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FATHER OF ". z. xoaAxD DIES

Word has been received here Of
tho death At Grccnbsy. Wis. Of VIII
liam u. Morxnd. q pioneer resident
of Wisconsin aud father Of ". +.
Norand of this city. Death occurred
.; 3 o'clock last niEht. Deceased
wss s3 ycars Of aGr. . veteran Of the
Civil war AID the Mexican war and
= resident of Greenbay for sixty
,can. lie was the owner OF consid-
cradle property and his funrcai will
take place under the auspices OF the
q. A. Il. post ot that city.
The deceased IL survived by his
son W. y. Morand Of Trinidad and
one daughter. Mrs. p. C. Hart OF
Grccnbsy. Wis. who II the wife ot
the general manager Of the Mii~au-
kcc and st. Paul railway. MIR. Mo-
rand owing TO the III health Of his
wifc will bc unable to attend the
funeral but his son Earl q. Morand.
principal Of the Sopris school is there
having been visiting his grand fa.
thcr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
S. P. NEWMAN, CIVIL
war VETERAN; DEAD

Simon Newman. we'll known old
resident Of Trinidad and Civil war
vciarran died at the hospital nj =
o'coick this morning after an illness
extending over \ period Of several
months. He had bern nj the local
hospital for the past ten days. de-
ceased was 30 years Of nsc snd was
u member Of the Trinidad Post of
the g. A. X. since fso5.
The deceased wss obrn In Illinois
and resided In Trinisd for the pas,
ten or twelve years. lie 0wnc con.
siderable property In this city and
made ihs home at s. Convent street
up To the time he was removed In
the hospital. He was q carpenter by
trade. lie served In Co. X. Sixth
Kansas Cavalry and Co. I. 18th Kan
sas Cavalry during the Civil war.
lie Ia survived by two daughters.
Mrs. c. T.. Davidson Of Salt Lake
City. Utah, and Mn. Eva Russell OF
Indianapolis. Ind: the latter IL here.
having been summoned y few days
ago by the critical illness of her IA.
thcr. No afuncrsl arrangement
have yet been made.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
BENEFITS OF THE SEPARATOR
Many Fall 70 Realize tiss Nsehins 10
Equally ~ Useful In Winter
~ 0urinS Summer.
tBy Bessie L PurNAM.)

tBy Bessie L PuTNAAJ
Many who grant that the separator
70 useful In the summer do not fully
realise that II 10 Just - useful in The
winter time. In tact. where there y
. quantity OF milk TO handle Il u u
some respects even moro Of . neceo
city. II has. Of courss. many points
which require special attention durlns
The cold weather. and to adjust these
seems 70 b. tho special mission OF The
separator. ....
Almost everyone who complains
during the cold veaiher that the
cream does not riss properly. have
seea directions to obviaas this By
heating on The range almost to the
scalding point when The milk 10 hrst
stsainsd. ..-..
Soos have tried this with SUCCESS
and veil know that II means more
hard wosk. and butter money under
such ooaAissons V surely aasnsd. Yet.
where the milk 10 Obtained In laFxs
quantities this method would - oot
of the question without special facili.
~.
The separator asks NO special
fAvoes and tho cream must separate
When Il sees 70 work. The process 10
equally thorough and cosy In ssso
weather or when the mercury 10 trav.
cling asouad among the nineejas.
Also. the cream will b Of ths
sane uaisorm quality day aStsr day.
Thsss 10 no danger Of being compelled
to ehusn for hours Just because the
butter refuses 70 come. which 10 us
uaiiy tho result Of SLOW sathssiag ot
the cream-a condition lsssaosd vhsa
ali tie cream u bound 70 come. and
that q the propsr time. And the miI.
ting q too much miik With the errsss
the cream RAuse aS1aness perfectly.
Butter made from separated cream
10 salsosm IN quality. Thers b NO
need Of IN apology because the cream
vas . little this a. that. for vhsrs
oaly tho sseaA and not the 1ailk msss
b.. kept u . certain temperature tAs
work 10 easily done.
TO keep tho milk for hoars At the
most favorable Temperature mtgAt
mean gr~ss incouveaisaca IN the
household: but the smaller cream ~
may ~ placed near ths kitchen
range and thus easily kept at the Do.
sired temperature without being vsry
much In tho way.
While II goes without saying that
nore butter 10 obtained because an
the cream 10 taken from the milk and
kept In best conditioa. II IL equally
true that the product Il uniformly
GOOD. There u no variation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

