but polk never forgave tryst. even though his actions spared the united states the draining guerrilla war. tryst was dismissed from the state department. polk refused to pay his salary or expenses after the date tryst received his recall. for years afterwards tryst barely avoided bankruptcy. it was only in 1871 when he was during ar 70 years old, president grants administration -- president grant's administration, congress voted back pay with accrued interest, and grant named him postmaster in alexandria, virginia. any questions at point? [laughter] yes, sir. you mentioned early in your presentation, that when the war began, mexico proclaimed it a defensive war. did they have any military strategy other than just to fight defensively and maybe kill enough gringos that we'd go home and leave them ahone? what was their military strategy? could you elaborate just a little bit? joseph: well, i don't know what their strategy was other than to send troops to the rio grande. and to stop the united states from sending tro

i'm living on polk street. i was vice president of the polk district merchant association for 12 years, so i got to know all my neighbors up and down the street. small merchants are very special as far as a neighborhood, and we all have this fare of increased traffic congestion in the neighborhood which is really going to seriously impact not only businesses but traffic through that area. i'm totally opposed to whole foods amazon coming into our neighborhood, and you see all the small businesses here coming up and saying no to this for good reason. we like our neighborhood. we don't want a big box coming in. we are just fearful of the impact and traffic congestion and taking away businesses in the neighborhood. and i like real foods. i shop there frequently, and it's a great store, and i totally oppose this, and i'm for mixed housing. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm stephanie chang, and my husband is dale mortenson who just spoke to you, we've had his chiropractic office

whole foods amazon on polk doesn't fit with polk is.they don't even come close to what the spirit of polk is. amazon wants to put lockers in whole foods which will put them in competition with every small business on polk. if that happens, you won't be facing one empty storefront on polk, you'll be facing block after block of empty storefront, because who in their right mind would want to open right next door to a whole foods amazon. we need to take the opportunity that has been given to us for building housing at that location. it allows everyone a chance to move to polk and experience what i'm so honored to experience every day. there have been two developers who have shown interest in turning that location into housing. i ask for you to please not to allow amazon whole foods to move in on polk and to say yes to preserving one of san francisco's unique neighbors and yes to housing. -- unique neighborhoods and yes to housing. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is tim mclaughlin, i'm representative with the united food and worker

polk. i just want to thank you. when you first started this effort, you didn't go to the 30% threshold, but rather than tent and go home, you guys have regrouped and gotten to that magic number so that we can vote on it in july. and i want to mention that you've managed to get the support of the four largest property owners that represent over 15% of the assessments, and they've endorsed the formation of the discover polk cbd, as have a plurality of small businesses in the area and condos have been supportives. so after we hear about the presentation and get public comment, i will ask my colleagues to support this resolution of intent. >> supervisor kim: great. thank you. >> this project started in 2015 and 16, and the lower -- on the middle polk community worked to -- with outreach to determine the appropriate services to deliver appropriate costs to deliver those services. the district budget is going to be approximately $625,000 annually which approximately $604,000 will come from specia

i know the coffee place that was on polk and -- it's either polk and play or polk and washington has been vacant for two years. the one down the street, that corner's been vacant. it just -- it belies me to see this -- what should be a pretty thriving area is just kind of a dead zone, and i think this would be a magnet for additional people coming to the area. and i also think a lot -- it would attract others from pac heights and cow hollow. a lot of those people would just come and walk over, so this would be a boom fore the area. i live there, and if i talked to 100 people in my neighborhood, i'm sure 95 would want this. so i urge you to support it and vote yes. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is paul coletta. i'm ceo of urban remedy, and i'm here as a small business local business owner. i have four specialty food stores in san francisco, and i'm here to voice my very strong support for this project. i'm not only a small local business owner, i'm also a partner of whole foods. our partnership started with who

green said he doesn't accept polk's apology. polk's twitter account has disappeared. the warriors beat the pelicans 118-92. >>> rudy giuliani attempted to clarify what he knows about that $130,000 hush payment to adult film star stormy daniels. he says he was not sure when the president knew about the payment and there's a possibility that more payments like that were made. abc news reporter arlette saenz has the story. >> reporter: president trump spent several hours at his golf curse with rudy giuliani yesterday. all this comes as giuliani is in full damage control mode over his own statements about stormy daniels. another round of cleanup duty for president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani. the damage comes after he revealed mr. trump repaid his personal attorney for that $130,000 hush payment to adult film star stormy daniels. despite the president denying he knew of the payment. appears on "this week" giuliani says he's not actually aware of when the president learned about the payment to daniels. >> why did the president deny any knowledge of the payments -- >> i

