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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
WAGES IN PARIS.
Scale of Revenue Received BY the
Different Glasses.

Consul c. P. H. Mason, of Gre
noble, submits some statistics con-
cerning the earnings and incomes Of
certain classes of the French people
in Paris, as recently published by M.
Andre Lefevre. the president Of the
Paris Municipal Council. The Con.
sui writes:
The annual income of the average
Paris household is placed at about
$3.50. In the fashionable quarter of
the Champs Elysees the annual aver
age household revenue is said to be
about $500; in the nearby Fau-
bourg st. Honore, $1,000, while in
the Madeleine district it falls to
$500.
AS to the incomes Of certain pro-
fcssional men in France, it was as
certained that out of the 1000 ad-
vocates practicing at the Paris Bar
only about 200 earn over $4,000 a
year, and only about so receive above
$4,000.
The number of physicians practic-
ing in Paris is placed at $500, but
only about one-half (1200) of these
make more than $1,000 year. Den
lists do somewhat better; a fash
ionable one can easily earn $4,000,
while in some cases this figure Is
greatly exceeded.
In French families of the humber
class the living expenses In many in
stances are met only by the wife con-
tributing to the common fund out of
her marriage portion. Oftentimes
this portion, or dot" of a French
girl is used in part to establish the
husband in business.
Saleswomen in the largest depart
ment stores earn $50 month. Male
and female house servants receive.
respectively, in the neighborhood of
$50 to $8 month. The bottom of
the scale seems to be reached with
the poor seamstresses, who toll from
dawn to dark in the making of chill
dren's clothes. One cent an hour is
indicated as their stipend, but IL ex.
ceptionally clever they earn 35 cents
for IL hours work.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
THE uNkINpEsr CUT.

Men have borne the news Of troubles
Such as ruin, with grin,
They've been brave and never faltered
In battle.l' roaring din,
But to some there comes a moment
When they're knocked completely fiat,
This Is when some kind friend chuckles:
Say. old man, you're getting fat!"
Many steady heart has faltered
AS the mirror showed his hair,
Ftreaked with gray about the temples,
Or bald spot spreading there;
Comfort, though, was quick in coming
He could hide 1t with his hat
But this knocks a man q twister;
'Bill, by George, you're getting fat!"
Did age comes. and we accept It,
Though with secret panied regret
Then, our inner self keeps saying
That we're really not old yet,
But, shades of flesh reducers,
Fate deals her most stinging bat
When the old acquaintance giggles:
Say, old boy, you're getting fat!"
Charles r. Barnes, in the New York
Sun.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
A Noise In Court.

Sir Richard Bethel, afterward Lord
Westbury, with suaye voice and a
stately manner, nevertheless had a
way OF bearing down the foe with
almost savage wit. Once in court, he
had to follow a barrister who had de-
livered his remarks in very loud
tones. Now that the noise in court
has subsidized" murmured Bethel. 81
will tell your Honor in two sentenc.
es the gist Of the case."-Argonaut.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
THE suFFRAoETTG.

Mas q .suffragette, an say,
She Is busy every day,
Not In sewing buttons on
trousers owned by me an John;
Not in patching trouser seats,
Canning fruit or pickling beets;
Shes not darnin' socks an things
That Is work for underlings.
Mas out there in our back yard.
Pmcticin' an workin' hard,
THROWN bricks most every day,
Tryin' hard to learn the way
Men throw things an hit the mark;
Then some evening after dark,
Ma says she will do her share
Helpin them to mob the mayor.
Mas a suffragette, and she
Is as busy as can be,
Studyin' an readin', too
Not the way to make u stew,
Not the latest recipes,
Shes cut out such things as these;
She's not learning how to make
Something new In layer cake,
Or to keep husband home
When at night he wants to roam.
Mas just learnin' things to quote,
Provin she should have a vote.
Ma expects to get job,
Leading on female mob
Detroit Free Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
MOUNTING A MAMMOTH.
How the Recent Find Is Being Pre-
pared for Russian Museum

