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T%olgenidwerer Ginitur; non
altem Spernbaus.
Mterlo, Ser.. l6. ISebr.

8eim 2uiommenltur5 oes often
Sperilbouies in Mcria, Ger, ON
gtittmod)obcuo muroen 5cbn Yerip-
nen getootct. Gem 3uiummenitoB
fpIete cine 8as- Grploiion uno Gin
6cuer, 0ds Den betreffenoen &c
ihdftsOiltrift cine 3eitlung ~beorobte.
3oblreiAe a1oere 1erlonen muroen
pcrlebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18
prdmien'SiI

GIN Sabr I'M Soroils he5ablenne d6ona
4senten erbulten Ie elHen lbonen Sta'en'
Der ais Yrd.nle gratis n poftoltei. an
RrGmien iirto folaenoe 3nr aisipn1I nor
toubeu:
x9aturrnoit."
(Gonon iino i'm Sanger orel3ehlt Run'
mern erItienen dno nod ) Nuns
mcra nn 0an0.
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,,Gs 1T aar feine Sraae, Sas biz

uirtbIhoftlide Grlhopfung enolidl
fnmnlen miiB, ober man moge lid,
bod la nid,t einbiloen, onB lie gerooc
in jenem Sanoc 5ierF ouitreten mill
Ie, 100 Der eroBte Sbcil Der &rieqs.
mluiuroen im 2anoe perbleibt.
~Yeiie 3iiriher 3eitune."
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Raf.

2nbt bas @riibeIn. IaBt bds Srdumer,
Sang ertrdalidh it's auf @roen.
@em bas 0elo pilt15 auf ben 8aumei.
Wtodte ieher 0Grtuer peroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-02-18

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fur iIeine Samillen So1 8alocntdr
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Adbmalhiuem
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ole ueme.ten 8erbe1eruHgen, ablolut
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lldn ME Ro. I, nnr .nlt n%utbonIatl.
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Dele Srdmienlilts ipirn obue peitere
Roti5 BON Belt 81 3eit erodu5t uno pers
Gnoert, ur0 oteie Rrelle ridtcn llb nadl
Oem ieipeiliaeil Narittpert6
am Selten nno ltderlten III CO, ohs
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beren GrtldnFtcn niSltelen fam. 3u
dherienoen. ebenlo gut un0 lld)er ltno
Die reBGumeiu uqen, rpel
f,e Ole Ngenten in alien SlpteBs 1tdtIos
mel, dusitellen. gSenn man oas @clo per
RoitnR'reiIung ODER per @rpreBdnlreilung
Stidt. III IS uitt nothmeneig, Den betrefs
Seuoeu Brief regiltriren 8u ldllen, peiIil
Die NoreIIe beutlidl geidrieben lit. Se0t
man nnneaen Bnorgelo in ben 8rief. 10
foute bicier tets re9iitrirt neroen. I'M
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foumt. Sur @~elnIenounoen in elnfddlem
BriefoerihIuife iibernebmer mir teiuers
lei Sernnttuortlid,feit. Sm Sale BON
abreBuerdnoernngen oereeIIe man ia
uidt, Die nlte ebenioipobl fpie ole II Ii
Rnitoffice %ansiiseben, benn ionit tofuen
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firloen.
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tirug ~ riidbebaIten nerben. ions
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Ouittrne erfolgt mr. burdl Henoeruitg
tes 9dtums auf benz Norebltreifeu.
Nar abrcFfire eiufnh:
rTsrbftern, ca GruHe, isis.
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Vrdmi.n gsssn Wiebrbe3ablnng,

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QDfaler Warftberidt.
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Wteh= uuo Tletfdmarft.
TriiMte une Gentle.

SIN aIeinbanbel. Yreiie BON Spbn
6. Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
Used Resinol for
Bad Skin Trouble
considers Her Cure Remarkable

June 25.--For almost ak
months I suffered from a severe
Gaze OF skin-troubie on my leg be-
tween the ankle and knee. II be-
gan by swelling. with severe pains
day and night. followed by con-
slant itching Ny leg then became
inflamed. and later water blisters
and pimpiy sores broke out on It.
At this time my leg was at least
cne-third above It's normal sire.
and the continual itching and
burning sensation was something
terrible. applied many remedies.
but gained no relief until com.
rnenced using Resinol Ointment
ard Resinol Soap. from which OBJ
,iained relief BY the first applica-
On After a continued use OF Res
hol Ointment and Resinol Soap
1the swelling was reduced. the itch
ing and burning were entirely re-
lisved and complete cure was ef.
fected. having used only three Jars
OF Resinol Ointment and two cakes
a Resinol Soap. My trouble sure
vas serious. and ! consider the
cure remarkable"
(Signedl Mrs. H. W. Neesus. s25
Pearson St. Greensboro. n. c.
All druggists sell Resinol ONT
ment and Resinol Soap. For sam
pies. free. write to Dept. As, Res.
mol. Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
Cranks' Convention Opens With
Nuts" Ready to Talk Theories
and SnoOze in New-MOwn Hay

