davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
sUVE RANT SVAR.

Den numera aflidne gamle riks-
dagsmannen Jan Anderson uppvak-
tade en- gang, berattar F. L. T., Carl
XIV for att a Garpenbergs forsamlings
vagnar anhalla ON utnamningen af en-
kyrkoherde som OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ge.na 0nskade erh3lla.
Kyrkoherdesysslan Garpenberg var
vakant och uppeholls af vice pastor,
som vi kunna kalla X. Han uppf0rdes
a forslaget till ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gen, men forsamlingsborna tyckte af
vissa skal icke sa sardeles mycket ON
sin vice pastor, hvaremot de hade lif-
liga sympatier for en- af de a
forslaget uppforda, hvilken vid valet
ocksa erh6ll ALA rosterna sa mar som
pa n bet var klockaren som ensam
rostade pa X.
Ehuru forsamlingen hade all anled'
ming hoppas att IA den de 0askade ut,
namd, beslots dock for sa%kerhetens
skull att scoknens ALT | allom, riks,
dagsman Jan Anderson, skulle for att
framf0ra forsamlingens 0nskan upp
vakta majestatet. Mycket riktigt in
fam sig ocksa Jan Anderson en- vac
ker dag hos Carl XIV och relaterade
forhallandet.
- Jasa, SADIE konungen, han fick all;
roster sd mar som pa en-.
! ia, ers majestat, SADIE Jan An
dersson och bugade sig vordnadsfullt
- Och pastor X. fck endast klocka
rens r6st?
- ia, endast klockarens.
-Stackars X. Jasa, han han fcl
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
MORGAN SOM TALARE.

Nagon sardeles lyckad talare kr den
ne dollarkonung icke, men han vet
anda hur han skall reda sig, sasom
framgar af foljande sauna historic.
Morgan presiderade nyligen vid en-
bankett till ara for pastorn vid en- far
shionable kyrka 1 New York. ga skull
lie han halla festtalet. Han harkIade
sig och strackte pa sig.
Han b0riade med att tala. ON hur
den kara pastorn lange hade tyekat
att antaga forsamlingens kallelse.
"Skulle var kare doktor komma eller
skulle han icke komma?" fragade Nor
gan. "Hvarfor tvekade han?"
Men sA trot talegafvan. Morgan
sag sig for.agen omkring. Xfven en-
dollarkonung kan vid vissa tillfallen
sc forlagen ut.
Instinktivt stack han handen ! byx-
fickan, och Sc, strax fornams en- klang
af silfverdollar. Alias anleten ljus-
made.
- ia, nina herrar, hvad formadde
honom val att antaga var kal,else7
atertog talaren, och aterigenom skram-
lade silfverdollrarna till svar. Och
for treble gangen skramlade silver
d~ollrarna, hvarpa Morgan som afslut-
ming pa slit festtal tillade:
Sa kom Diet sig att vi fngo var
kare pastor hit.
Lifligt bifall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
TEckEN TILL Rim MEN ~ TILL
REsoN.

Du fragar ON Diet nagot tjanar (
En- pratsjuk gammal k~affesyster b
Att for slit myckna bladder satta p
ia du kan ju forsoka far du c
Man sangrost har och tager fina q
Man fastm6 far och Diet blir. kuttra 7
Man snufva har och kan Ell saga
Och nasduksl6s man sn6t sig med de 5
bet stundom 1 salongen hviskas q
Mar en- aktris upptrader I tri X
Och folk som kept till laktarn sin ems
De hviska nog detsamma afven d
Mar nAgot skont man ser man ropar. 0
Och EFT till EFT blir for en- norman 2
Far man EFT rus ga blir man pa u
Och sysslar man med sot sd blir man 4
Till lags at ingen verlden varit
Jag tar och Wander upp och ned pa usu
Mar man forlofvad blir man far en- o
Och utan pengar far man
En- obekant betecknar man med y
Al arbetsdagar ha en- vecka 6
Fiolens tredje strang benamnes o
Och klyfver man en- stock sd far man v
skogen innes raider utaf eeeeeee
Och hast och hund och katt ha. .bbbb
bet kupor finnas mang med honung !
Men denna lackerhet ar nu for "bi"
Bland visor ar nog denna hummer !
Fast EFT och annat dr. bad vindt och
Och nu jag sluta far fast Diet kanns
tungt
Blot nagra ord annu och sedan
Eft -- / rakningen Diet blifva ma
For dem som teckenspraket ej forsta
Och nu ma +, hvad som , will
Jag skrifver ej en- sadan visa till.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
! vxNTRuM IT.
Lifsbild at sleurd.

