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l l FIGUEES THAT DO NOT LIE
1M
it Thc iiiullclolm tory circulated by tin
dettrtctorfl of Salt Inke City to the ef
fect thut the money voted for Improv
ing the water system of the tIt > has
jJ been sluandercO and that the city Is
I practically bankrupt atuf will need fur <
4 thcr ftpproprlftllons If It Is to han
1 any wuter Is I like every other canurl
1 thai orlRlnutci romJlhiU source con
il cerning utah tho Mormons and local
conditions nbnolutely folsc It does very
it little harm here for the reason that the
I character of tie detractors Is generally
i V known Hut Il cannot be plennant to
our cornel vntlvijcltlzensand respectable
buslnets men to hove such ravlngu
t about the city kind Iti administration
r circulated abroad where the moral re
sponsibility of the originators Is taken
for granted
r The fact us established hy the Audi
F tor M report lB thl that of thotKOOOi
i V appoprl ted for the water eyitcni r
oimhalf or 47503677 Is still uvallabtn
to apply on contracts for work or such
p other legitimate expenses us provided
P V for In the original pinna The sum ot
V 37Tr 0321 had been contracted for ur
V V to the date of Dec 1G and In tills U
Included one of the mnln expenses that
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for the conduit Hut even this sum hat
notyet been paid out Only 17330171
tins been dIsbursed so far This leaven
I 1 a total of fi7C6052l on hand now ol
I V the entire water bond Issue of 950000
Any cltlr n Inter ale < l In the truth ol
1 thn matter can verify theo flgurcs at
the Auditors olHce
The funds In Question have been han
dled with the greatest care and con
l
ncfrntlouHly In the letting of con
tnctn IlKures helow the original esll
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rruito have sometimes been obtained
f nd n Raving has thus been rimilo fo
Vhc city If the next city iidmlnlstru
V tlon continues the conservutlvc busl
V ncfistlkQ jHillcy of thn present olllcluls
V thera will be little fault to IIml
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V ZIONISM ANOTHER VIEW
J JVe have just had the pleasure of reo
I reiving u teller from It friend who
V j wrltix from Jerusalem uider date ot
V i I November 28 lie enclose a copy of a
V I publication Ipsued by n gentleman who
I calls himself Prince Immanuel The
r t copy sent us IK devoted entirely to the
j Zionist Mystery and tho editor nnd
1 publisher ueems to be In possession of
I many facts cpncernlnij the preent sta
1 tus of that propaganda not known to
I the Kcneral public Incidentally he
I Klvos valuable Information concerning
V the Holy Land at the present time and
II 1 furnishes limn rensonD why the Zion
Ir Isf movement In hIM opinion hI not de >
stjned to iiolve the Jewish problem It
I appears that he himself nt one time
IR V
i F i WIN nn nctlye Zionist and tool part In i
the congresses at Haste hut that hu
left the ranks of the Basic Zionists and
li now hopes to begin gathering of his
k own In the fntercHt of 7Jonl IIi which
I ho feels confident will ho tiitccensful
The gentleman N H Hrltlnh citizen and
fi served In the late war as an ofllcer In
the Irnperlil Light Horso He IH first
i fotI a patriot uinl he floes not be
h Ilevo It nececsftry to found a Jeyltli
ntnt which Ipust sever Judaism from
Chrlmianlty On the contrary ho be
liens that Christianity must cooper
ate With Judaism In the establishment
V at the MccrMuiilc Htutc He calls hli
TUdvemcnt AngloXlonlsm and he ad
vpcates a joint council of protection by
1 V rvfixt Britain nnd the United States of
America of all ingIoZioniats In the
I East as a counterbalance to the pro
c tection given by other powers to Catho
lics und Piotestants In that part of
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tho world
t As the subject Ig of considerable In
tarest und Is likely to become of even
more Importance UK the yearn roll by
fr 1 xve here give n brief statement of the
f views published hy Prince Immamiel
of Jeruralem According to him the
