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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-13
Bursch o~s' burns anC

pl Kitchen police yesterday: Burns and
COMPANY K, SALTWATER
Guard detail last night: Corno-o1 p,.4..
PriNates Behnke and Barton.
Guard detail this morning: Sergeant Ko,r,
FrVates Begging and Borrowman.
Herseants keefe and Howard, Corpcral Me-
r raiiah, wagner Kearney and Private Cole
ie RSos W Ior DUTY Yesterday at noon Wv
visitors yesterday 'en' "ere
Mooien socks. tie first installment Of the
soTeF + Wha, equipment arrived yesterday.
day night. o. H. Werdeman was adno ~ tu ~ >.
hospital yesterday "s "uiiii''7o 10
Privates Kenyon. Tobisch and sinnott were
e~'oSeu from DUTY yesterday. Indisposed.
COMPANY G. RED WING
tollce detail yesterday: Corporal Anderson.
frivates Judd and johnson.
Police detail today: CORPORAL Fr,ckson
Privates Johnson and Jones.
Guard detail last night Sergeant Rurr.,or
PTiWates Benson and Bearbaur.
and Bell. e'nl blahd
Mrs. and Miss Melindy called ON Private
Melindy yesterday. oN i'i'a'e
Mrs MIS-. Bassett and Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. visited
COMPANY E, WINONA.
Wednesday afternoon, Capt. Van SAINT call,
ed on Company E. and, in behalf of the civ
OF Winona. presented magnificent sword
to Capt. LIE May, of E. Commander Torrance
OF the e. A. R., Capt. Van SAINT and Cant
LIE May made eloquent and patriotic speeches
everybody was happy and all had GOOD
time. eoou
Private Max Meyer had charge Of the No.
lice yesterday.
Guard detail last night: Corporal Milhow,
SKI, Privates Baxter, A. Blagfk, p. Blagik
Blank, sunernumerary.
.or msharkey" Jezewski felt very happy yes.
Capt. LIE May had drilling in extended
order and scaling practice yesterday. II drew
large crowd of interested spectators.
COMPANY F. SPRING VALLEY.
Capt. Wall was officer of the day last night,
F's crack squad gave an exhibition rife
drill last night. The squad was composed
of Sergeants Thayer, Barnes, Cady De Groat
Allard, Corporal Bly,. Privates Brazentine and
Hanson. The boys gave splendid exhibit
ton and were freely applauded by mem,
bers Of other companies and civilian specta.
tors.
Corporal Howard, Privates Nose. Mulroy.
Northway, Thayer, supernumerary, were
guard detail last night.
Corporal BLY, had the police yesterday.
Private Chamberlain is detailed clerk to
company headquarters.
Private Stockdale was detailed kitchen TO-
lice yesterday.
visitors yesterda: T. Collan and Joseph
Keenan,.
These answered sick call: Privates Nedd
and Ford. Not serious; they remained On
duty.
COMPANY D. FAIRMONT.
Guard detail last night: Corporal hilbert,
Privates Frankfort, Fowler, Frederickson
and Fleming.
Guard detail this morning: Privates L..
| T Wy
pernumerary. Graham.
These answered sick cali: Privates Smith,
Theobald. Buchan. Carroll, Hicks. thinner
man. Buchan Is the only one admitted to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-13

arrived at Camp Ramsey, there were several
companies in the different regiments whose
men were comparative strangers to one as
other. Men came from all parts Of the state
to be enrolled in the companies being or
ganzed in St. Paul.
One of the companies in which this condi-
ton existed was Company l., of the Thir-
teenth. Not twenty-five men of L person
ally knew First Sergeant Chas. R. Head, OF
L, fortnight ago. yet today they all know
him and like him. The sergeant was for
merly regular army man and his experi.
ence and army education has been wonder
full help to the officers and men Of his COM
pany in teaching the recruits the routine
work and drill. That they appreciate his
efforts in their behalf was proven last night,
when Capt. Morgan, in the name Of the COM
pany presented the sergeant with a splendid
revolver. 1t a complete surprise to
Sergeant Head but he responded in q happy
speech, thanking the boys and the officers
for the compliment and assuring them of
his appreciation Of it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-13
HOSPITAL CORPS FLAGS
ANOTHER INTERESTING PREsEN-
TATION AT CAMP RAMSEY

