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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
MEXICO TO DEMAND
ARMS FROM j. S.
Secretary Is Preparing
Note Now That Lansing
Has Quit
~ t-s .s.oe,.rsu .ss,,

WASHINGTON. March M,Nico
il said TO bo preparing TO demand
permission 10 import arms and muni-
iions OF war from the United States.
Hillario Medina sub-sccrqtury Of
foreign affairs, In "a statement which
has been reported to the state de-
partmcnt has announced that Is q
result Of the retirement OF Robert
Lansing as secretary OF state it is
probable that the Mexican demand
will be met At tho same time there
was made public iu McNico CITY the
text OF the most recent correspond
CucC between McNiCau Ambassador
Bonillas and Secretary Lansing on
the matter.
BcCaus" of the unsettled Cuudi-
tious boo MoNiyu the state department
hgs Tor several Years refused to per-
INIT war munitions 20 bv exported tn
MuNiro. oN,opt in 70 Few specific in
stances Investigations showed that
the rrhelH secured ti least hHlf the
munitions permitted Geo move Cor the
Gprruuzn forces Tho Investigations
also showed, it was said today, that
practically ull of tho 800 and more
Americans Killed W Mexico during
thr past few wears hy NcIouns were
Killed ly American mudo bullets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

body puff up anld burst \ London
HNatur Tea to $1,000 feet and hls
uachinc WIS a zhamblcs wuen ha
landed. tie was almost dead from
blood loss
No Dust Up There.
There WAS uo du-l wncrc Schroeder
flew except the debris uf space.
Every where ON earth there is dus..
some oi % In minute purUcies even a
microscope can't detect Whore
schroodcrs plane went tnerc was no,
an utum save q Few. very Tow bits.
torn perhaps from some shooting star.
That was why Major Schroeder
saiE u was dark" explained Rev.
ddenDach. we can't see light beam
unless o. is dlffuscd hy some object
Dust is the ordinary diffusiur medium
Tie probably saw things Boo 20 graNncss.
Ike We DO in e total eclipse. tie could
not see the wings Of hls machine be-
cause there was mo- dust To- scatter
the light 10 would simply Doe directly
reflected and be lost Co his eyes tie
could have seen objects in the mrchinc
" the light struck them. Tuey would
have been close 20 him
Iittic icr.
The plane was not icc-coatcd while
ID was seven miles up where b was
81 degrees below 7cro. says Father
Odcnbach There was urohably but
The plane rising woe warmed hy tnu
hcat uf lower Jewels. Above five miles
there was no water NHuur and hence
could have been np iFs formed. Hut
while Schroeder wHr Boo this sub-zsru
level his machine was cooled When
he began ta descend with great speed
bee passed through 600 lyn cloud that
ls known Go surround ,h" earth hut
oven this dia Hnt overlap hls machine
with ice.
"lt was when hc struck some very
thick warm water NuUur huge
cloud-that he WIS frozen. siy- tIc
scientist, THE Ntpor settled un his
intensely cold machine and WIs frozen
there lf it wac half inch thick it
must have been very large cloud. %
Father Ddouhaoh praises tur feat
highly and say, ID is little short of
wonderful Hr thinks the data VIII hc
of great value iu weather prediction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Carpenter To Wed
Boyhood Sweetheart

PARIS. March 3.-Georgcs car
pcutlcr, heavyweight pugilist cham
piuu of Europe and Mademoiselle
Gourgettc E.sussv viii be married
most Monday. according to announce
m,uJ hero today.
Carpenters marriage Will mark the
JuImu.atiun OF romance OF many
Nrtr- Tho bride tu De-, originally re-
sidrd iu the Lens country, Carpenters
hos hood home. They have known
cHru other since childhood.
Lately There hJ,. hocn many ru-
murs ol Carpenters engagement tu
t . ystth' young widow. O. foreigner
with whom Carpenter danced often
ut one of the leading hotels Of Paris
4 C.usc friend of Carpenter said the
uuEiIist might have been a successful
suitor tor the widows hand had be-
chosen. but hp doCii"d 20 remain true
tp his bnyhuod love The widow, who
is - years old. hHs fortune Csti-
mated at 10000 600 francs.
turpcuucrs bride viii uccumplny
hiW 90 America when he sails March
a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
RELIEF FOR
EX-SOLDIERS
DRAWS FIRE
Congressman Says Boz
nus Would Put Burden
On Taxpayers

