it was illustrated by charles reed. charles reed served in a nice massachusetts battery and one the medal of honor for bravery at gettysburg and truly did deserve it. as billings put it, the government provided candlesticks. the were supplied only to infantry who simply had to unfixable a nets, stick the points to the same in the ground, and her candlesticks were ready for service. the bayonet shank was the candlestick of the rank-and-file. this formerly feared weapon is now a candleholder is depicted by charles reed. book is not as well-known, was written by wilbur henman, who served in the 65th ohio infantry. it's a little different tone than hardtack and coffee. si klegg claimed that he, quote, had never been able to reach with his bayonet the body of a single one of his misguided fellow citizens. but he had stabbed a great many pigs and sheep. at act, si got his ban most useful auxiliary. he could not well of along without it. he often came into camp with a ham or fresh pledge of bacon. in another passage he writes

charles reed sees the bankruptcy trend slowing and worst-case predictions on the church operations notializing. >> we're not seeing schools closed, churches closed. >> schools and individual parishes are corporate entities separate from archdioceses and not affected by bankruptcy. >> i pray for the silent sufferers, those people who will never hear from them. >> clarlfather charles lockowits bankruptcy here is the best for all sides. disclosure of documents and future transparency both critically important for meaningful change. >> the reality is flip the power differential around and we're the ones who need help. and i think the abuser community has provided us how we could be helpful to the survivor community. >> some day, not right now, he will return but trust has been broken. >> they are changing and altering and bending the rules. when they should say, we messed up, we are never going to mess up again. >> meanwhile the selloff continues in the very shadow of st. paul's. allen schauffler, al jazeera, st. paul, minnesota. >> that issue is far from resolved. third rail explores the