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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24

Oscar Craendorf and win Welsh
were in Kansas City Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
osiBcIsL sarsK os sgxxsSoS ooeNT-

sr be- shall help nAsutzsa the party
solidarity for the Parpo-e Of accom-
plsshlne sts ehsssi psryo-e OF whether
the departure frosa pr,acsp!e IN the
ball a. lee regards 1t. 10 50 extreme
thai he mus, IA eoascseuce standoe
the party
There can be NO "chsef psrpo~e"
Il Pol.t,esl parry higher than the
psrpose 81 rsdeensaG ,ts psomsses
10 the people II Is not the repre-
sentative Who seeks 30 msAe le1,sla
ton eosfosm IN lssser and ia syar,t
10 these promIses, ~ho sbaudons h,s
party. Ii rs MOI the Representative
who refuses 10 give his sanction to
legislation that repud.ates these
promises. who sbandOBs his party
a representative is in no wise com
PEELED 10 accept the alternative Of
abandoning principle or abandoning
his party. Emphatscally no, when
the principle is one that has been
accepted by the party as the basis
Of ats appeal for votes. That appeal.
when accepted by the voters IN good
falth, becomes binding upon the
party representative IN obligation
higher than the mere demands Of
party solidarity under a misrepre-
sentative leadership IN Congress.
THIS statement ot the Pres ,denf
was featured in the press OF the
country as an attempt 10 read out
OF the party those Republican SEN
ators and representatives who voted
against the tariff bill This cannot
he done No individual has the
power TO read a representative our of
his party. That power rests solely
with the voters who selected him as
their party representative. 1t is for
them, and them alone, to determine
whether or not he has been. unfaith-
ful or indifferent to the trust reposed
IN him, to the promises which won
Their favor. Nor can even the Pres
ldent OF the United states decide for
the American people whether or not
the tarlif law l. genuine or counter
lei,. He cannoi decide that even for
the Republican party The people
have the divine right Of deciding
that question tor themselves. They
will do 50 in their own wav, at their
own time, and upon the facts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
A QUESTION FOR PiNcn0r

a h. Stevens this week called at
tention of the News-C Champion re-
porter to curious phenomenon con
nected with stream flow in the Rocky
mountains. At this time of wear all
streaAs and creeks, beginning at
their springs high under timber line
show increased flow over the summer
low water period of July, August
and early September This increase
IL quite marked, although Mr..
Stevens would not say what per cent
it was.
Now what causes this? A reason
able explanation is that with the
autumn the sap in the trees and
shrubs and grasses begins TO 90
down into the roots and instead of
a vast amount of water being daily
raised and evaporated into the air
from the leaves, much of this water
now moves out into the streams.
Mr.. Stevens argues from this that
Pinchot pines really use up and
waste more water during low season
than they are worth as conservators
OF moisture. In other words they
do not even support themselves.
much less perform useful service for
the ranchman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
r. BsA-sy e u WeEe1