wAsHINGToN March s--Anoiher
row occurred today at hearings be-
fore the house ways and means COM
mittee on soldier relief measures. II
came when Edward r. Hale. repre-
sen;ins veterans of foreign wars. told
the committee that statements made
yesterday by Franklin Dolier. COM
mander of the American Legion.
were "erroneou- and should be con-
trsdicied"
Hale urged relief to discharged
service men at the rate OF $50 a
month instead Of $50 with an addl-
,ional grant og tiOo 20 those who
served overseas He also favored
passage OF the Morgan bin. which
would give service men the option OF
selecting homesieads
Assertion by the witness that many
former service men were without
work brought from Representative
Green. repuh'leaa. iowa. the s,ate-
ment that many farms IN the middle
west could not be cultivated because
Of the shortage of labor
Hale replied that the most unem-
ployment would be found in cities.
The veterans association plans, ho
added. would provide both financial
relief and provide for taking home-
stoads.
Representative Hun. democrat,
Tennessee. said granting bonus
,,suttfa t,nnnss saxara burdeua an 4he
average tax payes OF The country
aud would Increase living costs.
Increased taxes OF ts0o.po0.00o.
mas; be raised 10 meet present war
expenditures without granting a cent
to the service men, Representative
Henry r. ltainey, demncrat Illinois
declared. supporting Representative
HUI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
WILSON GOES OUT
FOR AN AUTO RIDE
First Trip Since His Ill
ness-Waves Salute
When Borah Passes

WASHINGTON, March s.-Pros-
idout Wilson went motor riding to-
d1y. the first time he has been out
since he returned to Washington uom
his western tour.
The president was accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson, pr. Grayson. and secret
service men ana took a spin around
tho speedway along the Potomac
Almost ideal weather prevailed for
the presidents ride. Tho car was
kept closed throughout the trip, how
ever
Going through iho capitol grounds
the president passed senator Borah.
of Idaho. aud recognition was stimuli
tancous both waving their hands and
smiling. Throughout tho trlp. Dr.
Grayson said. the president WIS de-
lighted aud remarked that he fclt Ike
no had been away frum Washington
Tor long time
Passing tho vicinity Of market
house. the president who delights
always in reading signs when hc ia
motoring saw "a large sign quoting
/ pork az 80 cents pound. Although
[ ho has given much serious consider
alton Co the high cost ui living, thc
president remarked to Mrs Wilson:
"That brings ID home 20 YOU when
you see big sign like TINT"
During the drive the president
passed many groups OF people who
recognized him and ne smiled his
acknowledgement of their greeting.
Quite often women who recognized
I him waved Co him.
After passing the capitol the pres.
[ dent returned tp tho white house VIA
/ the Union station and MuHsnchusutti
avenue. entering the white house
grounds through the south gate up.
poslte the Treasury
pr Grayson said that the president
T had been much hencfttcd by his trir
and that an examination of his blood
pressure on his return showed II "a
be quite normal.
The president pr. Grayson said
probably will not 90 out driving evcy
dav Tor 70 time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
IS MORE NtWDERRY
DEFENDANTS FREED
IS Will Have To Stand
Trial On Conspiracy
Indictment

