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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-02
WEATHER and RIVER.

The Temperature Was Moderating
Last Night, and the Cold Wave is
On It's Last Legs, but the River
May Close at Any Moment.
The cold wave seems to be approach
ing its end. Last night at 10 o'clock
the schnepf thermometer showed 10
degrees above, a rise of ten degrees
since a. m. To-day 1t Is expected that
the mercury win advance to at least Is
degrees above. probably higher.
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
season in wheeling. Three above zero
was the lowest temperature recorded
by the oGicial thermometer at
schnepfs, but much lower tempera-
ture was reported from the outlying
communities. George Yahn's theTmom-
eter. at his home near wheeling Park.
showed degrees below at a. m. the
lowest temperature reported from
self.registering thermometer in this Vi
cintty. Unreliable instruments showed
lower temperature, but were probably
not accurate. The hourly temperature
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. m. Thursday, show
ed feet 8 inches and falling. Wealth
er, cloudy and not so cold.
The National Board Of. Trade, which
closed its annual meeting in Washing
ton a few days ago, passed strong res
olutions urging Congress to appropriate
money for the improvement Of the wa
terways Of tho United States.
A new wharf has been built this win
ter In the upper part of Toronto. Ohio
which will be known to rivermen as
Myers wharf. The landing is a splen-
did one and an immense I'LL has been
made to the river from the second
bank, a distance Of four hundred feet
The grade is uniform, very easy and at
right angle to the river.
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Monongahsla Frozen.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1.-The Monon-
gahela river froze over this morning at
the foot of Wood street and is frozen
over from Lock No. to the headwaters
except at such places where the stream
is kept open by the movements of the
boats. The towboat Clipper backed
down through the Ice in the Mononga-
hela harbor this morning having seven
fats of coal.
1t was an inspiring sight to witness
and the grinding Of the ice could be
heard for quite distance. Only few
boats are attempting to bring coal out
of the pools. The Clipper left four
loaded Oats in the middle of the river
at the foot Of Market street. and deliv-
cred the rest Of her tow. The James G.
Blaine arrived at 10 o'clock from Nor
gantown. She made On eventful trip.
The boat rounded to, in the harbor
through the ice. as slick as II the river
had been entirely clear.
The conditions both in reference to
the river and the weather are almost
identical with those of one year ago.
The record as kept by Capt James A.
Henderson, president Of the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati packet line. was con-
suited. 1t showed that February last
there was feet 10 inches Of water In
the harbor, against rs feet to-day. On
February 2 there was 2.5 feet. February
8 the river showed "a feet and rain was
falling. on February there was 80
feet Of water and on February 8 there
were L feet and river rising.
capt George II. Atkinson md Capt.
Isaac B. williams, the local steam
boat inspectors, have suspended the IL
cense of Engineer wylie W. Smith for
period Of sixty days, and that Of John
Noulden for thirty days, on charges of
drunkenness. The formers suspension
dates from January IS, and the latter's
from January "a. Abram L. LItten. who
has figured prominently in making In
formations, was the informant in both
cases. The men we've OF duty at the
time they were upder the influence of
liquor, witnesses testified at the hear
ings, An applicant for license to run
ON the rivers Is compelled to swear
that he is man OF temperate habits,
The inspectors can suspend a licensed
man for drunkenness. whether he is
drunk while on or OF duty.
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pRIpaEPoRT HAPPENINas.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

The young people Of BenwOod and
South Wheeling Will produce at the
opera house in this city next Tuesday
evening "A Flshermans Luck" 1t
was produced at Benwood twice this
season, with surprisingly good results.
Charles Zulauf, the well known BARI
tone sololst. Of Pittsburgh, and the Mo-
cart Singing Society, Of Wheeling, VIII
sing between acts.
Miss Emma Thompson very pleasant
~ entertained number OF her friends
last evening at the residence OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomp-
son, on Lincoln avenue. About ten
couples were present, and n very en-
joyable evening WIS spent by all. Cards
and dancing were the principal amuse-
meDts OF the evening. Refreshments
were served.
Notwithstanding the cold weather,
quite number enjoyed the excellent
skating on the back river yesterday
afternoon and evening.
Charles Qulmby has returned to Phil
ippI. W. Va, after a visit with rela-
lives in this city.
Mrs. Frank Barr has gone to Scott
dale, Pa, to spend month with her
parents.
An open social will be given at the
Third NJ. E. church. tomorrow eve-
ming.
J. c. Waters has returned from In
di7napolis. where he has been on busi-
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.ast night the situation on the river

