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HlCkER In this city. on December q.
in'1. hhert II. son Of Leo N and
hanchc q. Bocker. AGED years. 3
Relatives and friend. are invited 70 At
tend the funeral from the residence OF his
ranrnts ltos king street on saturday
k..luirm mass a. - Patrick's Churrh az
800 urlocA. lntcrmrut a. Cathedral
t.ffHffFfN
Ht mar In this city. on December 20.
k'ati,cs and friends are invited 20 at
frnI 'nr funeral from the residence Of his
N.fog Miss Anna Butler. eO3 South Van
hurrn strret ON saturday morning. De
,rmhrr 81 a. % q clock Requiem mass a {,
80 tllgaheth's Church ~ - 2O o'clock
l1frrmout a. Cathedral cemetery
tNoNlN In Ibis city. On December 10
'-- William \ husband ~ Mary II
"a tfoneN sscd = : Years
tH'afites and friends arr invited 20 At
frnd the funeral services a. his late rest
drncr. i52e West Fourth street on Fri
waite Friends may call after o clock
thursday e,snins.
nNRRNH December 10. 1921 Ann
vito Of george }. Darrah. AGED AZ
Rrlauycs friends aud members 81 Ma
tunsl Protective lesrinn No. SsO are
100 Geo attend the funeral services al
l-IdaN afternoon. Doccmher p. at ,
e. UIurA lntcrment a. Newark Union
t.utfrrv
Han AtAN In this city. on December
la2' Thomas b flsnagan.
hUiauNcs. friends Democratic League
n 80 N aud Volunteer Fireman's Re.
1.f ASSOCIATION are invited TO attend tht
f.ucral from his late residence sod Fasi
Ignfh street On saturday mornipe De
.nrr %. a. " clock solemn requiem
u.uss 90 - MARY Church lntermeni
o. Cathedral cemetery
ktNT Fourth-day. Twelfth month. 1922
Mary tliEa heth. widow - Major Danic
u hcnt. ~ Wilmington, Del
Funeral services will ne held at her lat.
lUmr rrgdrnce 90 Mrs. Allen speak
man kiNcrrro!t tlaymont. Del Sixth
daf afternoon December p. at O'Clock
lnterment private. at Arlington Sationa
Cemetery. Washington. ID. c.
hllIlNGsN ORTH-In this city. O,
December ~. ls22. Mary Ann Killings
worth in her Goth year
iuntrsl and Intermcnt private Pleas
omit flowers
Moor ArH Pm this city on Decsr,he
lp. in22 John MctirAth
Relatives friends members OF th
brotherhood 90 Railroad Trainraeu. Nc
etl the Railroad Relief and employees Z
thr Pennsyi suia Railroad are invited Z
ATTEND the funeral from his late rcsidcnc.
i2IN West sixth STREET. on Friday morn
lnr A. % clock Requiem mass az -
Paul church. interment al Cathedri
cemetery
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GOES TO PH|LA. HOME,
MRS. BRUNEN FREED.
MOHR FACES CHAIR
Continued from page I.

but the court gave no intmation as
TO whether he would accept the re-
commentator.
After gaining her liberty. Mrs
Brunen thanked the newspapermen
for the fair treatment accorded her
during the trial and said she planned
to remain at her mothers home until
n decision was reached on the motion
10 grant Mohr a new trial. After
that she will so south foe n long rest.
she said.
II am glad 10 be free. said Mrs.
Brunen, but IL was a terrible blow
To see my poor brother convicted
4 am sure he viii be granted new
trial and acquitted.
The date for the trial OF Charles NJ.
| Powell. confessed slayer OF the circus
man, has not been fixed. As the
prosecutions chief witness. he testi-
fed he had shot Brunen AT the instl-
CATION OF Mrs. Brunen and Mohr. lie
was promised $1,000 for killing him.