De vantande utanfor den beromde
hjartspecialistens mottagningsrum,
hvilka borjade talrikt samlas redan
mer an en- timme fore den utsatta not
tagningstidens borjan, hade tunnats al
mer och mer, och klockan fem satt
derute blot en- enda patient.
bet var en- ung flicka, vacker som
en- vardag, men en- vardag med moln
pa sin morgon, och Diet va ju int un-
derligt har / lakarens vantrum, ty da
harligt svaIlande knopp STAR ut, Or Diet
hemskt att plotsligt finna en- gnagande
mask g6md under dess hjartblad.
Den angslande oron kunde dock icke
f0rtaga, knappast mycket dampa den
unga manniskovarens s%prittande LII,
och de djupbla ogonen glanste till
Inland, som solen under af vinden riff
ma skyar. Nu borjade hon ocksa att
bli trott af den langa vantan pa denne
mast siste," som nj a derinne, den
unge, magre, bleke manner, hvars sto-
"a. sorgsna 6gon tycktes alldeles villa
tranga ut ALT annat ur Diet tarda an
sigtet. Hennes otalighet dref henne
upp ur landstolen. fran till fonstret,
Marssolens fulla ljus.
An var ingen harjning markbar. Fyl-
Zig, stralande 1 sin blonda skonhet,
stod hon der med solstralarna lekande,
darrande, hoppande / Diet gyllne har.
bet var en- gammalmodig lakarbo-
stad, som den ber0mde e~sculapen icke
velat 0fvergifva sedan han blef stor.
Den hade icke ems dubbla dorrar for
~patienterna, utan da Diet andtligen
knappte 1 EFT las derinnanfor stod e
unge manner I nasta sekund alter ute
1 vantrummet, sorgsnare, mera bold
och med lidandets pragel Diver dragon
tydligare an nagonsin. Sa foil hans
blick pa henne framme yid fonstret
och han ryckte ofrivilligt till.
Hon hade setat 1 Diet stora vantrum-
NETS m0rkaste vra, och han pa en- stol
tamburen for att COMMA sig och sin
sorg. och han hade icke lagt marke
till henne. M, da han derinne fatt
sin dom ~bekraftad: troligtvis obotlig,
1 Diet narmaste hjalplos, k~atastrofens
tidpunkt ovisst, men svarligen fjarran.
syntes honom denna uppenbarelse ar
fagring, blomstring och svallande III
sasom EFT skarande han. Hvad skulle
hon val har?
Trots sin sorg kunde han dock icke
tillbakahalla EFT ansigtsuttryck at dju'
paste beundran. Trots sin trotthet
och orc och hans skroplighet, kande
hon dock en- liten brakdel af den tri.
umf, ingen qvinna kan varja sig for,
da hon uppfangar en- dylik blick.
Jamt en- vecka derefter kommo de
iva ungefar samtidigt till vantrummet
nara en- och en- half timme fore mot
tagningens b6rjan. Bada syntes ha
beslutat sig for att hellre tidigare van
Ia 1 EFT nyss luftadt rum an senare ut
EFT o%fverfyldt och upphettadt. Dera:
blickar drogos ofrivilligt till hvarann
Han fam tillfalle att racka henne ct
tidskriftshafte och yttra EFT par bana
la ord; men hon kande dock instink
tivt att han, ON ock mahanda arm ocl
mycket mera sjuk, likval var af Henne'
a och klass. De hade kommit sam
tidigt. Med en- nagot stel bugning lem
made han henne foretradet da mottae
ningen b0rjade.
Sedan kommo de r~egelbundet p
Stamina dag l veckan, bada alltid tidig'
bada med en- nyfket sokande blici
och lingo yanligen tillbringa vantan
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