committee today subpoenatcd !. A.
Smith OF TcnniiIe. Ga. prcseidcnt of
the Georgia division Of the farmers
union to testify M to that organixa-
tion's effort to affect duties on cot
ton goods or sugar.
When Lauterbach took the witness
chair. Chairman OvcrInan read to
him u statement made last week by
Lewis Cass Ledyard. u New York
lawyer. alleging that u conference
on February s. Lautcrbach had rep
resented himself as coming with au-
thority Of senator Stone and speak
cr Clark to make proposals to J. p.
Morgan and company and the steel
corporation on behalf Of Democratic
leaders in congress.
L.edyard's statement represented
I.autcrbach as having said that Rep
rc~cntstive Henry WAS TO be attor.
ncy xenearl: that iexiniation could
he controlled In congress by Speaker
Clark and his friends and that the
Democratic leaders wanted the Nor
Ian interests to agree to certain
things In return for = cessation Of
congressional activity against them.
senator Stone hss denied that he
had ever had any dcsiinss with L-au-
icrbach or authorized him to repre-
sent himself. Speaker Clark or any
one.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
Printers Win First
Game Of Season

The rcorxanixed Printers team.
Lcinx c0mbination of butchers and
and n picked aggregation from TO-
pris-in short ~ formidable = bunch
A. has played on = city league dia-
mond this year. ycstcraay defeated
the pnstofficS team At EikS park
and incidentally rccorcd the first vie
tory of the sesson for the Printers
team. The score Was Is to y. The
Printers outhit aud outplaycd the
sesicraia and won easily. Tho sub
sittutc acorekccpcr who kept the rec.
ord Of the xamc failed TO turu In tho
record. hence for the first time this
s<saon the C-S IL unbic TO publish
the box score. Tho bttrrics for tn.
'Sinscss were kirschncs nd Coeh.
m. Postofficc. Allies. cunninEhn,
lad Colby.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
@nLAx BROOKS DIES.

William Stephen brooks died At
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the
home OF his brother-in.iaw. A. l..
nranson. at Prospect street. Death
was due To valvuiar heart trouble
after long illness. The deceased
WAS forty years OF axe and = widowcr
and had bccn staying at the BrsE-
non home for the past four weeks.
having come here from California
for the benefk OF his health. The
body will be shipped toniEht to o.
kaloosa. Iowa. for burial and Mr..
and Mrs. Branson will accompany
the remains.
The deceascd wxs we'll known here
and ia survived by \ daughter who
resides at Boulder. Colo. and one sis.
ter. Mrs. A. l.. Branson of this city.
lie spcn, some time In Trinidad some
time ako ~ representative Of m
Insurance company and made N
number Of friends.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
CONVENIENT IN DAIRY BARN
0svles Ussd By Aim In easesa.
lNO Nis ceWA

an sending yuu . diassAo q Nd
COW stanchions. writes @. =. Battles
Of LAaalis county. H.. In the Prairie
Farmer. To make the closing dsvios
take = number Of blocks. one inch
thick and four inches long: bore .
halfinch hole through them edgewtss.
nail one On each Of The stanchions.
and one on each post forming the
other side Of the stAnchion. Take Q
threee etGhth.tuch rope. put Il throosh
the hole In stanohton No. and tie .
knot: pull II through the block On The
arst post and measure to the nAxt
stanchion. tic another knot md psii
through block, and 20 o.. 70 - many
stanchions a. you have. Ths stan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
HOT IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs. July 7.-Todny
In the hottest. day Colorado Springs
has known for four years. the mcr-
curry touching 81 at ! o'clock this
afternoon. Only twice In the his
tory Of the local weather bureau hs,
the thermometer reached u higher
figure. In 1875 the highest temper
ature ever known herd: iSa. was re.
corded. In July. 1903. the mercury
mounted to 81.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
P. o. 9; AGUIlAR Il.

The Possofficc team Of the city len
Euc yesterday afternoon journcycd
TO Aguilar In automobiles and cross
ed bats with the Asuilar team and
Aguilar won n hard fought contest
~ to 3. The postofficc team got
away with n COOL lead hut timely
batting took the game away from
them. The oistoffice team did somc
heavy sluEging. Simpson. getting n
home run. rs
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
SCOTT WILL SUSTAINED

London. July THE will Of the
late Sir John Murray Scott. leaving
nearly 5000. 900 to Lady Sackvillc.
daughter Of the former British min
lister to Washington was sustained
today by the jury which heard the
evidence in the contest brought u!
by Sir Johns relatives. The jury
found no undue Influence or fraud
on the part OF Lady Ssckvillc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
BOWEN TEAM FoRFEtTs.

