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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07


decide the championship. To tell the
truth we all looked upon it as won,
for they had never Vet beaten US on
our home grounds As Josh Hap
good says. in the .'POetical History
of the CorndrOppers' League" about
this very game:
The great days here and TO the field,
The popuIace makes haste.
To see Hag and his lead-hlIed bat
Crush hOrsehide into paste.
I did it that day. too Four home
runs in the first four times up. an
every one so far away they had to
send "a boy on 4 bicycle TO get the
ball. As bad luck would have ii,
though. nobody was on bases. so the
four runs was our net profit. The
Hayvilles made four too. an i'm the
first half of the ninth they squeezed
i'm another We came in for our half
neediU' two runs TO win.
Pinch Hobbs was up first, and he
flied out The HayVille pitcher got
jim Harrison on strikes. an the audi
ence began to look alarmed. But
Pete Brown sizzIed out a nice liner
an Merritt crashed into it for two
bags. Then 1t was up to me. an as
the dust slowly Tiz up you could see
two diTt-cOveTed Alfalfas on second an
third an three thousand people goin'
crazy in the grandstand behind us
I'd a jumped right in an made a
homer. only just as 7 went up seen
the three HayviIIe fielders run out an
kick boards out of the fence, an I
knew they was Iayin' for me.
"AhaT' says I to myself "Hag.
here's where it'll pay to be cagey.
Them feIIcrSII get a long. brute-force
hnr0nr- n
one thatll elUde the inhelderS an that
the outielders can't get. That's the
ticket
SO when Atkins the HayviIIe pitcher.
sent up a nice ball 7 chopped il with
a good slice o english onto II down to
first an run like deer: but before 7
got there I was rooted in my track
and felt my hair straighten out by the
antics y that burn ball
Zip She hit the ground n foot this
side O first and as the first basemau
got set for it she bounded at right
angles plump over to second base
/ The second baSemaU made a grab for
/ it, but he only grabbed air and dirt
/ for the ball had touched the ground
again an then slipped over to third
/ seemin' to gather speed And Just
/ as the third baseman made a dive for
7 it. it hit the ground for the third time
! think of it-and started on another
1 angle. this time directly at the ketCheT
an directly on the heels o Pete Brown
/ who was poundin' in fer the plate. II
| had passed Merritt between second and
/ third.
remember hopin' the ketcher woulc
4 let her bounce. when she might n kept
! on down to first again, an out Of his
| way: but he took il on the fly an
| touched Brown out an the game was
! over. / took it on the run. for JOSH
/ HapgOOd was comm from the grand.
| stand with p bat, and right there an
! then I declared myself out on The
! scientific part o battin'. Plain ordin-
| airy sluggin' is good enough for me.
Copyright. 1905. by George William
Daley.D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07

We want you to know about Liquo-
zone. and the product itself can tell
you more shan we. So We ask you 10
let US buy you bottle full-size bot
tie-to try. Let it prove that il does
what medicine cannot do. See what a
tonic ii is. Learn that It does kill
germs Then you will use IL always,
as we do and as millions Of others do
This offer itself should convince you
that Liquozone does as We claim We
would certainly not buy a bottle and
give it to you 81 there was any doubt
Of results. You want those results.
you want to be well and to keep we'll
And you can't do that-nObody can
without IiouOz1ne
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WANTED, A MARGIN
BY MARGARET +. SANGSTER.

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~ many houSenoiueTS discover that
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himself
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07

germ that It cannot kill The reason
is that germs are vegetables; and
LiQuozone-like an excess Of oxygen
is deadly to vegetal matter
There lies the great value Of Liquo-
zone IT is the only way known to kill
germs in the body without killing the
tissue, too Any drug that Kills germs
is poison, and It cannot be taken in
ternaIly, Every physician knows that
medicine is almost helpless in any
germ disease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
Soc Bottle Free.