he also said he does not accept polk's apology. polk's twitter account has disappeared.emoved it or if twitter did. the warriors beat the pelicans 118-92. >>> u.s. service members deployed overseas getting reminders from home. abc news was at the san jose municipal stadium will volunteers sorted, boxed and shipped packages as part of operation care and comfort. one man remembers when he got a care package while deployed in iraq in 2003. >> opened it up. it had gum, peanuts, letters and pens to write home. had a san jose sharks t-shirt, san francisco giants hat in there. that touch of home meant everything. it was like christmas. >> the items were donated by community groups including south bay girl scouts who donated girl scout cookies. >>> a texas woman celebrating after hitting an improbable kentucky derby jackpot. >> she made an $18 wager at her local track on saturday. she picked the winners of five races including the big one. she got every single one right. her prize, $1.2 million. she'd apparently been going to the track for years. because horse names are fun, lim

he also said he does not accept polk's apology. polk's twitter account has disappeared.s unclear if he removed it or if twitter removed it. the warriors beat the pelicans 118 to 92. >>> lawmaker officers from northern california are on the east coast this morning to begin a journey in honor of fallen come rahs. the san leandro police department provided these photos of the group leaving for new jersey. t taking part of the annual bicycle ride, it raises awareness of fallen officers. >>> u.s. service members deployed overseas will reminders from home. abc 7 news was at the san jose municipal stadium where they sorted and boxed nearly 150 packages. one man remembers why he got a care package in iraq in 2003. >> opened it up, had gums, peanuts, let trs an pens to write home, had a san jose sharks t-shirt, san francisco giants hat in it. that touch of home meant everything. it was like christmas. >> the items are donated by community groups including south bay scouts who donated girl scout cookies. very nice. >>> on to your morning money report, the summer travel season isn'

andrew polk later apologized and both the tweet and the twitter account was deleted. draymond green was asked about it. he brushed it off and said it was sad that someone would take basketball that seriously. he is praying andrew polk gets the help he needs. >>> the san jose sharks lost to the las vegas golden knights 3- 0. there hope for another stanley cup is over. the sharks tried to score early, but the goalie for las vegas kept the sharks off the board. it was still scoreless in the second when a series of passes by the golden knights ends with the score that martin jones could not stop. that would have been enough, but vegas went on to score 2 more times. the golden knights wrap up that series in six games. the sharks won twice as many games against the golden nights during the playoffs as they did during the regular season. this may be the start of a very interesting rivalry. >>> it is time to go to the newsroom. >> when i join you in minutes, oakland mayor libby schaaf joins us in-studio to talk about a range of issues her city is facing. from a recent court r

. >>> a tree fell on their suv while driving on the highway of polk county. >> the two worked for a station in greenville south carolina. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> we will start with national weather. let's take a look at sub tropical storm the florida pan panhandle. maximum sustained winds at 40 miles per hour. and look up along the mid atlantic where flood watches in effect. because of the bands of heavy rain from this storm and some bands are moving up to the midwest and it is hot in the nation's midsection. hot today. 93 in st. louis. and 94 in detroit. here in the bay area, we are enjoying sunny skies and mild to warm conditions but nothing that severe or extreme. this is the view of blue skies over san francisco. looking at sutro tower. 69 in san francisco, 73 in oakland. here is the view at santa cruz beach. the warmth is 80 degrees in santa rosa. 88 in livermore and one live view from emeryville. this is our forecast features. sunny and warm again tomorrow, quite warm. and turning cooler on wednesday and thursday and starting to warm up again at the end of t