The bowen team OF the recen,l,
organized county league forfeited by
on-appearance to the Cokcdalc
Grizzlies yesterday afternoon, the
game going on the records by the
4, ore of . TO o. The Grizzlies have
a strong team and have won one and
'ost 9ne. .sas !rss.. sx...s, 'As~l--1AJx;'
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
Notored To stonewsll.

1otored 70 Stonewall.
A party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Rhoadcs. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drury. Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.. I.xwIcr.
Claude i.awlcr and Leo Gottleib mo-
torcti to stonewsll yesterday where
they spent tho day picnicking.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
otaNehsoa osvleA

chions should ali be closed before y.
Ing the knots. If'yoa eet tAe koots
right. one pull Vill elpos eVsGy staA.
chIou. t.l ..s,, ~ . .-
TO make ~ epsnins dsvicA fastso
. nne In eAch latch and another . few
inches above and half wAy between
the rings on the latchss. Take .
strong twins-I have he'd tho best -.
suits with seine tWtns-and fastea it
at the end. No. :. and then draw Il
through the latch ring and then The
next ring above Il and % On to the
end Of the row. One pail will open
them all. or you can opea Of close
any one Of them the SANE - without
the stfings to them.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
MEETING NOTICE.

TIE knishis and Ladies' Of Srcur.
ity will meet TONIGHT nj eight o'clock
at Castle hail Tor the purpose Of -lcc-
ting aud Installing officers. All old
aud prospective members are request.
I'd to he present.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
HELD FOR MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Arthur Lmcriux ws brought In aud
lodged in the county jaii aSturady
charged with malicious mischief. He
is charged with having cut fence
on property belonging TO the Chicosu
Fuel company at Forbes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
NIGHT SLAP Nm. TOO.

Msmms-come. Willis. and kiss
your new kovcrness.
wiliic-who sec~ every ihinE that
soes OH don't aant to; I'm afraid.
Mamma OF what arc
you afraid. chtid'
wiiiic-Why. she slapped papa
when he kissed her.
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Hxfhiaa &s4a.s

Hythaa Sisters. q -1-'
The Pythian Sisters will meet. IL
regular seasion tomorrow. Tuesday
night at Castle hall 1t 7:3O. All
members are urged to sttend.--Rosa
Dennis. n. Il. A.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

VI NcW fOrk CITY, al tu1S week
That singing hoy and entertainer
with that rare. sweet tenor voice.
also that wonderful feature Saved
in Mid-Air" to-day and tomorrow.
Just think what feature II is-won-
derful 1t is--great It is--a drama
hair raising from start 70 finish and
you will never forget it--sli for Sc
sad 1O&. Tt the WEST. j.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

II In need Of printing Of any kind
phone The Crhonicle- News. Samplcs
and estimates will be checrfally
given. Phone Trinidad 80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

~. Msrsaret's' Guild OF the Epis-
copal church will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon At tho. home Of Mrs. n. NJ.
Wyc0ff 1T 2 o'clock. '.'.a.'
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
Val,ss q clsanlIssee,

Keep the cows clean By . daily
brushing. Tho COW with . clean skia
is, Of oourss. Tie most comfortable,
Snl comfort insures better digeetioa,
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cs~ss~e 0sss,s PVsse.

Before laying . cement stable door
Ioafs should b. tahaa % have the
ground below propsrv dfains1 ana
The foundation well Constructed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07
NO Law EXISTS
TO PUNISH LAMAR

tcon.inued from pass oss,
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

chrosie,s-Nsvs Soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-07

10 the Ladies Il Trinidad aAd Las A1inas Csst1y:e
We especially ws equipped 70 take Of Corset
needs and 70 evereoe yoar Cest osSA We have an expert
Cost Httse at yssr disposal and whsa properly fitted with tAs
right mede the tacon service greater than whsa
you hit and miss basis Select your nodel from either
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Aessisbaerisss 10 aitsn s3eiten.