Last night the situation On the rlNeE
was critical and the closing Of the
stream was momentarily expected by
steamboatmen. From a gentleman who
came up on the afternoon Ohio River
train It was learned that the river was
open from Parkersburg to Wheeling.
but with the stream falling steadily
and the ice coming thick and fast 1t
was feared gorges would form at st.
Mary's. sardls, Buckhlll Bottom or
Moundsville.
Here, at midnight the river was fll7
ed with floating ice, some of the cakes
extending from bank TO bank. II the
stream is kept open until today the
rising temperature ought to prevent
the formation of gorges. II a gorge
forms 1t would probably require much
warmer weather and a good rise to
clear the stream of ice again.
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supRRlIr ooURT.
Cases Argued and Submitted to That
Bod Yesterday.

Cases Argued and Submitted to That
Bod Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. l.
The supreme court to-day transacted
the following business: Ira Ward vs..
Taylor Ward, from Barbour county;
submitted. Root Tea & Herb Company
VS.. E. v. Rlghtmire ct al. from Tucker
county; submitted. c, NJ, Hebb VS..
county court of Tucker county ct al.
certIoarI awarded and continued.
James R. smoot vs.. John T. McGrawr
from Taylor county submitted. Clara
A. Moore vs.. A. Mustoe ct ais, from
Randolph county; submitted. Margaret
Gaines VS.. Barbara S. Keener ct al,
from Taylor county; submitted. ches-
ter Brombaugh VS.. Jacob Sterrtnger,
from Tucker county, submitted. Mox
Rosenour VS.. Susan Rosenour ct al,
from Tucker county; submitted. Dew
ing & Sons VS.. Ira Ward ct al, from
Randolph county; partly argued and
continued until tomorrow. Samuel v.
Woods, trustee, vs.. Ira Ward 81 al, from
Barbour county continued Adjourned
until tomorrow.
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CELEBRATING TIPS.

Consul Hay has reached Lourenzo
Marques.
The consular appropriation bill has
been agreed upon by the committee on
foreign relations.
Henry Watterson, who was in Kan
sas City yesterday. expressed no SUR
prise at the turn OF affairs In Kentucky.
The senate has confirmed the
nomination of Edward n. Gunsaulus,
of Ohio, to be consul OF the United
States at Pernambuco. Brain
In collision on the Erie railway. at
Akron, Ohio, Engineer Diday, the oldest
on the road. was killed, and George
Rial, fireman, slightly injured. Three
coaches were wrecked, but passengers
escaped,
Walter d. Blllows, OF Pittsburgh, has
entered suit against William H. Nc
Carthy, restaurant keeper, for 5000
damages, for refusing to serve dinner
to himself and Congressman White, Of
North Carolina.
The contested election case Of David
son, (Rep.), VS.. Gilbert (Dem.), from
Kentucky, was heard yesterday by
House Election Committee No. l. The
issue is on the re-distrlcting Of the
Eighth Kentucky district.
Sister stanislaus. n teacher. and
Mary Foley, pupil. lost their lives
in a fire at St. Lawrence ORIOLES
Catholic parish school at 81. Louis yes
terday. BY good management all
others were rescued from the burning
building.
The trial OF Roland B. Molineaux was
yesterday adjourned until Monday
next. DR., Tynberg, who is attending
Juror Brown, whose illness caused the
interruption of the trial. assured Re-
corder Con that Mr.. Brown will be in
attendance on Monday.
F. S. NJ Provost, of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, was elected director Of
tie Baltimore & Ohio railroad yester-
day, to succeed General Lewis Fitzger-
aid, resigned. The new director rep
resents the stock acquired in the inter-
est Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
The secretary of state has sent to the
senate committee on foreign relations
an assurance from the British ambas-
sador that the interview attributed to
Consul Van slttart, at New Orleans, re-
fectlng upon public officials OF the uni
ted States, was pure fabrication.
A runner who has arrived at sterk-
North In Witch n IL announced mai
no n Roers have reonened the line 10
hnfa aTVVFk,ftao
shart NJ s,ro,nberg The nlajns be,no
hoe The cnmn Of the burehers n h
,I,as ~, 49,, ,,,o,,o5 MI, a. s,tro,,,-
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ohnrred Wlth Forglng pOnds.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Julius schrOe-
ter, Of Forest Hill, n. j.. was arrested
in this city to-day, on warrant
charging forgery, on complaint of La
denburg. Thalman & Company. BAN
kers, who charge Schroeder with forg-
ing bonds Of the state of Virginia.
Upon these alleged forged Virginia
bonds Schroeder succeeded in obtaining
loans amounting to $4,000 from the I'm
porters' and Traders National Bank
and Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.
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Totals 800. .S72,s90 81, as &ii,l55

