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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
Are the English Lazy?

The interesting question Are thI Eng
 fish l4azy?' is discussed in the drrent issue of Harper's Weekly, by &dney Brooks, It's London correspondent MT. Brooks says That Englishmen ste in- clined to be lazy. and that England! while democratic in form, Is not democrttic in
 spirit' It has not accepted, ana does not subscribe to, that gospel of work (which lies at the root of the strength. the sue cess, tne democracy of the youngsr na- tions. Any one who has looked Into English trade-unionism must have real ized how largely it Is mixed up with class spirit. The workingman who knows that his employer drives down to the Of nee at half past ten, takes an no,.f and half for lunch, is at his club again shortly after five, spends the week-en,l In the Country, and thinks himself some what of a hustler if he is content witb two moNhs' holiday in the year. is nor Iiheis to tave keen appreciation of the uishitN ot labor. From top to bottom there runs the habit of regarding worl, as an uhpaiatable interruption of the real business of existence: and nearly all Eng ilshmen work harder on a holiday than ID heir ef1css CT workshops,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

Sooso- FOR SALE. s-ooo Pretty Norwood lot s1t0o Norwood home. F. front s-soo Good lot 23 St.. Il and l2 Ayes ss7oo.- ,-story res, 25 St, near 12 Ave-
 Ave food home N. Higlds.. near Rush Ss250-
 S,1 ooo large N. side cor. rents s7S0. s,o ,oo e2-story cor, res. near depot. stK .oo l50x140 4 Ave, near 26 St. sIS ooo 50x140 3 Ave. 22 and 23 Sts. t7soo Handsome bus block, pays D. c. Coo g Ave. cor, improved. s-I5O0-Good bus. property, pays S2l00. ssD0-2-story new S. Highlds. res. s9ss50--Nice R. s. 18th St. res. sf5O-fIandsome S. Higlds. lot 7Ox2eo. Sel00-Modern 2-story S. Higlds. res. soS0-Handsome new 9 story W'lawn res.
 p-5 choice West End lots. ,o r FOR RENT N.., s. Higlds. res. 1213, St. Charles St.
 handsome brick store. pborss R. M'coNNELL & CO.,,
 Slo. 2107 Sd Ava
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
BUSINESS CHANGES

R Iy1 I \ RI,B party with sS5oo ready cash can make is25,0oo on immediate in- vostnnent: no speculation; high class nronosition of merit. stability and safety. exceptional offer: unless you mean business don't answer. Warranty
 care Age-Herald lo-Sl-thu-frl-sa PARTNER with 5000 can buy one-half
 interest and tske ,harge of office and
 handle your ofn money in manufactur-
 ing business already established In Bir-
 mingham efperience not necessary; references eSchanged. Address WI. Acare Age-Hefad. 10-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
FOR MORTGAGE LOANS
 SEE MESSER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE CO., PA N. 21st St.
FOR SALE,

$2525-Fine broom house on corner lot, 100xl90 at West End. Only one block from car line. Owner refused $2900 for house few months ago. Terms easy B-39.
 $4500-A new bargain just placed on sale r-room house on South Highlands: just one block east of 20th street. Lot worth s60 per front foot and house could not be built for $350o Well worth investi- gating Terms can be made. M-37 slOOO-New house. West End $400 cash and $15 monthly. W-S.
 $2300-F -Five-room house and three lots at Rising station. Quite a cheap price for the property. M-2O.
 $4500--A real investment propositions Five houses, 1 rooms each, at North Bir- ningham; rent for $50 per month. On good terms H-25.
 s2500- Five-room house 18th avenue, north; $5OO cash and $25 per month; 5a block of car line. A-25. $7000-A modern house, rooms and tase- ment; furnace heated; hardwood floors; terraced and sodded yard screens througho,at. This is hest value in Nor wood can he arranged. C--2O. Fourteen fine lots at North Smithfield; can be bought cheap, either separately or the entire lot. Easy terms on the property W--25 to g. Gs acres on Mount Pinson roaSi between North Birmingham and Boyles. K-5
 FOR RENT. See our list of residences and business houses for rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
HELP WANTED

IN Shoemaker, for general re- pair work on jack; good wages steady work Mobile Shoe Hospital, Mobile, Ala t0-3l-5t TED-Carpenters; men cooks; pan try woman; pot washers, also dish washers; stenographers; white chamber maids; helpers in painting and roofing cotton loaders S3 day; other jobs open. I5S Hood BldH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
Blrming ham.
 Criminal Court.