>> commissioners, i think i just need to clarify is the way the zoning currently works on polk street, if the building was demolished, a use size no more than 4,000 square feet could go in for retail richard richards -- >> commissioner richards: so effectively, a whole foods or large grocery store could not go in. one of the things we did recently at the lucky penny site, there was an s.u.d. that was created that bent the rules, that allowed high density and things in exchange for the developer gave back to us. so maybe the numbers don't work now as is which is a straight project, but i think i'd urge you to go work with the supervisors office to go explore an s.u.d. or something that can actually make everything fit together nice and work better, including a use size larger than 4,000 square feet which could allow a grocery store to go in. that would be my recommendation. so i guess i'll make a motion -- so what you did say was they cannot come back within a year or they can? >> well, in their current form -- nick, you can correct me, but if you deny a conditional use, you cannot com

the second burglary suspect was arrested near polk and mcallister.amily barbecue near lake merritt in oakland ... and whether or not the police should have been called to stop it... is now being looked into by the city's leaders. they are trying to find workable solutions to prevent this from happening to people who are trying to enjoy the lake in the future... kron4's haaziq madyun has this follow up report. sot"you want to call the police on them for having a barbecue at the lake"sot"an illegal barbecue"sot"you're going to call the police?"sot "yes"this incident between a family barbecue at lake merritt in oakland and a woman calling the police because the location of the barbecue was against park rules has got everybody talking. including oakland city leaders who are discussing potential solutions to prevent something like this from happening againsotrebecca kaplansotabel guillensot

andrew polk tweeted that he hopes green gets shot in the face.orters asked green about the threat after the game. >> at the end of the day, it's a game. and you know, making death threats, talking about life, you know, i just pray that he he gets the help -- that he gets the help that he needs. >> polk deleted the tweet first and then sent an apology, saying i wish no harm to anybody over a simple game and i apologize sincerely. draymond tweeted, calling for the comedian to be banned from twitter and not accepting the apology. >> special event companies teamed up to help families who lost everything in the north bay wildfires. it helped those that lost precious family photographs. they were invited for a free session with photographers. >>> so much gratitude. hugs and tears. and really sweet people that are sharing their stories. it was a, it really made all the effort worth while. >> digital images will be delivered to families in the coming week, right in time for mother's day. >> a world class choir, made up of singers from around the world, p

blamed for the deaths of a local tv anchor and photographer killed while cover dangerous weather in polk county, new hampshire. mike mccormick and journalist aaron smeltzer just finished interviewing the fire chief when the van was crushed. >> we talked a bit about how he wanted us to stay safe and we want him to stay safe. then, of course, 15 minutes later, we get the call and it was him. >> officials are warning everyone in the region to stay off the roads because the ground remains saturated and more trees could still fall. >>> alberto downgraded to a sub tropical depression after making landfall in florida. downgrade does not mean the storm threat is over. more than 6,000 customers in florida are without power. several related watches and warnings are in effect. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us now. >> good morning, dave and christine. we are watching what is happening along the gulf coast because of the slow moving system in alabama. the center of the low right there in southern alabama. montgomery will get in on the action with the heavy rainfall and tuscaloosa and birmingham

so it's very disconcerting. >> polk later apologized for his words. but the damage was done. kerr sees it as a sign of the times. >> really into sports. you have your team and you get angry. it's a crazy roller coaster ride of emotion. that's what makes it fun. modern life has allowed for our thoughts to be exposed and it's not a healthy dynamic. >> game 5 between the warriors and pelicans is tuesday night at oracle arena. in oakland, colin resch, nbc bay area. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, you save up for your dream car and buy a lemon. did you know you could return it for a full refund. nbc bay area responds and sheds light on a little known law that could save you a lot of money. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> finally, an 11-year-old is getting props for his honesty. he found a wallet filled with cash and credit cards. what did he do next? he called police and handed over the wallet. they found the owner and they shared this photo but not the boy's name. >> he did the right thing. >> good. >> check in with jeff before we go. all the sons and dads are nervous. we got to get

the said the said comedian andrew polk has since deleted his twitter account...certainly at a accountnly at a different level but back in the day...the station received a call saying i would be shot if we did our post be shot if we did our post game baseball show from a certain hotel. the womean who ran the station asked if i wanted to do the show...i said yes....and as always she took care of me with two police cars following me from my house....to be met by two more officers at the hotel. the funny ending is barrys dad bobbybonds was the guest....and in the middle of the show with 4 policeman hovering around the set.......said i want to thank you very much for invititing me for this particular show. it lightened the mood and we had a nice hour......it is a shame when social media drops to the point of lonely people have to result to death threats to make themselves feel alive. back themselves feel alive. back next hour with a rough night for the a's and giants. (vicki) stanley roberts always gets tips from folks...who want him to catch people behaving badly.(grant) today those tips