It wifi be noted that the stogle tax
increase is considerable, amounting to
$500 Reduced to the number of sto-
giles, It means that in January, 1899,
4,s4s,9OO stogies were manufactured
here, while in January, 1900, the number
increased to 6,1S9,4OO. AN increase of
1,7s0.5OO. or II per cent This demon
strates that the recent United States
court decision In favor Of the Wheel
ing stogie is accomplishing much in
booming the real Wheeling stogie. The
manufacturers predict that the present
year win show even larger increases in
their output as the scope of the decis-
ions becomes more generally known.
There are also handsome increases in
the tax collected from tobacco and beer.
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wheellngs stogie. tobacco and brew
ing industries continue to show the
healthy and steady increases in bust
ness done that were 3 feature Of the
year Just closed. 1888 was a much bet
ter year than 1898. and now comes the
record of internal revenue tax collec-
lions for the FIRST month Of 1900. and a
very large increase is shown over the
initial month Of last year, indicating
that the topmost wave Of the tide OF
prosperity has not yet rolled in.
THE following tabulation shows the
collections of Internal revenue at the
wheeling ONCE, for the month just
ended, and comparison made with the
Same month Of the precedinR year:
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Funeral Of Or. G. ". Mason.
.srIpi 0Isnatch 10 the IntoIllEeucer.

Special Dispatcn 10 the 4htolliBeuSeEs
CHARLES TOWN, ". Va, Feb. L.
The funeral of the late DIT. Gerard F
Mason, who died on Tuesday morning.
took place from his late residence. or
washington street. this morning at II
o'clock. The pail bearers were Daniel
B. Lucas, william cralghill. Daniel 4,
craighlll. Captain George Baylor, Colo
mel Henry Davenport, Major G. ". II
KearBiry, Captain George H. Flags
Messrs. Samuel Howell. George Fl. Tur,
ncr, W. q. Carroll and II. o. Talbot
The honorary pail bearers were DIS
Vennlng, NeilI, Richardson, Leppltt and
c. Bishop. Services were conducted Ivy
Rev. A. G. Hopkins, OF the Presbyterian
church, assisted by Bishop w. Loyal
Grnvltt. The interment was at Edge.
hill cemetery.
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State Treasurer,p Report.


Special Dispatch TO tho Inteiligoncer,
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. L.
Tho report of State Treasurer Kendall
for the month Of January shows a bal
ance In the treasury OF ti,2ls,l0O q, dis
tributed among the different funds as
follows: State fund, S49O,712 ~; general
school fund, 32o3.5Si 07; the school fund,
HG3.sg6 ~. Receipts wero iOl,6l4 -;
disbursements, S251, 642 81.
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River Kilograms.

observation-disclosures feet and fall
ing. Showing.
STEIrBENVILLE-River s feet Z
inches and falling Weather clear and
cold River filled with ice.
MORGANTOwN-The river Is closed.
Weather clear and cold
GREENSBORO-Rlver feet inches
and falling Weather cold and navlgR-
tlon suspended.
Observation-Disclosures S foot and
falling. Weather clear, and 1 degrees
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Postmastsrs Commissioned and spe-
cial Service Discontinued.

