Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1925 GRAVE CHARGES sum of $242,418,52, all of which is contrary to the statute in such case made and provided. EIGHTH That he permitted, voted for, and allowed, and issued certificates of indebtedness in the sum of $87,359.49 n excess of the amount allowed by law; that sald certificates of .ndebt- edness were placed in the hands of innocent people in the county and state, and that all of said certifi. c.tes of inbediedness are and were at the time of the issuance thereof, and known by the said defendant to be, wholly and absolutely void. NINTH That during the year 1924 the said defendant as county commissioner in and for said county and state, at a regular meeting of sald Board of County Commissioners, entered into a contract with one The Casper Daily Tribune to publish the delin+ quent tax ist for said county for sald year; that thereafter the said defendant participated In and pald to the eald Casper Tribune the sum of $2672.30 for the publication of sald delinquent tax st for ia year; that thereafter, and on the 5th day of August, 1924, the said Doard of County Commissioners, and the sald defendant participating therein, issued a voucher, No. 10765, to the Casper Herald amounting to the sum of $1505.90, which was paid by said county for the publication of the delinquent tax list for the year 1924; all ‘of which was unlawful. TENTH That the said defendant, as a member of the Board of County Commissioners in and for Natrona County, Wyoming, did by and with the other members of sald Board of County Commissioners of said county and state, pay to one T. A. Hall during the months of Novem- ber and December, 1924, the sum of $2028.00 for his traveling expenses to and from meetings of said Board of County Commissioners, when in truth and in fact all that was due from Natrona County, Wyoming, to T. A, Hall during said months of November and December, 1924, for and on account of his mileage and attendance upon the meetings of said Board of County Commission- ers should have been the sum of $144 ELEVENTH That the said defendant, as a member of said Board of County Commissioners, during his term of office paid to said T, A, Hall $2910.20 over and above the just amount due him for traveling expenses from his place of residence in Arminto to Cas- per, Wyoming, and return. TWELFTH That on about December 4, 1928, the said Roard of County Com- migsioners of Natrona County, Wyo- ming, of which the said defendant, G. T, Morgan, was then and there a payment for the services of the said J. BE, Scott for ten days extra se vice during each month for the year 1924. FIFTEENTH That during the time that the/ said defendant was county commis. sioner he did, with one G, T. Mors an and one T. A. Hall, members of sald Board of County Commis- sioners of said county, conspire with the said G, T, Morgan and T. A, Hall, and did then and there will fully and unlawfully leave off from the assessment rolls of Natrona County, taxable property of ~the value of several million dollars, then and there defeating the will of the people in the lawfu} assessment of the property of sald county charge able with thxes for the years that} he was county commissioner; that ho did this willfully, premeditatedly «nd designedly, for the purpose of cheating and defrauding the taxpay- ers of Natrona County out of the money justly due them from the assessment of property in said coun- ty then and there chargeable wit! | taxation, SIXTEENTH That during the year 1923, and while the said defendant was then and there a county commissioner tn and for said county, he did allow to one Dr. H. R. Lathrop a bill for the sum of $2,159.04; that said bill was allowed without any verification showing whnt the same was for. without uny date showing when the services were rendered, without the fame being ‘verified according to law; all of which was in violation of all law for the allowance of bills, or the payment thereof; and that sald bill paid upon a warrant fesued by the commissioners, in which the sald defendant did then and there participate, assist and conntve fer ths payment thereof. SEVENTEENTH That the said defendant as said county commissioner {n and for said county did during the year 1924 as- sist, connive and order pald to one J. C, Bell during the month of July, 1924, the sum of $61.50 over and above the just compensation due him as deputy assessor of said coun- ty; that during the month f July, 1924, the sald defendant as said cunty commissioner did, with the as- sistance of other members of the Board of County Cor.missioners, pay to one J, C, Bell the sum of $150.75 a8 car hire to the wite of J. C. Bell, Maud R, Bell, all of which was contrary to law, and was to and did cheat and defraud the tax- payers of Natrona County out of said sum of money, EIGHTEENTH That during the time that said de- fendant was a member of the Board