and hear the funny people talk.
The convention will las, several
days. No limit has been set. Ac-
commodations were furnished by
rood people q Sunland and Little
Ianders. two communities founded
on ideaiistic principles.
beneath tho deep blue heavens
and stars on a generous shock OF
yellow hay. the delegates will pass
the night. The hay has been ar
ranged In spaced intervals. The
delegates will furnish their own
fare. and for those Who failed to
bring along proyender. Inhabitants
OF this narrow mouasain valley will
furnish nuts harvested from the
Wild iron nut tree which Abounds
In the valley.
Look Like Nuts
The floor OF tho valley {. stud
ded with millions OF round boulders
washed down from rocky ravines
which. viewed from a distance.
gives the fantastic impression OF a
huge basket OF nuts having been
spilled over the whole region
Some OF the more hlase OF the
spectators even went 80 far as to
refer 10 this place as Sunny Nut.
land.
One OF the surprises OF the gath.
erings was that crnnks when they
get together find they are not
cranks at all.
ideaiists. fatailsts. religionists
and infidels attended in goodly
number Several models and blue
prints OF perpetual motion mechan.
isms were exhibited Many
physical culturists and sociologists
were here to say nothing OF "un.
appreciated authors" professors.
and prelates OF peace and prepared.
ness.
There were no women crsnks
altho feminine delegates were IN.
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

SUNLAND. Cal. Sept 2-The
rneeres, people In the world gath
cred here today TO indulge in IN.
st "Cranks' convention" ever
aid
Delegates were called to order
by Or. lie Roy ". Fry. OF Los An.
geles. who organized the conciave.
Every crank will be given a chance
TO address the assembiRge OF
|. queer" delegates on that particu-
NJ theory or subject which has
de a crank OF him.
Scores Of automobile parties mo-
Eorcd out from Los Angeles and
Pasadena to sit back as spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

BEMfDJT. MINI. Sept. "A nav
igable channel from Hudson bay TO
the Gulf OF Mexico. that would put
tho waters that cover 1880, 900
acres Of land near here In the Gulf.
was planned by committee meet.
ing here today.
A committee OF Ali.Minnesota De
veiopment association and citizens
OF Beltrami country. most serious
ly affected. met here. Tho pro
posed cost 10 s25.o0o.oo t.. k.s.
sissippi river is nsvisable 70 81
Paul. and II 10 planned to bring the
channel OF the canal to that point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
$500 PENSION
At CHILDBIRTH
Judge Neil and Ben Lindsey
Back New
Law
PUSH 1T IN 81 STATES
Nv JUDGE HENRY NEIL
Father OF Mothers' Pensions

@hftf w fVthftfe fNnbfofto
DENVER. Colo. Sept Am
amendment to the mothers pension
laws prevldsno that working moth.
ere dependent on their own wages
for support shall receive . pension
Of $40 a month for two months be-
fore maternity and three months
after the child 10 born will be In
trodueed into the legislatures OF az
states now operating the mothers
pension systemi
Judge Ben Lindsey has agreed TO
write the amendment and introduce
II In the Colorado legislature. and
I will submit Il To the legislatures
Of the other q states.
The main object OF this amend
ment Is 10 relieve mothers OF work
during at least part OF the period
when the child needs the nourish.
mcnt that the mother would not be
able 10 give II II were necessary for
her 20 work.
Judge Lindsey went to Berlin 20
Investigate tho mothers pension
system. lie says Germany has
tried this pension plan and found I,
both economical and highly hu.
name.
The plan would decrease the
number ef weak children that
would otherwise become perms-
mont public charges and q bur
den TO taxpayers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
~ WORKERS MEET

The Y. NJ. c. A. religious work.
ers viii hold conference at Man.
ltou park. cambridge Island. all
cay Monday. leaving tho foot OF
Pike street at 2 a. m. and return.
Ing by > p. m. on special boats
The program OF religious work for
the winter will be considered. Part
OF the day will be spent In reere.
ntlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

