction
which would tend oven Indirectly 10
ward such control Tho domestic
science Instruction. Il q thought, win
40 thia and IN addition will help IL.
afeaHo the paiating power OK indt
by showing correct msghoda
Il homemAking.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Furlong to Have
a $4,000 Ice Plant

Columbna, Jan 7-Wprd has been
necsitea hers from Washlnrica stat.
ms that TIE government WA starr
~ once On Ire erection o. 4 $4,000
800 piant for CAup NaFt0nR. TAs
quegtiea q ~ anf cold ctoFaGs MS
been " many tines b. hsa nnniif
hssn setfiaa and paFt o. ~ neW
Neiit fer tkn Nafef sTEltm Us -
liArt44 ~ c1e E=e tas1sen4a u4nts
MAth Nn hcl4 f1ae90 mRsas ~
eafsf each Nti - eTfetaG o. towers
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url mean murA - thft olfy a. hna.
trnfe 81 mrH sni - smNogef 1at
iaa - erpaics aa4 zaay amer ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
tliah School Students
Shown First Primer
Uaed IL Nrw England

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Boy Killed in Runaway;
Falls Under a Wagon

Clayton, Jan. 6.--lRalph MrCariey,
I4-yearcld son Of ID y. McCnriey 81
Thomas, RAJ accidentally killed last
week near Texiine. The y0uug man
was driving . team q horses and
attempted 10 walk out On tho wagon
tongue 10 dx some part Of the har.
moss. when suddenly the horses b.
came frightened. throwing him under
the wagon and both wheels pasauA
over his hsdy. He waa brought 10
Texline where medical haip wac anm-
moned but h. never FeEnined con
a~clouanesn and died n a short time
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Held Under Bond for
Threatening Ills Father

Lovington, Jan, &c. gH. GoWman,
a former ranchman Of this place and
who now lives about three miles west
Of town, was arrested last week 5y
his son, Garrett GoWrnan, charged
with selling sheep that belonged 10
che son. The trial was to have been
before the justice OK the peace here
but the case was dismissed upon q
motion made BY the sheriff non
appearance at the trial being the
cause or dismissal. the younger
Garrett was held under q bond Of
$500 for threats made against bis
father.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Silver Mines Being
Steadily Developed

Silver City. Jan. 81. VI Mcsiar.
nolds. manager q tho silver fAkf
Mining & AlilnK Co. whD64 prng.
eftisB are located nsaF white Water,
recently returned ffom VI Raao
whare b. purchased equipment f1F
he fnfhsF dfyeiopfnG ag ~ epGa.
1anYe holdlnea Tha nhAm "a ne
prurnFty "a now doWn over tes kan.
ffp4 fams via xpo4 shasinEs " ofe
ana 81 the pFa3ana hlfh price u ~
laf HhgaM Prove = pfafitNbts pf1go-
alupa M. MrfssYnelts sxpedts 20
start apqsaffens psftfn tha neEt 60
iaye uils . i4sEs fssee ~ Hsa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Albuquerque Has a
Woman Deputy Sheriff

A~abuquerQue, Jan TsJTh0 frat
woman deputy sheriff in the state or
New Mexico was appointed yester.
day by Sheriff Rafael Garcia. the
young lady WIS given her commits
sion yesterday afternoon and has
been detailed to do secret work and
special deputy service, but as the
sheriff thinks 1t best TO keep her
idepttty hidden her I'm was not
given out. There 70 no law N the
state which prohibits an appoint.
ment Of this kind as Al woman sat
frage 10 now assured the sheriff
feels justified In making The new apr
pontment.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
HUNDRED MEN WILL
WORK I'M GRAVEL QUARRY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to a report
Of superintendent Wilson Of the
Southern Pacific railroad, the big
gravel quarry near the town OF Stems
will open up in the next 80 days
with a force Of at least 100 men.
AS the road has a lot Of ballasting
to do during the next year it is ex-
peeted that the quarry will be In
operation for a year or possibly more.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
STATE NEWS I'm
BRIEF FORM
COOPERATE
WITH ROAD BUILDERS.

LordsburgE. p. Schenk of the
United States highway department,
was a dinner guest here last week,
at q meeting of several 'of the off
cials OF the outhefn Pacific, and
several members OF the highway de-
pertinent. William Wilson of the 81
p. gave d very interesting talk on
the subject of good roads and said
the railroads are making an effort to
cooperate with the highway engi.
neers in every way possible. Mr..
Schenk announced that the Border
land route, at the present time was
the only one open to the transcon.
tinentaI tourists, all others being
closed to auto travel on account of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
TUNNEL TO BE DRIVEN
IN SIERRA MINE.

Hilisb0ro--William Hall OF Kings
ton has purchased the o. X. mine
ear here and will begin the driving
Of q 50-foot tunnel In the next few
days. There is already considerable
ore on the dump and a large force OF
miners will be put to work in the
next 60 days. The O. X. mine ad.
joins the Iron Duke mine ON the
south and Is one Of the most prom
Using in this section.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
BIG GRAIN ELEVATOR
NEAR CLOVIS SOLD.