Ladies' of DistaR Chapter, Daurb-
ters OF the American Revolution
Present Mai. Fitzgerald with N
Complete Set of CoIors for the
Ambulance COrps-TangibIe Ex-
preston of Patriotic Sentiment.
| The ladies of Distaff chanter n
A. r., have been greatly interested n,
the matter of presenting a flag TO one
OF the Minnesota regiments Some time
ago, one of the officers Of the chanter
called upon the officers at the camp
ana was Informed that only one flag
could be carried by the regiment, and
tnat one the national colors. which
were furnished by the United States,
The ladies of the chapter were NOT
lacking In patriotism, however, and
When report was made to the effect
tiiat tney would be unable to furnish
the troops with colors, they all agreed
.hat something else ought to be done,
tor the Minnesota boys who were to
take the front. 1t was therefore de-
cided to present the hospital corps with
colors. 20 WIN
Inc members of the chapter all
aSIeeu that no more practical evidence
" the patriotic sentiment of it's mem
oers could be voiced than by such ac-
tlon' which would be strictly in keep
20 "teAi ehc ODJeCCS OF the OrganiZa-
tion. Inasmuch as the offer of the high
school students was accepted by the
governor the ladies felt perfectly safe,
IN going ahead with their plans. The
project was to be kept a strict secret
as 1t was intended to make the pre.
sentation as a surprise.
true to its object, the ladies of tbe-
chapter kept the matter quiet. and
yesterday. when work on the flags
was completed, trip to Camp Ramsey
was taken by dozen or more promi.
nent members of the chapter. Mai.
Fitzgerald, chief of the CORPS of sur
geons, was found In the hospital quar-
tiers. where the ladies took him by sur
prise. The presentation speech was
made by the regent of the Distaff chap.
ter, who gracefully rendered the flags
in the name of the Distaff chapter of
the Daughters Of the American Reyo-
luton. and assured Maj Fitzgerald d
and his corps that their hearts would
ever be with them while in the field
of battle.
Maj Fitzgerald responded briefly. >
After the little informal ceremony was
over, the ladies We're shown through
the hospital by Maj. Fitzgerald. II
The flags presented consist of one
very large and handsome national en-
blem of regulation army size and four
g,lidons for the ambulance.
The gift was particularly intende for
the Thirteenth regiment, which is COM
posed largely of st. Paul and Minneap.
oils boys.
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ALONG THE sKIRMIsH LINE

COMPANY L. CRooKSTON.
second Lieut.. Naylor is appointed acting
ordnance officer for the Fourteenth regiment.
L received twenty-five guns yesterday.
Drum Major Deino and Fred spiegel, OF
the Fourteenth regiment band are assigned
to Company L. Mr.. spiegel was formerly
with George seibert's band, 81 this city. He
Is veteran of the Civil war, and a number
one musician.
Chief Cook Luddon and Assistant Cook
Martin entertained Misses Bowers and Rib
evening.
Private Boggs was excused from duty yes
terday. His mother and sister came from
Wisconsin to visit him.
so Mrs ss Gandaeh Of White Bear visited her
Mr.. M. Washburn, of Grand RAPIDS. MINI.
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A petition will be presented to the
Minneapolis city council tonight sign
ed by a number of prominent citizens,
asking the city of Minneapolis to make
liberal appropriation of money, to be
divided among the five companies Of
volunteers from Minneapolis who are
about to start for the Philippine ISL
ands, the same to be used as company
funds.
The soldiers from Minneapolis are
inclined to feel that they have been
rather sighted in this matter, when
they think Of what other cities and
towns have done for their companies.
they having given the boys from $500
to $1,000 each.
Minneapolis has done nothing for them
in a practical way, and as the COM
panies include some Of the best young
blood Of the city, the business men have
taken up the matter and will urge the
council to take some recognition of
their action. Mayor Pratt has approx
ed the plan, and as many aldermen as
possible will be seen today.
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MANY PEOPLE CANNOT DRINK

Coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep. you
can drink Grain-o when you please and
sleep like top. For Grain-O does not sim
u-ate;, 1t nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet
II LOOKS ana tastes like the best coffee. For
Grain-O is the perfect drink. Made from
pure gralns. Get a package from your grocer
to-day Try 1t IN place of coffee. Is and 2Sc.
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TESTIMONIAL TO COL. REEVE.
His minneapolis Friends Give Him
n Handsome Present.

