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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-04-24
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SHOPS 9th and CENTRE STREETS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-04-24

Steamed oysters are nice change and
are very appetizing served in their she'll
Buy the oysters unopened, wash thor
oughly, using brush or coarse cloth;
place them separately in the steamer or
in large sieve put on top large pot of
boiling water. The deep shell must be
undermost in order that no juice may be
wasted. AS soon as the oysters open
they are done, and should be served at
once, with pepper, salt, butter, ETC., to
TASTE
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The daughter of Rev. DR.. Henry Will
son, the assistant rector of St. Georges
Episcopal church, in New York city, a
cultured young woman who has shone
in fashionable society, has joined the
Salvation Army. This is only the out
growth of her interest in city mission
work, and in donning the simple uni
form of the army and subjecting herself
to its severe discipline she feels that she
is enlarging her circle of usefulness.
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GRAND OPENING

Having removed large three doors below Bloomsbury
ready line goods
before in he
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2 ROOMS FULL OF GOODS,

Such China Quenswa Rottenhamwa Tnw and all kinds of
Household Furnishing Goods
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
IND!gCRININATE SATgHSIIZA.
ION

The decision Of n Judge in scranton.
Pa. raises n delicate question regard
ing citizenship in the United STATES.
lie refused to grant naturalization
papers to two IIungarians because
they could not understand The qucs-
lions of the Court, through intcrprc-
tation.
The question whether n knowledge
of English ought to be a condition
precedent TO granting naturalization,
if settled according to this decision.
might exclude soInc very learned men
IN The world from becoming citizens
Of our country. for such men might
live in communities here where a
knowledge of the language wonld
not be necessary for their daily life
or the prosecution Of their studies or
yocaiiors.
There is no gainsaying the fact
that the creation of citizens is GER
tain!y much abused. as gangs of
Italians or IIungarians. recruited
from the lowest rank and scum of
foreign populations. ere made into
citizcn, without the slightest knowl-
edge of any language but their own
dialect, and utteral!y ignorant on all
except handling a broom or
piekaxe, and willing 10 live on q few
cents a day.
That American citizenship is too
regarded no one tan deny.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
A Paper for the Million.

The Ueste,n Eulul and 1aericnn
SfDck2H0n is one of the oldest and
abIest farm Journals published in this
country. and none is more fully idcn-
titled with the best Interests of the az
riculiural classes. Ii deal, not only
with the farm but more especially
with the farmer. It's columns are de-
voted 10 subject, involving literature
and science and its aims are tor the
promotion and elevation OF the social
AMI economic condition of the farmer
and his FIRMLY. The RpUl advocates
physical culture and manual training
rs well Is intellectual endowment. II
believes that The state owes TO the cit
lien the right of such al cduration a.
shall III him for a sc!t-rcliant citizen
sip and that our Public School sys-
tom should be enlarged along the
more practical lines. In short, the
Hurdi is Il Firc,iic Companion as well
a. Il helper in the affairs OF farm life.
Subscription price Sl.50per year. For
free sample copies address Milton
George, 1873 Clark street, Chicago. III.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
WOMEN WITHOUT CHILDREN,

Here we find that One-lifth of the
married women of Massachusetts, are
chiidlcss. II is said that in no country
save France can n similar condition of
affairs be found. On the other hand.
Instead % over 20 per cent. only 1927
per cent. of the forcing-born women
OF Massachusetts, are childlc-s. What
is true Of this State is undoubtedly in
Il greater or less degree true through
out the country. The time has come.
WHICH, we must face the fact that. the
increase Of population by birth is de-
rrra~ing-tllat the tendency OF the
times among wcli-to-dO Americans 5
to small families. and that onc-fitih of
our native married wOmcn are child
le,s.-ChjcnyD TiiJERe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

thing more than merely accidental.
II is a remarkable fact that every n
of these ten States Is q Democratic
State, and that all of them but three
Maryland, Missouri and Kentucky
were of those lately in rebellion. 1t
has been the fashion in certain Demo-
cratic circles and in all Democratic
newspapers to hold up the Demo-
cratic party as the party of purity
and economy, and TO dcnouncc the
Republican party as the party of cor
ruption, lavish expenditure and waste
of public funds. In view of the facts
presented above it is hard to see what
basis there is for any such allegation.
Within a year ten Democratic State
Treasures and q large number Of
other Democratic county and city
officials, nearly all in the States south
Of Mason and Dixon's line, which are
solidly Democratic, and which are
kept so by force and fraud in order
so the dominant party tells us-that
government may be administered
with purity and economy, have stolen
the funds committed TO their charge.
During the SAME period how many
Republican officials have even been
charged, much less convicted, of any
such malfcasancc: The balance is
overwhelmingly against the Demo
Gratis. II is ridiculous for them any
longer TO attenpt TO pose as the party
Of purity and honesty.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
cHiLDLEss AMERICAN WOMEN.
Astonishing Figures Developed by the
Last Census,