(Which Of the two possessions
is the most valuable 10 the United
States. the Philippine Islands or
Alaska L. D. \.
A.--Aiaska In the most valuable
for several reasons, 1. .. Il In much
larger. II Is on the same continent.
Il Yields more and richer products
than do the islands, and because
tho latter are peopled with a DIFF.
torent race. they are and ever will
be q governmental problem.
"a young man who works
where | do asked N he could take
me home. 10 II proper for me TO
we put the wire thru, and asked per.
pay my car fare. or should he7
ZENITH.
A man always pays a girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
3 WOUNDED IN
DUEL FOR BABY

BELLINGHAM. Sept when
4. ID. Salter went to the parents OF
his dead wife and demanded Gus.
tody OF his 3-year-old child. II was
refused and pistol duel followed.
In which Mr.. and Mrs. Alex John.
son and Salter took part aud each
was wounded yesterday. None will
die.
Salter Is In Jail. and the couple
are IN the hospital Salter was
wounded in the hip by Mrs. John.
son. she was shot in the shoulder.
and her husband sustained a
wound In the side. The woman
and Salter exchanged the shots
The shooting was on the Johnson
ranch. ten miles northwest of here
All of them formerly lived In Cal.
ifornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

fare when he escorts her. III he
accidentally meets her on the car
she should pay her own.
Owe are two girls. 10, living At
my home. We 90 with several dr.
ferent young men. but . neIghbor
said one day that we should 90 with
one; that 10. have q steady" Our
friends are all nice 70 us, and we
like them all. We believe we should
not accept the company Of one
young man exclusively. unless en-
gagged 20 him. Are we right. or was
the neIohbor right In her joking
remark r. AND J.
A.-You are absolutely right
Probably tho neighbor was. as YOU
say. merely Joking. meaning you are
reaching the manageable age.
proper for four young persons, two
boys and two girls. TO ride In .
small racing carr ElDENE.
Alt is not.
o.-ln . recent letter that I re-
eeivsd from former friend Of
mine, she called me q "ellnginq
vine" type. recently saw this
expression used In the paper, and
would like to know what II
means.
I am anxious for a reply.
TRUTH.
"A woman OF the "clinging
vine type is one who depends en-.
sirely upon man for her existence.
even to the extent OF relying upon
him 10 do her thinking for her.
Q-How cen ! make up with a
very dear friend? care for him
only; but he simply Ignores me and
runs around with every one else.
He knows that he 10 tho only one
care for. but he Just tesses me
all the time by being Indifferent
and nsuleotfui.
He never does anything for me.
but ! can't give him UP. What
shall I dot feel so badly. M.
Alt would have been just as
reasonable to ask how you might
acquire the world with a fence
around II, as how to gain the love
OF man who Is not interested In
you at all. You can, however gain
his respect. which you will eventu.
ally lose If you persist in tagging
him about. and showing him atteL.
ton which he cannot appreciate.
Any girl who literally throws her.
self at a man becomes very com.
mon In his eyes. The best thing
you can do is to cultivate the nc.
duaintance and friendship OF men
who prove congenial to your tenn.
permanent.
o.-PIease print q simple recipe
to remove freekles from my face,
as have tried a number Of thinps
without success.
ANXIOUS GIRL.
A--Freckles are unequal depos.
its OF pigment or coloring matter
brought TO the surface OF the skin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

o comedy singing. talking and
dancing act.
The Five Piastiquss are novelty
athletes. A motion picture OF I'M
usual interest will be shown. the
title OF which is"Llber,y." dealing
with the Mexican situation.
MOORE
The Winter Garden. always syn.
onymous with gorgeous scenery
catchy music and hordes OF beautiful
girls. Is sending TO this city It's lat.
est creation. ~ World OF Pleasure.
this massive production being
booked for the Moore theatre, four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

by the sun. Certain skins are SUI
preventative TO the sun, and their
freckles can never be removed per-
manently. They may be reduced.
or made TO disappear temporarily.
hut they are sure TO require sue
cessiye treatments.
Lemon Juice IL the simplest OF
remedies for freckles. either the
pure juice rubbed from a slice. or
equal parts OF lemon Juice and
gi7cerin.
When freckles are persistent, use
lotion composed OF 1 ounces
tactic acid. I ounces slycerin. and
roscwater. Apply several times a
day and cover with cold cream
at night.
o.-Not long ago I made the ac-
auaIntanoe Of q gentleman. Ne al.
ways treats me eourtsousiy. and
! enjoy being in his company.
Recently ! received q letter from
my guardian In which she forblds
me TO see him again. Yet she has
only met him once, and the only
cause she gives for her attitude 10
that she hates and seorns his ma.
tlonaiity.
Please tell me N should be
obcdiert and never see him again
or shall ! continue his friendship
AGNES.
Abbey your guardian until
you become OF age, or until you
form opinions and ideas OF your
own regarding the problem of
whether II is best for men and won.
en- OF different pationalities to mix
socially.
O-Mv wife died aone uonths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
TO DEDICATE HOME