yzaarallv Esa+ss thosa saxisk frun shs
ksss.lses.G 60 'lla-ls. tlla o.lIidl-ssis-s ez-
sasiEla4sasss. zsse sIilgssals-zas 4ai4l sTca~
n.arts. sEach -ossse pag s.caaus c'ssl-isssr
s-zeD14zi IN zhe t1s-zaalsS "a . 49, 49, -
so.scs. Ne;. 4 kelp car b. bed = v
hertsr ~ slsaElli - t5.is aEes.sl ta-a sssi
the aa-s-s~p gro~ assd syresss.- 4 ae trouble
\ t1@. ~ osisn the woman sEsssrg,rz Al
sse aasssalrsce and shame kx ses.,sS-
Tbcunosd~f ~oGea Wko lave h>es
csssd ~ NJ 00sc<s Fssosi.e RsescssS
ssas ~riA "a Gevcssssss II the csss
~kscA d.A1 NSo the Examinations
ssd lscAi 0sa,ssessA> IT, ~ ssh3
Ec1Ss.sr- = aRSs - 80 * ~ ,I136
Ss.asse - EAxsxitc Rys1ksii.tisa II
sdj7 deoIlseEx!n3 151iIs- 6sc6d9s3!fy saA
esease ~eakBo~s. i; slwAys h.ipps- Is
aAooss always cures. II is soBtssly pess-
alcokosic. psH secse;. all i;s tuaGs~sseuis
AssnG prsHsed % its bo:tie-xgayosr. coa-
tains no ssietesious ~ kshis-fHR,ne
araes. And every Hative medicinal soot
entering into its composition has the full
sodorsessent of skoss Rsoss ess lssssus IN sss
ssversl schoels of medical psact.cs- su0s
~ these numerous snd stsoaesss q ~
sess.oaai ensierscssenta q ~ iaOsuhssnsa,
win t~ found in . pamphlcs wsayy,eA
ssoURd the bottle. alSe Ia bos,s let nAised
frce on request. by IN. T. v. P,csce. u
Bu0aA> y. Y. These psoiesssossal en-
ADss0soss should have lar usass weieAA
shAa any amount 81 the ordinary lay, -
soa- professional tc-tinsoaials
The most insctliscn, women no~-at.ays
insist on Know ing what they ta.e a. ssed-
bcine instead Of opening thess mouths like
. los Of Young birds and gulpins down
whatever is offered them -fsvorite Pre-
scriptioa- is VI KNOWN couposITsox. ID
makes weak women strong Aad sick
women well.
In. Piercc's Medical Adviser N sent frup
On receipt Of stamps H. pay expense a
mailing o,siH send 10 In. X. v. Pierce,
buffalo. n. T.. 2l ope-c.nt stamps for pa
psr-covered. OF 81 STAMPS for cloih-tound
III sl.'s consult the Doctor. free of charge
hy letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential
Ilr. Pierce's Pheasant Pellets invieorats
end regulate stomaca. liver and towsaA
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
AHlT THE KIDNEYS IN
rhs~ usssssiaO West Ase0s ~
Ssreeo 80 esssaav

All the bl,od IA the body passes through
the kidneys once every three minutes
The Kidneys filter the blood They work
night and day. When healthy they re-
move about 5oo grains Of impure matter
daily. when unhealthy some part ot this
impure matter is leit IN the blood. This
brings on many diseases and symptoms
pain Ia the back. headache. nervousness,
hot, dry skin. rheumatism, gout, gravel,
disorders ot the eyesight and hearing diz-
1iness, irregular heart. debility. drowsi-
ness, dropsy. deposits IN the urine. etc
but II You Keep the filters right you will
have no trouble with your kidneys.
Mrs. j. u. Tatum, l5a> Rou,t Ave,
Pueblo, Colo, says; "Disor,kered Kidneys
caused me a good deal of suffering had
pains in my toins which became more
severe il used the mucsles ot the back
Procuring han's Kidney Pills. I began
their use aud n,aced relief in short time.
| was soon entirely free from the pain as
well as "A difficulty with the kidney sscre-
tons. ] think very highly o. Doan's Md
ney Fills and will never nv without them. +"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~ cents.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States
Remember the ename-loan's-and take
M other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
NssNt ~ vIAAu ssvuutvSNI