of County Commissioners of said county and state he has knowingly, fraudulently and willfully paid oug member, adopted and passed a reso- lution giving to G, T. Morgan as county commissioner a Jary of $150.00 per month during the time that the sald G. T, Morgan was commissioner, and the said G. T. Morgan, the defendant herein, did participate in sald resolution, in vio- slation of Chapter 100, Section 1426, of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes for the year 1920; and that the said G. T. Morgan, the defendant therein, did permit and allow the said G, T. Morgan as such commissioner to re- celve out of the taxes and funds of sald county the sum of $1370.00 over and above the amount due him un- der the law of the state as and for his services as such commissioner. THIRTEENTH That during the year 1924 the said Cefendant as county commissioner in and for sald county and state did participate in and did give his as- sistance, advice and co-operation as said commissioner tn the,building of a certain wagon bridge acrot over the Platte River in sald county and state, at an expense to the tax- pa the sum of approximately $9, that said bridge did not at sald time, nor does now at this time accom: modate more than ten people who de- sire to cross and recross said river upon sald bridge at sald point of crossing: that said bridge was built without being necessary to the pub- lc, and was not then and there built ay an emergency bridge, and was wholly a waste of public money to extent of the cost of the bulld- ing of the same; and that said bridge lit without first calling for the public so that the public ght bid upon the const-uction of same as provided by lax FOURTEENTH That during the year 1924 the said defendant as county commis+ sioner did by his vote, by his assist ance, by his connivance pay to one J, B, Scott, who was then and there a county commissioner in and for said county and state, the sum of $600.00 in lawful money as and for CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! was Doecen't hurt one bit! Drop a lttle “Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lft {t right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, suff elent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and expended money pelonging to said county to persons who have filed fraudulently and forged bills against said county in large sums of money. : NINETEENTH That on the 6th day of June, 1924, the said defendant as said County Commissioner in and for sald county and state did then and there make an assessment against the Midwest Refining Company and the Binclair Crude Of! Purchasing Company on property classed as oll in storage, a did then and there raise the essment of the Midwest. Refining Company in the amount of $5,140,- 517.00, and did then and there as said commissioner raise the assess- ment of the Sinclair Crude Of! Pur: chasing Company in the sum of $850,000.00, and that the sald de fendant aw such commissioner, to- gether with the other members of the Board of County Commiseloners, did on December 3rd, 1924, pas: resolution !n which they absolved one Lyle E. Jay, who was then and there the county assessor of said county. from all responsibility in connection with the failure to place such crude oll in storage upon the assessment rolls; and that they did then and there fail, neglect and re- to collect the tax upon sald ssment as above set forth, TWENTIETH That during the year 1924 the said defendant as such county commis- sioner in asd for sald county and state did allow, pay and cause to be paid to onesJustice Henry F. Brennan the sum of $2084.25 in ex- cors of the amount of money then 1 there due the said Henry F. ennan as justice of the peace; and that the sald defendant as such commissioner during the year 1924 did audit, allow, and cause to be paid out of the funds of sald county to one 8. H, Puntenney the sum of $759.75, which sald gum of money was over and above the amount that was jnvtly due the sald Justice 8S, H. Puntenney; and that the said de- fendant as such commissioner dur- ing the year 1924 did audit, allow and cause to be paid out of the funds of sald county to one Edwin Barrett the sum of $60.00, which sald sum of money was over and above the amount that was ustly due the said Justice Edwin Barrett; and that the said defendant as such commissioner during the year 1924 did audit, al- low and cause to be paid out of the funds of said county to one C. C. MeNulty the sum of $25.00, which said sum of money was over and above the amoun that was justly due the said C, C. McNulty, fuss TWENTY-FIRST That on April Sth, 1924, at a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners in and for said County of Natrona and State of Wy. oming, and while said defendara was then and there a member of said Board, and being present at said meeting and participating therein, and voting therefor, did