middle polk is a vibrant culture with lgbtq. they've been conducting feasibility and doing due diligence. i should acknowledge suzanne ma markelle-fox, who has been at the head of the cbd proposal. our seawall, really protecting all of san francisco, and i'm proud to co-sponsor a bond measure for the voters to consider in november, because they all know, we all know, it's not a question of if, but a question of when we have a big, seismic event and this seawall bond is a way to take steps to confront the inevitable. we'll maximize every dollar to ensure that the most cost-effective measures are implemented. and i want to thank ms. forbes and staff at the port for bringing that forward and i would like to ask that we adjourn in the memory of jerry barr, who was a dear friend and member of the summit like tribe. the rest i will submit. >> supervisor ronen: today i have an in memoriam for brian quinn, who passed away a couple of weeks ago. i want to acknowledge that brian's sisters are here in the audience as well as many of his co

i spend a lot of time on polk street. it is virtually impossible to get even near the businesses there. i'm seeing every week more businesses closing. you can't drive near there. it's completely out of control, so we need to look, once again, at construction mitigation, because i don't see how these businesses are going to survive. and then, i would like to bring up what i mentioned in my commission report, which is i'd like to request zoning administrator administrator sanchez to come and speak to us as a new item about the status right now of formula retail, whether or not on-line purveyors, especially very large ones, are going to be considered needing a cu or how that's going to be addressed. >> commissioners, may i ask for the construction mitigation? so if a presentation is prepared, is it -- what departments would you like a presentation from? there's oewd that does the mitigation fund, but are you wanting to hear from other departments, dpw, mta, tia? >> president adams: mta is the one that's causing all the issue

soemone named andrew polk... who is evidently a comedian...unfunny tweet directed toward draymond green... "i hope draymond green gets shot in the face as soon as he leaves the arena... which looking at the citywide stats... is about 37%"... if it was supposed to be a joke it obviously didn't work... after yesterday's game green took the high road in his response... and today steve kerr talked about a death threat he received while general manager of the phoenix suns...(sot: green and kerr) take sotit's kind of sad that someone would take this stat serious when you're talking at the end of the day what's a game and making death threats and talking about life you know i just hope he gets the help that he needs. it's disconcerting i had a death threat one time when i was in phoenix as a gm i made a trade and the next day i got a call from the fbi somebody basically called the office and said they were going to shoot me. deep down you know its a hoax, but there's also part of you that's like are you kidding me? we're talking about a

news anchor mike mccormick and photographer aaron smeltser were reporting on weather conditions in polk county, north carolina when a tree fell on their news van. an nbc affiliate wiff said mike and aaron were beloved members of our team, our family. >> states of emergency have been declared for florida, alabama and mississippi because of the storm. and in maryland, one community is facing its second devastating flash flood in two years. abc7 news reporter danya bacchus has the latest. >> reporter: the official start of the hurricane season is a few days away, but subtropical storm alberto is already bringing heavy downpours and powerful winds to the gulf coast. the storm making land fall monday afternoon, its outer band spouting a tornado outside port saint lucy. sending this trampoine into the air. florida's governor warning residents. >> be very, very, very careful out there. if you're needing to travel, make sure you're cautious about that. >> reporter: and in maryland -- >> people trapped. there's people in every building. >> reporter: flood waters once again ripping through ellico

headed to the small town of fort polk he met people determined to revive that. there wasn't always as much rubbish and then around the pongo river that's what locals say but the problem has become worse and worse the garbage now blocks the flow of the river and pollutes the water. to clean it up these days everyone pitches in with locals from fort portal and western uganda coming together once a month to collect garbage as head of a local conservation group edgar moo guns e successfully raised awareness of the problem. just start with he had to contend with a lot of reluctance. to do the problem. we didn't. even. realize the management is still a problem in football of. sort of. because. we involve the communities. the quality of the rivers water is crucial for the region originating in the mountains it irrigates the fields around fort portal and flows into lake george a regional fishing hob. but large swathes of land along the river have been deforested causing wide. spread erosion the only intact forest left is in the could badly national park. it's home to so

