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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1909,

the following real estate, to-wit: On
town block, with the buildings thereon
which is situated in the town of Uniol
| City, Obion County and State of Ten
nessee, at the crossing of the Mobile 4
Ohio Railroad and the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & st. Louis Railroad in thu
northeast angle of said railroad cross
ing and known as the Brackin Hote
Block, and bounded as follows: Be.
ginning at a stake in the east line oil
the right of way of said M. & O. R. r.
the same being the southwest corner OF
lot formerly belonging to Jesse Gar
rett, and runs thence south with said
right of way to the right of way of the
said N, G. & St. L. r. R.; thence in a
southeastern direction with said right of
way to point on Church street in line
with the south wall of buildings; thence
east with said street and the said south
wall of said building to the intersection
of said Church street and Bank street;
thence north with said Bank street to
the southeast corner of said Jesse Gar
rett lot; thence west with the s. b. line
of said Garrett lot and the north wall of
said block of buildings to the beginning,
in which are six business rooms, two of
which are two stories high, and the ho-
tel, all of which will be sold together as
a whole.
One town lot in G. N. Gibbs addition
to, the town of Union City in Obion
County and State of Tennessee, bounded
as follows: On the west by Try street;
on the north by Grove street; on the
east by Morgan street, and on the south
by Leah street, containing nearly two
acres of land and on which is a two
story frame dwelling house and out
buildings, which will first be sold as
whole, and will then be sold in three
lots separately, as follows: One lot on
the south side including all of the build
ings, it being little more than one
half of the block, and being 122 feet by
312 feet; and the Others are made by
dividing the northern portion of said
block into two lots of equal size, of
119 by 156 feet each, the one located
On the corner of Try and Grove streets
and the other on the corner of Grove
md Morgan streets, and the Clerk and
Master will adopt and report the sale or
'ales bringing the better price.
One lot about so by 100 feet, situated
in the west side of First street in the
original plan of the town of Union City,
n Obion County and State of Tennes-
ee, the same being lot No % in said
,lan, and bounded as follows: On the
asst by said First street; on the north
" lot of A. E. Kirkland; on the west
y an alley; on the south by the hard
rare store house of H. Dietzel; and the
ale will include one-haH interest in the
orth wall of the said Dietzel building,
eing three stories high.
One town lot in the town of Union
ity, in obion County and State of Ten {
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

l I, d. N. Walker, Cashier Of the
kbove named bank, do solemnly swear
Mat the above statement is true to the
11best Of my knowledge and belief.
d. N. WALKER, Cashier
and sworn to before me
'iub LIST day Of May, 1909.
II HOWELL BRANsFoRD,
VI LSeaL Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
ssJNo. T. WALKER,
5sUNTER ELAN, Directors.
"a. Fry,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

Telephone Union City Ice & Coal Co.
when you want Coal right now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

Coal-Coke- Wood-Call Tel. $50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-05-14

?. Prclaxton, Professor of Education, University
of Tennessee)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
THEY WON'T DO A Thing TO
THAT LOCAL OPTION BILL

supposed 10 be Ia with the wet
crowd and Was rs Ions as lt was
a viva vocr matter. but a. the roll
call he huckcd aud went over to
the local option people 20 the great
qualification of Mr. uuty and the
saturniue disgust Of Ma Davis,
The local option bill viii get
through the house probably with
out ans lrreparahle mutilHuou. but
IL will meet ~ the senate with
some difficulties A caucus call Ia
being signed for an early meeting
next Week for the purpose % flnane.
iuE a reasonable local option bill
and there Is slisht doubt but what
the reasonable plan will so
through the upper body The re.
dictionaries have q slight majority
in the senate and their first vic.
tory will probably be on the local
option measure.
While the bill Is being fought Qua
ln tie hooac, there viii be plenty
81 time 20 frame for and against q
IN the senate. bot AZ this STAGE OF
the proceedings IL appears as II the
anti saloon bill wuaid set the worst
90 NJ The acheme of the senate
feaciiOnarira j. Ia exempt from It's
provisions cities of the first sec
end and third class. which would
leave the anitsslOon people with
hat little more than they now
have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
MAY CREATE OFFICE
FOR CHAPLAIN.