Martin, Jr. vs. Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham.
 Criminal Court.
 The case of Andrew J. Gray, charged with embezzlement, was on trial in the first division of the criminal court yester- day, Judge Samuel L. Weaver presiding The arguments were not closed until late in the afternoon. and the jury took the case about s o'clock. They did not reach verdict last night.
 The following cases are set for trial to- day:
 Isaac Names. grand larceny; Elijah
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
RECORD OF THE COURTS

All the courts were working at lan speed yesterday and considerable progress was made with the dockets. The most i'm portant case on trial is that O. Mrs. Annie Hanbury, administrative, Vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, before Judge Lane in the circuit court. On former trial of this case the jury gave the plaintiff a verdict for slSooo, which was afterwards set aside and new trial ordered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
REAL ESTATE

e, FOR SALE.
 per month for 100 months. 10-room souse renting now for sl5 per month, Nl3 1ith street lot 3Ox90 feet <. 519 N. 11th st.. 1 rooms, lot 3Sx100, os750. Terms easy.
 sl l2th ave. and 17th st, corner. 6Oxi25 y25o: one-third cash, balance, l and 2 sG0 4ars.
 r,acre farm with water-power gin. corn Rtll and wheat mill. within 50 miles of
 rmingham. p,o, L. c. fETTYJOHN,
 les 1101 and 465. 1S26h Sd Ava
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
WANTED-SALESMEN

ANTED-Salesmen in every town in Alabama and eastern Mississippi to sell Birmingham property; a hustler can earn good salary. Must furnish ref. erences. Apply C-5, care Age-Herald.
 10-26-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
Rooms-WANTED-Board

WANTED-Half of modern cottage or ! or rooms for light housekeeping; good neighborhood. Prefer South Highlands. Mrs. T. l.. Douglas, 1913 18th avenue. south. Peoples phone 14sl. 10-2e-2t WANTED-By young man furnished room: private family preferred. Ad-' dress K Y. E., care Age-Herald giving particulars. 10-30-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

SvANTED-By competent young man. a nosition with some good reliable nrnl as stenograpner and office man. nave fair knowledge of bookkeeping and can iuimsh glt-edge reference can begin - work at once. Address Y. G. care Age Herald. - -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
MONEY TO LEND

HONEY loaned salaried people and others withourt security; cheapest rates; easiest pa yments offices in 63 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms first D. II. Tolman, room IA, Watts building. oGOe 3d avenue. S-1-1y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

Gordon. grand larceny; Joe Friedman. grand larceny; Ed Maxey burglary and grand larceny; Ed Benson, larceny from a store Thomas Eppes. grand larceny; J. 1T. Hammett, embezzlement: J. H. Pe- terson. embezzlement; Annie Williams. assault with intent to murder.
 We are prepared to loan money on real estate in Bir- mingham at low rates
 OTTO MARK 6 GO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

P0STTTON wanted by young married
 man as bookkeeper. shipping clerk or general office work; seven years eN- perlence best firms in city can lur- nsh best references Address d. g. A,, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
WANTED-SITUATIONS

ETPGIRTNG all makes talking machines and picture machines repaired; exten- sive line machine parts: work reason- able: quick; complete shop: skilled me, chanlc. Talking Machine Co.,, 20Ol 2d
 avenue. % -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Postion as salesman; can work territory here or elsewhere. Ad- dress Salesman, care Age-Herald.
 lO-30-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
NulisQa2s&sAalssgAusanaEs
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.

Notice.
 Bids will be received by theaunder- signed until Tuesday night o'clck, Mo- vember 5. for certain work unier i'm provement ordinance No. 20 Planshay be seen and specifications obtained At city hall, North Birmingham.
 W. l. COLE, City Enineer.
 nn-oa Qt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
WANTED-BOARDERS

furnished rooms and board Amply to 1892 10th avenue south
 10-sl-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Position as manager of truck
 or poultry farm; 20 years experience in both: hard worker. Address x. care
 Age-Herald. lO-3l-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

MIDDLE-AGED man with good refer ence as to character and ability, wishes position AS timekeeper. 62l9 3d ave, N.
 Woodlawn. lO-3l-2t WANTED-Position as mechanical draftsl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Postion as city salesman, timekeeper or any outside work. Ad- dress D., care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31
28 PER
 SOU

