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How do you do? It is time for it. How many poems, books, comedies and dramas have been written on the scene of two men and a woman, the eternal triangle. Thousands and thousands, I suppose.

So the moment I can't think of many of the other variety, two women and one man, does to say, just read us so dear to them, the methods of the pharisex are far more subtle.

For instance, I never heard of two women fighting a bill to the death for a man, but the methods of the pharisex are just as lethal. The case under discussion, however, is one of the first varieties, the common old garden variety, two men and a woman, a married couple, Mrs. Frank Smith and the other man, John Durham.

Now, what usually happens in this type of triangle? A divorce, that's right. Generally. But sometimes the husband just won't let go, and then very little story of these three very ordinary people that split and dung darum, because these three were free from the quests and oddities usually associated with characters in the drama. Yes, some murder. You may find

it difficult to say who tried to kill whom, even the judge himself expected out. Oh yes, by the way, one of the protagonists did have a slightly distinguishing habit, a quirk or an arity, you might say. He generally wore a sprig of white pepper in his buttonhole for luck. Whether it was effective, you can judge yourself when you

heard this week's Facebook history, one man, two minutes. The Congo, France, or since Miss, thanks to his friends, was a grandson of a Canadian millionaire. He did his evening at Cambridge, Frank came and drove a lot of money when he was 21. When the 1914 war broke out, he joined the Deunguards and