Col Reeve was agreeaby surprised yester-
day in receiving a testimonial from some Of
his Minneapolis friends 1t came without
any ceremony, but it spoke volumes to Gil
Reeve, and he was greatly touched by The
kind words that will go with him on his
journey into unknown future. The COM
munieaton, which Col Reeve received, was
as follows:
''The undersigned friends OF CAL Charles
Nice. Reeve wishing to evidence, by a
slight testimonial, their appreciation OF his
labors in organizing the Thirteenth Min
nesota regiment Of United States volun-
teers. which has enrolled under his COM
mand in the national service, subscribe the
amounts set against their names.
J. S. Bell, Charles J. Martini
John Bigelow, e. c. Kitchener
w. L. Bigelow S. T. Mcknight.
George c. Christian, George II. Partridge, =
W. w. Eastman. F. H. Peavey, O.
w. G. Edgar, E. ]. Phelps, IS
Eustis Bros, c. A. Pillsbury
S. A. Harris George W. Porter
9. NJ. Harrington, James w. Raymond, :.
c. B. Heffelhnger, F. b. Semple,
3. W. Herrick, e. 8. Woodworth y
Thomas B. Janney, o. G. Wyman.
NJ D. Koon. {
Enclosed with the communication was a.
certified check for $3.50, and a note sigaeli
by O. committee OF signers, stating that 1t was
sent Col. Reeve with the suggestion that
kit or whatever he deemed desirable, and
war would be such that he would return
with colors flying. =:
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CAPT. ROBINSON MARRIEs.
United to Miss Nellie Dorcy,
Saltwater.

Capt. N. O.. Robinson, Of Company c, Thir-
teentn regiment volunteers was married al
Saltwater last evening to Miss Nellie Dorcy
daughter of John Dorcy.
They Immediately came to st. Paul
Capt. Robinson lives at 1877 Hague avenue
and was formerly In the employ OF q. o.
Merrill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-17

New York, March 17.-Again there
was no feature to the early trading
and the opening sales were on q
small scale. Both sides were dis
posed to hold aloof for the moment.
The bulls feared unfavorable devel-
opments in the Cuban question, aud
the bears hesitated until more Is
known concerning the acreage ques-
ton. First prices were a shade bet
ter, but temporary hesitation at Liv-
erpool unsettled the local market 2
to points. A few sales for foreign
account were recorded. Spots sales
at Liverpool 10000, at unchanged
prices. Futures barely steady at
about last nights prices. Yarns at
Manchester quiet and steady. In
cloths more business would be done
IL sellers would concede something.
Bombay receipts 81, 900 against S.
600 last year. Shipments none
against 10000. Port receipts 1885
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TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS.

Galveston, Tex. March 10
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe today received requests from
connections to bid with them
on the transportation of troops
from Fort Sam Houston to
Galveston. The Santa Fe has
also received a request to bid
on the transportation of a large
quantity of coal to Galveston
for the vessels of tho United
States navy.
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SUMMARY OF DEVELOPMENTS.


Court of Inquiry unexpected
~ sailed for Key West
Senators and congressman
say that they will not agree to
adjournment during the pres
ent crisis.
If the squadron that Spain
sent from Cadiz sails from the
Canary Islands for western wa
ters flying squadron will be
sent to Spain.
Battleship Oregon has been
ordered from San Francisco to
Key West. 1t is a six weeks
trip.
Pressure of Wall street at
Washington may result in war
being averted.
Senator Money, writing IN
Cuba, says that the Spaniards
there would welcome annexa-
ton in preference to autonomy.
Spain is bribing the CONT
mental press of Europe to Gre
ate public sentiment against the
United States.
Emperors of Austria and
Germany are friendly to Spain,
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WALL STREET AND WAR.

New York, March. 1.-THE
decline in the market today was
primarily caused by the fact
that board of inquiry's report
will probably be in Washington
Saturday or Sunday, and be de-
liyered to congress on Monday
with the presidents message.
This will probably bring mat
ters to crisis and judging from
the way preparations for war
are being made, it surely looks
as if the feeling would be highly
nervous in financial and mer-
camille circles and that the same
will be related in lower prices
for securities in Wall Street.
Senator Proctor will deliver a
speech on the Cuban situation
at some length this afternoon.
The present gold movement
amounts to $50. 100000. this has
served one purpose, that has
been to keep the money market
from advancing.
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THE SITUATION.
g ckInIey IN a Quandary--Prepnraei
Go On, bot whIte-wInGed Peace
I'm swanted--TrOOps Moving.

