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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
ELDER PARKINSON
OPENS THE GAME
He Was, and Is Now, President
of Oneida Stake of
Zion.
HIS ASSISTANT WAS
ELDER ARTHUR w. HART
Neither Had Any Interest in the
Lands Which It Was Pro
posed to Irrigate.

time spent is TO be devoted exclusively
for the benefit of the partnership. II
is understood and agreed that In all mat
ters, Of Investments or speculation In
stocks real estate, or other Investments
except that which might be termed
strictly personal matter. that the party
making such investments shall divide
said profits as in other matters of bust
ness, 1t being understood that in all such
matters OF speculation or investment,
etc, that the party making such specula-
ton or investment shall explain In detail
the nature of his investment, purchase
or speculation. to the other parties here
TO- and the other parties hereto shall
have ten days time from the time. said
explanation has been made. to decide as
to whether or not they wish to share In
said speculations or investment and II
said party or parties mailing the same
do not receive word from the other
party or parties within said time, either
one way or the other 1t shall be under:
stood that said party or parties shall
share In the profits or losses OF said
speculation or investment, as the case
may be.
Exceptions.
The salary Of George c, Parkinson, as
treasurer of the Oneida Irrigation dis
trict, shall be his own.
The salary of A. w. Hart, as secretary
and attorney for the Oneida Irrigation
district, shall be his own. with the eN-
ception OF $1,000. which shall be divided
equally.
All farm profits or garden pronts Is eH-
ceDted from this agreement.
Money received by said George {.
Parkinson from the church, should he re-
ceive any. paid TO him by reason OF posi-
ton as president OF the Oneida stake,
shall not be included in this agreement.
The agreement heretofore made be-
tween said s. c. Chadwick and Arthur
w Hart shall be terminated January l.,
1905. and this agreement made In lieu
thereof
with the exceptions herein enumerat,, :,
ed. all money or profits. less the actual
expenses. made by any OF the parties
hereto, shall be divided equally as atore-
said, -.
ANY party hereto may spend as much
time as he chooses in ecclesiastical mat
tiers, without affecting this agreement.
Under this agreement general ac-
countinr shall be made by each of the
parties hereto from the commencement
of the year 1905 TO August l. 1908. the
date of the signing Of this contract. ana
a specific accounting shall be made un-
der this agreement during the last hNe
DAYS of December. 1919. -
In witness whereof, the parties nave
hereunto set their hands and seals TINS
lst day OF August, a. D, 1909.
.-...-ps...s- s-,.., 80" -
Signed in the presence OF
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funds of the district was s, |; {
for this unholy bunch, ae.
John G. SAINT was a mighty
a mighty good saint was
took up a desert entry in in
township IA south range ~
meridian. a large portl9'
would. when the south d
pleted, be submerged oy,
of one of the reservoirs OF s
There is much evidence 2
collusion of Hart with tns
whereby SAINT was to recei'
his land when patent snou
which $500 should go
services rendered, - an
were attorney fees, makln
exclamation, witness fees ;
the same. In this proof
stood that both SAINT and.
to the complete watering
every forty-acre tract oh
that SAINT had a perfocreeaaoS
in the district. havip~ q
paid water certificates, y
has of water rights to irr7e
acres with was conducted
through a two-inch pipe u
three.foot entry head.
SAINT 3 entry would be q 20
reservoir, there being no ps
ing to the district where9
bear its proportion OF the
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So250.00 Gold.
Malad Idaho. August Is, 1906.

Malad. Idaho, August Is. 1906.
Ninety days after date. for value re-
ceived. I promise TO pay TO the order of
j, n. Ireland & Co.. Bankers. OF Malad.
Idaho Twenty Two Hundred Fifty and
noIl00 dollars. in u, s, Gold Coin, with
interest payable quarterly. at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum from date until
palu having deposited as collateral
curlty for the payment Of this note, and
of any and all claims, demands or other
inde debtedness due or not due bv me 10 said
bank at the maturity OF this note. six
oneida Irrigation District Bonds. Num-
bers 1850 to 1855. inclusive. of the de-
nomination of $500 90 each. third SERIES
(SlGned) A. D HENDERSON.
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WITH FIRST MONEY
PAID GRAFT BEGAN
Elder Hart, Secretary of the
Oneida Canal Company, Got
First Rake-0f.
AMOUNT WAS SMALL,
BUT HE TOOK 1T IN
1t Was Interest Charged a
Stakeholder, or Donation for
Delay in Donation.
Rumel, could not be honest to his fcl
low offenders
Unlawful Commission Paid.