OLYMPIA. Jan ga Repreaen.
tative A. n. sayre Of Pierce viii
Introduce a bill In the house next
week creating the office OF chap.
lain for the two state insane aay.
lnms. The chaplain's salary Is 20
be 81 900 a year and his dutlos viii
require a religious service at lcnst
once a week. IN addition the chap
lain will be required to spend two
hours each dag at the asylum. Civ
Ing religious consolation To the 10.
mates There Is no denomlnational
provision made I'm the bin other
than that the chaplain must be- a
profoBaed Christian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
TWO WEEKS RECORD OF
WORK DONE AT OLYMPIA

Probably every one OF the legis
iaiors would insist thar the state
has got value received Tor the
money
Take the matter OF the seal %
the state insurance commissioner
IL cost the state about $500 10 make
provisions so that the commission.
cr could order q seal. which will
probably cost tis ~ the outside.
The bill vas first typewfitten. In.
troduced. referred 10 a committee.
ordered printed. reported back 10
the house. amended and finally
passed The same procedure was
gone through IN the senate with
considerable debate and nov must
be written out In long hand and
aent to the governor for his six.
nature
or the i2i bills introduced al.
ready In the house and the ~ In
the senate. there Is probably not
dozen % any Importance TO the
state and probably not over Is will
become laws But they viii ali
take up legislative time and state
money and tn all probability there
are seven hundred more TO come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
LOCAL BRIEFS

Grants Twelve Divorces Twelve
out 90 thirteen applications for al.
vorce were granted BY Superior
Judge Frater this morning. Excess
aiyo drunkenness. fesertion. non.
support and cruelty were the causes
The thirteenth caae was held over
pending Investigation
Damages Awarded DAMAGES Ia
the SUM 81 SO. 500 we're awarded 20
Louis GtoHiuan. n former empl0ye
81 the Denny Rcnton Clay company
who brought SUIT against the com.
pany Ter the loss az both arms. by
a Jury In Judge AlhertsuRs court
yesterday
viii CO 70 Olympia County A..
SCISSOR Thomas A. Parish will leave
tomorrow or Monday morning for
Olympia. where he Siil attend the
annual session ~ assessors from
every county ia the state. The aAs
SCISSORS will set together and com
paFe notes on work Of the previous
year
ReSslver Files Oath Robert A.
DsHrsn thus morning filed his oath
~ recelNvrenip fpr tbs National Life
Insurance Company ~ America IN
thr superior court The Application
Tor receiver for the company was
made b. r. L. Woadaide. enc 70 the
stpe ahnidrrA besefe was recently
appointed receiver. his bond fiird
and accepted
Given One Week Iennle A. An.
aeranu. charged With iampefiaK with
witness tu aupcaF in thN stewart
malpractice cnHa soon a. bn brought
e. trial appeared before Superior
Judge trster thiH morning She
was given one week 81 plead
William Harvey charged with
burK larry. WAS alsa giEru enc week
O. pieaA
Wants Damages Before Superior
Judge Aiisftaon thia morning the
case - a. W Gallagher against ths
Seafiie Electric company Tor dam
ages IN the sum - $3.50 was brought
20 trial Gallagher claims that the
company % responsible for fhc
death - HIS horses. which Rcra
struck BY i Nadis1n cable ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
VI osTr UMBRELLAS WILL BE
SOLD FOR THE s. E. co. EN-
PLoVEs' ASSOCIATION.

: DO you want a good umbrella at
q ridiculously low pricef
Then 40 60 the Trainmon's as
semBly hall at Fifth nv. and Pine 81.
at II O'Clock next Tuesday morning
you pays your money and takes
your choice"
During the past six months the
semitic Electric Co has stored
away more than 1000 umbrellas,
which absentminded patrons have
left on street cars.
These umbrellas will be sold
Tuesday at from 10 TO 20 cents
each
And the entire proceeds VIII be
donated 10 the Seattle Electric ca.
Employees Beneficial association
fund to be used tn caring for sick
and disabled members
You'd better set there early be
cause the weather man has pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
TWO BANDITS AFTER BOLD
CRIME sLAY THEMSELVES
TO ESCAPE CAPTURE.

LONDON. Jan. 15.--By L. p
Surrounded BY a mob Of policemen.
two Polish bandits shot themselves
through the head. dying instantly.
thls afternoon IN Tottenham. a
suburb nf London.
Prior 20 the suicides they had
Killed policeman and wounded
five others They were trying 10
run away with an automobile,
which was being used 10 convey the
weekly wages Of hundreds OF fac
tory hands employed In Toi'enham.
They we're discovered by the police
and a running flght ensued. the
bandits firing continuously al their
pursuers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
ORDINANCE:
SIGNED BY
MAYOR
APPROVES MEASURE
TO PROVIDE PURE
WATER. u
City VIII Condemn Land
on Cedar River
Watershed.