polk county is doing this and i think it is going to be the case across the country.o train professionals and what is better than to have veterans in our schools give them a purpose, protect our teachers and our students. >> what about the type of program? should the counties and school boards follow that? >> yes. regular new york state, they have talked about how to invest in resource offices but also mental health officers. to take a program that is more comprehensive to see what's going on in the student population. also about social media monitoring. then overall, it takes resources. the social services, like what happened in florida? you can catch these children that fall in the cracks. >> social media as well as psychological aspects. i had a conversation yesterday with a former mob boss. he pled guilty to killing 19 people and he is outraged and he says, back in his time, there should be tighter monitoring, psychological aspect and addiction before hand. he looks at nikolaus cruz for example. >> that is part of that immediate response. crisis intervention teams

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military in the same period the worst of the school shootings happened in polk and in florida three months ago. international nur attorney jennifer braden says the problem of gun control is often unfair simplified you know we have one side going for more mental health issues screening wanting to protect that and the other side we have just gun control in trying to demonize things like the n.r.a. and i think there are aspects to both you know there are these gray areas which in america we're sort of losing when it comes to these political talking points so i think there are some gun control issues that i do agree with for example you know allowing american citizens to hold firearms and to carry firearms was a self-defense method meant to protect against against an attack on a stick government a government to become oppressive against the people and that was to protect our families and self-defense they never considered assault weapons as part of that self-defense or some of these mass military grade assault weapons and so we're also looking at families absolute failure to protect their chil

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. >> hail still in a vehicle fled to polk and mckafrlt streets. separate investigations are being conducted by the san francisco police homicide detail, internal favors air force and department of police accountability. >> a number of factors are involved here. how the officer felt their life was in danger, what the actual suspect was doing at that time. >> hail was taken to the hospital with non-life threening injures. in san francisco melanie wood row abc 7 news. >>> a bicyclist was taken to the hospital this afternoon after being hit by a car at turk and laguna streets in san francisco. the bicyclist was alert and speaking with paramedics after the crash. so that's a good sign. but police are investigating who is at fault there. the driver remained at the scene and cooperated with officers. >>> a santa rosa woman will spend 30 years in prison for driving the minivan into a crowd of people outside a night club three years ago. happened at the el ray night club in santa rosa in november of 2015. jessica garcia physically attacked her boyfriend's

the burglar then took off to polk and mcallister streets where the driver was taken into custody.reatening injuries. we have a crew on the way to the scene. ( darya ) voters in san francisco will soon decide on proposition "e." if approved... would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products.( james ) that includes menthol cigarettes and all vaping liquids. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. stopping children from getting high vaping candy flavored tobacco products was the focus of this vote yes on proposition e press conference in san franciscosot

in polk county, north carolina, two people killed, after a falling tree struck their vehicle. >> and rob marciano joins us now from panama city beach. the storm now onshore. rob, what can we expect next? >> reporter: well, tom, this storm is going to bring a whole lot of moisture across a huge swath of the u.s. look at the big picture here. we're watching the moisture even now get as far north as virginia. also going to keep an eye on a tornado watch for eastern colorado and nebraska. but the track of what's left of alberto is going to track across the panhandle, through alabama, the tennessee valley, and then up through the ohio river valley. it will weaken as far as the winds go, but the rain is going to be there. so, we've got flash flood watching that are posted for as far north as southern indiana and across the carolinas. could see two, three, four inches of rainfall. this is an area that's seen a lot of rain in the last couple of weeks, so, very saturated and very prone to flooding through the midweek. tom? >> still very much a massive rainmaker. all right, rob, thank you so m

in polk county, north carolina, two people killed after a falling tree struck their vehicle. >> and rob marciano joining us now from panama city beach. the storm snow now onshore. what can we expect next? >> reporter: more in the way of rain, tom. and you can see the wind is still bleing here on the beach. the center will weaken, but the rain is going to continue. a lot of deep tropical moisture with it. you can see it as far north as virginia. we're watching a tornado watch in nebraska and eastern colorado. the track of alberto is going to go through mississippi, the tennessee valley, bring all this deep tropical moisture with it. we have several states under flash flood watches, as far north as southern indiana could see two, three, four, five inches of rain that's really been saturated with several inches of rain. so, flooding is going to continue to be an issue. tom? >> still very much a massive rainmaker. all right, rob, thank you so much. >>> next tonight, new developments in that violent beach arrest, caught on camera on the jersey shore. the wildwood police chief speaking out to