b.sces ed
Notice A. her.hy given. that Monday tho
18th day OF ',ctubsr A. u. iiss' beina one 81 the
regular days of the ss.ptrmber term 81 the
County Court of tunnIs,u County. in the
state of uiorsao, !. b u Van Aken. Admins
TRAITOR with the viii snBexeu uf SAID state. " ii
appear before the Judge of said Court. pre-
sent NY final -sttlsmsnt a. such Admin istratnr.
pray the approval IT the same. and viii then
apply To be discharged a. -nch Adm strator
Vt which time and place any person IA interest
may appear aud present objections To III,
same, II any there he
Dated at ouunison. Colorado. sept. laih. tss.
T. ID. VAN AktN
Administrator OF the estate of Daniel Jnruh
deceased.
Published Sep; i1-Oct. Is.-Isa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
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the ~ y. " ~ ~ i-iN r. ss-- ~ The
line Il SAID soc. z ts~.ce \. 4. is.e of
ses~r s.t1~i. ;. the cus.s, II Mesa AID
sssse of ssS-.ssss.
For si.e psrv-,-e Of pas ias sheaabss of -ais
estate.
And u Rs~ ApS-esr,ne the ,ourf frosa ~ sid
vet'tis That prsss'sr snsa .esl grounds eai-f f.f
tie -sse - ~ . pDvssou ~ said real estate.
Now. THEkkFoEE. u Il ortisred b, th.
osrt that rcd =. senin aud J~seph n We
nis heir .t sad a"cesselst be- and spt,.sr tlse
-sia e"ri si the "s.st rs-a ~ said Cont. m
The l"~n sf tsusss-ou- tvuuty and state sfsre-
SAID. "a the l-th dap al Dciot,er A. u. tsf
.i,e hour 81 ~ ociocs - the t'reus,on ~ -aid
day. thea aud thure to -hsiN II suy there
ee- ~hS order -ho.la not be made aIrsctins
the said administrator o. sell the wi...ie
much of said real estate may b. necessary
for the pury0-e~ spec lied ~ said petition.
II l. ~ kTHkk OR Ifi RED that thu order
he p,stli-lsed fof at least four successive Veess
"a tse 6unni-.n News hama .iuu. ~ees u
puosIc neN spal published IN said tuuists-
~ the Coarts
GEO. HtTHtkINGTDN.
,.anty Jussec
Published ~.lst. Ir.tbcfs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01

lLEuE, To THE COLORAIO TkA.EPHONE
toMfANh, lis SUCCESSORS AND As
SlUNS, IN THE TOWN OF GUA<ISDN
STATE or COLORADO.
BE II ORDAINED ~ the BOARD OF TRUs-
TEES OR I He Town OF GIr NNISNN
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01

GOVERNOR SHAFRoTu-I believe
the general governmen has no power
over either the land or the waters of
the state. At the beginning of the
government only those powers were
given the federal officers that we're
expressly stated in the constitution.
All other powers rest with the state.
| therefore believe that the federal
government has no power over our
forests and our waters. 1t rests
with the states. Now, il thi. is 10,
We msst take charge of them for the
state and see that oar people are not
interfered With By the raneers. The
state l,W provides that q man ~ho
takes up lasd msst build fence to
project it againss ~ cattle roaming
The soaGes. The te<se9.l ruling 10
that aDy ssock swner msst keep his
catsls Il ths sasescsd psbiic raasss
q - p.aisbsd CT tsespaas. We
vest sGsse and aaaiooal laws TO BE-
alike.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS,
N0TfCG OF Ff0AT MEETING or
CREAfTORs

N0TfCG OF fG9AT MEETING or
C8EHGrRS.
10 the District Court of the United State. for
the District of Colorado.
In the matter ~
To the Creditors Of Charlie. Biet,el 81 Ganui.on
in the cNunty ~ Guunisoa and District afore-
said. q Bankrupt
NOTICE is hereby given that On the 10th day
- of Sepfember. A. D. Nm the saSA (Aoftsr
niebel vas duly sAjadicaseA b.Dkr,ys: sd
that the frst meeting n his credis.rs will b.
besd AT tke stosce a j. u. McDcngal in Gsoai-
eSn. COlsvso1o. On tho eth day a Octoker A. D.
1No, at > oehsek in The lsHeeeoo, at vhirk t,ne
t6s said creanors may attesd. prOve their
ctoSms. apssDint . trustee. examiDe the hook-
rupt and trssssct sch other bo.iseep o. unay
psUS-erly co~,e befs,fe a. il meeting.
FREDERICK ". HEAfN,
Referee il AankraVAey.
September Is. l0H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01
NoIIfs ." CoNIKACToRs
Denver. Culnraain

Denver. Colorado.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until noon, saturday. October IL 1879 Tor
the construction and repair of the wagon road
from Irwin down Anthracite Creek, duuni-on
County. Colorado.
tor further information. forms for proposals.
plans aud spct ihcations, apply io this otiice or
To- the onuiA { lerk at t,unni -on, Colorado.
CHARLES ". .tOMSToCk
tctl-l1 state Engineer
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-01