If you wan try the Cav
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
LVSURES BETTER
SUPPLY OF GAS
CHAIRMAN WREN's COMMITTEE
READY TO REPORT
Flow Made to Conform to Consumers
interests in New Lew-Rad-
icaI Changes in Heat
Units

Councilman Waiter Wren, chairman of
the special gas ordinance committee, re-
ported to the city council yesterday that
the long-looked for measure was ready.
He said he would deliver it to the legis-
lative committee as soon as that COM
mittee's absent members have returned.
The new bill will make radical changes,
requiring greater heat units, candle power
and steadier flow of gas than the Old.
Systematic and complete reports Of
business will also be required of the gas
companies regularly.
The ordinance will regulate the purity
of gas as well, copying this feature from
ordinances in vogue in other cities.
Chairman Wren has had tests made by
ex-Gas Inspector Cabell Read and by
c. H. Fosdick and their Investigations
were Incorporated into the report of the
committee.
The heat units are increased from $50 in
the old measure to 625 in the new. The
candle power is increased from 16 to 1S1s.
The flow of gas must be maintained at
from to inches no lower and no higher.
The bill creates the office of gas ard
gas meter inspector and defines the
duties.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
WANTS AN AUTOMOBILE
Supervisors Hear Petition OF New
Body-FinaI Action Deferred,
but Favorable Decision
Is Expected

The new county highway commission
wants a. touring car, and with this END
in view the members appeared yesterday
before the board of supervisors and Pc
titioned that that body grant the request.
The members state that the automopiie
would be of inestimable aid to them In
their work and would facilitate their
movements and make 1t possible for
them to cover three times the present
ground.
The supervisors are considering the
matter seriously, and it is thought the
petition will be granted. There was one
objection, however, Chief Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Shaw, who is advisory
counsel to the board, saying that before
the machine could be bought 1t would be
necessary to advertise for bids. On ac-
count of this reason final action was
postponed until next week.
Several automobile concerns, hearing of
the intention of the commission to re-
quest an auto, have insisted on the va
rious commissioners accepting automo-
bile trips to test machines.
For the past few days they have had
ample opportunity to realize the value
of an automobile in their work. The
free rides have only made them the more
anxious to secure the machine as soon as
possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

o
Big closed The
of
Heyma present anne to a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
COUNCIL WILL ACT ON
OWENS BONDS FRIDAY
Law Department Could Not Finish
Work on Complicated Ordinance
Before Departure of Mayor
for the North

The city council held special session
Tuesday afternoon to consider an owens
ao,,educt bond election ordinance, but as
the citv's legal department did not have
ali the completed papers adjournment
was taken to Friday.
II was hoped to get the ordinance
through before Mayor Harper left the
oitv. but this will now be impossible.
If Councilman Blanchard gets here in
time to pass on accumulated finance com
mittee bills and demands these will also
be rushed through the council Friday so
that the auditor can look over the ac-
counts and demands by midweek and
expedite the payday ghosts advent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
ORIENTALS IN COURT
FOR SERVING FILTH
JAPANESE RESTAURANT MAN is
FINED 500
Trial of Korean Woman Postponed
Because She Cannot Under.
stand What 1t Is All
About

Restaurant Inspectors Schwegel and
Wright had two more Japanese restaurant
keepers in police court yesterday on a
charge of conducting filthy establishments
and serving germ-infected food.
K. Taramoto, proprietor of the Eagle
cafe at 20S-10 East Fifth street, was fined
500 for failure to regard the repeated
warnings of the inspectors urging him 10
clean up his place.
Taramoto bought lot of cheap ham
which he continued to serve to customers
after 1t had become infected with mag
eots. Customers complained to the
authorities, who inspected the place and
ordered the proprietor to clean out the
filth.
These warnings were disregarded for
several weeks, and finally the inspectors
became SO exasperated they took Tara
moto into court.
The bug-infected hams were conf1scated,
much to the grief of the proprietor of the
restaurant.
Korean woman, Tong DOL was also
arraigned before Judge Frederickson ana
pleaded guilty. 1t was evident, however,
she was unable to comprehend the nature
of the proceedings, SO the judge postponed
the trial until today. She was released
under bail of $50, which she paid In cash
ont of a large pocketbook she carried on
her person.
The inspectors report this woman, who
conducts the Elite cafe at 622 East Fifth
street, has been particularly stubborn
about cleaning up her place. The whole
restaurant and kitchen were infested with
a pest of reaches that scurried over the
food Maggots and other vermin were
alleged by the officers to exist in abun'
dance around the premises.
hac refused
give her name, and would only give in
when taken to the police station. She can
not understand it is wrong to serve filthy
and infected food.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
PATTERSON Is WR0TH
AT PROTEST OF LEAGUE
CALLS OPPOSITION TO AQUEDUcT
SALOONS 'TWADDLE'
"should Have Complained Earlier"
His Verdlct-EIdridge Absent
and Matter Is Post
poned