After a journey lasting six months
and costing G1,7O0 the skeleton of
mammoth found last January by some
Yakuts in the sandy bed of the River
Sangar-Yurach has reached St. Peters
burg.
The skeleton was found 100 miles
from the Arctic Ocean. The Governor
of Yakutsk telegraphed at once to the
Imperial Academy of Science, which
sent off straightway mission to fetch
the interesting discovery to the capi-
tai. The specimen now brought to
light is not of remarkable size, but
some parts Of its carcass have been
preserved, which so far have not been
found; unfortunately the teeth are abb
sent and also some Of the softer por-
tions of the body. The carcass weighs
only 257 stone, and 1t took six days for
the remains to be prepared and treat
ed properly by the experts, who had to
work In an ordinary tent at tempera-
ture Of 30 degrees of cold.
The proboscis is found now for the
first time in an uninjured state, and
1t has been put into spirits; the return
journey to Bulun, distance of 1,2OO
miles, took fortnight, and the skele-
ton was carried on reindeer sleighs;
from Bulun the skeleton was carried
along the River Lena to Schegalov,
and from Schegalov by carts to
Yakutsk. 1t will take at least year
to mount the skeleton in the Zoologi-
cal Museum here-St. Petersburg cor.
respondence London Globe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
SAVING THE TREES FROM INSECTS
Creatures that Prey Them and How They May Combated
The Destruction of the Pine Forests in This State.

| length and they attach themselves to
young and tender twigs. They do
great damage in comparatively
short time. The insect is easily
reached by sprays, and as DR.. South
wick observes, stiff sprays are quite
efficient in combating this pest.
Other qualified experts say that
spraying with kerosene emulsion in
May proved efficient. The standard
emulsion should probably be diluted
with nine parts of water. In case 1t
Is undesirable to use kerosene emul-
sion, the insect is said to be easily
susceptible to whole oil-soap solu-
tion, one pound to four gallons of
water, or even a forcible spray of
cold water, would wash off large
number of the pests. This can be
done handiiy by having a hydrant
and long hose convenient.
DR.. William M. Wheeler, specialist
on insects, and curator of the depart
ment of invertebrate zoology, Museum
of Natural History, says that there
are SO many kinds of insects attack
ing all kinds of trees and vines, that
1t is hard to enumerate or classify
them. He has heard of the existence
of green fly or aphid, which was
said to be very injurious to trees and
vines In his own county, Westchester,
but as yet he has had little practical
experience with them He is watch
ing for the appearance of such an in
sect among his own trees and grape
vines, and will be ready to combat 1t
with the most effective means at his
disposal when 1t appears. The aphid
is said to be destroying the chestnut
trees in Westchester County, and
the best remedy given for its exter-
mination is the one furnished by
Charles w. Leavitt, Jr, of New York
city. 1t is to cut out the wood that
is affected by the fungus and careful
ly spray with a fungus spray, and
with an insect spray to kill the green
fly.
Insects That Help.
There are caterpillars, beetles,
moths, flies, and many species of bugs
that attack trees, and it seems that
no kind of timber is spared. At the
same time, according to DR.. Wheeler,
there are several kinds of beneficial
insects that help to kill the tree-de-
stroying pests, some of them being the
parasite of the futed scale, the fig in.
sect, the Hessian fly parasite, the
black scale parasite, the cardinal
ladybug, the Chinese ladybug, the
black ladybug, the European praying
mantis, and the Chinese praying man.
tis. Trees most subject to damage In
New York are the ash, birch, elm,
larch, lime, oak, pine, poplar, spruce
fir, and willow.
One radical way that is given to
get rid of destroying insects is to
shake and beat them from the trees.
The best time to do this is noontime
or early on bright, warm day, when
the beetles and bugs are cllnging be-
meath the leaves and are dull and
sluggish. They may be shaken down
on large cloth spread beneath the
tree, swept together and destroyed, If
care is taken that the flying insects do
not have time to recover and take
wing. Pigs will eat them greedily, as
will poultry.-New York Post.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
Grammar His Forte.