cial Service Discontinued.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntslliEsncer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. L.
West Virginia postmasters have been
commissioned as follows: James NJ. Nc
Lain, Area, Writ county. a new office;
George strope. Woodruff; Albert H.
Smith, Plum, Tyler county, new Of
Gee, and Albert L. Porter, Sutherland,
Kanawha county.
Special service has been discontinued
at Brushfork, Mercer county from
Blueheld. to date from February L, the
office TO be supplied by star service on
route 1919; and at Lanham, Putnam
county. from Poca, from February u
office placed on route 1878.
Star services has been discontinued, to
date from February 10, from Rocky
fork to Patrick, route 1862
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above zero. little Rauawha and Ohio
river frozen. No boats.
WARREN-River feet tnchea
Weather cold.
BRoWNsVILLB-River closed.
OIL CTTY-River feet inches and
falling. Weather cold ana clear.
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DIED FROM ETEEoTs OF BURNS
Joseph Lacey Acquitted, and Large
Crowd Applanded.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer
CHARLESTON, w. w., Feb. l.
Mrs. Betsy Mullen, aged ninety, died
to-day from burns. Her clothes caught
FIRE from the crate.
A jury In the criminal court here to-
day acquitted Joseph Lacey. an ex-sol'
dIer, on trial OH a charge of ertmInally
assaulting his twelve-year-old Hster-in'
law, several months ago, near ST. Al
bans. Three hundred people IN The
court room applauded the verdict.
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nheumntlsm Cured IN a Dnv.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to 8 days.
It's action upon the system Ia remarkn-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben
eflts. IS cents. Sold by Il. II. List.
1910 Main street, ChNs. Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets, druggists. mw&f
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Pensions Granted lowest virginians.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencero
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-Pen'
siono have been granted to West Vir-
glnia applicants as follows:
Increase-James McCulley, Elm
Grove, Sc to $40; Daniel C. Neal. Glen
wood, SO to IS; Robert Blake, s. to 10
supplementaI-John NJ. Gray. OK
ford, 81.
wIdows-I. E. Young, French Creek
Sl2; Susan O'Brien, Stinson, S.; Mary
Macfarlan. IS; Amanda j. Birditt, Por.
ter Complementary. 50. and Elizabeth H
Hanna, frankfort, IS.
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coMpARATrvE sTATEMENT
Of Government Receipts and Bxpend.
itures.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 1.-The
comparative statement OF the govern
ment's receipts and expenditures, issued
to-day. shows that for the month of
January, 1900. the receipts from all
sources amounted to s4s,oi2,ls4, against
41,774,s3O for January. 1899. The ex-
penditures during the last month ag-
gregated Sss,1s9Os6, against $51,122.770
for January, 1893, leaving surplus last
month OF $S,S23, O6s.
Since July /, 1899. the receipts have
exceeded the expenditures by $2S,SIO,0 600
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water Works Frozen Up.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllEenccr.
PARSONS. w. Va, Feb. 1.-Joe SUI
tcrs' residence, at Thomas, wna totally
destroyed By IRE this afternoon. Ions,
$500. The water works were frozen up.
no that they were of no use, the Their
mOmeter beiEg nenr zero,
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Yesterday, shortly before noon, fire
] alarm was turned in from Box III
which is located near the Laughlin mill
A barrel Of grease which had caught
IRE was the cause Of calling out the
department, the services Of which were
not needed. as the blaze was exdn-
guished before they arrived.
Rhys II. Williams, agent for the New
York Life Insurance Company, yester-
day paid to Mrs. Matthew c. Mitchell,
Of this city. the sum Of $3.50 S., the
full amount Of death claim on the life
Of her late husband, N. g. Mitchell,
who was accidentally killed a few
weeks ego.
c. n Carpenter leaves Sunday for
Detroit, to attend the annual conVen-
tiou of the National Brtckmakers AS
soclation, which convenes in that city
next Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs.
Carpenter will accompany him as Tar
az Toledo. where she will visit rela-
lives.
Last evening. at the home Of his par
ents, on the corner of Tenth and Pike
streets, William Helllng jr., entertain
ed a number Of his friends. About
twelve couples were present, and the
evening passed pleasantly. Refresh
ments were served.
Yesterday afternoon, at 1880 o'clock.
occurred the death OF Mrs. Mary Phil
lips, at her home, on Second street, af-
ter a long illness Of dropsy. The fun
eral will occur at o'clock, Sunday af-
ternoon, and interment will be at Riv-
.ervIew cemetery.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
cIety OF the N. E. church met yester-
day afternoon a. the residence Of Mrs.
william Manning, on Jefferson street.
William G. Morgan has announced
himself as candidate for re-nomina-
ton for township trustee, subject to
Republican primaries.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger
man Lutheran church met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Rothermund.
Miss Madge Heaton very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her friends
last evening, at her home. on Walnut
street.
Miss Nellie Carney, Of GAINESVILLE. is
the guest of Mrs, Jos. Fehrenbach. on
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. A. Drennen are
both confined to their home on account
Of illness.
Miss Annie snodgrass, OF Steuben-
Vile. is the guest of relatives in this
city.
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FAMILY WAsHINa