II you nesd Iiquozone. and have
never tried 1t, please send US this
coupon We will then mail YOU an or
der on a local druggist for q fun
size bottle and We will pay the drug
gIst ourselves for it. This is our free
gift, made to convince you: to show
you what Liquo1one is, and what It can
do. In ,jusetice to yourself. please &C
cept it today, for it places you under
no obligation whatever
Liquozone costs SOC and 81.
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y young man intending marriage
should seriously ask himself whether
ne has an income sufficient for the SUD
port Of family I am often rounseIeI
by engaged people - no wish to know
whether a certain sum 81 month will
be enough on which TO marry. It all
depends on circumstances. Oh the Der-
sons. and on the place one may live
in great comfort on verv I5t,Ie money if
ones home be on arm where most
Of the table T5qUiSI IS o. produced in
the garden. the led, ths poultry vs1d
and the dairy. Here the actual cash
paid out would De simply for butchers
meat. for some part o. the feed that is
stored in the barnard FOR fertilizers.
In town. where every article on the
table from the roast to the pepper and
salt must be bought Of the market man
and where two OF three profits are paid
by the last customer. money does not 90
very far Life continually grows more
and more expensive i'm this land. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
Germ Di2ea SeS.

These are the known Term diseases
All that medicine can q for these
troubles is to help nature overcome
the germs, ana such results are mol
rect and uncertain. Liquor me attacks
the germs. wherever the are And
when the germs which caUse disease
are destroyed the disease must end,
and forever. That is inevitable.
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and this means annual interest which
must be met and payments from time
10 time to dimuISh this incumb bra Gee
If the house is not owned rent Is to 1c
paid To the laudIa~1 at stated iuterva.s-
The general order of expense for the
entire living Of Il family should be
graduated from this item. the cost of
the home itself. People who live in a
modest cottage should not dress a.
extensively as those who 1--we in Il pai-
ace The temptation 10 spend an uU-
due amount on clothing besetS us i'm
land where to- be addressed is TO be
conspicuous, and where in some way
or another every one from the poorest
10 Ine richest cUdeavoTs To put the best
fFGt forward on every occasion. But
velvet. lace and jewels are not appro-
PIRATE for the wives Of clerks and sales
mon
man may he very seIf-deuvirg and
contented 10 go Shabbily dressed. but
he does NOT like 10 deuv ANYTHING
Hsedful or desira BILE 10 his wife and
daughters ON the other hand in some
lines Of business. h man cannot hone TO
succeed unless he presents crpditabT
and prosperous appearance. and he
must therefore spend somewhat lavish
y on dress although the home people
;,Ts stinted-
h't sum- 'tii tAa'ii~ II u-a-illN Is DdIu-
~ possible. Our arctic winters make
necessary the purchase of large quar-
tiles of costly fuel and TINS single item
J. a formidable one 10 The man of
small means The item Of service does
not count for very much i'm America.
since thousands IF fdmiIes keen no
servant and very comforta5iy do their
own work. while thousands of others
are peri city satisfied If they can man
age To hire a single moderately sails
factory mdid-of-dil -uDrS
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We'll. how'S business. old girl?"
asked the low comedian
ION the pork" answered the bur
lesQue queen. Only one mesSley 50
face-pOwder testimonial so far this
week"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
We Will Buy
SOC Bottle of Lquozone and Give 1t to You to Try.

All diseases that begin with fsve--sIt
i1fIammation-an cstarrh-aH Conts ztoual
diseases-an the results Of impure or pol
soned blood
In nervous debility LiQuozone acts ss =
Vitalizer. accomplishing what no drugg
can
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MISS NORA GLEASON

Teacher Of
PIANO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR
Studio. 131 East First South. Tel 1883
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,|!|s5:! Time Table
!SiS.sz III IN EFFECT
APRIL 2, 1905