The fact that the total population
of the United States has fallen below
the popular estimate of 64.000.000 is
likely TO call attention to the fecundity
of American IN Not long ago
a sensational newspaper took a census
of the children in certain fashionable
quarters in this city, and brought to
light the fact that comparatively few
children gladden. the spacious homes of
Murray Hill, and that the birth rate
there was alarmingly low. The lastState
census of Massachusetts, brings out
some interesting facts in relation TO
the percentage OF married women
having 10 children. Here is n table
compiled from the Massachusetts ten
sus slowing the percentage of native
and of foreign born ONO having
children:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

Not many years ago a dictatorship
was the normal form of government
in Central and South American re-
publics. But the living generation
has witnessed u wholesome change in
this respect. and with Ijalmaccda. of
Chill, VIII depart the last of a long
line of Spanish-American dcspots. II
is no; necessary 10 90 back Ia Lopez.
Of Paraguay. who involved his people
in Il national ruin not parallc.ed in
modern days. We have seen Barri"s
slain. Blnncn "A fugitive. Clcman de-
posed and Dom Pedro, Il good IN H..
but a monarch, driven into exile: and
now there is al outbreak of the same
spirit in Portugal. Everywhere true
republican ideas are gaining n hold on
the people, and the prospects are bright
for Latin America and Latin Europe
as well.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

and il is achieved with very little
formality, and is regarded only as
comforting a right to vote. The
many inducements Of a free govern
ment AID equality of human rights
held out by our country attract a
large number of the oppressed Of all
nations. and il would be difficult TO
draw the line. Yet many are inclined
TO believe As the judge in this case
did. that when a person cannot under
stand the questions put TO him, even
when interpreted in his own tongue,
he should be denied citizenship with
a people who feel il m honor TO call
themselves Americans.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

WHEREAS, August Vessel and Louisa
w Vessel. ris WIFE, of the county of Cape
GirarJi"au. state of Missouri, by their certain
deed o, tru t. dated the fifth day OF May. eight
cen hundred and lightweight aai recorded in
Book o., on ragr III. al the Recorders Office of
Cape Girar'irau county. Missouri. convene to
the undersigned trustee the following described
real catat" situate l. iTg and being in the cont.
Of Cape Girarieau aud state OF Missouri, to-
wit.
The northwest quarter o. of the southeast
quarter ~, n. v. ;. F. } of fractional section
fifteen Ga. aufl the east fractional hall ~ of
the northeast fractional quarter 90 and north
east fractional quarter o. nVrthw cSt iractin; al
quarter e. f~racti"- al section tw clty-twO co.
township thirty tai. north Of range twelve (3l
east 60 taifir- one hu"dre'' AID twenty and
Linctv-tWO nar huLdiro!tns ,l1U .5-lrI acres
Also the northwest quarter "a of the north
ga : fractional quarter e.. -. ". y. r.. frac-
tio;,Gli of fractional section twenty-five tn
township thirty Ga r"r'h of ranIe twelve tl2l
raSf. c'utaiti, 9 forty ,iHj acres.
Also tht sIuthWy. I quarter ~ OF the south
cH-t quarter 90 and the northeast quarter ca
o! the ~Gu'hcast quarter pt section fifteen 10
tow hsiLp thirty t') north oi IA gc twelve ~
east.
Also the sout ,ca.t quarter % of the south
w,.-t quarter "a Ut section fiitcCI 40 township
thirty IN, north oi range twelve ~ east. co..-
tanning th,rty-hsne and rigLty-one one humid
rctiths ia -i-l"D.
Also seventeen and thirty-sfN one hundrrdths
az .if-lmp acrcs described a. follows: Begin
ming thirteen and twenty one huhdrc'ths
Us 2l-l0l chains west of tn" southeast corner
Of said section fifteen lIil. thence north eleven
degrees, east twenty and tw"r'y-two one
hu.drcdths 20 ~2.-IH1l chains. thence west ten
lInl ,lcgr"t fifty-ivr chains TO the northwest
corner of said tract OF land, said quarter IA
quarter ii4l section, thence twrrtv CO.
chains to the southwest corner Of said quarter
tiIi quarter section, thence east -iX and e ghty
ore huI'.rr'ith- chains 10 The beginning corner
Which, said conveyance was made in trust to
secure The uayrnr:t of Il certain ~prnmiss"ry note
ia said deed Of trust mentioned aud described;
aud.
Whereas. said mote has long since become due
aud pay able, according 10 the true tenor. date
and eject OF said note and Remains urpaid.
Now. thrrr1prr, |. the Undersigned trustee,
at the request of the legal holder OF said nCte
and by virtue Of the power aud authority in me
vrBtpd BY said deed OF trust and pursuant to the
provisions of said d,el Of trust. will. on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Mr.. German In the senate.