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March .,
Judge Sessions this morning freed
10 more defendants in the Newberry
elections conspiracy case. This leu
the field az IS defendants The hfth
count Of the Indictment was also dis
missed. This was tho one founded on
the federal statute Of Ootober 10.
1918.
Judge Sessions denied defense mo-
tons for dismissal Of counts three and
six Of the indictments. lie then noti-
fed James q. Murfin that u would be
useless 60 argue a motion for q direct
ed verdict as 20 all the Defendants
as he would deny Il.
Judge Sessions took bota actions on
his own motion. He said that very
close attention 20 the prosecution =
evidence and a careful study Of tho
evidence" had convinced him that be
would be unwarranted IN holding the
men Tor Jury verdict
lie directed the clerk 60 enter a for
NAL verdict OF mot guilty In the II
cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Strauss Quits
Reserve Board

WASHINGTON March 3-Alhcrt
Strauss Of Sew York. resigned toda,
as member OF the federal rcscrS 70
board.
Mr. Strauss said ho had accepted
appointment 20 the board with the
understanding that he would DE al
lowed tu retire when his work was
finished
Mr.. Strauss was d,sirous TO make
clear there had been no friction in
the board
Mr. strauss came tp Washington
soon after the United States ontorcl
the war. acting us AN adviser 10 Sec
retury MCAdoo ON international ii-
nance, when the war trade board
was organized he became member.
taking on also tho cNaUtiuE task ot
gd,ising the censorship in regard tu
400 financial cables In october. 1918,
hc was asked 10y Mr. McNdoO to ao-
oept a place on the federal reserve
board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
FARMERS TO
OPEN OFFICE
IN WASHINGTON
Will Seek Legislation To
Simplify Machinery
OF Marketing

CHICAGO, March o Tho National
Farm bureau Federation said 90 be
backed by 100000 farmers in gs states
viii represent tho man with his feet
in the furrow." =. *. Howard. OF
Clemens, iowa, temporary president
said at the opening meeting here To-
day.
Action was tnkeu to establish a gen
crul onica IN Washington and an
otner IN the middle wesi, indianapolis
aud Chicago being among the chiel
contenHers Tor the latter.
Plans 90 secure legislation, which
" % simplify the mncainery 0f MARI
kcting aud distribution between the
lHrucf ana consumer were discussed.
Heretofore the farmer has been
misrepresentcd by an sorts ~ organ
lzations and men who were not real
farmers" said Mr. Howard. They
have been painted as radicals. I do
not believe, for instance. that two per
cent of the farmers of tiis country
are In favor OF the Plum plan for con
trol of the railroads which they were
represented as favorluE in The farmer
labor congress recently held here"
The purpose o. the meeting Is 20
federate the county and state farm
bureaus. which are already function
iug ln ~ stttps. into re- solid national
body. according 90 Mr. Howard.
"Ne are planning a sysicu tu take
q direct referendum vote Of the farm
yrs ON AN public questions so that
the federation may truly represent
ihcm This referendum b. provided
Tor iu the constitution of the fedora 10
ton
People are coming to realize that
farming is the foundation OF all In
uurtty They must come 10 see that
The enormous initiation of other in
dustr.cs al the expense uf the farmer
W4il NOT pay in the long run.
House, In the rural districts are
empty while in the cities protltcers
con demand any price they want for
lodging This cannot last forever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Prohibition Agents
Win Pitched Battle

NEW YORK, March b. Govern
mont agents were victorious IN the
first pitched battle To- result here
from enforcement OF tho prohibition
law and today triumphantly gave the
customs authorities 6SI bottles OF
cognnc seized aboard tho Italian
steamship presidcnto Wilson. Bcset
on ull sides by many members OF the
crew. who switched on lights Ear In
the ships interior and smashed bot
ties by flinging heavy pieces OF iron.
"a half dozen men from tho Office Of
Thomus T.. Rues. an inspector Of the
port, finally carried tho liquor on
the ship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
SCHROEDER TELLS OF SENSATION
TN FLIGHT OUT OF WORLD
His Heart Should Trip Nearly Seven Miles Into Air
Says scientist-Hs Feat Called
Remarkable
IY MAJOR a. W. SCHROEDER
Who Made u New World Altitude
ntssuef