ming. Xfven ON Diet skulle beh0fvas
nagra konstaplar till, sd gjorde Diet
%ingenting. Jag tror att Diet skulle fin.
mas atskilliga, som vore villiga att an.
taga en- dylik plats utan sarskild er.
sAttning.
Men imam vi MI "a nagra hygieniska
foreskrifter, sd kan nj gerna vanta
med att kyssas. Hvarfor ska nj nod.
vandigt ga och CORA err olyckliga, mar
nj vet hur farligt Diet dr.. Tank pa er
helsa!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

mycket- pa gullvifvan, minnena och
borgfrun pa Wirebonas. Han undrade
NEST huruvida han sjalf skulle langre
ga har pa jorden och m5jligen komma
till professorns vantrum annu en- gang
eller iva, eller staderskan foljande
morgon fnna honom ikgiltig for ALT,
kali och stel.
Sjalf tyckte han att Diet gjorde no.
nom precis detsamma hvilketdera.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
EN- Bid uR PARisLIFvET.

Eft af de stora modemagasinen 1 Pa.
ris a har om dagen skadesrsl for
EFT pinsamt, hjartlost upptrade, som
utmynnade / en- tragedi af bedrofliga-
ste art.
En- elegant kladd ung qvinna. en- at
de professionals ~sk0nheter, som arc
NEST KINDA af la jeunesse doree, stod
och gjorde slit urval bland diverse
sidenvaror. som zorro framlagda pa
disken. Da kande hon en- hand for
sigtigt laggas pa sin arm och en- dam
pad rost, som yttrade:
- Alice, min egen flicka, Alice!
Hastigt vande hon sig ON och stod
ansigte mot ansigte med en- gammal
skrynklig gumma, hvilkens enkla
dragt antydde att hon var bondhustru.
Hennes ogon stralade az glade, och
med synbar hapenhet ofver den yngre
qvinnans granna klader utropade hon:
ga har jag da andtligen funnit
dig, Alice, efter femton ar. dag ar
Diet en- lyckodag for mig!
Men den unga qvinnan sag kallt pa
| sin NOR och svarade hogdraget:
- Nj misstar er, madame. Jag kan
ner er icke.
- Madame! flamtade den aldre
qvinnan, f0rlamad af den upprorande
erfarenhet hon fck CORA att Diet barn
hon mart vid sin BARN vagrade kannas
vid henne.
Men kanske var Diet verkligen EFT
misstag. Icke kunde EFT barn forneka
sin NOR. Och dock.
Alice, shrek hon I sin fortviflan,
Sc pa mig! Jag ar din nor. Gyckla
int med mig! om du bara visste,
hvad jag lidit sedan den dag du sprang
bort! s
Den hardhjartade %sk0nheten gaf Ell
akt pa de ironiska %ogonkast bitradena
b6rjade vexla med hvarandra. Hon
vinkade till en- af herrarna och SADIE
med lag rost:
- Var sd vanlig och for undan den
der tokiga gumman.
Derpa gjorde hon med vidrig tvar,
sakerhet nagra SNARE inkop utan att
Sc at den gamla. Donna hade blifvit
mycket blek, och under Diet hon tyst
stod der och sag pa sin langa vackra
flicka, tillrade tar pa tar utfor hennes
vissnade kinder.
Sc der, tag delta! SADIE den unga
uvinnan,h ON nj behofver mera hjalp
sa lat mig veta Diet! Men nj har all
deles bestamdt begatt EFT misstag. Jag
ar mile de c.. och icke er dotter.
Och med EFT ofverlagset leende och
en- f0raktfull axelryckning fattade mile
de c.. slit eleganta slap och skred
ut ur butiken till sin vantande vagn.
Knappt hade hon hunnit Oliver tro'
skeln f0rran den gamla qvinnan, Of
vervaldigad af Diet Stag hon fatt, sjonk
till golfvet. Bodbitradena sprungo till
for att hjalpa henne, och den olyckligs
modern forbes / vagn till narmaste
apotek. Men ALA anstrangningar att
radda hennes lif voro fruktl0sa; Ell
blodkarl hade brustit, och inom nagra
minuter var hon dod.
bet ligger en- viss frost, sager It'd
ningen som berattar den bedrofligt
historien, l att veta att en- mile c.:
syster, som har EFT mera prosaisk
MANN och eyer en- mejeribod vid Ru'
de Rivoli, gjorde ALT hvad en- karleks
full dotter kunde CORA for att me-
v0rdnad och heder visa sin begratnt
. moder den sista tjansten.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
kare pastor hit.
Lifligt bifall.