then and there yote to pay to one 8. H, Pun- tenney the sum of $3000.00 per year, all of which was contrary to law. TWENTY-SECOND That on the bth day of June, 1924, the sald County Commissioners of Natrona County, Wyoming, at which time tho said defendant then and there a member thereof and did then and there participate therein, did draw a check in favor of the Board of County Commissioners in the amount of $300.00, and did then and there use the same to pay to one Henry F. Brennan $260.00, all of which was contrary to law, ~The Fruit of th e (Family) Tree | ers thereof, the sum of $2250.00,| belonging to the taxpayers of Na: the said defendant was then and}making a sum total for the bulld-| trona County, there a member thereof, and did| ing of said addition to sald hospital] — THIRTY-SECOND then and there participate in said} in the sum of $61,625.00; that they That on or about the 4th day of act hereinafter alleged, did then and | did actually pay out for the building | March 1 was held in there pay to the said Henry F’, Bren-| of said hospital, including furnish-| sald c the purpose of vot- nan, Justice of the Peace, the sum| ings, the sum of $200,208.67; or, in| ing bo the bulldir ft of $210.00, all of which was contrary | other words, they paid the sum of| county court house, and upon said to law. $138,578.67 to the persons to whom | election the voters of said county TWENTY-FOURTH they entered into contracts to build | did then and there record their votes | That the said defendant, with the| Std hospital over and above the| against the issuance of bonds for| other members of the Board of| SU! agreed upon by the contractors | the building of said court house County Commissioners of said coun-| for the building of the same; and] on or about the month of April ty and state, did pay to one H. M.| that they did then and there actual-| 1924, and while the sald defendant Gunn, one H. C. Cook and one 0.| !¥ pay out to the said Link, Porter} was a member of sald Board of P. Steffen, the sum of $1453.86 in| ®"d Haire the sum of $9,253.61, or | County Commissioners in and for money belonging to said county, for]! other words, they paid to the|said county, at a meeting of sald the collection of taxes, all of which | S#!d firm of Link, Porter and Haire | Board of County Commissioners, the was in violation of the la and was and {s misconduct and malfeas- ance in office. TWENTY-FIFTH, That during the time that said defendant was acting as such com: missioner there was assessed against the Wyoming Exploration Company and the Wyoming Exploration Com- pany paid, a tax to sald Natrona County in the sum of $1074.35, and the said defendant did, by and with the consent and connivance of the other members of said Board of County Commissioners, accept in settlement of said tax the sum of $550.00, and said defendant did with the assistance of the other members of the Board of County Commission- ers pay to the said H. M, Gunn, H. G, Cook and O. F. Steffen, for the collection of said tax the sum of $327.00, and all that the County of Natrona received from said tax was the sum of $23.00; all of which was contrary to law. TWENTY-SIXTH That during the year 1924, and while the said defendant was a coun- ty commissioner in and for said county and state,,acting with the other county commissioners, T. A, Hall and G. T. Morgan, did pas resolution ceclaring an emergency, and did then and there pay out of the funds in the treasury of sald county the sum of $196,450.23 for the building of a hospital in sald county; that they did not advertise for bids for the building of said hos pital; that no emergency existed for the building of sald hospital, and that said hospital was built by and through the commissioners of said county, this defendant participating therein, without warrant of law, TWENTY-SEVENTH That during the year 1924, and while said defendant was then and there a member of the Board of County Commissioners in and for said county and state, the said Board of County Commissioners did then and there enter into a contract with the firm of Link, Pomer and Haire, under and by virtue of which the sald commissioners did employ the said Link, Porter and Haire as architects on behalf of the county to supervise the construction of an ad- dition to the Natrona County Hos. pita!, under the terms of which the said Ling, Porter and Haire were to receive for their services the sum of 5 per cent over and above the cost of constructing and furnishing the said hospital; and that the sald Board of County Commissioners) in and for said county and state did during the month of April, 1924, en- ter into a contract with the firm of Larsen and Jourgensen for the con- struction of an addition to sald County Hospital, in which they oblt- gated the County of Natrona to pay to the said firm of Larsen and Jour. gensen for the construction of said hospital the sum of $41,465.00; and at the sald time and place they en- tered Into a contract with one J, 1. Kane for the plumbing and heating of said hospital, wherein they agreed that the County of Natrona should pay to the sald EB. J. Kane the sum of $17,910 for the installation of the plumbing and heating tn said hospital: and at sald time and place they did enter into a contract with Larsen and Jourgensen for the building of the foundation of said The Casper Daily Cribune the sum of $1,203.34 over and above the actual sum agreed upon by the said firm of Link, Porter and Haire for the supervision of the same; that the sald defendant as such county commissioner participated in all of the unlawful acts herein in this par- agraph enumerated, knowing at the time that sald acts were unlawful. | TWENTY-EIGETH | That during the year 1924, and while the defendant was then and there a member of the Board of County Commissioners in and for the said county and state, the Board of County Commissioners purchased of one E. J. Kane certain laundry machinery to be installed in said hospital, and did pay to the sald E. J. Kane the sum of $8,126.17 for the id laundry machiner- that the actual cost of sa‘d laun machin- ery wa. the sum of $5,988.00; there. by wasting of the money belonging to the taxpayers of said county the sum af $2,138.17; and that sald de- fendant did at all times participate in this unlawful transaction with the other members of the Board of County Commissioners in the disst- pation of the funds of said county TWENTY-NINTH That the anid defendant during the time that he was county com- missioner of said county and state, acting with the oth mmissl of sald county,-did pay eB. J, Kane for a mattress sterilizer the n of $1,764.20, fice tual cost of|the sald mattress ster ilizer> was .the sum of 260.50 thereby squandering the of $503.70 of the money belonging to the taxpayers of said county THIRTIETH That the said defendant, with the other members of said Board of County Commissioners, during the yéar 1024, did pay out to one B, J, Kane the sum of $2,441.60 for hospital sterilizing, equipment, and that the actuai cost of sald ster- izing equipment, f. 0. b. Casper, Wyoming, was the sum of $1,644.00 thereby squandgring the sum of | $797.60 of the money belonging to the taxpayers of said county THIRTY-FIRST That during the year 1924, and while the said defendant was acting "1 acting as such county commissioner in and | for said county and stato, 1c, to- gether with the other members of the Board of County Commissioners, did purchase from the Chamberlin Furniture Company 1575 yards of J, 8. % battleship linoleum, and | paid therefor the sum of $6,300,00, and at the same time did purchase of and from the said Chamberlin Yurniture Company waterproot ce ment for cementing the sald lino leum in place, and did pay to the sald Chamberlin Furniture Com pany for tho suid cement the sum of $1,620.00; and did at the same time purchase of and from the Chamberlin Furniture Company pa per for padding at a cost of $315.00; and did pay out and expend for the laying of said noleum the sum of $1,181.26; making a total cost to the taxpay et Natrona County for said Mnoleum and the laying of same in the sum of $9,316.26; when in truth and in fact the #ald lino leum and the said cement and pa-| per, and the laying of aid linoleum should have cost not to exceed the PAGE FIVE MADE AGAINST MORGAN IN PETITION | | said defendant being then and there present and then and there particl- pating therein, the said Board of County Commissioners did adopt a resdlution declaring that an emer: gency existed, and did advertise for bids for the building of a court: house to cost the sur of $500,000.00; and the sald commissioners, by and with the consent and approval of the defendant herein as a member | of said Board, did then and there enter into a contract with’ Garbutt, Weldner & Sweeney out of the! funds in the treasury of Natrona County, Wyoming, the sum of $5,100.00 for the drawing of plans and specifications for the bullding of said tourt house; all of which said acts were contrary td law, and said, money was paid to said architec unlawfully ‘i THIRTY-THIRD That during the yeac 1924, while the sald defendant,-G. T, Morgan, was a member of the Board of County Commissioners, and while at- tending said meetings and acting upon the various matters that came before said Board of County Com- missioners, the said Board of County Commissioners did expend for roads and bridges the sum of $298,176.00, and did pay out for the supervision of the building of said roads and bridges the sum of 28,55 per cent of the t labor cost for the buildin of the ss aud defendant such cor agree to ar participate in th quande | said s year 1924, and id defendant was acting as a member of sald Board, the said Board of County Commissioners, by and with the consent of the defend- ant herein, did pay to one