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leader of the Xlonlst movement com
menced by ho late Dr llorzl are at
LV present floundering about without any
II
dellnlto policy except that of raiting
> V money They commenced by regarding
I n legally assured home In Palestine un
I j der the protection of the Sultan as 1
panacea agalnit ontlEcinltlsni Their
1 purpose was to found a nation or agri
culturist Hut he claim Pakstlnn
Is not tiullpd for extensive agricultural
operations In the modern sense Il h
Arid rock nut mountainous and al
V most without water supply There are
ronie arabic parts nu beautiful as any
In the wotld but they are proportional
ly more thickly populated and morn
V thoroughly cultivated than most of the
r Itrltlsh colonies The country In suit
able for more vines and olives but the
q process of reclaiming new terrace Is
t necessarily slow and expensive
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r Another dllllculty according lo th
r Prince III this that Palestine already
has n great number of Inhabitants Th < >
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country about Jerusalem Is twice as
V 1 thickly populated as the United States
nnd not twentyfive per cent of the
population arc Jews Would the Jews
prepared to drive out by the sword
1
the Inhabitants already possession of
the country
A still more grave dllllculty Is found
In the fact that the various puvcrs are
establishing themselves by all means nt
their command In tho Holy Land Oer
man colonies have been planted all over
the country Schools for Gcrmunlzlng
I the Arabs are being established In many
placet The French own the Jerusalem
railway lUissIa fosters the Immigra
tion of Hussum Jews to Palestine hop
I log lint this will give her u good
reason for Interfering In the Interior
administration of Turkey ot home fu
ture time flermany Is follow
Ing that lead Catholics have a
secret political join mil In the country I
Their monasteries art raid to be well
provided with arms Including cannon
and to have milllclont provlslqnn to
wlthsand u lengthy siege
HunslnB great object Prince Iman
del1 contends Is to ay hamlti upon the
holy places In Jerusalem The Oreek
tiopJlchre und monasteries have hither
to belonged to the Greek church Ji
Jerusalem und this body doss not
acknowledge the authority of the Ilus
dOll orthodox church Hut It seems
only n question of time when Itussla
will aunt the Oicek church and put for i
waid her own clnlins And It Is gen
daily conceded that It onco the holy
placet fall Into ItUKStnti hands the
coiiJCuuehceH will he grievous for nil
who arc Interested InthelHJCc of
Jerusalem
The uuthor of the lonlst Mystery
callH attention to the fact that time
Promised Land according to Genesis
1C J8 extend from the Nile to the
river Kuphratcs Jewish agricultur
ists he sttys must extend In the val
leys of the Nile mind tho Kuphrates It
Zionism IK to be realized Inland al
ready sways Egypt Aden the mouth
of the Euphrates the snuth of Arabia
from thn Ilcd Sea to the Gulf of Oman
The Arabians are anxious to welcome
Urltlsh protection Yemen bios n Jew
Hi population which exceeds that ot
Palestine There are a Quarter of u
million Abypslnlan Jews They are
brave warriors thousands of men hav
ing fotiRht In the army of Theodore the
NegUH SQ everything considered the
preliminary conditions are favorable to
u revival oC an autonomous state
bounded by thd two rivers mentioned
and pliicctl under the protection of
some Christian power or powers Tho
onlV power the author nays In con
clusion that can oppose nufsla Is
Great llrltiiln who will probably have
the assistance of the United Stales for
the American Jewish colony In Pales
tine Is Browing rapidly and Americas
Interest III the Jewish question and the
Millennial state la stronger even than
Inglands
In the meantime Prince Immanucl
suggests that nn experimental state
might be established on the Island of
Cyprus Thin faces Palestine nnd bo
longs virtually to Great Ilrltaln Its
present population IH but a small part