calls counterbalancing measures mexico is responding with terrorists on american imports including polk great apples in steel. a close aide to north korea's leader is meeting america's top diplomat for a second time in new york their meeting is expected to. paves the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong il next month president trump says preparations are going well. spanish media is reporting that a majority of m.p.'s are likely to vote against the prime minister mariano rajoy forcing him out of office m.p.'s have been debating a no confidence motion against mr hoyer after twenty nine people linked to his ruling people's party was jailed for corruption the main opposition says his policy is leading the charge it says he's lost credibility a court ruled that former people's party officials took bribes to fund election campaigns in exchange for lucrative public contracts. denmark is banning the wearing of full face veils in public from august their months justice minister has said the veil is incompatible with danish valley's women wearing burkas on nickels in public spaces

security correspondent for the nation and democracy now and was twice awarded the prestigious george polk award and is a producer and writer of the award winning film and was nominated for an academy award in his latest book the assassination complex is based on lead a secret documents on the u.s. global drone program. jean harris, another superstar who is with us tonight is the professor of political science at work college and the author or co-author of seven books and numerous articles on the black poweblackpower movement, the pof race and education, the widely acclaimed biography of the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks 182014 naacp image award and from the association of black women historians it appeared on "the new york times" bestseller list. her work is in "the new york times," "washington post" and msnbc, the nation and the intercept, boston review, the chronicle of higher education, and her newest book in more beautiful and terrible history of the uses and misuses of civil rights history came out just two weeks ago from beacon press and is the centerpiece of our conversation t

a polk county woman killed when her home was crushed by a mudslide. >> all right. let's get right to rob. he joins us live in studio. as we look at the map tonight, there's a lot going on. >> busy again and obviously the soil saturated, especially across the southeast. watches posted for missouri and tennessee. and storms moves across houston, and the rains continuing tonight across florida. some severe weather, storms to chicago by tomorrow morning. severe threat looks like it will impact indiana and parts of ohio during the day tomorrow. strong winds, hail, maybe an isolated tornado. that's into tomorrow morning. across much of the southeastern third some heavy rain in the next 48 hours from ohio to miami. >> rob, thanks. >>> we want to turn to a developing story we've been following. a saturday night jailbreak in south carolina. three men on the run, two of them accused murders. and now police say they assaulted a guard as well. zachary kiesch with the manhunt. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt. police in south carolina frantically trying to track down thr

when you look from the polk street steps, and you look all the way down the plaza, down market streetthis was meant to be this way. it's really special. >> the city approached us off the grid to provide food and beverages at the event as kind of the core anchor to encourage people who leave a reason to stay. >> it's really vibrant. it's really great, just people walking around having a good time. >> this formula is great food, interesting music, and then, we wanted to have something a little more, so we partnered with noise pop, and they brought in some really fun games. we have skeeball, we also have roller skating lessons, and we've got a roller skating rink. >> if you're a passion jail skeeball player like me, and you're deciding whether you're just going to roll the ball up the middle or take a bank shot. >> our goal is to come out and have fun with their neighbors, but our goal is to really see in the comments that it's a place where people want to hold their own public event. >> i think this is a perfect example of all these people working together. everybody's kind of come toge

that the corruption of some of our chief officials i can blame no man for leaving this rotten old polk and crew who manage." all things considered, he should have deserted. he threatened to do so, but he did not do it. why he didn't do it is the big question i am interested in. to be able to understand that, we need to stay in his shoes. i kept them in -- what kept them in the ranks was the grind. the day of being a soldier. the hardships, the work. ultimately, that is what he found deep meaning in. was -- this poor comrade was illiterate, he was supporting a wife that had five kids in minnesota. it is for some to have large families to support, to be kept out of their pay for six months more at a time. and to keep receiving letters from home begging for money to buy bread and meat for their starving little one. this man i speak of is one of those unfortunates. he cannot read writing, and always brings me his letters to read to him. many i have read that would bring tears from stone. such is war. cruel, heartless, bloody war that starves the innocent and enriches the guilty. was it dif

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