DAYTON, o., March a-They say
that have mania Tor soaring into
alrless space just TO dcmonstratc that
II can be done.
As O matter of fact. my whole pur.
pose Is to bring back scientific inf0r-
nation. and when I lost control OF
myself Hnd my machine at 5000
feet. ! was still several thousand feet
short of my goal
am going To make co. ONO Or
is,uSJ feet the record
Ny whole trouble ON this flight was
the failure Of the oxygen tanks to
provide an adequate supply when /
ieit the oxygen giving out my strength
. was rapidly leaving me. I was not
frightened, because only a small por-
tion of my mind was In action.
! had opened vide the valve of the
oxygen tank, but got no benefit Then
! raised my google. 4 binding shock
rocked my head ana my sight was
gone.
a second later / lost an conscious
ness. II I did anything To save ms
self, II was automatic. Left 10 Itself.
my machine hurtled downward until.
within a mile OF the earth ! reached
a normal atmosphere and began to
revive.
Then my subconscious mind came 10
The rescue. I moved like q man In
o. NAfhNNNf NhA WNAA hNN WIS tue
right thing in tho crcumatance-.
Habit saved mo- ] seized the control.
s'rtightencd out fui "A gliDe and
headed FOR McCook field by Instinct
} made rough landing by was un-
hur'.
"hcrv was a quarter Of an incl NJ
t'ost over my eyoballs and the fluid
~ the cNc was congraled My heart
was swollen until u pushed up m,
chest and could be- clearly defined.
Prior To this light / reached sIN
miles ana had a similar experience as
my oxygen failed me
Judge Hcncsuw Mountain Lands,
% Chicago. Is among those who haNa
wired congratulations 90 me. he said
he wished ne had bcon with mo.
am glad ne wasn't For one thing.
could never make seven miles with
"a passenger.
But I am FAR from being satisfied
with my present record I have re-
pedtcdly said that ! will not stop try
ing for altitude until 1 am Killed nr
develop the yellow streak 80 nlcr
Is immune To that misfortune. hut /
feel none Of the symptoms as yet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Two Men Get So
Years Each For Murder

NEW YORK, March &c. Ramon
Rodriguez. and Adriuuo Alvarez
HCrfai who hout and robbed Nh and
comher We're sentenced today 20 serve
52 years and six months each az hard
labor IN state prison, They pleaded
guilty. Judge Mcintyre said ne wish
ed no could impose the death pen
atty
Mr.. Brodcrick WIS struck on tho
head with u hammvr- and Mrs. Bro.
derrick was bound and gagged Then
the burglars stole 5000 In icwelry
and cash and were captured after o., b.
ing to escape hy climbing down the
front Of tho hotel,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
TRIAL MARRIAGE
ROMANCE ENDS
IN JAIL TERM
British Soldier Who
Brought Artists Model
To US. Is Sentenced