The joyful exnberance which
comes from illimitable horizon and
gold filtered ozene, shows itself in
the tender words of a Goldfelds
paper, which thus records the death
of beloved citizen. Death loves
shining mark aad she hit dandy
when she turned loose on jim"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
FIENDS ATTACK WOMAN
Sheriff and His Deputies Search for
Three Trar1ps

PORT HURON. Mich bee 10
Sheriff Nageuscil and his deputies are
searching for three unknown tramps
who are reported TO have attacked
Mr. Lillian Williamson, who resides
win her father Jacob Willard al
South Park
Three masked men believed 20 BE-
strangers IN this CITY visited the Mi
lard home shortly after . o clock
TUESDAY evening aud curiug the alb
seuce OF M Willard they forced open
one 81 the doors and assaulted Airs
tearing the clothing from
her bod, and frightening the woman
so badly That she was unable 20 notify
the neiehbors or even scream FOR help
Mrs Williamson told the officers
that she was alone when the men
visited her home and that as she Is
para wed IN he left side she was I'M
able 20 fight them OF Yesterday morn.
ing the three men again ~isited the
home shortly after dinner and de-
manded that Mrs Williamson give
them what money she had but they
made hurried getaway and the Off
GERS were az once notified
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
WORRY OVER W
Gov. HARMON
Republicans Discuss Situation Owing
To Ohio Executives Increasing Pop
ularity for Presidential Nomination.


CLEVELAND q. Dec. ia sVc'
la Ia The Press from Washington
says
since tire recent WISH here at
Charles 7. Taft. eN-Gov. Herrick. A..
thur Nurys and GOV. Harmon, there
has been much speculation among
statesmen about the Ohio political SIT
Uuiou
The. question of successor to
Charles Dick. i'm case Dick does not
convince the people OF the state that
they want him 60 return to the senate,
. the most important. Then. too. there
Is tte coming gubernatorial contest
and several interesting congressional
contests i'm important districts 10 mold
attention
Regarding the senatorship the I'm.
r,essiun is gaining ground that Charles
T. Tan Will not enter the lists "a it
miIht involve a fight among Ohio Re
ruhucaus that would prove embar.
RAISING 10 the president Herr'ck $
desire 10 nll Dicks shoes rs recognized
md several receptive candidates nave
been mentioned
Harmon is sure 20 be a candidate for
denomination rs governor
Ii Is conceded that should Harmon
De- reelected he viii be- the mos,
likely Democratic candidate fer pres
dent tao wears later This belief Is
not oulS held 10y his Ohio friends hut
I, acknovle edged 10y those most IA
niliar with national politics, including
some VINO have always been William
7 Bryau's staunchest supporters
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
YOUNG ZELAYA. SUED FOR
100000. GETS $50 MONTH
II Would Take Him 27s Years 10 Pay
Amount Demanded b. Beautiful
Greek Model

NEW YORK Dec lG-It would AXE
mabel Ielaya. nephew OF the presi-
deu, Of Nicaragua IS wears TO pay
out ~ his present income the 100000
breach OF promise damage demanded
by Juliet, Hero. the beautiful Greek
model. according 10 ~ Bolanos, III"
Nicaraguhn consul who appeared IN
court YESTERDAY 10 aid his youthful
compatriot Dr Bo'auos saws that
Zelays 5 family T. poor and that The
Young man gets an allowance OF So
a month
Miss tiero took the stand again yes
to-day 20 teIl of the Wooing and a.
legged fckleness OF Anabel She wore
coat o. Russian pony skin and a
rose silk waist, enhancing her beauty
that those who saw her could not IN
derstand why she should have 10 be
the plaintiff In such suit.
She explained that Zelaya had never
given her an engsgement ring because
OF a lack Of money, bat said he had
promised 20 give her one after he had
graduated and gone back home Sne
admitted going 20 Philadelphia with
Zelaya. but said she was chaperonCd
by her mother
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON. Doc. Michigan
uatents were issued yesterday as fol-
lows G s.. Carlson. L.aurium. wash
ing machine: Y HoXie. Adrian stapN
forming AMI discharging mechanism
also automatic stop mechanism also
wire fence loom also barbod wirc; T.
Kahn. Detroit. forming ribbed expand
ed metal. J. Nurchie, Traverse civ
anchor for stovepipe; " J. Pickett
Nauccloua, crate; q W Scott Detroit
apparatus Tor forming capsules. r. T.
shank Wells. wood working ma
chimes. H = Stewart Grand Rapids
potato digger. G : Torecv. Bellevue
COW stall. g. ) True Detroit turn
table ~ Nmmaaen. Grand Rapids
roller bearing. J. r Wootcn Mien.
ord rching hob
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
S25O.oO0 FIRE IN SAGINAW
Wagon Works is Destroyed and 200
Men Are Idle.