inte tro. hur sk0nt Diet ar har ute pa
landet! Mjolken kommer direkt fran
kon pa sanger till oss."
Testamentsviilkor. / slit testament
te forordnade g~odsegare x. bl. annat:
"Hundra kronor gifver jag klockaren
1 forsamlingen med villkor att han ieke
sjunger pa min b~egrafning."
Alter pa siftermaIsbyran. Herrn
har just lurat mig flint. Min svarfar
ar ju fattig som en- kyrkratta, och nf
sa att han hade pengar som gras.
- Ma, har han gras da?
Nytt MANN. Doktorn: - Ma, hur
star Diet till med gumman?
- 10, Sc varken den a ALT likadan.
Den b0rjar / borste a gar ut j nacken
a sen ner efter ryggen a fortsatter
hela eftermeddan utefter...
hastigheten. Ma, err arade fTne
- Hon ar der berta vid pianOt.
- 4, den vackra damen, som ackom-
panjerar det der sjungande flaskber-
get, som star b. edvid?
- Det az mir fru, som sjunger...
En- svsrmisk dam, som kommit att
sitta vid sidan at en- ber0md kompo-
mist och dirigent, fragar, i hopp att ia,
EFT spirituelt var
Hur hammer nj er, mar nj dirigeras
Monde symfonien?
- Hungrig.
ia eIler nej7 - Naturligtvis kom-
mer jag att bli fulare med aren, hVi-
sKade den unga fastm0n och lade slit
hufvud pa hans axel.
- Omojligt, utropade han. Och nu
kan han int f0rsta, hva:f0r hon ha-
stade forlofningsringen pa golfVet oen,
f0rsvann UT rummet.
| Hemskt. Hanson: - Och da jag,
lag der i v~attnet, pa vag att sjunka,
passerade hela mitt f0regaende lf for
mig.
OLSON: - Usch da.
Vaninnor emeIlan. - Emile, du
matte visst sjalf laga maten numera.
- Hur sa?
- 10, for nj har ju lagt er till med
husapotek.
R%omanfras. Edward gick vi6 den
tillbeddas sida. under Diet snon sakta
dalade ned, och hans hjarta smalte for
hennes tjusningskraft likt sn0flingor-
ma pa hans nasa."
Ur en- uns dams r~esedasbok. II gar
alton kom jag ut pa pensionatets We
randa med min nya lilafargade klad-
ming, ALA blefvo stumma af fortjus-
ming. solen sj0nk blodrod bakom
! fjallet."
S~varfadern (prosten upplaser rigset
formularet): - Jag Anders P. tager
dig Hulda H. till min akta maka trepe-
teras at brudgummen) och !otvac att
alska dig ! Md och lust.
Brudgumneu (nagot dofl: - AZ
h sa farLror??
For mycken sors. bet speltes ira
' gedi och sarskildt en- mycket rorande
seen. Plotsligt reser sig en- skallig
here pa parkett, y~tterplats, och sager
till en- dam / parkettlogen: Min
~h0gtarade, jag ~respekterar err rorelse,
men nj later iu era tarar falla midi
ner / hufvudet pa mig.
bet ar oanska Iustist med Diet der
artistkotteriet borta 1 norman. Hvar
enda qvall arc de sist i lokalen, och
5 sa 1 EFT tag ga de ALA ut pa en- gang
- ia, ser du. hvar och en- ar radd
I att de andra skola saba ned hans NAL
= ningar medan han al borta, och der
for tors ingen ga f0rst.
AfIidna NOR srita Ersa I iIogardel
e hade / lifstiden forordnat att ION Tic
sin begrafning skulle baras till graf
ven.
Da gubben Lars Ersa oct oaktad
l. pa begrafningsdagen stallde 1 o--',iD,
likskjuts, erinrades han ON Oft mo
l.. Rita int vile aka.
Lars Ersa (argt): - vine! j
ska ia me- hundan lara henne q villa
= -
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

endast klockarens. Han skall val do
ia min ocksa, SADIE konungen.
Och dervid blef Diet. x. blef utnamd
till kyrkoherde : ~Garpenberg emot hela
f0rsamlingens 0nskan.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