ARRIVE
From ogden. Portland. Butte.
San FT 6%5Ss &C. 6sif ps9v. 81 &Ham
From rom. Ogden and intermediate 9::zt aa
From Ogden Cache Valley and II.sS . -
intermediate points --.......-- ii''S -
From Ogden, Chicago St.
B BsH1:I k an s.6 S5z 0%fsS ESpm
From Ogden. Cache Valley,
ST. Anthony. Portland and LA n N
San Francisco -------.--......
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha Chicago,
P 3 ,;,. Kansas city and lie a q
For Ogden. Portland, st. An
NON. San ssn 5 ET@Rsis0O and lee an
For Ogden, Omaha Chicago.
Tis 80 Kansas ans go. Sisy q l4spm
: PsnSsr' I %a9s sss CHI GSios 3@a 5spu
For ogden, Cache Valley,
Butte, Helena Portland, San
Francisco d;5,c and intermediate LIS pa
T n. SCHUMACHER.
Traffic Manages.
d. 2. hurley.
G. P & T A.
D. S. SPENCER,
A. G. P & T ~
CITY Ticket Office 2W Main stresS
Telephone 80
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The great days here and to the field,
The populace makes haste.
To see HaE and his lead-filled bat
Crush hOrsehide into paste.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Harry Simpler. Commercial Pho
tocrapher. ISL So Main Phone 1925 h
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our schedule tied with HayvilIe: but
we had a postponed game to play
with them at Alfalfa. an that would
decide the championship. To tell the
truth we all looked upon it as won,
for they had never Yet beaten US on
our home grounds As Josh Hap
good says. in the ''POetical History
Of the Corndroppers' League" about
this very game;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
Nothin Ooin'.

Copyright, 1905, by Joseph b. Bowles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07

s 3 . ! sjIkI
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
In Effect Oct. 9, 1904.

LEAVE Salt LAkE clTY.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
assasas 0ooa Gaassss;ss.ssl

Nr. L. H. Collett, a Stockton.
Calif.. esnginee1 u ~ Seocktoa
local. . man raise6oa IL 0anlA p.
10 rsader a bos1n. Q stnasat q
many ssAjsets. Q aoakar q 1ag-
nseiaD, - WA0 F0pgsssaes = AA-
|ssH he highsst rssults a eppaiea-
tioa and the usefalnsD a those
|msaas I'D oOsneiss . geassuly
|Sivsa b ths eonpaav Soe he ~
|dsvslop0sat g ~ s00legss. Win
deliver = il1s4Eaasa Ioetnse -
('1As Hisbosy ~ PFugs0 q IL
FLoes0otivD - ~ Wegl1's Raan-
TN b H." e Ceaasfeial Cs1aUs
Han. TAarsdav svsaing. NessnsF
III.
8upesio1an1sat Dunee h - -.
neuacenanG, 0vx Il - 0Wav1
| ~ b ssoA cot oae q sae -.
p10 - sote9taia - lsooW
| hseess e H. rua1iag sos0A.
vssA ralhse haWs . sa1gsa
|nh's asagAesF 10 tlaa ~ Dsina
|64na. ltba0 @usts1Gisa q WAa1
~, 0e tsyiA4 - aee1BtA ~
ss rsa1iag Osaa. eaa alwaSs
Ala hgir 0snAs e taasne anaaa
n 1oaA pse1as thaa ansag -
| Co. eaR We eaUh9 - - e0Hln
.. I've q - ssesivs. We -
|UAg 0anU gln1 han1s fts0 -
- p Csn0ay. La . etvs
t haek 1vsueesea NJ - -
|pllelllisA. len - = otse -
-. csosek Let = Give ~ q
3 ntin = eneA 80 sUA.
H1sh1 ~ 0sua entM1 ~
1ae1De4 = nasU evssy .ssnaU
lsesi.r
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
suna,as,a, ~s-
hvie.aieoe eR~eRmo - . I