Chairman Patterson of the board of su-
neryisors, and the Municipal league are
at outs. Patterson claims that the league
has taken an unfair view of his attitude
with reference to the granting of saloon
license at Neenach and Elizabeth Lake.
Yesterday the protest of the Municipal
league was read to the board.
'aThe protest is twaddle and buncombe," "
said Patterson. "If the Municipal league
desired that the petitions for saloon
licenses anywhere along the Owens river
aoueduct should not be granted they
should have filed their protest at an
earlier date than now"
Supervisor Wilson moved that the pro-
test of the Municipal league be filed
s,lnervisor Eldridge was absent, and Su-
neryisors Manning and Alexander, taking
advantage Of this fact. created dead
lock, and action on the document was put
over for q week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
ASK FOR. APPOINTMENT
OF NEGRO POLICEMAN

Negro voters and others asked the police
board yesterday to certify the name of
John A. Rogers for appointment, seven
teen having been lately added to the Los
Angeles force.
Another petition reads:
1--WE beg to request that the applicant,
John A.. Rogers, negro, be reconsidered;
that he be given his place, as he has
passed civil service examination, and we
believe him entitled to the place"
1t Is signed by r. Y. Reider. ]. w.
Coles, B. w. Mitchell, Albert Shore, r.
Raphael, v. c.. Maker, ]. O'Byrne, ]. T.
Brown, Samuel Frankel, Rudolph Live,
Sam Cosman, H. stratford, E. H. Pot
er, H. Arnold, w. s. Shepard, w. D.
Bryant, George w. Coursen. Sam Mar
golis, Kelly Roth, j. P. McCaig, j. Schein,
]. T. Rahm, John Lindsey, B. c. Kerr, N.
Cohn & Co., j. Morris & Co., H. C..
Woods, H. Lutge, H. Weinberg, H. L..
Scherl and I.C. Toy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

In the future The Herald will issue to SUBJ
hcribers holding six months contracts The
Housekeeper. instead Of the woman's Home
Companion. The Housekeeper 10 preferred by
many OF our patrons. It Is bright, full of ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber OF Com
mercc building, Broadway, between First
and Second streets, where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies OF Tho Herald from the premises OF our
patrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

Glen Rock Pure Spring Water. It's the
best In the city. Prices on application.
Phones. East 49, Home G 1856. Gibbs &
van Duyne. 15s South avenue Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

The will of Henry ]. Rodman, former
editor Of the Catholic Tidings, who died O
few weeks ago, was filed yesterday in
the superior court. The estate was valued
at $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

Everything you want you will nnd in the
cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
H. J. Rodman's viii Filed


The will of Henry ]. Rodman, former
few weeks ago, was filed yesterday in
the superior court. The estate was valued
at $780,
VIII Be Buried Today
Mrs. Cynthia Jones, who died late Mon
day night at her home, 425 West Temple
street, will be buried this morning from
the chapel of ,-Underkercher-
Crawford company. Mrs. Jones was 50
years old and had resided In Los Angeles
six years.
Aged Mexican Dies
Felipe Contreras, aged n years, died
yesterday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Louis Juarez, 1201a Vignee street
Mr.. Contreras came here four years ago
from Chihuahua, Mexico The funeral
will be held this afternoon from the par
lors of ]. B. Button. The interment will
be in Calvary cemetery.
Pioneer Dies
Daniel B. Horton died at his home, 247
North Griffin avenue, yesterday aged 50
years Mr.. Horton came to California
with the first of the gold seekers, arriv-
ing at San Francisco in August, 1849,
after voyage around Cape Horn of five
months from Boston. He had been resi-
years
To Be Buried In Mexico
Jesus Oras, merchant of Caborca,
Sonora, Mexico. who died at the Califor-
MIA hospital following a surgical opera
ton, will be buried in his home town.
The body will be taken to -.exico. to
start on the journey today. Mr.. Oras
leaves a wife and two children in Mexico.
The body is at the undertaking parlors
of Orr & Edwards
To Celebrate Anniversary
To celebrate the twenty-ninth anniver-
sary of the organization of Bartlett
Logan post, G.. A. R., a smoker VIII be
given at the hall, 517 South Broadway,
Saturday evening, August 81, at o'clock.
The veteran fife and drum corps and
glee club will be on hand to furnish the
music and as this is the first campfire Oh
the season a good time is expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-15
STOCKS AND BONDS.