Uncle Sans not worrying
For Cuba's cause alone;
He has a word to say to Spain
On matters all his own
There's blood to be atoned for.
The blood of our own men,
And Spain from Uncle Sans just
wrath
Will not be safe till then.
Wen welcome Cuba's freedom,
And cheer that gallant isle;
But we won't forget the sunken
Maine
And her dead tars the while.
For that crime Spain must answer,
Apart from all the rest,
And till she does thereTl be no peace
In Uncle Samuel's breast,
Republic.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Received and Corrected Each Day b,
Wire Of X. F. Darcy Co.'s
Stock Exchange.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 17.-Wheat-Ap-
parently the decision of directors
yesterday on value of cash and May
wheat in this market stimulated de-
mand for northwest for cash and
their May future narrowed in com
parison with others, there being good
demand for cash wheat, especially
Minneapolis. Northwest receipts
continue liberal, 23I cars against 205
last year. Primary receipts, 31s, 900,
clearances, 271 900. Trading in wheat
has been light but has been main
tanned by the principal holders. Re-
ports on weather were of extreme
cold in the northwest but pleasant
Southwest, with fabulous stories of
growth of vegetation in the latter
direction. On the latter strength
July shorts covered on the news of
cold weather in the Northwest a de-
cision of the directors, but were
easily supplied, and market has for
most part ruled easy with light trad
ing. 1t seems to be the wrong time
of year for much impulse on the buy
ing side except to cover shorts.
Corn-Country offerings continue
small and the seaboard has taken
considerable cash. When hquida-
tion after heavy trading begins
everything else has to make way un-
til it is finished. Late advices from
Argentine say the corn crop prom
ises to be large and early.
Oats followed corn-The demand
for cash good for spot arrival. East
ern demand quiet.
Provisions s-Considering the weak
ness in grain they have shown con-
siderable strength. Buying of ribs
and lard by a leading house the
cause. Cash trade good-20, 900 hogs
estimated for tomorrow.
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Washington, March 16.-The
situation summed up at II
O'Clock tonight is thus:
Within ten days past this
government has made greater
preparations for offense and
defense than it has for the past
twenty years,
The feeling is that the admin
istration does not think we will
have war, but is preparing fol
it. If there is no war then the
republican party in the con
gressional elections will claim
that it prevented it and the loss
of 100000 men and 81, ZOO, ,0O0,-
600.
If war comes it will claim it
as its war in vindication of
Americanism.
Mckinley sends for every one
who is supposed to know any
thing about the situation and
absorbs, but says nothing.
Wild stories come in one mo-
ment and a:e denied the next.
1t is agreed that the public de-
sire for blood is whetted to that
extent that within two weeks,
though that is an extravagantly
short period, the administra-
ton will have to put it's hand
openly into Cuban affairs. Then
it will come to the point OF
whether Spain will back down,
If it does not then the guns will
go off. This is the summary OF
the day.
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BOARD OF INQUIRY ARRIVES.

Key West. March 16.-The
,MangroYe arrived from Havana
this morning, having on board
the members Of the court of in
quiry. The torpedo boat Por-
ter sailed for Tortugas this
morning with mail for the feet.
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CIPHER SYNOPSIS REJECTED.

CIPHER SYNOPSIS REJECTED.
New York, March lit was
the secretary's purpose to have
a full synopsis of the the courts
conclusion put in cipher and
telegraphed to Washington.
Upon consultation with the pres
ident however. this plan has
been abandoned.
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AN INQUIRY ABOUT TROOPS.

Raleigh. N. c.. March 10
Gov. Russell today received a
message from President Nc
Kinley asking how many troops
they could furnish in case of
hostilities. The reply of the
governor gave the number as
245, 900.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Kansas-Rain tonight, colder.
northwesterly winds.
Dakota-Nebraska; Fair, and
warmer Friday.
Mlnnesota-Fair, colder.
Iowa = Fair. northwesterly
winds.
Missouri-Cloudy. rains south,
northerly winds.
Illinois and Indiana-Partly
cloudy, colder.
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ELECTRICITY TO AID THE NAVY.

GNGO MIL ~ AAD LIE NV l.
Washington, March 16. -
Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by the navy to estab-
lish a coast electrical signal
system to inform vessels of the
presence of an enemy.
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SECURING NAVY SURGEONS.