Rumel, could not be honest to his fell
low offenders.
Unlawful Commission Paid.
The disposal of the. bonds to or
through George NJ Cannon. as quoted
above, shows that in spite of the plain
provision of the laws of Idaho, that
they must not be disposed of for
less than par, clearly improper if not
unlawful commission of 10 per cent OF
the face value of these bonds was paid
to George NJ. Cannon, and by the way,
right here comes in another story
of graft. George NJ. Cannon, cashier of
handled $330,000 of bonds of this dis
trict, demanding his 10 per cent,
amounting to $4,000. OF this sum he
actually received the whole, but in the
last 500, 600 the commission, amounting
to $500, was paid by check of Arthur
Hart on his personal account. and the
warrant was disallowed by the auditor
The district is out the money, anyway.
Did Cannon Resign?
In the meantime Joseph +. Smith,
the president of the Iions Savings
Bank and Trust company, learned by
were being hornswoggled by the
cashier. Refusal by Cannon to account
for the profits was the signal for Can.
non S resignation as cashier.
Bonds of the Oneida irrigation dis.
trict appear to have been simply stolen
by the president of the district, A. D.
Henderson. and pledged with J. N. Ire.
land company bank at Malad as
security for loans to himself and his
brother, the favored contractor, for
large sums. Here arc copies Of the
notes given to the Ireland Banking
company:
100000 Gold
Malad. Idaho. April Is, 1907
Ninety days after date, for value re-
ceiyed, ! promise TO pay to the order OF
]. n. Ireland & Co.. Bankers. Of Malad,
Idaho. Three Thousand Dollars, in u. S.
Gold Coin. with interest payable quarter
~ at the rate Of Ten per cent per annum
from date until paid, having deposited as
collateral security for the payment OF this
note and OF amy and all claims. demands
or other Indebtedness due or not due by
me 10 said bank at the maturity OF this
note, Fifty OF the Oneida Irrigation Dis
trict Bonds. Numbers 1880 10 1869 in
elusive. of the denomination OF $100 90
(SignedD MARION HENDERSON.
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$3.50 90 Gold.

MaIad, Idaho, july ], IyUb.
Ninety days after date, for value re-
ceived I promise TO pay TO the order of
j. n, Ireland & Co, Bankers, OF Malad.
Idaho, Three Thousand Seven Hundred
Fifty Dollars, In u, S. Gold coin. with in
terest payable quarterly at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum from date until paid,
having deposited as collateral security for
the payment OF this note and of any and
all claims, demands or other Indebtedness
due or not due by me to said bank at the
maturity OF this note. ten Oneida Irrlga
tion District Bonds. Third Series of $500. 90
each, Numbers 1890 to 1899 Inclusive -
I(SIgned) y. ID. HENDERSON,
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Accept Cannon's Offer.

Whereas, the Oneida irrigation dis
trict has of It's bond Issue unsod about
5000 900 of said issue as heretofore duly
advertised in three of the newspapers OF
the state, as provided by law, and the
said bonds not having been sold at the
date set for the opening of bids as per
the advertisement; and the said bonds
having been advertised for the second
time In three of the newspapers OF the
state of Idaho, for the time and in the
manner provided by law, and no bids
having been received at the date set for
the opening OF said bids. excepting two
additional bids, which bids were rejected; !;
and.
whereas, George NJ. Cannon Esq,
of Salt Lake City has made an offer TO
purchase said bonds or sell said bonds
for the district, provided that the, dis.
trlct does not demand the proceeds Of
the sale Of said bonds Immediately, but
will sell the same from time TO time as
the money may be required to pay OH
the contractors of the district and pro-
vided thai the district give thirty days
notice OF the amount OF money that VIII
be necessary to be raised for that pur-
pose: now, therefore, in consideration OF
the premises,
:" Resolved that the Oneida irriga-
ton district enters into a contract with
the said George NJ. Cannon and does
by these presents sell and agrees To
the unsold bonds of said district at par
or the face value thereof; said bonds ma
turing at the times fixed by the 'irrlgA-
tion district laws OF Idaho, and bearing
interest at per cent payable semi-ah-
nually on the first day of January and
the first day OF July of each year, with
interest coupons attached. No interest
to be paid on any unsold bonds and In"
terest to commence to run on each bloch
OF bonds from the date OF the sale u
such blocks OF bonds.
1.-The Oneida irrigation district here
by subscribes It's name and seal by au-
thority Of the foregoing resolutions Of the
board of directors of the said Oneida lr-
rlgation district, passed at the regular
OF October, A. D. 1904.
:" DATED at Preston Ida, October 2S,
1904.
TRICT. -
president.
"'By ARTHUR w. HART,
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THOMAS RICHARDS. Account
1905,