When the Senate opens in the
morning. while the page boys are
drawn up semi-circlc. II at each
desk in front Of the Nicc-Presidcnt's
table, and the chaplain is pouring
forth his appeal for Il Divine blessing.
to which ingalls, listens with fo.dcd
arms and dcyomtly Bonded head. and
TO which Mr.. Iioar responds with an
earnest Amen" German sometimes
stands with his shoulder aeains; the
arch of the cloak room door. one
foot crossed over the Utlrcr, that
habitual frozen. cynical smile on bis
mouth. and looks ovcr the Senate
chamber as if he could read the
thoughts of each man and the plans
for the day each might Ire thinking Of
during his drvotions. During the
session he is sometimes in his seat.
listening and watching infcntiy. or il
moving among Ills colleagues. quickly
from IL to another. but with cool
ness and an air OF delibcration. Anxi-
ETY. is never indicated on his face. aud
he preserves an even manner through
out the day ami from day to day.
lie i, pcrpetually sought by news-
paper men who want inside informa-
ton and he talks with them all
pleasantly and confidentially without
giving them any information. Some
times one who is radically wrong in
his Interpretation of n move will re-
ceiye a hint to that effect: but he is
left to his own wits to work out the
truth. German takes few people into
confidence. and many who take
commands from him do so on faith. not
knowing just the reason for them
UuSHiu1iOH EucHjUU STIR,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
jan47n35G Trustee.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

NUEREAS, Henry X Host aud Pauline
" lInyt, his Wifi. Of IL" rnIrty Of CAPE Gil
raTican. STAT" Of Missouri. by their ccTtail
d,ri Of tri-t. dated the sINth day Of April,
eighteen hdldrci aad eighty -niir al Il recorded
Ia Book -. oA page ~. OF the I:ecnricr's Office
of Cape tirari'au county. Missouri. cDnVcycd
90 thu dcr-ig"rI trustee the following Icscrib-
Ell real estate -i;datr. lying and hriaZ In the
c1unty Of cape GiTarirau apd ';H;c Of Missouri
tp-wit:
Part 81 lot humber seven a. OF the city
formerly iowu) Of Jackson, described A. fol-
loSa. H'sih at the southwest cJr,rr Of said
lot number -rvcn % thence north alOag High
street one huHdTr'! a.fd three and Dnr-half NnB',J
feet. thcac" eat siNiy-Gvr hIJ feet, thence
north thiTty-s! AID onr-hlii t}GtD feet. thence
east twcity-thrcc All Ogr-hHli tgIJ feet,
the; &c south one EundrrI AID forty Utng feet,
thr.Cr Hr-. lightweight aId on,-half - J
fCrt along -ocnad south street - the beginning.
being sam" lDt acquired by shid Henry X lIOyt
bs >arr.i's Deed Of ilcury. Charles and Chris
tIaI llU5furistcr. Of record il the ErcGr hrs
"aicr %. saii county, IN book number fifteen
GJJ. pages four hu9hrch AID iiity-thr,r HJ3l
81 four hundred and lift -fvs.
Which aid convey ancr was made In tru ( to
secure the pay nirit OF u ~r1TtGil prUmissOry nOtc
ia -uiI decd Of trust m,,tiOne'l and described:
and.
Whereas. said E"'c has lOig since become due
a. y payaDl". according Ia the true tenor. date
and eject Of said note ~: Il remains unpaid
SOW, therefore. /. the unirr-is,ed trustee.
1T the request Of the legal holder Of said note
s"h by virtue 81 the power and authority in me
ye-trl by said deed % trust rad Tursu aIt to the
1 rat - nm All s.iI IltpI pI .rfI-f xiii m
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