iHpENlA. Arlz.. .aarch Henry
o'Bricn. former British soldier.
charged with violation of the inini.
Erauun act In the alleged bringing 20
Vera Mort artists model ana FORMER
ambulance driver 20 Arizona from
ENGLAND. was Today sentenced by
Z Judge David q. Dyer in federal court
10 serve three months in the Yavapal
county jan
Miss Mort, an artists model. drove
an ambulance during tut war. ac-
cording to statements OF the couple.
She had been held as material wit
ness in the federal court. but was re-
leased upon O'Rrlen's conviction. She
was Immediately taken into custody.
however, by county authorities who
wished to hold her as q material witt
ness In the case OF Dr. Thomas
Francis Campbell. 90 Wickenburg.
charged with assault with Intent tn
murder O'Rrlcu The physlcinn. past
80 years of axe, aud the former sol
der had AN alteration az Wicken-
burg in January concerning the ar
lists model which resulted la the
woundinE ~ O'iricn.
SuEgrsied Marriage.
In court the girl stated frankly she
haf suggested trial marriage to-
Oprion when he asked her in Lon
don to be his wife.
He asked nae % marry him and :
said I would give him six months '
sne said, explaining that she promi.ed
o. marry him a. the end ~ the half
year " she liked him well enough
That the former British soldier was
sim oaEer TO we'd was revealed whom
United states Attorney Flynn read On
court letter trum p'Hricn 10 Miss
Mort written n day or two ago.
The dramatic and splendid thing
Tor ~ TO do would be 10 marry" the
letter said. u went on to state that
the eleventh hour was sun time
enough ana that they might bc mar
ried Ia the court room.
VIII Not Wed Now.
II Will not live with you as your
husband If YOU do not wish it" was
further plan. ending with the as
surluce thHt % was easy io get d.
vorce in America.
The girl testified that she did not
care to marry DHrlen now. although
she respected hinL She said she met
the soldier ln London whore he was
visiting relatives after his dtsrhnrge
and that he proposed after two days
acquaintance SIZE testified that their
trial marriage relations ended IN
Santa Fc. 4 NJ. and that they went
90 Wlckenburg Ariz., a. Mr.. and Miss
. Bricn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
SAYS PACKERS
ARE. RUNNING
CATTLEMEN
Wyoming Grower As
sails Congress For Not
Regulating Business

WASHINGTON. Mnrch a-Thc
"biT five" meat packers were charged
In testimony given before the house
agriculture committee today by J. u.
Montgomery. % Basin. Wyo.. with
having reduced livestock prices AMI
driven growers out Of business.
Mt, Montgomery described himself
rs Just an ordinary stock grower"
lie deploted iniunctions and "immun-
ny baths' In proceedings against the
packers.
''rhe packers thrive on iniunctions," :"
lie said. An injunction does not
bother them any more than insect
powder does O coouc The whole beef
packing Industry should be pat
through l. de-lousinE station"
I,nps congress.
Lack of action by congress In pass
ing lcgislstion 10 control the packers
and recent court dccrecs are causing
loss OF confidence in both congress
and the courts. the witness said
These conditions are producing
socialists. anarchists ANA holshpyists
faster thun the attorney general can
Ect bottoms to ship them out" he
said.
Mr.. Mon 'gumery charged tlc pack
cfs with efforts TO influence ttock
growers and prevent their protesting
against leg Station fur their control.
For yctrs every ErcnScr has buen
flooded vita packers propaganda" he
said. Every log house In wyoming
has enough To Keep It's fires going"
Another Wyoming stock raiser.
'har.'s Carey, 1t Cheyenne. brother
q. tottrrur carey suppOr'sI the an
dorsoL hill, declaring the stock rlrsrrs
ncet ed government tribunal
We also need legislation to control
the crooked men among commission
merchants. he snid. The packers are
ghting the license system while the
commission practically are under H.
Ctnsc from tle packers. their only Gus
toners"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Beet Sugar Factory
Books To Be Inspected

WASHlNGTnN, March Q 3--pcpnrt-
mcnt OF Justice auditors viii inspect
the books uf tho larger beet sugar
manufacturer OF colorado 90 see u
unreasonable profits are ACQUIRING.
This announcement was made after
United States District Attorney Harry
y redrow. of colorado had in
formed assistant 10 the Attorney Cen
eral FhgE that the prices charged by
certain manufacturer seemed unduly
high. The attorneys decided 20 es-
tuhhsh talr price commission In
culorldof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
SOVIET N rnnTIGM.