A Kansas school ma'am had a world
Of trouble in teaching one Of her
charges the intricacies of arithmetic.
The job finally became so arduous that
she complained TO he child's father.
''Oh," said the fond pater. never
mind my Jimmie about that. He comes
by 1t honestly. l always was good
grammatist. but a mighty poor arith-
meticker. r."--Kansas City Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
More Near-Wisdom.

when you are getting double your
SHARE" advised the Plunkville Poion-
ius. "be satisfied
II will, uncle"
And don't insists on putting your
feet in the trough. Houston Chron-
icle.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
Forqettinu Herself.

Mamma-Were you good girl
while at Mrs. Simpsons this after.
noon, Nettie?
Little Nettie-I don't know, nam.
ma / had so much fun that l forgot
to pay any attention to myself-Chi-
cago News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
Actually Made.

What's this lunch doing in the
safe?"
That's an election wager" ex.
planned the junior partner. "A fellow
Just bet me dollar to doughnut on
the result. t."-Pittsburg Post.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
A Mean Man.

Hubby, do you love melt
"Um."
How much do you love me?"
mot over s4 worth. II you have or
dered anything above that figure sent
home. back It goes."-Wsshington
Herald.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23

The Salvation Army has factory In
Europe where musical instruments are
made for its members.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23
No Use.

why at weddings does nobody ever
give the bridegroom away?"
The bride would never believe
them."-Baltimor American.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23

Women are barred from the Island
of Ferdinand de Norouha. belonging to
Brazil. 1t is reserved for convicts.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-23

The pine bark chermes, another
common and ruthless destroyer of the
pine tree, is minutely described by
Mr.. Felt. This pest leaves patches
OF focculent downy matter where he
works. He is usually found on the
under side of a limb and on the
smooth bark of white pines. He il
common on pines growing in parks
and under other artificial conditions
The young Of the winged form, as de-
scribed by an expert, are oval in
shape. fiattened, yellowish, and light
brown In color. When young they are
so small as hardly to be visible to the
naked eye, and in early May are more
abundant than at any other time.
When the young emerge from the
ball Of woolly matter which protects
the eggs, they travel over the bark
Of the tree. But travel ceases a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
LA ADMISSION |NMEDATA
De NUEV0 MEXICO COMO EsTADO.
Ell Presidente Roosevelt Usara TODD Els
fuerzo y Medic Legitimo Para Pasar
El Proyecto De Estado En- La Session
Breve Del Congreso.

washington. .. G., Sept 25.-FAvorezco la admission Immediate
de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona como estados Separates. 70 la reco-
mendar6 en- mi mensaje al Congress- y usare todos los medios homo
rabies para asegurar acc6n favorable de una yz, y espero frmar
81 proyecto antes del de Mario de 1909
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT.
La declaration positiva y sin reservaciones que antecede fue
hecha por el Presidente al Gobernador George Curry en- la capital
de Ia nac0n, cuando este 10 visN6 y presenr6 al Presidente la invi-
taci6n grabada en- una lamina de orc para que asistiese al Congreso
Septiembre.
ElPresidente esta tan ocupado que no pudo asistir, pero 81 pue-
bio de Nuevo Mexico certamente tiene sus mejores desecs. coope-
raci6n y ayuda efectiva para realizar su ambici6n de conseguir ell
|estado durante la pr6xima session breve del Congreso.
La declaration arriba fu6 hecha on preseacia de Henry p.
|Bardshar, collector de rentas internas del distrito de Nuevo Mexico
81 Arizona, quien acompan6 al Gobernador a la Casa Blanca.
Mostraran los ciudadanos de Nuevo Mexico SD appreciation de
LA declaration positiva hecha por ell presidents, quien en- todas ocasio-
mes, ha probado ser Ell amigo frme y campeon del grande Oeste y e
principal de sus maravilosos recursos, soportando como
.su candidate al Congreso IN candidate que esta en- absolute acuerdo
con la administration del Presidents Roosevelt y tiene su cordial
|apoyo, 8 soportaran al senior Larrazalo, que admite que no tiene
|probabindad de obtener ningunos benefcios para Ell terrtorio a me-
nos que game Bryan, en- cuyo case tendria que agrardar ocho amos
a fin de elegir un senado que estuviese de acuerdo con Bryan, I'M
|resultado que seria impossible excepto bajo la teoria de que la Demo
|cracia pudiera ganar Ell pals pof ocho amos conservatives.
La oportunidad esta ahora a la mano: liza aprovecharan? El
Presidente Roosevelt tiene el poder; tiene un Congreso de acuerdo
con su Administrations, que puede y quiere hacer eI negocio, q vd.
corresponds, senior vota1te, escoger entire un hombre que puede
.traer y traera resultados, 8 81 senior Larrazolo cuyo argumento
principal es lamentar la derrota que sufr6 en- la election pasada.
UN vOTO POR ANDREWS ES UN VOTO POR ESTADO IN
MEDIATE. UN VOTO POR ANDREWS ES UN VOTO DE
APPRECIATION DE LA AYUDA PODEROSA Y MAGNANIMA
QUE Ell PRESIDENTER ROOSEVELT PRESTARA LA CAUSA
DEL ESTADO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