Dedication services will be held
Sunday at 1880 p. m. at the Caro-
line Kline Calland Home for Aged
and Feeble Poor. 1900 Wilson ave. d.
Wildwood. Henry pickard will be
chairman and Nathan Eckstein, y.
s. Osborne and Rabbi Samuel
Koch will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
Anv Seat Children Cent. 10 Cents M.sss Matinee : " Cent!
CYNTHIA GREYS ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

who offered to keep house for me.
J accepted her services. and would
like, after q suitable time, to make
her my wife. She processes to care
for me, but Of late has been spend
Ing her evenings with . crowd that
J consider too gay. She returns TO
the house very late, and ! have no
means Of knowing where she has
been. Shall ! continue In my plans
to marry her? Or shall ! put her
out Of my house and out Of my life?
do not wish to b deceived now
or after marriage. DOUBTFUL.
A.--As your housekeeper this
woman is privileged to spend her
evenings how and where she desires.
She is not bound to make any ex-
plantations. However. as your In
tended wife. she should give you
her confidence TO a greater extent
than she has. II she prefers other
society TO yours. you have no al
tentative but to give her up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
s AUTO MEN HElD

On complaint OF c. O. +. Ander
son. secretary treasurer OF the Auto
Drivers union. five drivers OF for
rent cars were charged Saturday
With using cars without bond or
license. They are X. n. Adams
Harry Barnum. J. d Hlghtower. A
X. Murray and J. ID. Beach. The
Auto Drivers union Is the iitney
mems organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
"SONG OF SONGS" TO BE
PLAYED AT ORPHEUM

nights and matinee, beginning
Sunday evening. September "a.
Naturally there IL enough plot
spread over the nine big scenes.
but these scenes are merely pie
lures Of a glorified nature intended
as settings for tho comedians. the
singers aud bovieS OF beautiful
young girls. who literally infcst "A
World OF Pleasure"
PALACE HIP
Heading tho bill at the Palace
Hip Sunday will be one OF tho fun'
nient acts known TO vaudeville.
Buch Brothers, Tho Ship Alloy
Boys" who have comedy trampo'
line offering Of bounds and
bouncos.
Won Dell Ia portrayer OF famous
musicians. jules and Frances, mu'
steal comedy stars. Will present
singing and talking skit called
over the Counter" The Willard
Clay Trio will offer line OF com
cdy and harmony songs.
Tho Gartelle Brothers are com
edy skaters. singers and takers.
Fun will be provided by David VII
liams a. Co. In the comedy sketch.
"A Bachelors Baby"
The feature photoplsy IL TO be
The Way Of Woman" NTH chap.
ter OF the great serial. The Grip
OF Evil"
PANTAcEs
Dividing honors at tho Pantagea
next week. opening with the mat.
, inee Performance. Monday. will be
The Junior Follles." a fas,moying
combination OF mirth. melody and
dancing. and Romaine Fielding. the
international motion picture star
and director. In In tho Heart 81
Man" Fielding will appear in per.
son.
Mabel Walter and fifteen clever
Riddles are featured IN the Follies
act.
A third attraction will be Mike
bernard. king" Of ragtlmc pianiHta.
assisted by Claudia Tracey. Brown
and Dean. blackface comedians.
and VIII and Kemp. comedy enter
tainert. will round out the program
The FIRST inrtallment OF THE Vel.
low Menace" The big new serial.
I'll be shown on the screen.
oRpAEUM
BEGINNING Sunday. the wilkes
players. At the orph.urn. viii pre-
sent The Song OF Songs" the 1--WE
act play by Edward sheldon. based
on the novel by Hermann sudsr.
man. The producer. A. IT. Woods.
found the play worthy OF such emf.
nent players as Irene r-nwiek.
John Mason. Dorothy Donneliy and
Tom Wise. and New Workers pack.
ed the Eitinge theatre for sir solid
months. There Il no NOR. appeal
Ing figure Of a stage story than that
OF Lily Kardos. who. in spite OF her
eheckered career. holds tho sym.
patty OF the audience 20 tn. end OF
the tale. Nlsa Phoebe Hunt Will
be seen in this eracting role. as
sisted by the entire wilkes com.
pany. The Song OF Songs" Ia be-
queaihed To young. beautiful. I'M
protected daughter. who treasures
u an an amulet against evil. but
evil besets her In the form Of lovers
who kneel at her feet. some seeking
her love. other her ruin. one wins
her hand. The Song Of Songs'
VIII play for the entire week. with
a special Labor matinee Monday at
30. in addition to the regular
Thursday and Saturday matinees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
GRAND