MADRID. March 3-lepuris from
the ToriuErsc frontier today declare
thai tue wurimcn .u Portugal have
prurla utrd i soviet republic. The
postal the Geographic and other
WorKrt- tre said 90 have Joined the
railroad men in the move. The news
has mot been confirmed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Competition In Ocean
Shipping Is Restored

WASIllNGTpN. March 3.tompo-
ruou Boo ocean shipping rates WAS rc-
stored today hN an order ut tho
shipping board Withdrawing AN
freight tariffs heretofore published
and leaving the matter of rates in
the hands Of the Individual operators
Of the chipping board vessels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
MARY PICKFORD
GETS DIVORCE
IN NEVADA

RENO. Ncv. March Mary rick
ford, motion picture star was grant
ed divorce from owen Moore. last
night at Miudcn. a small town near
Carson CITY. on grounds OF dosor-
ton She has been ~ the Campbell
ranch at Genoa. neatbv since Feb
mlry IS, She was accompanied q,
the court room by her mother Mrs.
smith. and she wcpt freely while
tcstifying.
owen Moore was not IN court,
though ne WAS at Mindcn at lunch
on Monday he was represented by
an attorney In the proceedings. Miss
P!ckford was dressed m very Old
clothes She is sim at Genoa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Mr.. And Mrs. Marshall
Arrive In Phoenix

PHOENIN, Arl1. Murch 3--VIc0
President and Mrs Marshall were oN-
pccted to arrive today from wash
ngtun Tor q stay OF two weeks at
their winter home at ScottHdalc. near
here, both reported as grief stricken
over the death last week OF their
little thrcc-yoar-old adopted son.
Morrison Friends VINO planned TO
meet them said they We're to have
arrived this morning but were de-
lHyed by late trains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
West Virginia Stands
Against Suffrage
~ rHg saao-lafln eaGls

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March g..
Tho West Virginia senate this att
crnoon rejected the resolution to re-
consider itF action ON Monday when
10 defeated the woman's suffrage
ratification amendment hY Nuts Of
rs 20 H. The action was considered
fin8l. ana ID was said no futther at
tempt would be made q miify the
amendment nt thu speciat session ed
the lpglsiniurp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Senate To Probe
Hunts Appointment

WASHINGTON, March g.. InVcsti-
Eaticn WIFI De made boy the senate
torclfn rotations committee of
charges that George W a. Hunt OF
Arizona, nominated by President VIII
son for minister to siam had pub-
hclN declared mis- sympF hy With the
the appointment.
The committee so decided today
but deferred untll Friday any de-
cisiuu On detailed plans Tor hearing
the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

Los ANGELES CANT, March B..
MARY pickfurd, who was granted "a
divorce from owen Moore at Min
den. Nevada. ON tho grounds OF de-
Scrtion wns reported out OF town
at the moving picture studios here.
Miss PicEford and Mr. Moore have
been separated Tor several years.
They have worked at the same
studios but never m the sr'uc com
pany since their separation.
Miss piCkturd's family and friends
have always declined to discuss her
marital affairs, but because Of her
religious faith o. was a surprise In
motion picture circles when word Oi
the decree was received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
GNHHIsuNs IN on CNMps.

TNMpltp. Fob. 20 -Garrisons Of
from 90 Co roo soldiers are to be es-
ttblish,d in an oil camps IN this re-
ginn. according 90 orders received
hcrs by General Nemesio Lopez,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

WASHINGTON. March g. Thq
comptroller OF the currency today b.
sued csll for the condition of al
national banks at. the close 81 bust.
moss on saiurony. Fehrunry ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

pHoENlN, Ariz.. March 3--A denial
hat nc had declared his sympathy
with the Z W. " WIS made here to-
day hy former Governor O. W T..
Hunt appointed minister To Siam.
commenting on She announcement
from Washington that investigation
of the charges would he made by tho
senate foreign relations committee.
II have nothing tu say other than
that the accusation ia without founda 10
tion and absolutely false" the former
governor sald.
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Wedtfe1-
at THE UNIVERSITY on NEw
MEXICO, ALBUQJ EIiQJS
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