Powell said
Watched Convicted Man For Gun.
| Mrs. Brunen wept rs tho jury was
polled. and when Justice Kalisch an
nounced that he would sentence Mohr
on Jan. .. she turned TO him and said :
Cheer. up. Harry" Then Justice
Kalisch ordered her TO rise and said:
Mrs. Brunen. the jury has acquitted
you of tho murder OF your husband
and you are discharged from custody
Mrs. Brunen fell back In her chair
and the convicted man stopped over
and kissed her. Three State troopers
stood gunrd about Mohr while two
court attendants placed handouts or
him preparatory 90 taking him back
10 tho Burlington county Jail. vher,
he and his sister had been imprisoned
since last April. A report had been ir
circulation that pistol would y.
passed 20 Mohr In the event OF MI
conviction and that he would attemp
20 shoot his way out Of court. As thu
attendants started for the jail will
him. Mohr called out: Goodbye
Doris" 10 his sister.
Mrs. Brunen Collapses.
81 am going back there with you.
Mrs. Brunen announced. Sho starte'
to follow Mohr. but had gone only
few steps when she collapsed.
Mrs. Bessie Mohr. the convicte
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with Rubber Boots. We sell the bee.
grades only. Fornans the one store
where you buy better shoes Tor ices.
I buy direct from 3 factories and sell
AZ no rent N pay prices. Quality
shoes Tor boys and girls 40 easy On
the pocketbook prices Educator shoes
for men. Our hand turned shoes FOR
women mean font comfort. Hi-Tex
dress shoes for men and women no
best medium price Ehoe in the city.
Christmas souvenirs % our customer
Fine perfumes. panel pictures. wr.finZ
pads f9r the children F0rrran'q.
Fourth street between Ma~tot and
King. so. IO.--Ady.
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J. A. BURCHENAL DEAD.
lie Was Formerly Supervisor Of Del.
aware Division Of =. X. II.

James A. Burohenal. cousin of Caleb
T.. Burchenal, OF this city. died in
Elmira. New York, on Monday morn
ing. in his card year. Born in Fred
erica he was n graduate OF the Will
mington Conference Academy at Do
YER and the University OF Virginia in
the Civ!l Engineering course. After
receiving his degree he entcrd the en-
cheering division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. rs supervisor of the Della
ware Division. with headquarters at
Clayton. vt the time OF his death he
was division engineer OF the Elmlra
Division.
His father. Joseph Il. Burhenal who
was. for many years. protorothary OF
kert county. and served as Speaker
OF the House in the Delaware AS
semhy died in 19i? at the age OF 90
His mother was Mena Burchenal
and he was an only son.
The fuceral will take place NJ Bar
rats Chapel. near FELTON,. tomorrow
morning. following the arrival OF the
train duo ut FELTON, at l0Is.
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pOrtant circumstance. Powell said
That this $500 was part ~ $1,000 ynich
Powell vac 10 receive from MOhr for
killing Brunen.
"Mohr may be libcral man with n q
money" the court remarked, but 800
Is "A large sum H. give away. Yet We
have heard o. MS giving aRuy. his
oyercoat. his shoes and some shirts
after the murder"
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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
At TOWER HILL
Impressive Holiday Program to
be Given at the School To-
morrow Morning.

In addition 20 customary declama-
siona and several dramatisations OF
sehool work the Christmas Festivities
~ Tower rrr school tomorrow morn
Ing at N O'Clock Will take the form of
q Toy symphony 10 be presented by
tn members % the school. The title
% the symphony Is "A jolly Sleigh
pldo Party" 10 will he rendered by
the school orchestra supplemented by
a variety OF toys played by the pupils.
Tho following will take part in the
prunrtm: Miss Edna Bradneld. violin
teacher. and her pupils: Miss Eliza
both PYLE. plano teacher. and Miss
Anne Rird. art teacher. accompanies;
Theodore PYLE. fiutlst: Miss Dorothy
" first grade teacher. first violin,
and Mr. ioefrel. physical director,
curnc.ist. \ number Of dances will
a. .s, hc given as Fairy. Scotch, Span
ish Irish. Tango Polka. Gypsy. and
fo.A dances. An arrangement Of
TRINITY Chimes will be- played while
the christmas tree is lighted with it's
d.corailons. and several Christmas
cnrols Will he sung by the entire
school Miss Mae T.. Haas Is the d.
rector % the music. Parents " pupils
and friends are invited 10 attend the
exercises.