John Kiel $0,025.00 for the rental of two White trucks, when in truth and In fact the rental for said trucks should not have exceeded the sum of $2000.00; all of which w ontrary to law THIRTY PIPTIL That during the year while sald defendant was o a member of said Board, the said Board of County Commissioners did pay to one W. R. Dickle for team hire from April to December in sald | ceive from the said G. L. |} Gravel Company the sum of $1.9) | pum for their subscribers, struction of a road between the “railroad station at Salt Creek and the Salt Creek ofl field.” The thirty-sixth charge in the petition then resumes) That the said Board of Coynty Comunissioners did not accept or re Apel an: bond for his compliance with si contract as provided in said con | tract; that the said G. L. Apel agreed | ( to bulld sald road for the sum of $29,000.00; that the said 5 | County Commissioners’ paid said G. L, Apel the sum of $ |} for the building of safd rond; that the gravel used in the constr fon said road was the | pit owned by sald county, and | that no charges should t the grav id Board of County s paid out of the fun to the Western county Ss all of which was uglawful THIRTY-SEVENTH This count in the "petition re 5 | that in the months of Septemt | October, Nove ang December | of 1924, Morgan as a member of the | | atrd paid 9 Albert Park, o 1 | surveyor, the sum of $3 | } various persons under his charge, | “none of which said claims so paid to the sald Park should haye been yaid, for tl that there {s no | showing that Albert k acted as| the agent for the pa to whom |} said warrants were issued; and that | | ypropriation of | That on Janua 1925, while | }' the defendant was as"a mem- | r of said board, the sald Board of Commissioners, by and with the consent of the defendant herein, did pay to one R. C. Van Denberg the sum of $150.00, and that at sald time the said Van Denberg w =| regularly employed as a deputy | |} county clerk, and receiving a sal- | ary as such depy of which was unlawful: THIRTY. NINTH That in the month of Febru 1925, while the said defendant was | acting as n member of said Board, | the said Board of County Commis sioners, by and with the consent of the defendant herein, did pay to one R. C. Van Denberg the sum of $150.00 for services to the Hospita! a i time R, C, Van Denber employed as a Deputy and received salar: deputy; all of which was unlawful FORTIETH County the said regularly at 5 a That the sald defendant as such county commissioner has been guilty of numerous acts of misconduct and malfeasance {n office during his term of office, and that it would serve useful purpose to set forth many the other acts of misconduct and malfeasance in office of which he has been guity, but wotld only encumber the record and prolong the trial WHEREFORE, the plaintiff prays that th ourt enter a judgment and decree removing the said defendant from his sald office as county com missioner; and for such other a further relief as to the court m seem equitable and just. GEORGE A, WEEDELL, County and Prosecuting Attorney in and for Natrona County, Wyo. a Girls Wear Beau’s Picture 6n Garter | By HEDDA HoyT. (Women's Editor of United Press) NEW YORK, June 10.—(United Press What,” sighed the salesgirl, “Could be any. smarter Than a man's photograph Set right on one’s garter? Knee length skirts haye brought about a vogue for trick garters and hosiery, The latest garter is made with an attached frame covered with isinglass wherein reposes the photo of one's best beau. Numerous other garters are chosen with reference to the gown with which they are to be worn. For eve- ning wear there are gold garters with gathered gold lace framing either and clusters of rhin ones set with the fluffy dance frock and here two silk,tassels matching the garter fall in pendant effect. Youthful la garters with rosettes of narrow lace and centers of wee pastel silk flow- ers are pretty with the lace frock The trimming of the garter, that is, the pompon, rosette, bow or tas rel, is invariably worn at the front of the leg, Just below the knee The Tribune carriers have Wam- Ask the hoys about it. Get Wampum on your subscription, year the sum of $11,180,.00, which | sald sum’! was divi between W, | R. Dickle, John Kiel and T. A. Hall, | the sald Hall, who was then and] there a commissioner in and for said county, recelving the sum of $2,744.60; that the assessment rolls of said county for the year 1924 show that T. A, Hall was assessed | for five horses; that the assessment rolls of said county for the year 1924 | do not show that W. It. Dickle or John Kiel were assessed for horses during said year; all of which any $11,180.00 so paid to the porsons lant above named was unlawful | THIRDY-SINTH That on the 9th day of October, 1924, while tue sald defendant was acting as a member of said Board, the said Board of County Commis slonera, by and with the consent of the defendant herein, did enter into a contract with one G. L. Apel which is in words and figures as follows, tovwit (Here follows the contract en tered into between Morgan, Scott and Hall, aeting for the county 0 a was DL Aioxn se Wey heel 8 a, m, and 1 p, m. and 6 p, m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a. m., 1 p, m, and 6 p. m Express Bus Leaves 9:30 Dai iy | of a doctrine to result e and there, There are colored sat 1 garters matching the shade of the frock, with pompons of mate : ostrich, Black garters with a the leg for all t 1 like ¢ ashioned pantalette fr ssel-trimmed garters are favored By DAVID LAWRENCE 1 Copyright, 1923; by Casper Tribune) WASHINGTON, June 10,.