81 superintendent Crandall,
de Ia escuela de indios del go
'bierno, ha vuelto de Albuquer-
que, donde asistio al congreso de
irrigation. Dicen que las exhibi-
clones enviadas a la feria de dife-
rentes puntos del Territorio son
inmeiorables y no pueden ser
sobrepujadas en- ninguna parte.
La exhibition agricola del Vale
de Estancia esta llamando aten-
cion general y demuestra clara
mente las ~ventajas de aquella
locaIidad para Ia production de
granos vegetables.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

Cosquillas o tos SEGA cederan prom
to cuando Sc use Ell Remedio del DR..
|Shoop para la tos. X esademas tan
|extremamente inofensivo, que el DR..
|Shoop dice a las madres que no usen
|otra cosa para tiernos infantes. Las
verdes y salutiferas hojas v tdernos
tallos de un arbusto silvestre sallda-
BILE para las Pulmones, pronorcionan
al DR.. Shoop los elementos curativos
de su remedio para la Tos. Calma la
Tos y cura las sensativas membranes
~bronquiales. nj opio nj ~Cloroformo,
NADIA aspero usado para suprimir que
pueda perjudicar. Pidase Ell del DIR.
Shoop. No acepten ninguno otro
Vendido por The Ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
DOS PLAzAS
son DESTRU|DAs
Por Incendios que
Arruinan a Miles
lie Personals.
APELAN Al CODERNAD0R.
Quieren que Ia milicia del es-
tado sea Enviada a Comba-
tir las Llamas,

Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Sept
2l-Gagen y Woodsborg fueror
destruidas por un incendio fores'
tai aver. Hombres, mujeres y
ninos lucharon valerosamente
pero sin fruto para salvar sus
hogares, Cada pobiaci6n tenia
1000 residences y cast todos es-
tan sin alberque. Ambas plazas
SO italian en- 81 ferrocaIril 500.
Los vecinos han determinado
pedir al Gobernador Davidson
que envie la milicia a ayudar a
combatir las llamas que amenazan
destrnir todos los bosques de esa
region. ST 81 viento Gambia de
dirreccion podria venir ell incen-
do hasta esta ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

ticando ounce amos. Vino hace
cinco amos al condado de Quay y
desde eptonces ha cooperate en-
81 adelanto y progreso del Terri
torio, y ha tenido mucha parte en-
ell notable desarrollo de esta CO.
munidad. Su practica como abo-
gado es muy extensa y es para 81
IN sacrifice aceptar Ia posici6n
de conciliar, pero la ha acceptable,
" 81 fuere e~lecto, trabajara por
los intereses dc este distrito Y
del territorio en- general. Els
precisamente la clase de hombre
que necesitamos en- la legislature
territorial. Su capacidad como
abogado, su industfia y honesti-
dad como hombre y conocimiento
LN1EHHZ
de asuntos territoriales y de las
necesidades de su distrito 10 ha-
cen eminentemente propio para
la posici6n. Tiene una hueste de
amigos Democrats que Green
que los intereses de la comunidad
demandan su election y que no
Sc opondrana 81 por 81 solo hecho
de ser Republican,. Sienten, 10
mismo que n~osotros, que Jodos
debemos unirnos q elegirle, pues
10 necsitamos en- la legislature.
No decimos este porque Mr.. Me
chem esta en- la boleta Republi-
cana, sino por que 10 creemos
sinceramente, y opinamos que
cuando Sc presenta tai oportuni
dad debemos acogerla y obtener
los resultados beneficos que ma
turalmente resultaran de tai &C.
ci6n."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
UNo "MEJoR."
Genie de Santa Re pa credito Donde
81 credito es Merecido.