The initials. of A D. H. are those
of President Adelbert Henderson; A.
W. II, those of polygamous Hart. S.
G. c., those of Chadwick. The wording
of district warrant No. 1887 for S3S4,21
is instructive. 1t is as follows;
1894 21-1OO. No. 1887.
ONEIDA IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
Preston. Ida. Nov. "a. 1905.
Treasurer Oneida Irrigation District:
Pay to a. w. Hart. or order. three hun
dred twenty-four and 21-10o dollars, out
or funds in the treasury.
For Thomas Rlchards's work contract
(SignedD ADELBERT HENDERSON,
President.
(Signed) a. W. HART,
Secretary.
For value received the within warrant
is hereby transferred TO .-.,.,...-.s-...
-.-ss..se.. ...,..s..,.,.,.., ,..,.....
Dated. d.......s.s..r-.. 190..
Paid November 80. 1905,
Hrincipal ..--,--.-,....-..-.S
interest .->.sos,,ss.ee.ss,z
(Signed GEO. c. PARKINSON,
Treasurer.
Note that no signature is on the
transfer-e endorsing blank but the amount |
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state Of Idaho county of Onelda.-ss.
81 do hereby certify the foregoing to
be a full, true and correct transcript OF
the resolution and agreement as the same
appears of record In the office OF the
district
In witness whereof. have hereto
set my hand and seal of the district, this
llth day OF January. A. D. 1907.
(Seal) "'-----.
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MARION HENDERSON.
(Signed)
S3075.00 Gold

Malad Idaho, July l. 1906.
Ninety days after date, for value re-
ceived i promise to pay to the order OF
j. n. Ireland Sc CO., Bankers. of Malad.
lars In U. S. Gold Coin, with interest
payable quarterly at the rate OF Ten per
cent per annum from date until paid. hav-
ing deposited as collateral security for
the payment of this note. and of any and
all claims. demands or other indebted
ness due or not due by me TO said bank
at the maturity OF this note, Forty -one
Oneida Irrigation District Bonds. Third
Series $4,000 each. Numbers 1902 TO 1912.
iDcluslve,-
(Sgned) A D. HENDERSON.
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+" Secretary
Hart Got the Money,


Every dollar Of this money was
placed to personal account of Arthur
Hart.
=, At this time deal was entered into
with w f. Armstrong for the old Arm"
strong ranch, on Battle Creek, for a
consideration of $4,000. To meet this,
Hart unblushingly drew from the funds
of the district in one check $4,000,
the amount of the first payment.
besides loaning one Crockett and one
Jensen, at the same time, $4,000 of dis
trict funds, another felony under the
law Later this Armstrong ranch was
sold in parcels and for the sum of
$4,000, of which Hart says he paid
5000 to Crockett and Jensen for right
of.way. $3.50 each to Parkinson and
Chadwick; to Crockett, his share,
$4,000; to Jensen, $500, making Il .di-
vision of $6710 Of the spoils, leaving
Hart in possession of $4,000 as his share
Of this felony. Hart, according to his
own showing, made before Auditor
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.$3750 90 Gold.

Malad, Idaho. July 26, 1906.
Ninety days after date. for value re-
ceived. promise TO pay TO the order OF
j, n. Ireland 81 Co, Bankers, of Malad.
Idaho, Three Thousand Seven Hundred
Fifty Dollars in U. S, Gold Coin, with in
terest payable quarterly at the rate OF
Ten per cent per annum from date until
paid. having deposited as collateral Sc
curity for the payment of this note, and
OF any and all claims. demands or other
Indebtedness due OF not due by me TO said
bank at the maturity of this note, Ten
OF the Oneida Irrigation District Bonds.
Numbers 1900 10 1909 inclusive OF the de-
les
(Signed MARION HENDERSON,
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Note that no signature. is on the
transfer en- dorsing blank but the amount
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What Document Discloses.

signed in the presence of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-09
Fair
SNAP SHOTS