Die 1einfhmeder unb bic anhdns
Ger oes Sdebiports, oie nit Der
gudie i'm arm odfiir foroen, Sab
auf Der SpeiIetorts DIE Rsbbiibnsr
nift geiirihen iperben. peroen nit
gersniatn - ipenn auh frei.'f OBJ
ne prattiihsn Rub.n .riobreu.
ipie mon in Der auten alien 3eit in
ToroitdIien Rsbbiibner iaeie. als
terto gacdi bat In hieien Sagen Der
uniperiitGt Bologna cine bisher uns
bsionni. aIte 5oHofdriii zines ssasbs
bonhbnd,s iiterreiht, bas unier Dem
5itsI Der Sossr BON Bologna" aIs
len s5reunben Der ipeibm1nniihen
Stunt beoodtiaen Rai Ipenoet.
Dem Hebbubns SGgr niro empa
fohlen: rgeobaHis ben Crt, 100 Die
RebhiibHtr irinisn. ieboh binierlciis
ieine Spuren. Gbe nu iebod beine
Esss ouffisIlIi. beotahte Iieber stpei
ootr erei 2ase. Oh bic Retbiibntr
and tpisoeriomnen. Damn riht.
Die Rsse ouf. na6 Ser Geite sss
gDaIots 81. I'm nun bic Rebbiibner
in Die Hebe su tr.iben, itiilpit ou
cine srobs Masis iiber 6en aopf.
bic bos 6aupt eines S6fen ocrTseIlt.
Den sanssn f5rpsr bsiIeioe NIT s5eil
ootr f.IIabnIihsm 2eber. Gin Saaos
aefahrte, sbeufaIIs in seIl eehiiIlt,
muB old Damn BON riidtpdrts unls
nrmen, 10 6ob bon fpsitem Der ums
rib Der beio.n ssdser ipie elm einsis
ger Shie ausIiebt. Sn bern EEL
mub cine ilsine Ceffnung iein, Elm
JeniierGen. ourh bas man binaass
ftaut, I'm bic Rsbbibner su bsobat<
ten unb lie rihiis gum Rsb Su brins
gen. 60 nabert man iid linen,
ipdbreno man gIoden t0uen IGsi.
aubalofen. 5nt man feline Wass
len uno isiHe JeIIs. 10 tonn man
oud sinsn erobeu 8uIh perpenoen
bintsr ben mnu iif peritsdt coer Den
man Dor iid hertrGgt. lin Den
saut Der Rsbbiibner nahsuahmen,
ninmt man sinsn Msbtuhntncfen
5piihen Die 36bnt; er iif ourhI0s
Gert. uno bel GINGER GsifidIihieit |
miro man es boIo permSesn, ibm
einen Gaut gu entloden, Ger bem Der (!
Hsbbdbnsr 70 dbrlid, iii. bab bic |
1isrs isibIt ihu nitt untsrIdeiben |
t0nnen.@
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Die GrtsAtSas.

einsr Gnmmlung arabiIGer 6u.
moresien III nadfts6enbe tleine G.s
lhihte entnommen:
Gin 4Iter. Der ipsber sfreunb nod
1eino eebabt bate unb bem man ipes
Der Ouiss nod goles nohfnaen
scnnte, ftarb. QIs er on bic 6ims
melstiir tam. hisB es: .6ier lit sein
plab fur bid. bu baft nihts Guies
seian."
Da ipnnbis iih Der 9lfie sur 60lIe
binnb - ober au6 bort tparb ibm
Der gefheih: .6ier lit sein pIas fir
bid, benn hu baft ia nints g5jes
getan.1
Noilos Hnnb Der alte, nihs ,pif&
fenb. ipohin er folls! Gin antmiiiis
ger 1eufel ober bemeriie fein Qeib
unb CAB ibm ben poblmsinenben
Rat: .6ier. nimm bir siipas Ghipes
fel. ped unb 5eusr-- bomit fonnit bu
bir brnuben cine grtrah0lIe suredts
mnden.. - Ter NIis tat oIfc.
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. ahdd!" erfIdrts ssrou 81

