Grover Cleveland actually said...

Another difficulty in the case is found in the fact that when the soldier was injured he was clearly not engaged in any military duty nor wa...

This, upon all the facts, does not appear to be a proper case for allowing a pension for an injury suffered in the line of military duty.

It can hardly be supposed that the trouble with his ears caused the soldier to fall a victim to pneumonia.

The father does not appear to be so needy and dependent as is often exhibited in cases of this class.