Lots of people are forgiven who
don't deserve it.
-Matrimony has caused many
man to drift with the tied.
The woman with a straight front
isn't always straight-laced.
Shakespeare says the quality of
mercy is not strained. How unsani-
tary.
The lone man at summer resort
may have rings on his fingers and
bellies on his hands.
Ios- Our YELLOW is on outside
of the Wagons, Our Ice is CLEAR.
In marrying an heiress the groom
may be excused for saying: with
all thy earthly goods you me endow."
Some men are satisfied to take
what they can get, and others aren't
satisfied unless they get all they can
take.
s5B There were some that said
there was not business here for a
new Ice plant. There are a number
that now say (by their patronage
that therel is business here for a
GOOD, clean hygienic article.
The average suffragette doesn't
want to vote nearly so much as she
wants to make speeches about it.
In spite of the fact that her
tongue is constantly wagging, wo-
man can generally hold her own in
an argument.
Deposit your savings IN Annapolis
Banking & Trust Company. 81 per
cent. interest. Bank open A. NJ. to
4 T. NJ SATURDAYS r. NJ
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, BURDENS LIFTED
From Annapolis Backs Relief
Proved by Lapse of Time.

Backache is heavy burden;
Nervousness wears one out;
Rheumatic pam; urinary ills;
All are kidney burdens
Daily effects of kidney weakness.
No use to cure the symptoms,
Relief is but temporary if the cause
remains.
Cure the kidney and you cure the
cause.
Relief comes quickly-comes to stay.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure kidney ills;
Prove it by your neighbor's case.
Here's Annapolis testimony.
The story of a permanent cure.
John Wesley Tucker, West Annapolis,
Md, says: 81 suffered from kidney
complaint for a number of years NY
back became weak and painful and on
this account, | was unable to sleep we'll
at night. | also had a great deal of
trouble with the kidney secretions, the
passages being far too frequent. After
physicians prescriptions and other
remedies had failed TO help me, heard
of Doan's kidney Pills. procured a
box at Green's Drug Store and in a
short time they cured me"
Statement given July 6, 1907
On January 3, 1909, Mr.. Tucker added
to the above: Il gladly corroborate all
l have previously said about Doan's
Kidney Pills l still have great faith in
this remedy, as | know it fullfills the
claims made for it."
For sale by all dealers. Price, SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan' e
and take no other.
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PAVEMENT PHILOSOPHY.


Idle hands make busy evils.
Cut prices mean cut incomes.
No news is good news if it isn't bad
To err is human: to not forgive is
inhuman.
There's no fool Ike an old fool. IN
less it's one older stiIl.
Rome wasn't built in a day. but how
about a block in Chicago?
II you hate anybody. you are doing
yourself a personal injury.
Life is what We make 1t for our
selves and for those around us.
He who shares not his happiness
with Others has no happiness.
If you find you can't buck the
stream. get on shore and let il go
by you.
The truth hurts, but a little pain
now and then is beneficial TO the best
of men.
Your heart is always in the right
place to the one whom you have never
crossed.
Did you ever know of anybody who
couldn't say. well. I've had my trou.
bles, too"
Some folks say they work so hard
through the week they just can't rest
on Sunday.
1t is good to be alive, but it is q
good deal better to have others glad
you are alive.
Even by standing on their dignities,
some folks are not quite as tall as
they'd like TO be.
A long look ahead is liable D make
you forget several things tat you
should have done yesterday.
When you are beating Il : devil
around the stump" it is just as well
not to chase him until you're dizzy,
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! onaon.s Sunday Mail Service.

There is no postal delivery in Lon
don on a Sunday, but 1t is possible
to send a letter by express delivery
on Saturday which will be delivered
ON sunday on payment of fairly high
mileage rate by the recipient. A new
system was introduced last Sunday'by
which envelopes marked on the out
side for telephone delivery" are
opened on Sunday and the contents
telephoned to the addressee at $3.50
a. m.
The charge in addition to the ordi-
nary two cents postage is six cents
for every 80 words. Thus 60-word
message would cost ii cents as COM
pared with 60 cents If sent by tele-
graph, while express delivery might
be cheaper If the distance was not
great from the receiving postofice.
Only AZ messages were handled the
first Sunday and many of these were
sent by newspapers TO test the serv-
ice
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-09
GirIies-"rwenty All Under Twenty. !"