The program rs follows will he given
Ia the gymnasium OF Tower Hill
school tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. promptly: March, school
orchestra: carol. II; Came Upon n
M.dr.r SHIT Clear" arrival. The jolly
sleigh Ride Party" waltz and one
stco. school orchestra: eighth grade
an Students % upper school: Spanish
dar.. Molly Laird: FOLK dance, The
shoemaker by the Kindergarten: :"
car. Silent Night" dance. scotch
itsland Films" E,o.se Bergland;
f.. dance. The Mar and the Moon
9, Tho Kindergarten" dance. "Rou-
ou'' Polka" Deborah Rood. El!nor du
lunf. dance. tango. Charlotte Steers
A.e Huxley; Irish lit dance. Molly
Laird. Margaret Patterson. Doris d.
Point Dec du Pont: fairy dance
Dorothy wood: Gypsy dance
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L. s. PREPARES TO SUE
AIR CRAFT COMPANY

Washington. Dec. 20.-The Depart
ment OF Justice is preparing 10 file
suit against the Wright Martin Air
craft Corporation for recovery OF a
war claim amounting 20 s3,60l,7l5,
The House judiciary committee was
told today by Assistant Attorney
General Seymour. at the hearing on
impeachment charges against Attor-
ncy Ge7cral Daugherty.
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wife. seated In the FIRST spectators
bench. began to sob. he did not move
from the position.
When the jury was leaving the court
to take the evidence under advisomcnt
at b.35 o'clock. Mohr felt confident that
both he and his sister would be ao-
quilted. Turning 10 group 81 news
paper men seated behind him. he said:
I'D have no chance Of beating this
case had II not been for the Judge.
His charge was fair and square"
Mrs. Brunsn. who was seated near
him. with n court officer intervening.
frightened perccptibly M Justice
Kalisch proceeded with his charge 10
the jury. When the jury retired she
snid:
Il know ] am going 90 be acquitted
and the FIRST thing I will do Will be a.
return 10 the JAN. yet my cot and take
II to my mothers home IN Philadcl-
phia.
In about n week am going 70
open n Mexican tea room either IN
New York or In Philadelphia. 7 fee
confident fhat the jury will acquil
Harry. because he had nothing TO do
with Johns murder"
Got Number Of Mohr's Car.
when the trial was resumed In tb,
forenoon. Alfred Fletcher Of Beverly
who testified for tho State fcw day
ago. was recalled by the prosecution
and told Of hearing n shot "a he passe
the Brunen home IN his car on IN
evening 81 the killing and n few min
utes later seeing n coupe speeding "a
ward Camden. He said the speedin
car nearly crashed into him. and tina
no wrote the license number on
piece OF paper In portfolio on his kne,
The number. G9.J64. II developed. wa
that ~ MOhrs coupe.
Assistant Prosecutor Peacock. IN
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Foreign.
pENFATH THE MIsTLEToE.
Charles II. Palmer.

Jack sent Marie n glist'nins brunch
OF magic mistletoe.
And dreamed OF sweets on luscious lipe,
Meath its ipviting giow.
Mario scorned the chandelier,
Fen smiled ut thought Of Jack.
Who was but one of sundry laos
Each eager for n smack
Through C,hr1stmastide they cnlled on
her;
Poor Jack felt very blue,
Because. forsooth. he'd paved tho way
For rivals kissing. too.
In truth ne did not know NJ all
How many Of them sought
The forfeit OF the mietletoe
Or what success II brought.
Az. worse than that. Il gave no need
or pleasure 20 himself:
For ev'ry time ne saw a chance
To kiss the darling eli.
J-nconsciouesy. she moved from range.
His hopes fell TO the ground:
He cursed the fates for treating him
Like some poor friendles. hound.
~ last. the holidays were gone,
Marie had not been kissed:
She calmly told the donor so.
That once the spell had missed
DO you not think" she questioned
Jack.
You might as well forego.
To spend your cash FOR such . Gins
As luckless Tnistletce?"