SAGINAW. Mich. Dec 1.-THE
plant of the Farmer, Handy Wagon
Co was destroyed 10y FIRE last risht
The loss is estimated az $e50.o0o. %
which amount Seloo00 i~ covered hy
Insurance
The City Ere engines We're unable TO
check the blaze. once II had START in
the great piles OF shavines which were
scattered throughout the building, anu
roy two hours the factory Was a roar
ne furnace The building covered
0ad squar, fevt Each of the two
floors Nere filled with farming i'm
PIGMENTS Of all descriptions one mil.
lion foe, OF lumber I'm an adjoining
building was saved.
The hrm VAS established five years
ago and az that time was Incorporated
tor 100000. The plant employed POO
men. Who Viii be- thrown ont ~ work
fireman was struck og the head
hy falling prick and slammed G. w.
Mcclure president and manager. saws
the Grm viii rebuild ar once.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
DEATH REMOVES SENATOR
RAINES. LONG IN PUBLIC EYE
Antt-Huahes Forces Lose Strongest
Leader in Passing Away Of Old
Line Republican

ALBANY y. y. Dec. l6--in the
death OF state Senator John Raiues.
in Canandaigus early today. the cid
line republican organization OF New
York lost its most powerful represen-
tatlve while the anti-t1ughes forces Of
the state IL gisiature have lost their
strongest loader. Ever since he le:r
congress 70 take a seat IN the upper
house. Raiues has been the most ncn.
erful factor there In shaping legisla-
ton. The Raiues liquor Law. which
has been condemned and approved
more generally than any piece ol leg.
islatlon ever enacted by a state was
his. and he has persistently defended
/ II ar all times. insisting that the ale
cations that il fostered Illegal resorts
was lie and thar where such places
fiourished it merely proved the inefl.
/ cheney OF the local police.
mat Raines was stronger than Gov
Hughes In fashioning legislation was
best shown when he kept Otto KELSEY
In the office OF state superintendent or
insurance through two senate sessions
IN the face OF charges preferred BY
the governor. and in his defeat OF the
direct primary legislation. New York
city election reform legislation aud
that intended TO place telephone and
telegraph companies under the control
OF the public service commission
The death OF Raiues. IL Is asserted
today. means the collapse Of the anti
Hughes sentiment in the senate lie
was admittedly the brains OF the re-
dictionaries. The general opinion 70
day Is that with the passing OF Raines.
there will now he found disposition
on the part OF the anti Hughes men
20 compromise on all radical legisla-
ton rather than 10 try 10 fight H. with
IN election ir11nenGinr nnNt IAN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
DRA|tEY SAYS BELL
NOT IN.
i PH0NL. DEAL
Counsel for P, G. stlfel, However,
sees Hand Of Big Company in
:, Purchase Made by ]. P.
Morgan & Go
One of Companies Bought by New
York Bankers Covers Part
of Michigan

y TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec 16.-C,larence
Brown attorney for the United States
Along Distance Telephone Co. and for
the Cuyahoga Telephone co, .made the
following announcement yesterday az
4ternoon
y am authorized by james : Brazil.
, ey.. Jr. to announce that J, Pierpon'
Morgan and company have' purchased
! for. his own account a maja ity OF the
stocks OF the United states Long Dis.
ltance & Telephone companies. Fur
Their than this no statsmslt can DC
made at present.
Brai,ey said ..Messrs.- Mo- ,gan a Co.
bought the property for the mselyes as
permanent investment This con.
firms the original statement that no
\ Bel money was concerned IN the pur-
chase.
/ This United States company covers
4 Ohio. and part of Mich igan, with
long distance connections IN Buffalo,
Pittsburg. Indianapolis and Detroit
and owns exchanges al Canton. Lanes'
VILE. Youngstown. Fiudlay. Alliance
and other places. comprising total OF
&C. 900 telephones The Cuyanoga com
pany operates - 600 telephones IN
Cleveland.
q G. A. Seiders. local counsel for 7.
&. Stilfel. said: The OH cial announce
ment does not say that the Bell inter
rsts are not the eventual purchasers.
IL is not uncommon for such deals 10
be made through banks which hold the
property until the organization TO
which the property is TO be turned
over, Is perfected.
I Mr.. Bradley admitted that he has
perfected deal for the independent
jplants Of Columbus and Dayton. ONO
announcement as 10 these companies
and the New Long Distance company,
indianapolis Telephone company AM
the Toledo Home Telephone company
IS withheld for the present. but the
uuoficIg1 Information that they have
or will be acquired Also by Morgan q
Co. is credited. -CoRtrol of the seven
companies is said to- represent a-cash
outlay Of $4,000, 900
The deal announced tody is the frst
investment az financial interest or
Morgan & Co in telephone proper
ties.
Exccept FOR the statement that
these properties viii be continued as
separate plants in competition with
the Bell. but on conservative INES,
without disastrous price cutting. their
future operations with relation 10 the
Bell company ia left open, so Tar -as
official information goes. i seems.
however. that the fight on the part
OF the principal independents IN the
middle west has been shifted 10 the
Continental Telephone & Telegraph
Co. which Is being promoted by u.
c. Stifel. and Max Koehler. Of 81
louis. and John A. Howard OF West
Virginia
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
TO PROBE EQUITABLE.
Insurance Society viii Be Invest gated
Before Morgan Gets Il.

NEW YORK. Dec 16-Beiore
Thomas + Ryan hands the Equitable
Life Assurance society over 70 J. p.
Morgan Commissioner fIotchkiss, 81
the state Insurance department says
Il must be re-exnmined Everything
done under the Ryan regime and a
complete report ~ the society's pres
cnt condition must be known and
shown before the big concern. with its
$3.50 900 900 of assets. passes under
the control 81 Morgan Morgan. Il is
umored. does not want such an exam
nation made. as he thinks It unneccs.
sary and believes that II might tend 10
disturb public confidence
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
STEAMER CAPTAIN ARRESTED.
Report Of Unsanitary Conditions IN
Steeraoe the Cause.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-Capt. W j.
Fielding. Of the steamer Napoiitan
Prince. OF the Northwestern Trans
.portation company. which arrived here
Saturday last from Rotterdam, vas
arrested yesterday on warrant
charging that uDsanitay conditions eX'
listed I'm the steerage- n mis- vessel p
(. This is the first arrest ~ It's KIM
since-tfrr report OF the tia4tsa States
Immigration commission Was made
nublic setting forth the alleged hor-
rors TO which steerage passengers are
subjected in coming to this country
Fielding was held in $500 bail for
examination The warrant for his ar
rest was based on a report made ~
In customs inspector who maintains
that tho vessel carried I'll steerago
passengers. which necessitated great
lovercrowding.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16

lence \ sailor boarded IL and found
the men all dead Smiles We're on
every face. \ tenth sailor. made mad
by his PERI. had leaped Oh ,he yawl
and drowned before
The bodies frozen sud Yer" laid
out in a morgCc where this picture
Was taken.
When the death Graf, made her way
10 the Eric harbor all tho men rela-
tiveS were there But none mourncd
aloud Those who 60 out on ships
from the Lake Erie ports are used 70
death. Their hcroism IS unsuns in
literature or poetry Ike the SAL water
navigators. and their fate is taken "a
matter Of course