This is the headline" on Frederic
twenty-four sheet posters
the new summer show now
on at New York prettiest theatre, the
New Amsterdam. The music in Girl
les" is just great, and The World will
give two or three songs from the show
during the summer. Next Sundays
World will contain one of the very best
words and music complete. Try it on
your piano.
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Leave Washington
FuT Annannlfs

llimueI o. Naval Acaiemy Junction.
ue-qisnge cars at Academy Junction for
Washington
Trains eaf Annapolis for Annapolis juno
r5,. al +. y and ll - A. 81. 3.3O and $50 Z. 81.
frsr,s leave Annapolis Junction for Anna
ale 5iA.M., r. ~ 40 aud 60 Z. NJ.
tickets AMI Information apply al our
RI Ticket Offices. West street station,
80, AIS Hutei Rrvoi Hail. 4. Kent
t,fr,i.s urls store Main ST Vim. IL NJ oss.
Ian COLLEGE AVG aut BladGn ST. Post
ngas S. ~ A Tor officers, midHhipmsn
et ronurttol with Naval Academy.
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So soon2

is life a blank to you now?"
Why do you ask such question
as that?"
You haven't made any entries in
your diary for several days"
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How's This7

We offer One Hundred dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY < co.
Toledo. ..
We the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
TO carry ont any obligations made by
HE firm
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WALDING, KINNAN < MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists.

Toledo u.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and niue.
Gus surfaces OF the system Testimon-
ais sent free. Price rs cents per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton Elm
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s~That Annapolitans know a
GOOD thing when they see it, is
evidenced by the way they patronize
the YELLOW Wagons.
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SOME SPINSTER PROVERBS.

Thus thinketh the spinsteT in hsr
heart, and thus speaketh she out OF
the fullness of her wisdom:
There be three kinds of spinsters,
yea, even four kinds by the fine logic
OF paradox
Some maids are born spinsters.
some achieve spinsterhood and others
have spinsterhood thrust upon them;
and some be old maids even through
matrons and men.
Let the spinster regard her state
not as misfortune but as an achieve
ment; neither let the woman of faint
heart lightly undertake the obligations
thereof. for deep and difficult are its
ways.
Entitled neither to the innocence of
the maid nor to the wisdom OF the
matron, with dignity must she subdue
cleverness and with wit enlighten
prudence.
To be frank without being forward,
TO be prudent without being prude-
aye, there's the rub.
Put not your trust in subtle eva
sions, nor yet in strange names;
neither covet We the tinkling title of
bachelor girl, for spinster by any
other name would be as lonely-if she
is lonely
Marriage is a mocker and courtship
a delusion, and she who is deceived
thereby is not wise; for oft has the
scoffer cried out in the market place:
Old maids rush in where widows fear
10 tread.
Blessed is the contented spinster,
for great is her reward in comfort
Life.
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-aYORK RIVER LINE. {"

hikdANrFAssENdE STEAM EK "AT
lANIA. fr WEST POINT aud
RICHMOND, VA.
-t.sIusfs leave baltimore Tuesday, Thurs.
d.v AMI satatdty. at hUJ y. IA. aud arrives
wsst point al 40 a. u. Hud richmond AT
sua.m
steamers call 80 Gloucester Point, YORK
tasu tiemsnts, clay Bank and Almonds.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
flfh- lsANUlB LtdhTSr. WHARF.
Tuf11tH Ntxet- 10 All points may be SO
catsl baggage rnutk4i aud statsrOOms re
served frOm tho tlty Gickst once, llB H.
naitmufs street Arthur W. ROBSON
Ageut, lgl n. Baltimore street. Z. a. DIENER
& 10, agents, als r.. baltimore street 4. III,
kAutR. Agent, 100 y. Charles street or the
camera Offices Light aud Lee streets. Baltl-
more, Nd.
~ CHtsN CHAPMAN,
Gtul Pass Agt. Asst. GEM. Pass Agt-
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cBr~ArEAkE STEAMSHIP 90.
CHESAPEAKE LINE. +"

EIEiIANr PASSENGER STEAMERS
.rUttAiHlA" AND AUGUSTA"
,ar OLD pOINr COMFORT ana NOR
FoLk VA.
-lsamers leave baltimore daily (sxcspt
-atftyl Al 80 70. "a. arriving OLA Point
toui1ll Al @ UlA. IA ana Norfolk at ZOO "A. IN.
spsfs connection Is made with the KAN
rost tus- f8f Al points South.
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.,elt. ELeave Baltimore
LsaFe FOR Annapolis

.,...I baltimore to Naval Academy. Jet.
a'-a.,.1 81 gu4i. -Iransfer Naval Acad-
$500 4iltaI through.
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Liberal mindedness is shown not BY
what you believe, but by what you are
willing others should believe.
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Wife-How would you define mi
graine? Husband-Wel, in your case
I'd call il an aching vOid.-Life.