SPECIAL STOCK OFFER
SPECIAL STOCK OFFER
OFFER GOOD FOR 10 DAYS.
10 per cent downs or 10 per cent per
month until stock is paid for.
GOLDFIELD AND OTHER NEVADA
STOCKS.
Take advantage OF this fine opportunity
to secure these sure winners on the terms
We are offering them for this week.
while the prices are low, as they win ad-
vance steadily. now that the labor trouble
is over.
The following list at San Francisco
market quotations on date OF order, 10
per cent down and TO 10 per cent per
month:
1000 comb'n Fract'n. 5000 Jumbo Exten-
sion 5000 Little Florence. 5000 Red Top
Extens'n. 1000 DIamondfd Tria., $500
Florence Mohawk, 5000 Great Bend, 250o
Blue Bull.
Also 5000 Pacific Wireless at s3,25 a.
share. and many others, Remember, you
only have to pay 10 per cent down and .
to 10 per cent per month on any stock
you wish TO buy II you buy OF us, wheth-
er listed or unlisted. We buy and sell
all good mining and industrial stocks.
Money loaned on any stock that has
market, at 10 per cent per annum.
Stocks bought on margins.
GUARANTEE SECURITIES COMPANY,
SGT Chamber OF Commerce. Los Angeles
Cal k11S7
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FARM LANDS
-~~>~~~>>-~c.-.---->>-,>~
NEW TRACT OF FARMING AND

A NEW TRACT OF FARMING AND
FRUIT LAND
In Utah with irrigation works COM
pleted Just placed on sale at opening
prics Water in abundance and purchase
carries perpetual rights TO 1t. We VIII
Cultivate for two years and turn over
lands with crop growing or we viii con-
vnu can do thar and make IL your home.
write for full description OF this Inter-
estins proposition. Good I've agents Is want nt-
ed UTAH COLONlZATlON 60, eO!
Pioneer Press Building. ST Paul, Minn..
l '''' k4i3
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WANTED EVERYWHERE - HUST-
lers to tack signs, distribute cIrcu-
lars. samples. etc. no canvasslng; good
pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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FOR SAI.E-REAL. ESTATE

WILSON SHERMAN CO.,
So West End South. Both nbones 400
1H5 n
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INFORMATION WANTED

PRESENT ADDRESS OF REV, F. j.
Bentley, formerly resident OF Hn,nes'
Oregon. Important. Address E SS' Trie,
une, Ai@@
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ALL
around baker with a small capital. in
an established business In growing
town Address D 81. Tribune. k565
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, FINE
location and trade. For sale cheap
Illness. See Stowe & Palmer So West
End South. k27s
WANT TO BUY BUSINESS, ANY KIND
in Utah: have large list Eastern people
who want to buy. Write, stating what
YOU have TO sell. Want to hear from
owners direct, BerG's Trade Bulletin. sa-
lima, Kan, KISS
FEW SHARES CAPITAL STOCK II
one OF best manufacturing businesses 4
the city. paying twenty-five per Ger
yearly or money invested. and is repr5
sented by cash In bank and goods
warehouse: no debts; business inoreasiny
so per cent yearly: a great opportunitS
for one who is seeking a safe and profit
able Investment; win guarantee your
money will double in three years; Will
stand thorough investigation. Address 2
81 Tribune. RloVo
FTRsT GLASS PROPOSITION FOR
sale. $50. worth 5000. Address a.:
Tribune. klIeo'
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MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN no
see balloon ascension. every afternoon
at i30. commencing Sunday, April 81, at
Sal! Palace. High bicycle on wire with
fireworks at night from Z TO IL 10 big
shows. I big days and nights. something
special. k1144
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CARPET CLEANING

AIR, NEW SANITARY
process National House Cleaning Co.
ss,,,,ernd nromntIy b1066
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER


A. COILS, PAINTER, PAirEK-H HANG
er and kalsominer. 264 Baltimore ave
Ind, phone l030-% rings. WH4i
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'oHk FlRST-CLASS LADY MUSI-
a. r.hs; one violin, cello. clarinet, piano,
~ =, snoicesI work In first class cafe. The
walkers Bank k9Is