An ordinance providing for the
condemnation 81 SO square miles Of
territory 10 addition to that already
owned BY the city In the Cedar
river watershed. WAS signed By
Mayor Miller this morning. The
land 10 be condemned Includes
everything lying along and around
Swan Lake and the creeks empty
INK into Cedar river between Cedar
aud Swan lakes and the present
intake u the water works about
~ miles below
II II estimated by City Engineer
Thomson that the cost OF condemn
INK this watershed for The use Of
the city will be- Ina the nelghborhood
~ 5000 900 II viii provide the city
% Seattle with q practically mex
hausilble supply Of the purest wa.
ter At total cost Of 1876, 900 for
protection from the contamination
Of the sources.
The territory condemned IN,
cludes the plant Of the Denny Clay
works near Swan lake. This IN the
only manufacturing establishment
within the condemned district A
large saw mill has been projected
on one 81 the smaller creeks. bat
the condemnation ordinance viii
prevent the building OF this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
HOUSE HAS ACTUALLY PASSED
TWO BlLls AND THE
SENATE ONE.
~ T. }. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan 43-The leEis.
iature. after two weeks work. has
succeeded in passing the appropria-
tion bill for the expenses of the
asasion. the A.Y-F bill. and n bill
providing a seal for tho state IN.
snrAnce commissioners office.
IN the house there has been Ia,
PRODUCED i2i bills. and In the sen.
ats IS The bill allowing an ad.
ditlonal judge for Pierce county has
paased the house and IL ready for
the senate aud the local option bin
has received q favorable house
committee report
As 10 progress. Il can only be
said that the legislature IL nov
ready 10 get down 70 work. or the
eight weeks of work. two weeks
have been spent In preparing for
the remaining six at cost 10 the
state 81 approximately $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. 2t.-There
are not any kings IN the United
States in these democratic days and
that ia one reason why William B.
Gross ~ this city Is rapidly becom-
ina famous lie looks like king
Edward % Great Bri,aln-so much
30 In fact that Natchfui tourists are
sternally tempted 70 believe that the
real king II travelling incognito
through this part Of the country.
Gross. who - Familiarity known here
- King Edward" and Ellis Ma
iesty." has. however. no desire to
wear a crown. lie Is quite willing
to be known as a mine owner. au-
thor. rancher and bon vlvant He
has written An Economical Trip
Through Europe Gross made the
trip on ss5o. and had a good time.
too. lie II also the author OF ~I44
New EpigramA.~ For years he
toured the country as a theatrical
aEent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
WOULD LICENSE DRINKERS
BUT NOT the SALOONS

When a licensed drinkeF gets
drunk the first time. be will BE
fined or imprisoned and his license
90 drink taken from him for a few
days. The second iag results In
greater fine aud longer sus.
pension from the delights of alec
hol. but the third aud last time
puts the drlnker Ia With the per
prtual camels and nobody may sell
him a drink. not even n be were
10 be- bitten by a snake
There ~ a series % fines and
lmpris0nmsnts for the seller 81
liquor who sells anything 10 a man
who does not show his license
Whliney'e bin d one 81 the first
~ the freaks. and % course
hasn't the rgmotest chance 81 get.
ting an the statute books. bat Il
will afford whitney some smuse.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
THIS ACCEPTANCE or GIFTS
BECOMES QUITE a TICK
LIsH QUESTION.

= do not think II il very proper
for city officials 70 receive gifts
from corporations Ike the Seattle
Brewing 4 Mailing company. said
Councilman Alexander Mckinnpu
tn speaking this morning of the
giffa 81 valuable umbrellas which
have been sent 20 each ~ the coul'
climnn while appreciate ne
Rift. / should Ike 10 state Inst. y
there Is any disposition among my
colleagues in the council 20 return
these umbrellas with thanks. J
should b. glad TO return mine with
the others } DO not expect that !
will ever use IL. anyway
Councilman Max WardaH while
stating bis dislike Of occupying the
position 81 cfincising the sendefa
of the eifts 70 anyone. SAYS that he
regrets very much that the com
pany has made presents Of any
Kind 10 tho counoilmen. ne says
that De- thinks they could hardly
have hoped 10 influence bis vote
Tor anything connected with the
brewing industry because on bis
known attitude on the subject Of
Temperance legislation For fear of
embarrassing his fellow members
~ the council. De declined % state
what disposition he would make of
his umbrella
Councilman James Conway has
not received any umbrella. and says
BE does not expect one re does
not know ~ any reason whg hc
should be left ont IN the general
umbrella distribution. nor does be-
know Of amy reason Why ne should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
IT WILL OF SUBJECTED TO AL
KINDS or MUTlLATloN
AND THEN SOME.