lnvienaisas have hssa i2s1 - -
nasria0s = NiD KiGty 0ssstna
- N. AAgnaA 1sAne. - taks
RAnce q ths La ysaEa 1hsa4se sa
Saturday. DsceAhss u. - - -
pastieipsfsd IN b. JNlss ASssy's
CansAy CaApany. hsaAsa ~ eAssss
Alice J0haasa- 1A6 D1av. ~
Marriage of Kitty" vas pesasotsA
eli through the country hnG seaa0a.
aaA everywhere aeaighted PhS-
eoess With its eAarAiag eonsAy.
vittieisas. funny sitnaGiaas -
easser lines The Uosh a tAe Co..
pany this seaaoa = aaiA 70 b essa
naee eaeses tAAn it was ~ yoar.
- . de.esSedly - b0ainaD hsinG
aatieipatsd. N un,,saa1ly elevss -
teFtainAeae en- BE- haho1 tne a
ne1t Saturday eseaing.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
A MOLE " rsse 0aoVuA

c. Hs Osil1 u - 0sA ~ osv ~
0s - NJ
Cen - 'bsil1' Q Ael0 u IL
Rroundv askaA Q sAAD UhO tAkss .
interest il tie VERDE Us Ne and ~
ehsnsss which hass takes Plses u
our language. Il thiAk not ia
vs spsak u 'hailding' . eaAAl, 81
nost parsoas uAdssssand thoroughly
uhst vs mesn. IL Uoed 'h9iA
hss u.Asfgose naay changes. anA i
nos nssas many thines- ] soi1
just nos % could not 'baiiH . hols
in the ground ] vss thinking el
the Purer meaning Of the Uerd Ssii1
shen ] said thai. Ut eeurss -
can 'buil1' . hole in the groHAA
Often vhss 90 dig Us 'baila-' We
build graves ! suppose it would
not BE- wholly vroaG. in Siev Of th1
latter nssninG Of The vOrd 'bsiA,
to spesk Of building . Usu - Q
ditch or any ether tAiag which ~
quires digging and labor of . COS
structive sort Bald sPPaseatll
Gomez fro@ the Asglo-SaSon bold
meaning . house. . word Of Sean6
nsvian origin and formed by sddiAs
Il TO the Icslsndie vord boil, which
means house or farm. Sksat Do
elsres the word i really Scsndina-
Wan. The middle Eaglish-thst i.
the English from ths thirtseath u
the fiftssnth centuries inclusive. fos
the sord build sas 'buldsn,' and
late Anglo-Saxon gave it - 'byidAA-
10 build vss . more literal mean
ing Of 'bulden' and .byldan.' Ths
word Dol 10 found in the old Swed-
ish, meaning . houss. . Dwelling,
while in Danish 'bor means . smAll
farm. The word 'bo' sPPsars in cd
Swedish, meaning to live. sbids,
dwell. At any rate. the word 'bail1
has broken from its old m0esiAGa.
and since ve understand what h
meant by the expression build . e.
nsl.' which is in its physical asPsea
merely digging . ditch OF . hole il
the ground, there can be no ssFioal
objection to the use Of ths word
build in this cOnnsctios. Work
must change % men and eonditioa1
change, and after oil these changes
in the meaning Of words form oal
Of the surest signs OF the, progress
ne make" - New Orisans Tinss-
DRmOcPnt.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
xEESE MAS 4 ESQ uea

james T. Ks-as, tAs Osst CAir
isEAis nIliOnaiFs, u es0i1G oast in
Q balses car" aid seoshs1y - Jay
Gould oos sumner morning u l6:.:.
1hs master Of hAaAsisl tRie&s ~
pisd: LIST hin coDs- LII ssaA
kiR beck u . boz car.
Ths threat seemed hhaly - -
carried out UhsA kssas tRisA . fsv
yssss lstse to eorner UAaas- 0eGA
and Csnnoek attacked hiA- He
vss so,d cut By n<a vAs s1ght 70
hsve stood By him, ssA - go hls
fortune literally melt sssy. Bst hs
nsssr lost his nerve and eelAly aaAA,
Il sill vslk this strs<t N victory
vhea thoss sho have baorsye1 ns
today are dead OF PssPso . pre-
dietion which hss Lsea fH)1lla1 70 .
large eItent.-Sucesss 4aessiaa
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Ss.s 0sss essasaooos 0sassao.