of the number that could be comfort
ably sustained thert U would take
only 10000 Jews with votes us ultlzenv
to govern the whole Inland
Huuh tire the speculations of the nu
thor inioted They arc Interesting be
cause of the thorough thought he INIH
given to the subject KlonUm Is one
of the Issuort before the world today
That It will ho realized no student of
the sacred scriptures will deny Thu
time may yet bo far distant or U may
be near at hand It Is the work of tIm
Almighty and lie can In u day nccoin
plUli that which human wisdom would
presume to tii the work of a millenni
um
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY
When employers of laborers volun
tarily rolsi the wages because they be
llevo that business conditions justify It
even the most pessimistic must admit
that the outlook Is encouraging It la
ntated that the wages of 5000 hands
In the woolen mills of Rhode Island and
Connecticut huve Just been Increased
10 per cent and that this Is likely to
be followed by a similar Increase by all
nlumificturets In that line Clearer
I
evldimce of the solid prosperity of the
country can hardly be produced
Trade papers say that there are sev
en nl voluntary announcements of high
er wage scales to become effective Jan
uaiy 1 and that ono concern will thus
unmmlly pay out 1000000 more In
Wages The railroads the Iron and
steel nnd textile Industries In fact
every branch of trade Is In good con
dltlon
This happy state of affairs I i also re
Hooted In the numerous special Christ
limits editions of thojiress that reach
our table They come with u wealth of
nrt featurcc and an abundance of bud
ness announcements perhaps never be
fore equalled In the history of journal
Urn Papers that have for years strug
gled along now come out In expensive
holiday attire reflecting the business
status of the communities which they
represent
These facts are encouraging The
people have confidence In their govern
inont and In the future And they are
Justified In this There may not b3 a
boom coming but the steady grad
ual sound development Is worth more
than any nudden displacement of nor
mal conditions and there Is no reason
why such a development should not bl
expected for a long time to conic Only
fellah strife In the treacherous Whirl
pools of which confidence Is lost can
Injtiro thin country or any local part
thereof
PROTEST AGAINST RIDICULE
The > rorst of lilchAmerlwna In
luitte Mont npnlnst the nppcamnce
there of a burlesque company because
of the Socalled Irish characters In It
may seem to be prompted by n super
abundance of sensitiveness but It Is
nevertheless the expression of n correct
principle and we believe the stagj
would bo benefltted by a general revolt
against tho custom of ridiculing nation
alities The public will have fun antI
will pay liberally for It but ridicule Is
not funny It may poSsibly at times
be UFCJ judiciously for corrective pur
PMffa by th9s who have 1 right to
correct It can be used as paternal
rod Hut discipline Is never applied
for the fun of It Humorists who ted
rJ
I called upon to supply tho public de
f mam for fUn but who are unable to do
so except by the employment of ridi
cule fhquld give up that calling and
do Something Useful Humor entire
wit and ridicule have their uses und
may serve a goodpurpose but to sub
stitute ridicule for It mor Is ua bad as
to sell a atone Cot brc d
The same observations hold good ot
many of the cartoons that find their
way Into thoilnlly ptlnls They are
mera llbils In picture an far from ruth
as heaven l a from earth It Is true
enough thafpr BiN very reason they
fall to fo nil flip fcartn they ate In
tenrjtd to do Tiflr vcry nbaurdlly rre
vents them from jipylng the Intended
cffecf Tfiey do prove though Ins dis
regard n Iliosti who depend on them
for tyiblfc 4c cpey We doubt rot that
ionic time the 1II bc senrnert will be
awakenrd to the degrading lnluenc ot
a Midi publications and demand n
clean prpss an well as a purity In nil
other Institutions
Is the Doumu doomed 7 V
In Texas they hay Oils well that