rAmmn!" trfldrte Urnu ~
ppnrbnhe. ols iie fpdier ibrem Dnts
ten i'm gilenbabn3use seseniiberfnb,
ripos babe ih nusssb1Iien! mas III
tas fir Elm god! mir ftbiden ihs
nen niht einmaI cine anrts. Slid
iideripsiis iperben mir ME mebr bon
ibnen boren.."
Gle irrie iih. 2dt 1aee fp1ter,
aIs Sc 5ouroahe iin rubis raii,r.
te. trnt feline ssrau i'm nsnto Ieis
henblaB unb fnit phnmdhiis In bas
1oilettesimmsr. Gie tieli cine .3eis
tnng in Der 5anb unb mics nit oem
sitternben 3eieefinser ouf bic pierte
Seite oes gIattes. bic Elm Ritienz
plafot bebed.e. Gr bIidie BIN unb
bate iidb Dor Gntfebn bnlo gts
ihnitten. Gs mar bic pon bem
iunsen GBprien oufsencmmsne, fort
oergroBerte Photographic, bic bars
iteIite, ME iie an bem ;5omilieniiih
asGeHen batter, er, Sc 6purbnhe.
feline ssrau. 5rnu Gitour, bic iunse
Charlotte nnb glitour. ols bieitr
etrabe bon ieinem Qit1r eingob.
Sn bid sebrudtsn guhIiaben Ios
man unier benz Bib foIssnos Dors
te:
Rod ME boseipsfen! Roh nj. bas
getrefen!
Gin Witiosefsn BEL bem berii6ms
ten erfinber beg Ritpu3ine.
~gr fhmedt ipanberpct,' fasis
Der 5reuno Sc 5ourbahe, Sobn bes
bsriibmien Grfinoers bss ~Rapisus
tine!
~sr III nod beTer. ols unfer
. Rapisotine"l eriIdrte Jrau Sc
6ourbahe."
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9tein @eib beiBt aoolfine,
Sit cine aihbIousine.
giit garter @ngelsmieue.
Die bat M ne aniins,
ssebo1 id)ou mebr 2afpinc,
9ies Mdn6en beiBt 1auIil:e,
unb IpieIt germ gioline,
Weun nlos!id nit Soroine,
Sod nidt gum grotpereieae
- 3u bid iii bic Maidinel -
SIR gruoer lit ~Rdrine"
uH6 ilimpert NanboIine.
Ter ingfe Ieis. ihm idliene,
Die oft bon llns bei6rie'ne,
Son ieinem ie ner3icb'ne
lino tpie oon @otf enttieb'ne
8eiunbbeit Der ganIine
llnb bic Der I0oIfine
Bdr'n nnbe am Huinel
60 ipeiB tpie Stenrine,
@ie's Sell bon SermeIine,
gSic cine Hunidferrine,
@ie's 2i6t i'm .3opps sbesGieue'
Sbm ihre Sarbe idieHel
ga frug idl abolfine
limb gleid braiif anf Bauline.
@eil Der bon Der Marine
Mair iagte, tpas ibm ifiene.
Ga bauhten goolfine
llno gleib nrauf aud Rniiline,
@eib ipie ne g,ettgarbine: -
.Bir aben RareariueI4
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ana6euis

Dor einem Sabre nod. 70 ipirs cus
yetersburg berihtei, ,pur6en bier
5000 ~pctieidniis" aus alien 1siIen
HuBlanos sur pdraSe perfummeIt, ei,
Der 3ar ieIber abnobm. anobeu, oi,
sissntIih nod in ainoerbosden bdts
ten ''eden foIlen. lief mon in militia
ridden uniformen. oie bis oufs lIsin.
iie oensn Der .Groben1 nohasbilo,t
iparsn, parobeihri.t MAIDEN unb al.
iibrigeH ererSitien zines Drius. btr
auf ieben NeuIins unipioerftehlid5
iomiih pirti. Mii sspaliiasn Rotten
bate man Ote junsen 2euts nod Der
Reidsbouptitabt sefHoffi. obsr oon,
i'm Stillen bieB es bamols idbon. Sieit
atpeiie paraoe rsroe tpotl bit lent,
ieiB. Die hobsn MiIiiGrs nGren bon
oem SpeitoteI gar nid3s erbcut. Gi,
fcnoen. pielIsiht nint sans NIT I'm.
rsdt. man enttpiirbige baburm bi.
Uniform.
Noh perbdnsnispoIIet ipurSe b,n
potiefhniie bic poIitit. annben. ni,
MitteliduIen befuhen, aebSren in
RubIono ihon aur .Jntsuiasn,.. 5.
b 5u elmer fir ben Gtaot iebr aefGhys
Iiden MenfhentIeife, Der man o..
irehre auh dliersr Wo6eIle nidt por.
5eiiig in Die 6nnb seben fam. Ni.
pabogogen. bic bon 9lnfcna an BON
Der 1suesuns nidi beseiisert tporsn
hotien piener onbere Ginipdnbe: r,
neinten. Der Drill, Der bic iuuo,u
leute bonn 2ernen obiens.s, .raoe
niht eiumoI su ibrer f0rperlittu
GnsbiIouns BEL. fouoern isi nur ouf
bic parobe berehnst.
60 longs ober bic 6offnuuo s..
Fanb. cine potisihnii Ulcnnin,ft
Dem 3arsn porfiibren su s6nnsn fan.
ben iih unier Dffi5isren uno l,br.rn
iiberaIl foIde. ois ben Dienfi qsrn o,s
mug auf iih nahmen. unb oi. 6urra.
prsiIe iorsts oofir. oob aus BEN ~.
fhrdniien WiitsIn Der DsnsinS,n ri,
nidt untpefeHtIihen Rotten Der aus,
rlituns uno Der ptinsfurasr Uaro.
otfdhrttn beftriiien fourhsn. gIs q
!in nun IN bitiem CONNER b,ruus.
itsllit. bab man t0bersn Crsts ouf
ipeifers Vnraoen persifiet, mar ss ami
einmol NIT Der 9eatiileruna porbe;
Die poiieidniis babsn iix ibsroii
aufatioit. glan niirbe i6r Rsr.
tmmtn0en gar nid,t bebouern m.rr
nis S1ulen fonft ssipas fiir Sie bbs.
liigs Ias9s cn'pldluns iars adoilnas
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Des acne alpenparf.
Gin Tell Der galSbnrser SemfsAIaiSsH
bafir anteriehfu.