Mrs. Mary Louise B. Owen OF New
York has become the richest woman in
the world through decision of the
Cal,'rrria courts awarding her the
title to 10000 acres of land In Mexico
valued at $4,000, 600. Her husband,
Col. A. X. Owen, secured a grant Of
the land from the Mexican government
In 1877. This grant has recently been
amrmed by the Mexican courts, while
dispute between Mrs. Owen and
rival claimants In this country has
just been settled by the California
supreme court In Mrs. Owens favor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
Queen Victoria Paid q Debt.

King Edwards appointment of Sir
Evelyn Wood to be a field marshal
has broneht out the interesting fact
that the family of the kirg was once
deeply infohted 4: the grandfather OF
Ger Wood, Matthew Wood. London
merchant 1t was through the gen.
ercsity OF the old merchant that the
duke OF Kent was able TO come to
England from Germany so that the
future Queen Victoria could be born
ON British soil. The first baronetcy
bestowed by Queen Victoria upon her
accession was on Matthew Wood.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
The Editor Ats leo Much

The editor and wife had another
square meal Sunday on account OF
having received an Invitation to dine
at the hotel Pork said he was afraid
we wouldn't accept. but we did. For
the benefit Of our lady readers we will
state that they had chicken and the
stun that goes with such layout. and
strawberry shortcake ard lettuce. Our
vile wore Ter blue and white and
looked real dear. Mrs. Perkins had a
new skirt and looked too sweet for
anything. The editor wore his Sun
day. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday, Saturday suit and
was sick all night.-White Is. d.
Leader.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

The market value OF stocks in
certain vast combinations of cor
porations known as trusts have
sunk to one-half, one-quarter, one
tenth, and in some cases to one
fiftieth OF the market price a year
ago. Those who are wondering
how ON earth we shall get rid Of
trusts may as well save their
anxious breath and economic their
psrspiration. Trusts seem to have
a way OF getting rid Of themselves.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
stockholders, Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank,
Shoshone. Idaho, vii be held at
the banking Office at 10 o'clock
am, March IL, 1904, for the cleo
ton Of directors and such other
business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
2w5 CnAs. NJ. HEMPHnI..
Cashier.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
WINTER IN EXTREME souTH.
FrlghtfuI Cold Experienced In the Ant
artlc CircIa.

artlc Circle.
A sailor on the antarctic ship Dis
covcry. whose commander, Capt. Scott
has approached nearer the south pole
than any other explorer. writes as fol-
lows of his winter experiences: I'VE
had 123 days without the sun, and 104
days complete darkness. We went
through 1t all gay. Lowest tempera
ture registered. 5S degrees below zero.
You do not feei the cold very much
without the wind: then. with wind
look OUT First your nose, then ears,
then fingers go. We never go out
alone on account of the heavy biz
yards. Your companion will turn
round and say; Your nose is gone
II turns as white as this paper. You
turn away from the wind and pull your
mittens of to bring your nose around;
by that time. your fingers are gone,
so it's no pleasure going out In a
slight breeze. The billiards. are fear.
full Mr. Bernacchi and the engineer
went to a hut fifty yards away. and.
though rored from hut to ship, were
lost in blizzard for two and three
ycarter hours"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT

gHO6HONE, . city Of 800: the county seat Of
Lincoln county and the best town III South
ern Idaho, on the main line OF the Oregon
Short Lane Railway and junction OF the
sasnr line of road 20 Ketchum. distance OF
- mills and the nearest route to Thunder
Mountain.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