Personals de Santa Fe que padecen
de rinones enfermos y espaldas dolori.
das necesitan un remedio para los
rinones en- Ell que puedan confer. Ell
mejor es las Pildoras de Doan para
los Rinones, una medIcina solamente
para los rinones, hecha de raices v
yerbas puras, y la unica sostenida por
c~uraciones en- Santa Fe. He aqui tes-
timonio de Santa Fe:
Tomas Baca, yue vive en- la Gale de
Cerrillos, Santa re N. M, dice: Gin
co anos ha las Pildoras de Doan para
los Rinones. p~rocurados en- la Farma-
cha de Ireland, me trajeron tan grande
alivio que gustoso die a personals de
Santa Fe que medios debian emplear
81 ~padecion' de d0lor de espalda . de
~cualquiera otra de las Intermediates
para mi por cerca de tres amos. Aun-
que nunca guarde coma d causa de
ESQ, hubo dias en- que no me senti
que ~provienen de rinones debilitados
q inactivos. Antes de usar las Pildoras
de Doan para los rinones el dolor de
espalda habia sido causa de vagaciones
copaz para trabajar. Ell uso de una
GAIA de las Pildoras de Doan para
los Rinones me alivio Y estuve bueno
por seis meses, pero 81 trabajo duro
trajo un retorno del malestar. Este
ataque, 10 mismo que 81 primero, fue
junta y plenamente disipado por las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones. No
tengo deseo dc retractar NADIA do 10
que die en- mi declaration original.
VI quiero que so entienda que todavia
recomiendo tan cordialmente las Pill
doras de Doan como cuando primera
vez vinieron a mi noticia."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio Soc. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, inicos agentes por los Es-
tados Unidos.
Recordad Ell nombre-Doan-y no to
men otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

representando 81 distrito de los
condados de Rio Arriba y San
Juan, y sirvi6 en- comisiones i'm
portantes y vote por leyes buenas
y progresistas. Su registro ense-
Ma que ha tenido mucha experien-
cha en- negocios pdblicos.
Durante los dos amos pasados
ha servido como miembro del
del cuerpo de comisionados de
penitenciaria, asistiendo asidua-
mente a las juntas v prestando
mucha atencion y esmero al
desempefio de sus deberes. Mr..
Walters els hombre de buena
presencia y modelos afables y
adquiere amigos con tacilidad. Els
cascade y tiene buena reputation
como ciudadano y cabeza de fami-
liza. Esta cierto de ser elegido,
pues 81 condado de Rio Arriba le
dara una mayoria enorme y en- su
propio condado recibira una
votaci6n crecida, d pesar que es
Democratic 81 condado.
Por el registro pasado de Mr..
Walter como Official y como legis-
lador, puede decirse CON seguri-
dad que tendra nuy buen regis
tro en- Ia session legislative veni-
dera y que representara a sus
CONSTITUENCIES y al pueblo capaz
Y eicientemente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