Here are aosne figures eonpalsd
frsA TIE books a the Rocky Foed
Msloa Grovess' An0eiatioa Which
viii be rod with m0rA interest b.
Ill growers of eantalaa0ss:
During the past aaanna tAs $50.
eiatioa shipped 3.060 crates to Bns-
ton iO.oOs 70 Rtt.bsrg snd ll.0N
TO New York.
o. thsae aAips0sats he railroads
vere paid $3S.sss. and the CON.
mission Hea 3ll, ,4S.8.
he anaeiaEisa pAid for crates
4. 100. and had left the sum Oi
St7. 900.
The net returns to the growers ID
- follows: On the Boston ship
msats. &l.I7: thnse ant to New
York. 81. .O0. and the Pittsburg por.
tioa 86 cents.
he gross sales at these three
points were a follows: Boston.
Se.77: New York. s2.O7. and Pitts.
burg. SITS.
he cost q marketing. Ii. e.
freight and commisaion) was q
follows: Boston. $l.SO: New York,
$l.Oa. and Pittsburx. s2 cents.-
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
sseOas0SO 90a0.''

Owing to 0 severe discussion be
tween American managers and
Ehgiish playwright early this SEQ
500. the public came near to being
deprived Of the opportnnity Of see-
ING ooe a he pssttisst paays ever
impostsd TO this country: the oas
which Charles FruhmR eAnas froal
among the numerous Egiish sue
cesses to open his beautiful New
Hudsoa TkeatFs h New Yosk CITY.
namely ''Cousin Kate" The dis-
cussion arose over the nsaps q ~
play. the American Managers d.
iring to shorten Il - p,ain Kate. ''
The suthor. Hubert Henry Dsvisa.
refused b allow IL ehaage 70 b
made. and for soase time Tie pro
duction Il tie ply vas . nsttss a
doubt. But at last tie Egiishaea
were givea their way. and q
peessat tie pisce. WitA ooe q
Anerica's eaevsrsat actseoss. A.
bsrta Galhtin. In de title rose. /
scoring woodesful soccessss WAes-
ever il it = being preseated. beaSina
out ths good Judgment a Mr..
FrohnAa and il pFeseat msna0oss.
Ka0s. Shipman aaa Co,viN. '-CoasiR
Kate" win appear at the La yunta
Theatre Mooday evening. Decembes
4th.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
asSw VssA'o Oeo01ss0v.

Since the Boulevard vas addsd 70
Broadway, ss it properly should b<.
Broadway is nov the longest street
contained in city limits and aetuAlly
populated Hslsted street, il Chi
cago, is theoretically longer than
our fourteen mile Broadway. bst the
street both begins and sods u the
farming district within The Chicago
city linits. while there ere AOusss
on Broadway up to the city lins. No
street abroad compsres in length
With Broadway. The IOndea streets.
although the mesroPoitaa dis
trict" Govern much mors territory,
seldom retain their name fer any
length, some Of them being known
By % many - three or four titles.-
New York Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
M Ustss1 0asoss Amy.

The United States army nov coo-
prises Is regiments Of cavalry, :So
officers and 1880 enlisted mea, -
batteries Of field artillery and l36
companiss Of coast artillery, 81
officers and l!,:49 enlisted msa, -
regiments Of infantry, 800 otAcsFs
and :S.34S enlisted men, 3 battal-
ions Of snginsers, 1883 enlists1
men. commanded BY o@csrs dstail-
I'd from the corps Of ensiAeers; STAG
corps, Indian scouts, etc. s,s:s e.
listed men; Porto Ricsn reginent.
81 officers and 554 enlisted msn; 50
eomPanies Of Filipino scouts, lee
o6icsrs and 5000 men. The fylD
strength Of the entire estsblisAR4Dt
10 about 1881 officers and ~ ~
enlisted men.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Wkosooolo 80 0soajl.