Nlovis-E p. Rogers and Jesse
'Eirod OF Muleshoe have recently
purchased the big grain elevator az
that place, which has been operated
by the Clovis MIN G. Elevator Co.
The elevator was completed last
spring and has a capacity OF 1850
bushels. Mr.. Rogers formerly lived
In this city and was connected with
the First National bank.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
RANCH EMPLoYE Is
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

Bpflnger-AgapIt0 Valdez, an en-
pl0ye Of the CircleDot ranch near
Maxwell was arrested last week by
Mounted Policeman Ledoux, charged
with larceny Of q number OF articles
from the ranch residence. Valdez
was taken before the justice Of peace
at French where he plead guilty 70
tho charge and wns later lodged
IN The county Jan AZ Ration where
he viii be held for q hearing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
IN BISCUITS
PQISQNS TWO GIRLS

Boswell. Jnn Tailssaa Mmgei maa
Wlnefrpd nenhem q thia city Mafn
mflDa&gy h~els0eaf Last wrsk 81 eat
inR biscnita whteA had tsen made
with nrsenie Instead - haaiar upNA
a. TIA anssaia had been ISL tate
me hakinE popaaV eAa aaa sks msi,
HietaAimg = fag lAhins powtsf esd
g heusss tasA una recover
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
BLIND INSTITUTES NEW
.pORMITORY STARTED.

Alamogordo-The concrete f0unda-
fions Of the newy dormitory Of New
Mexico institute fer the blind, were
poured last week and the work is
now progressing very rapidly. 1t is
eaid the new building will be com-
pIeted In the next 80 days.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
THE CRACK 0 DOOM
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
FOLKS ABANDONING OLD DRUG
FOR "pOpsOM LIVER TOME
HERE IN SOUTH.

FOR "pOpSOM LIVER TONE
HERE iN SOUTH.
Ughl Calomei makes you sick. It's
hOrriblel Take a dose OF the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you lose
a day.
Calomel IL mercury When it comes
into contact with sour bile, 1t crashes
into 1t, breaking 1t up. Then Is when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing. If you are sluggish, II liver Is
torpid and bowels c0nstipated or you
have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, II breath ia bad Or stomach
sour, just try a spoonful pf harmless
Dodson Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-GO TO any
drug store and get d bottle Of Dodson'a
Liver Tone for q few cents. Take a
spoonful and If it doesn't straighten
You right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous, 60 hack to the store and
get your money. Dods0n's Liver Tone
II destroying the sale Of cal0mel be.
cause it can not aaliyate or make ya-
sick.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Clovis. Jan. 5--F. II Sadler, who
for the past seven years has been chief
or police OF this city. has rendered his
resignation and has accepted a posi-
ton with the Railways Ice company
Just who viii take M. Sadier's place
"a not known as the mayor has asked
the sheriff to look after law and order
for the time being. and i n Thought
that no appointment VIII BE- made for
some time
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

Cl0vis-Tthe Mears Pharmacy Of
this city was entered BY burglars last
Thursday night and about $3.50 re-
moved from the safe. The first EN-
ployes to reach the store In the
morning found the front door unlock
ed and it lis thought the men en-
tered this way by opening the door
with a skeleton key. The fact that
the door was locked with d Yale
lock, which had only two keys, IL a
matter which puzzles. the police.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
QUICKt STOP
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Boy Cought in Cave-in
Dies From Injuries

Fort BumneF. Jan t-LanoY Bow.
IN. TIE i9syeanald aau ~ john boNuB
died non lnluffDs rsesifs1 shiie
playing n 3 Ant bank Wilh seFsFsl
ether boea TSs h1fs haf dsE : EEL
a. 1ha haah several feet dser sad
ynanR n5ufia aaH at ~ tqffnm.
Whe1 nuf1erif 4 ns&4 ~ efaHtlAa
Ma hanr4Kh III ~ 49, ra1r1af Il q
nv Wfraian h1f "A ~ IE1Frsa that
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
CLOVIS TO
HAVE z PLANT.

CloV1a-Ihe CI0Yi1 Union laundry
or this city + planning the erection
Of a new building which. when com
pleted. viii be one Of the most mod
eFn OF It's kind IN the entire state.
a complete new oatfit Of machinery
has arrived and win BE- Installed ~
soon IS the building - completed.
The new structure Wfi BE- % the
corner of Connolly street ana OtefO
avenue and the work efn ~ started
AZ once.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
$1,000 Horse of
Gen. Terrazas Shot,
Killed in Dona Ana

Columbus, Jan. e--Ono Of TIE fsn-
est horses aver seen ID this part a
the country was shot and instantly
killed last wsok IN p0nA Ana county
BY an unknown man, Tha horse ce
% General TeffasHs o. Men
ico and hAf been sent into this conn
ny for aAfe keapluR The animni wss
10 - vaaed q over tseco.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Beautiful Gray Fox
Shot Near De- Mo;nea

D. Nclsm 1an I'D a nroan
this ~ $50 3 hsls Eftg -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
CLOVIS INSURANCE
e WINS PRIZE.

ElOVis-1R, M. Han, local represent
tative for the Kansas City Life In
surance company, has been advised
that he Is the first one to receive a
prize In the contest among the agents
OF this company. The prize was a
very fine Howard watch, and his
record in the sale OF policies carries
an aggregate amount OF $81,500. The
home office OF the company In this
state Is In Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SUICIDES ATRA
APPENDICITIS OPERATION

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
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