OLYMPIA. Jan 20 when the
licenscs are being passed around
for steam roller engineers. an en-.
bossed. gilt framed one. hand tool
ed. deckel cdge and nuse leather
II coming tu the house committee
on puhMc morals. Az an Irresistible
BODY. IL has an the shooting stars
Kicked 0ut Of the ornament strcwn
along the milky way
The committee read the anti
saloon league local option hill ia
as minutes. and IA five minutes
more recommended ia favofahly OF
course % u somothimN 90 a rOuah
rad 70 travel from the house com.
mlttee on rnhiie morals 80 the gov
errors signature. 50 that the rec.
ommenaation Is not SO important
a. might b. supposed
Hut the manner Ia which it was
done WAS inspiring The elan
Anderson VAS responsible John
Anderson % Spokane Is chairman
OF the committee and hy series
81 parliamentary hlunders and mar
iteEiiy unfair decision he got the
question before the committee to
q roll call Anderson fN 10 WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
IS
RESUMED

SPOKANE. Iau. 2a, -By u. P.--
Traffic ON the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads Is being
resumed here and floods have eeaa
cd 10 menace property Trains on
both roads are now running through
20 the ceast Those OF the Great
Northern are going over the Con.
tfal Washington branch Of the
Northera Pacific 10 Adrian, whore
they win connect with their own
road
The O, u. a N company viii
start train Cor Portland at z
o'clock tonight Trains from the
east are not running on schedule
time vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
CAN DELIVER BEER
TO DRY DISTRICTS
eY ]. D pIlLoN.

OLYMPIA. jan % superinton.
dent D0ty 81 the Anti saloon league
denies that the Intent Of iho local
option hili is to prevent the delivery
az residence Ia dry district III
beer, whiekey oF other stlmulant.
Bus be- declares che blii does aim 10
stop The canfasaina ~ browcrgas
and Wholesale liquor houses In resi-
deBce districts Mr Doty says that
iu Seattle beer wagons and agents
make house go house canvass. like
grocery men Or book agents This
VIII % counter ta the local option
law n TIE bin paasea
it win be- legal % deliver ilquor
On dry territories II the contract or
sale % contaminated IN n wet dis
friet a telephone message 10 a
brewery ia 90 be- considered "a cone
tract outside the dry limits. whereas
a doorstep order VIII be- considered
an Illegal sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
YOUR
T: Y |: :

Are you familiar with tho
wonderful results obtained by
wearing properly fitted
glasses'
Many men. women and chill
dren today are nervous wrecks.
suffering with severe head
aches. dizziness, sleeplessness.
iainting spells. and nervous
ness in many forms because
they do not know the real
cause Of their trouble. which
is quite often some disorder OF
the vision. The straining of
che eyes disturbs the brain
and causes disorder in the
whole nervous system, which
can be cured be restoring nor
NAL vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
RUNNING FIGHT
ENDS nv DEATH

During the excitement Of the bat.
tie an unknown hystander seized
the satchei containing the money
and fled
After tho bandits had gone sew
erai blocks on foot. they boarded
a trolley car. shot the motorman
and conductor and fired among the
passengers, While one bandit kept
the passengers covered with re.
volYers. the other took the motor
mans place
The robbers finally deserted the
car and jumped into a moving van
and. whipping the horses. continued
their flight, reioading their revol.
vers and firing ON their purauers.
When too hard pressed by the pur.
suing policemen. they both com.
mitted suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
TRAIN IS
DERAIL.E:D

VANCOUVER. Wash. Jan, a.
hy 7, f-fhe North Bank limited.
bound for Portland on the Spokane.
Portland a. Seattle. WAS defailed
near Avery At ttS this morning
The locomotive struck a larxo rock
that had boen carried over the
tracks BY a slide aud Was derailed
Fortunately the train was Fnins
alowly because Of the bad condition
OF tho track and none Of the pas.
AenEer coaches were deFAiled.
Engineer 1 Melain was the
only person hurt tn the wreck and
be Was not aeriously injured lie
was thrown AGAINST the side Of tho
cab b. the mrch when the engine
jumped the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
BALLARD PEOPLE NOW
WANT CLUSTER LIGHTS

standing IN the matter M Arm.
strong asserts that the lights would
be ot great benefit TO Ballard In
general Rs well "a the merchants
doing business ON the avenue
officer FuwleH for the second
time found the back door 20 the
State flank of Ballard unlocked
last night about O'Clock After
taking the pains to inform the
cashier 60 that effect. he was told
that the fact was not news" the
aforesaid cashier bcing aware OF
the unlocked condition Of the rear
door lust why this practice ~ in
dulgvd In by the bank has not been
explained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