| Joe Kelly of Bellevue was il
town Yesterday.
Jos. Montgomery was down from
HALEY the first Of ths week.
Michael Hickey OF Bellevue ar
rived here yesterday bound home
from the west.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Waddington died at their
home near Hsgerman Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. G. w. Oliver of Pocatello
was the guest OF Judge and Mrs.
j. w. Smith from Sunday until
Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. l. N. Sullivan II
HALEY passed through here
Monday on their way home from
Omaha.
The supreme court has handed
down decision in the case Of
Bear Lake county VS.. Alfred Bulge,
Judge Of the fifth district, in which
a writ was sought to prohibit the
Judge from further proceedings in
IN action pending in Bear Lake
county wherein Water Commits
.ioner Turner is plaintiff and the
to the use OF water in
Dairy Canyon creek are defend
lnts, though none of the defend
Ints are named in the action.
The court held that sections "a, /
Is and 36 of the state irrigation
aw are unconstitutional, and a
writ was granted the county. This
ase is similar to the one started
y Water Commissioner Riblett in
he district court OF Blaine county
gainst all claimants of the right
0 the use OF water OF Little Wood
liver whose rights have not been
diudicated. The case was con-
nued at the fall term of court to
wait the decision of the supreme
Durt in the Bear Lake county case,
nd there is no doubt, in view of
ne supreme courts decision, but
hat the case Of Water Commits
oner Riblett will be dropped.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

Nebraska's favorite son is max
ing heap Of trouble for the dem
ocratic party. 1t is now announced
that he has captured Kentucky.
He has carried war so effectively
into the South that Senators Black
burn and McCreary and the thrill
ing Watterson are in danger OF
being left out in the cold. 1t is
quite wonderful what a political
blight occurs where Mr.. Bryan has
set his foot.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

The Panama canal treaty was
the rock on which the democrats
in the United States senate split.
The treaty has been thorn in the
side of that party ever since Pan
anna revolted aud ratified that
document. All efforts to solidify
the democratic senators agains. the
treaty failed, and when the vote was
taken Tuesday number OF them
voted for Its ratification. Thus has
the democracy, through the action
OF its representatives in the senate,
failed 10 secure what the party
leaders once considered good cam
paign material for the coming presi-
dental election. Although it was
quite natural to expect that all
western senators would vote for a
proposition which would aid so |
materially in the development of
the West Senator Dubois was
amcng those who voted against the
treaty.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

The action OF Secretary Hay in
trying to protect the territorial in
tegrity Of China and to limit the
area Of hostilities il.ir.ae East
meets with the universal approval
Of all parties.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

A recent count OF church attend
ance in New York city showed
125,O00 church goers out OF 1000
600, and two-thirds OF these were
Roman Catholics.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

The democrats in the senate are
kindly furnishing the republican
party with plenty OF campaign
material. They are even patriotic
enough to outline the paramount
plank that will find place in the
Chicago platform and then to vote
for the republican policy in open
session. We never have seen the
time when the democrats were so
complaisant, so sensible and so
useful. They have talked most
eloquently and Indignantly against
the Panama treaty, and then, with
far greater eloquence, they have
smiled and voted for it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26
American ArtIst Honored.

Emperor Franz Josef OF Austria has
conferred upon George Hitchcock, an
American artist, the cross of officer
OF the Franz Josef order.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-26

Entered vt the postofice at Shoshone, Idaho,
- second class mail matter for transmission
through The Unit@,d States mails.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
EXPENSE OF THE MILITARY.
Estimates Of the War Department.
Appropriations Aggregating
sos, 1856, $50 Asked For.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The estimates
of the war department for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1906, aggregate
$l03, 6S6,7SO. This is $22,242,612 less
than the war department estimates sub
mitted year ago, and $3,SS2,3SS less
than the total appropriations made for
the use of the war department for the
current fiscal year ending June 30, 1905.
The amount estimated as necessary
for the military establishment, which
embraces the cost of maintenance of the
army and of the military academy at
West Point, is $72,7O6, 156, being 81, $780,
006 less than the appropriations for the
present year.
Under the head of public works, which
include the improvement of rivers and
harbors and various national parks
throughout the country, and of certain
public buildings and grounds in and
around Washington, and the construc-
ton of seacoast Notifications, military
posts, etc, the estimates call for ap-
preparations amounting in the aggre-
gate to $22,S76,S34 for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1906, as compared with
22,772,511, which is the amount of cur
rent appropriations for similar pur-
poses.