A DMiNi-T.AI DinS NDTiEE-N0ticn Is
"A hereby giv"I hat |, the uater,is1rl Public
Aifuilistrat"r Of tape Guardian ruu lty. Mis-
rouri. haV' Ol the .th dag oi Ja.Iary. I>Il,
taEct char e. Of the cztatr Of Mar Ann iITrwE,
d"cra,ci. with the will n EcNc1, in THE Probate
court of .aii county. at Jackson. Missouri
All "a r-ol. hayir = claims BgHi rht said estate
are ! :lir,"l 80 ".iIi.it t.f"in 81 hin Tor allow
arrr. within GuG wear IrhIn the LAT" at rail
or .hry may b. prr"'u Bel from any bcnc-
IL ni airi, late. AID II sad CLAIMS he not ~
hih.t"1! within twDscrr- from the late OF the
publication of thi- IOt.rc. thy Will br fprpIcr
harTri flsEDEE!Lk q. WLLTEtEE,
frb1nsJ Public administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

4 D:ilSI-TRATO.'S SOTI'E -SGtice is
Il l,rCby 2iven that letters al I:Hi.i-tratipa
upon tn - tate OF jasper =. E-ppE-. deceased.
haT" been -rani"i TO the undrr-i-ucd by the
cl"r.. u Ia" tarc G!r"r eau coIrt Of common
pliers, Of Cap" Gi-sri"aa equity. Mis.OHri.
boar, date the sixth day Of January. I-1l.
All p'rsOu- haviug claim, a;.irst sHid estate
ar" / !Iir1! 70 exhibit t&yEi t. lin for allow
:Irr within one year IrOB the dh:r Oi iGid let
tcrs or they may b" ii%rccluitd from any benefit
o! -lr..4 estate: ial IL saul claims Dc rot rs!.D-
i'd "ithiH twO ear from III" dGt" % tn" pub
~IioafipI OF this notice thDS viii b" f.r-:rr bar
rcd john ". BIiDOnS,
J~aulsnS2 administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Probate Docket

List OF Executors, administrators Guardians
and CuratOrs who are required by law to eX-
hihit thur accounts for settlement on the day
and date below ramed. Mt the February Term,
1871, OF said court, to be begnl and held at the
court house in the city OF Jackson, Cape Girar-
dean cOu ty, Missouri. commencing on Mon
day, February gth. ISL.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

4 DEMONSTRATORS SDTlIL Notice is
n hereby given tI.t letter. Of rdriris;ratiDh
riOu the estate Of ETtst Mueller, deceased.
plea. &; Gag" airGriCaJ county. Missouri,
bear z hat, IA" ." ents -scTrai.I day OF DcctIn-
.-T. IrH
III p rs0G- hayigg claims against said estate
irr required 20 exhibit them 10 him for allow
acc T.tit. one gear rom 'he date o: said let
tcrs CT they H.ay br ~prccIuded frpfn ANY benefit
Of suci estate: G.l If said claims be lot cNhib-
it'll within two yrars from the date of .ie paJ-
Location VI ;his IOiicc they will De forever bar
red. WILLIAM IL. COERYER.
j~aEI.E32 Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Wholesale Arrest of wnshjp
Officers.

For a week pas; Sheriff Goodin has
been busy serving attachments issued
by order Of the County Court, rrturn-
able TO the February term Of said
court, to he held in this riiy on Hon
day next. against each and every jas
tirc of the peace and constable in Mis-
sis.ippi county. whose term of oG,..re
recently expired. II is charged in The
attachments. rs a cause for the whole
sale arrest of oiliccre. that they. or
most Of them. have failed. after due
notice and in accordance with law. Ia
make the settlements required by
statute. The peculiar wording Of some
OF the attachments bear ilic impress
sion that the arrested officers are
charged with c~nbczzlcincnt of funds
collected by them: but il is not prob
able that sucii a charge vas contem-
piatcd. the object Of the extraordinary
move being only 10 comply with law
and make the justices and conatab!cs
do the same with regard TO settlements.
The county court will he lively il its
proceedings next week, pcriiars.-
Charleston Democrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
SOME DEMOCRATIC DEFATLTERs,