drills well
No one will niks the Investigation
more than Hughes
At the Chrlstmna tide n full heart
makes an empty purse
Tricing up the borers at Annapo
lis would stop hazing In a trice
There Is no cheaper book on thtj mar
ket than the Hlblei and no better one
A Hoboken man paid 2500 for an
egg The yolk must have been a gold
brick
Tho sailors and marines at Shanghai
seem to have no fear of being Shnnjt
haled
Congressman Iongworth should be
Immensely popular for nil the world
loves a lover
V
Tho result of tho FltzsJmmonsO
Hrlen bout shows that theresno life In
the old dog now
Around Riga the peasants are lay
Jug the land waste It vould bo much
better to let It lie fallow
Some people think tlisy are doing a
thriving business when In fact they nro
only doing n thieving business
The Russian revolutionaries expect to
break the governments back Their es
pecUUton may be broken to the hope
The parallel collision on the New
York Central Hudson Illvcr railway
Is without parallel In railroad annals
The police have arrested a man HIU
pccted of being a highwayman and
tie Ix not a life Insurance president
either
V
Yale Ig going to have a commercial
museum Thats right Commercial
ism has been quite triumphant lit
Yale of late t
V
Nimiety thousand dbllars have been
paid for n New York stock exchange
feat It Is hard to nay that In Ma
case exchange Is no robbery
Father Japan says he left Itussla
not because his mission was ended but
because he feared arrest Thats an ex
planation that explains a thing that
most explantlon do not do
U objected to the MacMonnles
statue of General George D McClellan
that the sculptor has put a slouch bat
on him The objection should be sus
tained for Little Mac was no slouch
Miss Amber Lawlord an uctrcss It
quoted an Interview In the New York
Telegraph as announcing that her en
gagement to Joseph Lcltcr of Chicago
luiB boon broken This Is the second
time that Joseph has been broke the
first time being on the Chicago board of
trade
USE FOR OLD SWORDS
London Globe I
A curious fact has Just been brought
to light as to the disposal of the cast
off sabres uf the French army and for
matter of that ot almost every army
In Europe They all go to Germany to
be In due time revended among the
subject native races of every power In
the world Including those of Germany
herself to be heed In those periodical
outbursts against the domination of the
white race which have come to be spor
adic In the dependencies of Huiope
Twenty thousand of these sabres weio
not many months ago bnutht In
France on German account Scores of
thousands of these disused military mi
bres are now In the hands of Kusitlan
revolutionaries scores of thousand
more have been used In the Arab Ill
lag In the Yemen thev are known by
every tribe of Asia and Africa and the
Herreros have shown good suort with
them against the Germans themselves
A BOSSLESS AGE
Washington Star
Are we In tills coiuitry entering upon
what the polltcal historian will de
scribe as the boisluss age Are we
going to hold fast to what fortuno ha
recently given lIIll1l spirit to con
duct our public affairs without the
agencies of corrupt men at the top
whose sole aim In to line their own
pockets with money filched from the
people Or arc wo simply having u
spasm of Indignation and virtue to be
followed by a relapse Into the old con
dltlons of Indifference and sloth when
the bosses who never sleet and lire
not easily discouraged will shoulder
forward again and resume charge In
the old ay and for tho old purposes
However this may be Ihrre IH no dnubl
of tim spirit now abroad It IH unit
boss on every hand and with un em
phasis that leaves nothing tu he ill
sired No man In oFfice or socking
olllcc falls to deliver himself on th >
subject In Knot round term Kvrv
fellow considers that he advances him I
eel In the publlr estimation by mi
nounchiR that ho wears no man col
lar and could not bo Indimcd to put
one on It U the day of Independence
and selfresDCct find there Is wide ap
proval of the manifestation of those