Ell Hon. Price Walters, como
dado labrador y horticnlturista,
que posee una excelente casa v
hacienda cerca de Aztec, ha sido
postulado por los Republicanos
del distrito compuesto de los
condados de Rio Arriba Y San
Juan, como representante a la
Trigesima Octava Asamblea Lee
gislativa. Els IN hombre que Sc
ha elevado de por 81 en- TODD 81
sentido de la palabra. Nacio en-
el estado de Iowa en- 5 de Agosto
de 1868, asistiendo cuando mu-
chacho las escuelas pdblicas. A
los trece amos aprendio ell oficio
de tipografo y fue empleado en-
varias imprentas, convirtiendose
en- habil impresor.
De Iowa fu6 a Colorado y en-
Mario de 1898 Sc resento en- 81 con
dado de San Juan, en- la vecindad
de Aztec, donde ha vivido desde
entonces. Antes habia servido
como director de escuela en-
Colorado, assessor del condado de
Minnehaha, Dakota, y juez de paz
en- Conejos, Colorado.
BESIDE su venida al condado de
San Juan ha servido como juez
de paz y tambien fue elegido
Representative A Ia Trig6sima
Septlma Asamblea Legislative
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
LOS REPUBLlCAN0S De
TAOS De ACUERDO,
Especial al Nueyo MexIcano.

I.4".N |aNIU.H LttfDH .a.I.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Taos, N M, Sept 29.-La con
vencion Republicans de condadc
fue tenida aver en- la casa de cor
ties de esta plaza y fue numerosa'
mente atendida, estando repre-
sentados todos los precintos y
siendo nominados ciudadanos in
fiuyentes v bien conocidos.
A. G. Pacheco, comerciante y
criador de ganado menor, de Ar
royo Seco, fue presidente, y A.
Rivera. de Taos, secretario. Los
siguientes son los nominados:
Representatives.. G. Pacheco,
de Arroyo Seco.
Alguacil- Elizardo Quintana,
de Taos.
ASSESSOR - Adolfo Santistevan,
de Costilla.
Tesorero y Collector -. ID.
MARTINEZ, de Ranches de Taos.
Juez de Pruebas-Urbano Or.
tega, de Penasco.
RECOMMENDATIONS C~louthier,
de Taos.
superintendent de Escuelas-
4. Dwire, de Taos.
Comisionado de condado, Edo.
distrito-A. 2. Gomez, de Cuesta.
Comisionado de condado, Der.
distrito- nan B. Ortega, de Pc
nasco.
La convention fu6 enthusiastic
y harmoniosa y Sc pronunciation
en- la convention fuertes discur-
SOS en- favor del delegado An
drews y los candidates Republi-
canos.
Una gran jur ia en- masa fue
tenida anoche en- la casa de cortes,
en- la cual hablaron eldelegado
Andrews, 81 ex gobernador M. "a.
Otero, 81 Coronel G. w. Prichard
y 81 Mayor Jose p. Sena, todos
de Santa F6, y Elias Baca, de So
zorro. FL condado de Taos esta
SECURE de dar q 10 menos 500
votos de mayoria Republicans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

Merritt @. Mechem, abogadc
prominente y popular de Tucum-
carl. es el nominado Republican,
para miembro del consejo legis-
lativo por ell distrito compuesto
de los condados de San Miguel,
Quay y Guadalupe.
Mr.. Mechem ocupa buena po-
sici6n en- su localidad y es bien
conocido en- Las Vegas y Ell con-
dado de San Miguel. Fu6 nomi-
nado sin oposicion 4 puesto tan
i~mportante y ~honorfico, y segdn
los lnformes que Sc reciben, hay
gran probabilidad de que sera
electo y de que representara con
habilidad y honor q los tres con-
condados dichos durante la Sc
sion de la legislature venidera.
The Tucumcari News, periodi-
co Republican, publicado en- Tu-
cumcari, que esta al tanto de los
dotes y calificaciones de Mr.. Me-
chem, publica 81 siguiente bos-
quejo biografco que con gusto
reproducemos:
'sEl Hon. M. G. Mechem, de
esta ciudad, es Ell nominado Re-
publicano para Ell quinto distrito
conciliar del Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico. Su padre vive en- Fort
Smith, Arkansas, y es uno de los
abogados mas distinguidos de
aquella region del estado. Sn
hermano es 81 candidate Repu-
blicano para Ell CoDgreso en- su
distrito. Los antepasados de
Mr.. Mechem han mostrado pre-
dilecci6n marcada q Ia profession
de la abogacia, vel ha estado prac-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

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