the savings fruln her wages into thc
purchase ~ a large hotei whirh ahe
manage a. q side issue.
The Gladstone hotel which ailsz
Anna Murphy u this cts has taken
over. r. an Imposing structure %
three stories with SO rooms The
Rsrl rrnunmcr hires the heip. directs
the affairs buga the provisions.
keeps the books and banks the
profits curing hours when She 81
not busx Ia her empiDyer'g office
Traveling men ~ thar Miss Nur-
phy Gives fhe best hotel service In
the state The patronage ia con-
atanfiy increaHin9 and tine hotel -
on a good PAYING basis
When Miss Murphy bought the
hotel It vas - course nrcessarf Tor
her 10 give notes and mortgages.
ghe dree up ~ her own paper ~
shc thoroughly understood she lessi
points involved through her yeAra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
ANTITRUST BILL
FOR IDAHO

BOISE. Idaho. Jan as--By u. y.
The anti trust bill. which was in
tfudured hy the republicans two
years ago. and met with defeat. has
been resurrectcd by Senator Davis.
democrat from Gilmore county
This "a apparently In keeping with
hts plan for rcfUrmaiury legislation.
In the last republican state CON
voullou the party was pledged in
the convention platform a. adopt
refarmatory measures. and Senator
Davis has given them an oppnr
tunity 10 make good. Tho antitrust
biii ~ very drastic. and provides not
only fines from $50 to $500 but also
terms ~ imprisonment Tor viola
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
WILL SELL WRECK

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan - by
g. P~~The wreck ef the French
bark Alice. nov lying on the sands
OF Ocean Park. Long Beach. Wash.
IL 10 b. offered for sale At auction
IN Astoria next Monday afternoon
Tho Alice was driven a4hore ia
gale on Jan Is and VIII probably
never be moved from where she
ROW Iiea. bat parts Of she wreck
may be- found 10 be useful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
STUDENTS FIGHT FIRE
SAVING PRINCETON

PRINCETON. y J.. Jan ga--By
H. T. Fire broke ou' at s. 70 this
morning and threatened the business
district Wlth total destruction. The
flames we're gotten under control at
4 O'Clock. after four restaurants and
seven buildings hGd been destroyed
President Wilson ~ the Princeton
University. a. the head Of the stu
dent flremen did effective work. and
probably saved the city from being
burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
MOST ANYTHING


The young long 90 be happy the
Ola wish 20 be- wise
'The Woman D. Black" and The
woman in white period 81 fast
approaching The snake season viii
bold OF until the nuts afe ripe
ngain.
Tie men who spend their time
trying Go discover rsnHpnH for Nafi -
tniuHd thHt defective teeth cause
nervous disorders ana Insanity.
Millionaire homieidsg take notice.
Consideration w the most powerful
link in She chain = lose
Prof Ferfero. Historian. declares
John y On tire re1urnruatlsn ~
Thelea. monapQilsi. who lived about
ga H li must be- that old rhHiee
eornered the sspeiy = olive oil
I.ulu CHASER ate atrawberrlaa a.
$3.50 boa then ptDmalue pol
spninE and scarcely more than d
press agent gith that $3.50 could
have accomplished wonders.
The wIsrst are the least sure.
The fool has mo- doubts.
The total gross tonnage 81 the
ateam vessels 81 fNe world a.
alVen by floyd'e register Tor 1867.
WaH 1f.1ff90s and 70 sailing vessels
. .s08gi8 Wooden vessels not In
riudFn
ICA 3 toss up az 10 which - tie
most imtoierablc tie inTeterate
rFuhker OF The inYeferate fukef.
On 1905 the canals ~ this coun-
try carried f2z.fHtf63 tons 81
freight
The mi'k ~ human kininr8s FREE
qurntly appears 40 hako been run
through @ separator.
The money lost 81 vessels in
1891 was greatest iu history
ON June 30. 1898. the names II
al widows Of the war ~ lst4
remained on the pension roll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
THINKS MORE OF MONEY
THAN OF HUSBAND

because, az he claimed. bis wife
thought more Of his fathers money
than ~ him. Oscar pefo asked for
divorce IN Judge F'fator'H court
this morning petO stated that he
had been America and had worked
hard 10 build "a Dome for his wife.
lie stated that bis father WA rich
and that the reason bis wife would
not come 10 him WAS because she
WAS afraid that n she left the par.
ents IN Germany. Peto would not
got their money when they died
The decree was granted