qualities
FIRST IN CHARITY
Atlanta Constitution
The llgures show that the United
States Im contributed more to the re
Ito of the jufferlns Jews of Hussla
than has been subscribed by the rest of
the world combined The United
States Is first In peace and first In
charity
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Tub December Isstioof Outiloorn deals
with a variety of topics consistent with
the season The pleasure of 11 mid
wInter vUlt to Florida and this Uaha
lImits me dwelt iijion by one writer whp
put Ihe trip tu iractlial leitj another
tells of ocean cruises to different jmrU
of the world giving In outline tho
I coat and what may be Keen nnd done
An Italian HafTuele Slmboll de
scribes fox hunting on the Roman
campiRiin nnd Dr IMwnrd Hunting
ton Williams explains for the bcnellt
of the unlnltUUd tho methods of pro
cedure tit western Turkey shoots
HO fifth Ave New York
I In the current number of Leslies
Weekly John 1 Krltts writes enter
tainingly ott tho street fakirs of hu
metropolis explaining their business
describing their wares and showing
how they make It possible for oven time
poorest to buy Christmas and Jstw
YenrM gift A pUKe of guM photo
graph accompanies the article The
Illustration Include n strong front
drawing by Clerrlt A Henoker rcpre
renting an Ironworkers dizzy ride on
II glider striking pictures relating to
the grave troubles In Hussla view of
the worlds biggest lloatliiff drydock
the iHjwa prize photographic contest
timid mapshots of statesmen seen ut
he opening of the Flftrnlnth Con
gress In connection with the Idst
named Arthur W Dunn contributes
rcndablo account of limo t1rstIIYs
proceedings of the national legislature
flood reading Is nlso furnished In the
new department What Venple Alit
Talking About on tho Household and
Autopases amId In Henry Hhedd
IlenrdsleyB fourth never on tho heW
wondew of old Mexico Xcv York
u
Modern Vaudovlllq Entrapoe Op
Box Office Open I iog jjj
Friday Dec aand I 3669 I
Week Beginning MOD Dec 25
LEWIS MCCORD f AND CO
In n oneact play
TUB NIGHT BEFORE
HENGLER SISTERS
Artistic pincers and Dancers
GRAND OPERA TRIO
Singers
NELLE FLOREDE
Comedienne
THREE JACKSONS
V Physical Culture Artist
RINODROME
V
Motion Pictures L
V Kry ISVenIng except Snndu75e
cOg > 2c Box Heats siCu Matlnvn
tUesday Thursday and SaturdayWe
26c IQc Box Seats 75c
LYRIC THEATRE II
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
LONDON
GAIETY V
J GJRLSY
AMATKLR NIGHT FIUDAY
Commencing Saturday Matinee
MINERS MERRY HUHLEHQUKR8
Night Prices Me 3Jc Me 3v Mati
nees 23c
I 20 0
DISCOUNT ON
ALL TOYS
At niNWOODEYS
THE KEELEY
ICE CREAM CO I
i
Make special prices to ward sociable
dances parties etc Prompt strvlc
All Phones 323
26 RICHARDS STREET
1VuI Ctacher
and
Six Picks
Six23C
23C
ORTII 75 CENTS
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LEYSONS
i Who l IBoni
i The largeit one prlM jewelry i
T home In the intermountain country
V everything first class ivlth ample
f guarinlret to protect the put >
V chuter
II We will mall free our two lllu
1 trated catalogue one of watches
5 A3 mid the other of rthnwndB and
Jewelry J13 to any d1re
1 Thone M for the correct time
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iODBE PITTS
llVglCuIpIIO1
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VP WWAW
Holiday
Gifts
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We have a most com
plete line of perfumes
brushes toilet sets mani
cure sets and novelties
which we are selling at
most reasonable prices
Prompt service and de
livery to any part of the
city free day or night
WILLESHORNE DRUG GO
KIWII Building
Both Pbcnn 371 By tht Monument
i1 ± + + 2H1 I 1 + H +
Theres I
I Nothing I Nicer j
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Fpr n man or woman at Christ
II man Time than I
t
A MANICURE SET
I
And we have them at any price J
f you want to pay from 150 to
I 2100 They come In Mother of
Pearl Ivory or Celluloid nnd
1 every artlclo In every case Is the
i perfection of quality
i The cases arc made of leather II