New York, March 16.-A
committee of physicians has
been appointed here to secure
navy surgeons.
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o. S. BUYING RAPID FIRE GUNS.

Washington, March 16.-The
war department has just closed
a deal with English gunmakers
for 80 6-inch rapid-fire guns
now completed and ready for
shipment.
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ARDMoRE, THURSDAY, MARCH II.
BY TELEGRAPH!
(Dazey & Co. Specially
EXPECTS REPORT TODAY.

New York, March 17.-Presi-
dent Mckinley is quoted as say
ing he expects the report from
board of inquiry today, and it
will be sent to congress within
twenty-four hours after its re-
ceipt,
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One bottle of DIR. Simmons Cough
Syrup will cure you, when perhaps
NIL the physicians in the world could
try bottle? Price fifty cents. Sat-
tstaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
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LIVE STOCK

ChicagO-Cattle, $500. Hogs, 1900.
Kansas City-Cattle, 5000. Hogs. I2.OOo.
OnRha--Cattle, 500. Hogs, 400.
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w. A. HARRIS & co.

against 16, ,I9l in 1895. New Orleans
sold 1000 spots; Mobile, 200; Savsn-
nah, A; Norfolk, 21O; Augusta, 612;
New York, LOG. Exports, $1,000.
Southern spot markets qniet and un-
changed; New York, dull and uu-
changed. The unsatisfactory situa-
tion during the forenoon was fol-
lowed in the later dealings by q like
display Of indifference. Trading
was slow and changes were unim-
portant There was an absence of
news of any kind and general indif-
ference was manifested. Closing
sales were at q net decline OF to 4
points. The extreme range was
points. Total sales II 100.
sPOTs-MIDDLING.
New York. Sis; sales, io6; tone. dull.
New Orleans. S s-Is; sales. .7so0; tone, steady
Liverpool. li-s2; sales. 1000; tone. quiet.
FUTURES.
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We Know Our Prices are Right, Our
Styles are all Up-tO-Date, and
we Guarantee Satisfaction.

The lucky number possession Sidney Suggs
knows what is 1t is explained however that the
tween and 3O and the 4th of April holding
or the will presented by $40 Suit free
of all
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Beggs' Eye Salve will cure in
Named or weak eyes. Nothing bet
Ger. Try 1t.
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PUTs AND CALLS ON July WHEAT
Puts "a, is.
Calls s5 rs, So.
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Arrival and De- arture U. s. Malls.
South bound nail closes 4:45 p. NJ.
South bound mail arrives $3.50 p m.
North bound mail closes 11:15 q. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
ut D. m, and closed at p. m.
Office hours from 8 a. M, to p ms
Sundays from a. M, to 9 a. m.
MORAN SCOTT, P. M.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
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TIME TABLE.

UuITs N.OIOFdUO dWu SUWIM e NuaIW"y'
SOUTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express 4:l2 a. n.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express $40 D. NJ
NORTH BOuND-
Galveston and Chicago Express 1853 4. III
Cleburne and Kansas City Express IL 1:02 am
A. LUCAS, Ticket ARt.
W. 8. KEENAN,. Gen. Pass. ARt.
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81 can say one thing for Chamber
lain's collie, cholera and diarrh9a
remedy; and that is that il excels any
proprietary medicine / have seen on
the market, and / have been in the
practice of medicine and the drug
business for the past forty years, :"
writes J. NJ. Jackson, q. D., Bron-
son, Fla. Physicians like Chamber
lain's collie, cholera and diarrhea
remedy because IL is a scientific pre-
paration, and-because it always gives
QUICK relief. Get bottle at T. N.
Coleman and W. B. Frame.
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United states Court for 1898.

United States Court for 1888.
The United States court for this
district will meet as follows:
Chickasha. ........F Feb. and Oct. 3
RYAN Feb. 81. and Oct. IL
Pauls Valley. =. March and Oct. 81
Purcell. March % and Nov. 81
Ardmore April IL and Dec 3
Hosea Townsend. ......U. 8. Judge
W. B. johnson. ......U. S. Attorney
@. M. Campbell. .........U. 5. Clerk
John 8. Hammer .....U. >. Marshal
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FREE! FREE! FREE!
A $40 Suit
Given Away Free 10 ME Lucky Person.

Every person buying pair of pants from
US between now and the 4th of April, will have
a guess free. We do this to let the people see
what our tailor, Mr.. SWenderman, can do.