UtH Tell Der &nl5bnrger 5eWsNtsNsH
baiir anseriehsu.
Die bi.sidbriee 3aguns bes Wtrs
ems Raturfdubport nit bsn SIbt
in Gtuiteort, bic untsr ftdrlsr Sta
tsilisuns beutfher unb Dltsrrtthis
f1er Miielieber In Golsbura ftatts
fnnb, brndte ben enbeiiIiipsn ges
fdIub iiber bic Ghnffuna bes nsusn
aIpenpnris. Tn ii1 bic Werhanos
Iungen fpeeen MnfnuR bes bisher
In pahi aenommsnen iisiriidtn Hn-
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10 mubie Grfob eefnoffsn ipsrbsn.
Quf Nnregung zines GolSburgsr
WitsIiebs fpnnb.e Der Uerein feline
aufmertfamfeit einem bisber lpenis
befonnien 5eiIe Der Gnlabure,r
3entrnIaIpen gu. unb ss sefnns fdon
i'm Sufi b. s.. Die pi6tielisn pris
pntbeiisunsen I'm llmfnust Dprt 1000
5eitar burh aauf gu eriperben. Der
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befinbet iit i'm geiibs bes Aernrs
unb ipirb nnh ben er!Idrnngen Der
3uitdnbiasn BtbSrbm bem Bsrsine
sesen eineH mdbisen pa&tsfns IN
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llmfnnse BON runo brsi bentiten
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taller bss ginseaues, n1mIid, bos
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nub 5elberinl NIT bsm 9ausrnmpcrs
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Gern bes Gebisies tperben Ammeriol
uno 3orfer Sebinl biIben, sipei
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fen unb 2oirpiIb - unb herrIihe
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iinb oan5 in ben gsfis bes Dereins
ubrsegangen. Sie iperben In Der
Ieiie peiier be,pirtf6ois
tsi tperosn. Munbsrbou in aut bas
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isinsn Sesn unb DaH.rfdHsn.
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gahn BON ben Giationen lltisnborf
unS WlitterfI. bon Glbm bsr BON
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,u srrei6n. 9Om aaprunsrial aus
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bahtol iiber bos anprunsr a5rl.
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na4 pisridbrissm geiieben ben mid.
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part iino eeiihert, unb aud -fiir bas
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den aolonien 5uipenben unc auh
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Soprano to Star
At Piedmont Feast
Miss Claire Garner Engaged to Sing
at Second Of Souvenir
Nights.

The second souvenir night at the
Piedpont Hotel viii take place Mon
day night, and for this occasion the
management announces an unusual
attraction IN the presence of Miss
Claire Garner a soprano of unusual
voice and charm of manner. Coming
direct from the Majestic Theater,
Chicago, Miss Garner is certain to
please the diners here with her comic
and popular songs rendered with a
grace and ease Of manner all her own.
She was formerly engaged at Ham
mersteins New York.
The ladies orchestra. composed of
five players of ability has already
won a warm place among the Pied
monts patrons This orchestra made
its initial bow at the successful souve-
mir night. Monday. September -.
The Nsouvenirs to be presented each
LADY dining at the Piedmont tu-mor-
roW night are Of unusual design, and
they will be found useful as we'll as
attract i've. The cafe on the Peachtree
street side of the hotel has been en-
tirely renovated and redecorated, and
this dining room will be used for
Souvenir Night this Monday night.