a special committee of the Arkan-
sas Legislature has just been engaged
in counting the money in the Office of
the State Treasurer. That official has
been found TO be short just abou;
$4,000, and his ,,bond,Incn will have
to make good the deficit. \ few days
ago, in the report of the State Auditor
to the Legislature the fact was an
nounccd that sever of the county
treasurcrs Of Arkansas are at the
present time dcfaultcrs. some of them
for small amounts. but altogether
a~ggrcgating quite a large sum. This
will do pretty well for one ironclad
Democratic State, where the principles
of jefferson are supposed TO be
carried out in all their purity. and
where the Democrats have had things
all their own way for n number of
years.
This exposure in Arkansas brings
TO mind a number of other causes of
the saline sort. Ii was only last spring
that the State Treasurer of MARYLAND.
Stevenson Archer. was indicted for
.cmbczzling S132.0O0. About the same
time il was discovered in New Orleans,
during the course of the fight ON the
lottery charter. that n Democratic
member of the state Legislature had
fled with about $4,000. of cmbczZlcd
funds. This man, whose name was
AlphOnsc Phillips, had an example set
him by the previous flight of the
Louisiana State Treasurer. Mr.. Burke.
with nearly $4,000 of The States
money, which has never been re-
covered.
still ahoiit the same time, namely.
the middle of last May. il was dis
covered ia Kansas City that the city
treasurer. i'ir. Prakc, wa, short about
$4,000 in his accounts, and the
citizens were thoroughly frightened
they discovered. after Mr.. Pcake
had been in office for three days. thai
although 100000 Lad come into his
hands not a cent of ii had been de-
posted in the bank.
II was only the other day in New
York that the courts affirmed n judg-
Incnt in favor Of the city against
Goldman and Adam KunkIc,
who were surctics on the bond of T..
ID. Gale. formerly collector of arrears
IF taxes. and the surciic, were obliged
% turn ovcr $4,000 10 the city treas
Iry.
Following is a lat of States in
the State Trcasurcrs have de-
II docs moi include. OF course.
my county or city officials who have
proved unfdi.hfUl 10 their trusts. II
hows that within a short period no
ess than ten State Treasures have
untrue to their obligations.
md have siolgn altogether more than
I.jOO,0OG:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

EISAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby
Il given to al! crp.it1r. aud others interested
ia the estate Of Il, ihOny Margum. Deceased.
that the uIdeTai-..tl late public administrator
ald as such kag:- charge OF said estate. in
tends to make fHaI settlement thereof at tIe
next term OF the probat" court Of cape Girar-
dean County, Missouri. TO be held at the court
house in the city of Jackson, Missouri, on the
9TH day Of February, I-JI.
ANDREW II. SCHLUETER,
janl1n32 Late Public administrators
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

Now we will have TO sleep on straw
beds. The Missouri Legislature says
geese shall no longer run at large. OF
course the farmer cannot afford TO
raise geese if he is compelled TO keep
them in pens.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

g DMiSISTRATO2'& EDTICE.-NOtic ia
"A hereby given :kat letters Of administration
upon The estate OF Hamilton q. Wilson, de-
CEASED, have been granted 10 the Under. ilned
by the clerk Of the Cape Girardeau court of
Common pleas Of Cape Giraricau cCIIty, Mis-
souri,, bearing dGtc the third day Of January,
Isl.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhihit them to him for elbow
auce within one wear fr9Ia the date Of said let
tiers or they nay b. prccluded from any benefit
OF such estate: ard If said claims be not cxbib-
tied within two years from the date of the pub
lica;iCa OF this notice they will be forever bar
red. GILBERT II. WILSON,
iaBl1a53 Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07
Notice for Sealed Proposals from
Banks or Banking Corporations.

Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned, on or be-
fore the first day of the February term 1851 ] Of
the County Court OF Cape Girardeau county,
from any banking Incorporation, association or
individual banker In the county OF Cape Girar-
dean desiring TO be made the depository OF the
funds OF said county for the term Of two years
ensuing said above named term. Bids to be pre-
scented before noon February :. lsJl. that being
the first day Of said term, AID same mus. be
made in conformity to the provisions Of Art. q,
Chap ~. u. :. of Mo. Of l-s9. page sGs. The
court has the right TO reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM PAAR.
Clerk of the County Court.
jackson, Mo-, Jan. :, ISL.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

II j. 10 be hoped Missouri consta-
blcS will exercise their newly acquired
powers in the way of arresting
domestic geese with great caution. If
all domestic geese found at large are
run ill.," the expenses Of the con-
stabulary and indeed. of the admins
tration Of justice generally. will be
increased 90 an alarming extent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-07

The irony of fate strangely illus
trated Ill the death of several soldiers
in a railroad accident in Kansas.
These soldiers were part of the
Seventh Cavalry, returning from Pine
Ridge Agency TO their station at
Fort Riley. Having passed through
the late Indian campaign without
meeting with any loss. il seems rather
hard TO be killed in a railroad acci-
dent on their way home.