Abrams and lohna will head tho
Grand theatre program Sunday with
sketch. the title OF which Is The
Factory Girl" Bedford aud Gard.
liner have novelty act which In.
trodueca some clever singing aud
dancing.
Foster and hIs wonderful dog
Spot" will he ON tho program
Loefler aud Vernon will appear In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
PUT MARRIAGE
ON LOVE BASIS
French Propagandis,s Cam
paign Against Dot" Gus
tom Which Curbed
Romance
HELD WOMEN SLAVES

PARIS. Aug. s-tRy Mail The
VAR promises to end In France
what has constituted In the past
The greatest obstacle Co general
marriage namely the dot" that Is
eNactcd Of every girl who wants
husband.
so deeply Is this custom implant.
ca In French life that any girl
whose parents are not able 10 pro
sic her with dot" has such a
small chance OF etfecting mar.
Yiagc as to render Il unworthy OF
either consideration or hope.
French women who have come
from families of modest means.
often have declared that the ncc.s.
slty imposed ON them from the
earliest moments OF childhood TO
save every penny In the hope OF nc.
curing dot" by the time they
reach marrlageable age. really
robbed them OF all that goes TO
make M Sirlhood In the real sense
Of the word.
curbed Marriage
Nhiie u Is gcncrally conceded
that this necessity OF having a
dot" has made the French woman
the most efficient and economic
home manager In the world. and
also relieves her OF "slayedom, .
yet Il has greatly restricted mar.
rage In France. II has entaiied
also tho disadvantage of limiting
every girls choice To- that parsicu.
lar class In the social aud intel.
lsctual scale TO which her dot
Fill admit her.
Since the beginning 90 the pres.
~ war. an active propaganda has
Zen carried on IN France TO put
|marriage on the American and
English hasis-a basis purely ~
love. on which the husband also
assumes the full responsibility OF
providing for his wife and chill.
iren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

There are many barsaIns 70
be found In Star Want Ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Only wife died some months
ago. She has an Intimate friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Tomorrow's Serial starts off
with a bang and leaves the
heroine hanging mid-air. 1t
is all about beautiful Ameri-
can girl who is loved by a
Texas ranger, carried off by
Mexican bandits, who are pur-
sued by United States soldier
b, US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.


All trains arrive and depart from Unlor
station foot Of san Francisco street ~
arrivals and departures given in Fl Paso -er
mountain standard time
SANTA FE-
EoE Al6uqusrque. Denver. Chicago Los
Angeles-No- SIS Tvs $50 a. m No SO
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chleago-No- sos arvs 10 a. M No So
Ell PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
CWestern Dfvision-)
For Arizona and California-No. : Tvs
--55 p m; No :. at 2.45 p m
From Arizona and CaIifornia-No ; srvs
a m; No. al $40 D. m
Eastern DiEision.)
For kansas City St Louis and Chicago
No 4 Tvs 1-55 D. m; No ?. at 4.45 D. m
Tor Tucumcari-No- Tvs T.s0 a m
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas CITY
-No arvs- $50 a M No. at 2.40 D. m
from = Tusu9eari.No. arrives Isso D m
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
ingtOn-No. 102 Tvs. S:45 a m No. 10 At
1880 D.
From Washington. New Orleans and san
20 ,. m
For Arizona and CaHforuia-No. 1 Tvs.
s-55 a m No 101 at 1o-15 ,. m
From Arizona and Calffornia-No I12
TEXAS & PACIFIC a
For Dallas and St Louis-No- s. Tvs. SD
a m; No 4. at D. N
from St Louis and Dallas-No. arVs-
s-l5 a M No. at 9=35 D. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
tor Asuascalientes and intermediats
points-Lv- Juars5 at D m
From Aguascalientes and intsrmsdfats
points-Ar. Jusrsz 1850 a N
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
For Pearson and intermediates points-I-
Juarez Mondays and Thursdays at 8 a m
From Pearson-Ar. Juarez D. N. Wed
uesdays and FRIDAYS