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry,
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STOGIE BOOMING.
January Shows an Increased Output
Of FOrty-One Per Cent
I6,I3s.4OO STOGIFS PRODUCED

BY the Wheeling Manufactures In
January, an Increase Of 1,7s5, 500
stogies Over the Same Period IN
1ses-Evsn Larger Increases in
the Output Are Predicted by the
Manufacturers for This Year.
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MOthef,sFriend

We know that in thousands of cases
i has proved moro than 4 blessing to
expectGnt mothers. II overcomes morn
ing sickness, II relieves the sense OF
tightness. Headaches cease, and dan.
ger from Swollen, Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided. Labor itself is
shortened and shorn Of most Of the pain.
We know that many doctors recon-
mend It, aRd we know that muldtudes
Of women go to tho drug stores and buy
Il because they are sure their physicians
have no objections. We ask a trial.
just q fair test. There is no possible
chance OF injury being the result, be-
cause Mothers Friend is sciontific-
ally compounded. Il is sold atSI bot
Gle, and should be used during most OF
the period Of CESSATION, although great
relief is experienced If used only short
time before childbirth. Send for our IL
Illustrated book about Mothers Friend.
THE BRADFlELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA. "a.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-10
Golf in Mexico.

Golf has found a lodgment in Mex
leo City. 1t has been many years in
finding it's way from the United States
to the republic in the south. as there
has been feeling that it was more Of
a fad than serious and engaging occu-
patton. Besides. 1t has in its practice
a little more freedom than has been
considered consistent with social ideas
in the semi-tropical city. Persons cour-
ageous enough to tell Of the witcheries
of the sport and to follow their con-
victions have been found. however and
after much trouble. links have been laid
out at San Pedro. Americans and En-
glishmen resident in the city are the
principal movers in club that has
been formed, and they intend to put up
a club house at San Pedro and make 1t
rival the clubs in America. Mexicans
did not take kindly to the idea at once,
but some of them have ventured to
play, and the game promises to take
hold among them as it has in the Unit
ed States
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-10
HOMEMADE PHILOSOPHY.

Man IL pashun, God IL love. The
wun burns out, the other IL everiastin.
Less steepul fur God, and more bred
fur Gods poor, IL the moo religyun. and
the best religyun ov awl.
Wunce Americans shed thare blud
fur freedum. We amt doin mutch now
but a sheddin over freedum.
Adam and Eve wuz never legally
marrsed-thatz the recon we wuz not
legitimate airz too the garden ov Eden
I spozs
Nobody wud be surprized too hear
ov war In hell. but war on earth liz
too mutch like it to be called slvilized
dolns.
Men 60 about meddlin with the CHS
tums and religyuns and liberty ov 9TH
sr psepul. and call it "workin fur the
Master"
Man IL dropt intoo life jist like a
drop ov medisin intoo a glass ov wot-
tsr-too sweeten or sour everything 1t
tetchss.
II l had my choice to accept sum
name creed. or be damd, I'd take my
chances and continyoo too wurk fur
yoomanity.
IL jist the same az injustis lords wite
man. Itz wots in a man that makes
him willun.
God made the strong men fu, and
the weak men plenty, yit the plenty
set down and howl at the flu fur being
20 skeerce and 30 rich.
Tuns and tuns ov books hav bin rit-
ten to bolster up awl sorts ov relig-
yuns, but the peepul hav been left to
be plundered by polytishuns.
II Hman haddent bin so careless az too
luze hiz tail the evolooshinests wud-
dent hav sich a confounded time tracin
him back too hiz anermal origin.
A wise and good government con-
soomze awl it prodooces at home. A
land ov haff-fed. haff-klothed peepul
hunt up a form market and go naked.
Yoo may possibility have titel clear
too manshuns in the ski, but fur fear
700 haven't, yood better doc a little
more fur yoomanity and urn moo ti-
tel.
A hull lot ov men hav set stitch big
price on themselves that the peepul
hav got too mortgage thare veracity
too even pay 1t in aattsry.-Pennsyl-
vania Grit
The responsibility on good govern
ments rests on the rulers, jist the same
az our trouserze often hung on wun
suspender. When she brakes. we hav
a hard time holdin up our government
pants.