—Tho de- | of the supreme court of the} ed States upholding the New| rk state law gainst the preach. pnt of anarchy i pected now to in the stre ening of exist- A as well as the passage was a 1 ng constl-| ul lawyers that there was a| culty in enforeément of certain | t laws because of the b line be: | r speech as guarant by | constitution and the misuse of | speech being rather thin | During the world war the govern: | ment did not t tate to enforce | and the courts to uphold the esplon act, Unrestricted criticism Jed to interfere with enforce. nt of the selective draft law. | But ter the war there has been an entirely new set of c befe untry, especta the chment ¢ ism. The refuge {r nunists such phrases action” and es’ and “economic * and haye managed !n most to prevent the states from applying their own vag’ phrased laws The opinion of the supreme court today, however volced by Justice Sanford, states clearly that a state need not walt for the preachment in the cofh- War Phrases Criticized SHINGTON, June 10.- (United Hell's Fire and a Fuzzy ra) as become a point of acute discussion in the U. army. The phrase in question is the battle-cry of the 460th infantry, 90th division and was used to good ad- vantage on the battlefield in nee, The 360th wants to put the ery on its new coat-of-arms. There are ob- jection on the ground that it lacks dignity and that its literal meaning is nil. Major J yoeate of the ph use in France, h Burkett is the leading ad- Deseribing its said: “It was certainly blood curdling to hear gome men in the attacking platoons yell out, ‘The bear went over the panther bluff,’ and then the entire front line would reverber- ate with the ‘Hell's fire and a fuzzy 0.’" Burkett believes that this battle cry was largely responsible for the fighting qualities of the 360th “I fought within several divisions and none of the outfits with which I came into contact showed nearly the spirit of enthusiastic agressive ness that our men did when they were under fire," | even Statement of Karnings Issued by Studebakers n of a crime against the peact a order of the state, but that | may nip such utterances in the buc by punishing those who preach th doctrine of over govern or disturt pe court takes t tement to riot uishment by “philosophic hardly an except r ar ‘oupled with a defin e overthro# the existing c The dissenting opini tices Holmes 1 Brandeis— “lberal’’ justices on t supreme benc e in line wit other dissenting opinions of the tw judges who did not always agre with the major! in punts ment of « 1 time cond Mere preachment of an offensi doctrine by a minority is not a harmful as the steps that are take 4s a rule to punish free speech, tt dissenters said, and more harm tha the of t tt s use of t t relatin abuse. | membership res attituc to draw states tl bet utional free speech a With the pres the supreme however, a m jority olings to the idea thi the constitutional privilege of free speech have thelr limits-a that the abstract welfare of tl state {s high above individual right Decisions of supreme court the past concerning similar que tions were more “liberal.” The ne decision here is regarded therefo: as important and calculated to ate the propaganda of the soviets weer line 1 its at Promote revolution Nomatter 4 how severe or deep seated the skin trouble may « be, it usually responds jo the comforting, heaiing toucho Resinol ~ Lexington Crear XXXXX Flour More and Better Bread per sac Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham Corn Meals, : Ask your grocer for this flow and have better bread sper Warehouse Company DISTRIBUTORS Wampum will buy an automobile at the Fun Auction, Good Used Oak Duofold 30-lb, Ice Box Folding Baby Bath Tub 242 Went First St, HUNTER-GOLL New and Used Furniture—See Us Before Buying Ivory 5-Piece Breakfast Set, New_____ 8.3x10.6 Heavy Axminster Rug__ Tel, 27 268 Industrial Av / ~-------- $25.00 | cnneecerne a $12.80) Phone 2200 iol & Accident STILL SPEAK William W Becklinger Building Let Casper Printers Salt Creek Transportation Co, BAGGAGE T AND EXPRESS HO 144 Print Cor Casper THE TRADEMARK OF THE RECORD OF The Mutual Benefit Health ; . 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