In arithmetic Csptain Hank y ~
especially strong. In basinass, how
ever, he hes ''cut his OyetestA." "
he knows the di9essncs bstvssa
Wholesale and retail. Although -
ssmetimss eets the tvo. styles Of
trading mixed.
Captain Hank" said . sunDsr
boarder in the early days Of the ssa-
son, "hov much vill you ellsSes -
rent me Q rou boat ?"
"Hov long do ye vast il ?!
"five days. Perhaps . vesk-s
"Well. new, LII tell you, saia
Hank deliberately. II hsvb tve
kinds Of raies-hullsale and .fstail.
Ones for . week OF more, sAd tAs
others for . week OF lees. Elf 70
take it . week or more, thst'R cost
you ., the rate Of 50 cents 4 day.
o9.(O Q week. But for lee tkiAn Q
VSsk doa't feel - il I sag4t 70
eA4rgs quite 20 high. Il gives sors
felks Q chancs TO rsat boots thoa
yea doa't have then out - leag.. s.
FER lsss thaa Q week ehargs ot IL
rate Of - . week. aAd for Ave 1ays
we'll. that won't cost you n0sSA
o1.:5."-Youth's Co0poni0n.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
oaDMs e0AA 01Ao1 0s0aDI
OrnniaAnRAA-
ussu.e ssAsS Lass &s

UO0O ngA1uD lAKo OOunrk
DHOTscE = nE3kN1 0i6EN I5zf
y 01liAA 4 nne1iek. - naasss. Ca -
= - 4nsrs-AanA sAaio IA - ~ - so-s
~ enseAaa-s Saassss; sA.kA04s aaasses
0ss q0AssSs. $50 s.AsAsass SaAsass. -0ssins
q ssSo1AiD . ssasA saA1s = ussa h1AHo -
UahsA haass- LaaA O1ns q PasAAAA &c.
~ sAA. ~ G.lssiAS Oians~ss- ~ Rsoss
- os0oAsas irss1nsisa - rocAonoaixn u -oiA
-; 80 IL CAs1sA- =
5. ASA1sEI. Rasi-sss
1is.a pnAAiraiiaa- Nase0AfA A
La saAiirss,aa- In.rs0Ng q MG
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
0ssass lsa1. ssass 0ssss.osssss ~
O~AlsesaSoa.
U.,.s. sr.r.s LAsS O.ssS.

Usssss SrAses LAse OsssCs.
PgG0aI0. CoA1A. ksSsnAss 4 nm6
nNO6orR = nR1E0y OiVEN T0Ai
- CAosAss q HassaA - Esssss, CsAnsosAN, kAs
80 na1in1 q inAnnaia - Raks pss.1 a. his
1pSsslns1 sioi0 "a - ~ sks -1.ssAoe-s
Qaasess. s1saino "a; aars Aaf -ssssAasss asAs-
Ss; ..aAAOs.a seasoss ..'.sAsAs: ansssss, .ar-
- CSissl 49,. Laad o. q pssAla. Cs.I,-
80, = 11s~AAS. tAs bssA day ~ hses0ADs.
H ssnss tAs hAkosiAG Siansssss IN l.soss
tko oSzaeisse isssoasiaA ssA sseleaasina u sald
naol.,, N q L. yuasa Cs.lasaAO: q. A Ne
4 A AeaHy. Rssi~sss
Hir-s DHAiiealiSsa. NosO0kps MDA
Last - ahiirasiaza u.esnAhss n bnoa
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
4 0sa1 q Aasisaa esiaA

The archaeological sscsvstisas II
the island Of Dslos have rses0tiy re-
sslted in the discovery Of tAsss LEAD.
On vases containing Athsaiaa COMA
The largest ssss held 3Ae esias 0l
four drsehnas ssch. na1s durinS
the rule Of the ArchontA Thsss
coins are in an sdmirsbll state Of
preservation and ssem nsSo9 10 have
been in circulation. AnsehsS lead
en- jar contained lie coins. dating
from the same period, and in . third
jar we're found thirty-si1 ceiAa, some
in gold and some in silver. The
jars we're under the cellsfs Of houses
ct . considerable depth below the
surface. Numismstologists eonsid-
er this to be the most impsrtAnt dis
eovery Of ancient coins ever Haad< u
Greece.-Argonaut.