i chamois lined nnd you can find X
I nothing handsomer
V Scbramms
± Where the car Mop
I The Great Prescription
Drug Store t
H + IHH + II + HIHHI + H +
BARGAIN SALE
Xmas presents for Her In Manicure
Traveling IIn < Perfume Sets Toilet and
Jewel Cases Hove Boxes and Hand
Bugs
Xmas gifts for Illm Military Brush
M Cuff and Collar Box e Shaving and
Smoking Sets CIgar Case Cigars by
the hot that he will appreciate Mir
rors in many styles lUrgalna for eve
ryone Both phones 457remcmbcr
the number
44 MAIN ST
ANSTEE BRICE DRUG CO
+ tlIHt + HI +
I Perfumes i
Make desirable Christmas
Present
fl
II The Halliday Drug Co
II have a complete line of
I American and Foreign in I
handsome packages Prices
Jrom I Oc to 1000 a bottle I j
1 Key Drug Store Opposite and So
J Sail lake theatre
+ + H +
r tZ tmrr
YARDS ARE FULL
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p fiE NEVElt OUT OP
I PEACOCK ROCK SPRINGS
t COAL
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Central Coal Coke Co
e At the Sign of the Peacock i j
JS South Main St Phones 2SOO C
t r6 t 6rti j
NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS AND RANCHERS
The Salt Lake Nuriery have
hundreds of thousand of flat
health full trees of all beat
Kinds also ornamental trees all
true to name State Strut
Murray cnn pass grounits Viil
loin ntwuyt welcome Planting
tlmo Is hero Call or write Hill
nhoni IJTOy
+ IHHIH + H + IH + H + + Ht
i EDWARD L BURTON
j U E First South Et Phone ITT J
BANK STOCKS
SlGR STOCKS
And other With Grade Investments
Ilouxht and tImId
+
JOHN C CUTLER JR
INVESTMENT BANKER
EiUbltJhed ItM
STOCKS MID BONDS
BANK AND SUGAR STOCKS
Hlrh Glide Investment BtcurltlM
Houcht end Soil
f1 1211 H Main lit
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V J j
At ZCMI
SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS paR EVERYBODY
Clearance Sale
of Girls Coats
ACES 6 8 1012 and 14
One Third Off All This Week
Certain eastern manufacturers overestimated
if their trade for Childrens Coats anti made up
I t many more than they were able to dispose of HE
mE V V Suit We got the coats at our own price nOd they
I I arc now here All these together with our EN
I TIIIK REGULAR STOCK will be offered to our
J i V Customers OneThird Less than Regular Prices
ill I which makes them come at just about the cost of
I YJ manufacture Theres an Immense variety or
1 I styles and fabrics and cyery Coat Is this season
V make REMEMIIKIl this Is the discount yoU
r I I 4 usually expect AFTER the Holidays but owIng to
this fortunate purchase we
V propose to make you
V I Christmas Present the difference In prices
I J I I 14 and well place the entire Block of Girls Coats on
iIi VVVN Bale f
I I >
V u This Week at
4 331 Discount
V THIS WILL GIVE YOU
A J300 Goat for US5 A 900 Coat for 00
A 600 Coat for HOO A IIOOO Coat for 1 6J
A 650 Coat for 133 A 1100 Coat for 133
A 700 Coat for 465 A 11200 Coat for W
A 750 Coat for 500 A 1350 Coat for JM
AnS8M Coat for 565 A 1500 Coat for ioo
You Cannot Buy Your Girls a More Sensible Present
Every Department of this
Big Store is Filled with
Appropriate Christmas
Gifts for Men Women
Boys Girls and Children
Como early In the day when everything Is In order and when you can
receive the best attention Late afternoon shopping Is never so tatlifuc
tory during a Holiday rush
V
Come Today
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OUR DRUG DEPARTMENT IS AT IUII4 SOUTH MAIN ST
Seat Sale For Stupendous Production of
DEN HUB
SALE NOW ON AT
SALT LAKE THEATRE
PRICES
Jlnxr Stalls cad IOROS 2 IIO llulnnrri Hrxl Circle 150
Iarrllllltc Ircsti Circle mid llrt Family Circle 9100
Two Hims of llr t Circle 200 Galley lOu
r
r
NEW GRAND THEATRE
STARTING TONIGHT AY
THE GREAT SWEDISH DIALECT COMEDY SUCCESS
V IA
BETTER THIS YEAR
THAN EVER BEFORE
U 1 I
IONSO
THE THi QRIAT FUNNY LOG tRI H JAM WIDOWI
Q ir ir
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UUMiERMEN
SEE THE ORIGINAL
QUARTETTE
sd Ll THE INIMITAILI YON YON8ON
SPECIALTY
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