( Whereat poor Jack declared: u trtct
To prove its mystic spell;
But you'd not give mo half a snow.
| or hint that al Was well
You speak the truth. brave SIR N,
said.
I'm ssorry 20 confess;
I honed you didn't need such help"
And then. "Oh. can't you guess
Then Jack woke up and found himself
And spoke FOR veal or woe:
Her answer came FOR happiness.
Despite the mistletoe.
Maximum results al minimum cos
an Every Evening want ad. Cal
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Trenton. Dec. 2O-The will OF the
Rev. Edward W. HAL. slain rector. OF
New Brunswick. was fled with the
Secretary OF State Monday.
The value OF the estate Is not given
All his possessions are willed 10 his
widow. IN the testament, dated June
L. 1920
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Gulieima Hudson. Eiinor Robinson.
winnifred Moreton. Mary Morris;
lighting decorations on the Christmas
tree while an arrangement OF Trinity
Chimes Ia played by Miss Mae II.
Haas; carol. "The First Noel" Re-
turn of The jolly Sleigh Ride Party"
march: (exit the school)
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IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory OF my dear father.
Louis ] Lingo. who died December 81.
1919:
Though gone and forgotten by others.
Your memory to me is still dear
My heart will always be empty.
And more lonesome each passing year
know you are watching and waiting
In Gods home OF rest and peace.
And some day | hope 10 meet YOU,
When my earthly struggles cease.
Prom your loving son. Hammond
In loving memory 81 our dearly beloved
mother. Emma J Ireland. who died eight
years ago today:
The road was too rugged. too stony and
cold.
so the shepherd has taken our mother
home 20 His fold
sadly missed by her children.
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reydew Of the case, had denounced
Mrs. Brunon as the most wonderful
actress who had ever sat In the Wit
ness chair In Burlington county"
''The tears she ehed while she was
testifylng," Peacock declared. were
not tears Of love or sorrow for John
Brunen. They were tears Of fear. Her
years In the circus were Of benefit 10
her when she took the witness stand.
Keown at that point asked Justice
Kalisch 20 dismiss the murder charge
against Mrs. Brunen. When the mo
ton was over-ruled he told tho jury
II was the contention Of the defense
that Powell did not XII Brunch.
UnImpressed by Alibl.
The court wns not impressed with
Mohrs efforts 10 prove an abb, and
thus commented on -:
"Mohr says he was In Philadelphia
mt the time OF the Killing. u IL a
very easy thing for them 70 fabricate
an allbi / know 81 no easier way Ok
planning a defense than by the fabri-
cation Of an aliln"
/ Justice Kaligch then referred - tho
/ testimony OK jules Kroske. Matte
Mohr's friend. who swore he met
AkDhr IN front Of Miss Mohr's homo IN
! Philadelphia at 71J O'Clock on the
evening OF Honest johns" murder
\ lie also mentioned tho testimony 81
Dr. william q. r.. Poulson. a captain
/ ln the Air Service during mo war wh'
testified that Mohr called on him II
D. The physlcians ofIico IN Phlade,ph!
. and that ne accompanied Harry % .
, meeting OF an American Legion pos
/ nearby.
/ was Jules Krcsge tolling ~
truth?" inquired tho court That s.
! for you % determine.
1T IL admitted that Mohr paid ARM
! $500 % Powell That is yery IN
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EARLY NEWS FLASHES
High Spots In Worlds Happenings a
Reported by the Associated Press al
TO Six "A. m.

High Spots In Worlds Happenings as
Reported by the Associated Press up
to Six "A. m.
Domestic.
Analysis OF more than $4,000 sui
cides in the United states In 1921
shows growing tendency TO conceal
deaths with mystery. life insurance
expert declares.
Los Angeles Federation OF Women s
Clubs opposes return Of Roscoe Ar
buckle 10 motion pictures as approved
by win III. Hays.
Substantial payroll increases re-
ported in November for car building
cotton cloth manufacturing. farm im-
plements and ship building.
Representative Frear renews attack
on stock division disbursements and
declares that such dividends are not
social wealth"
Foreign.
United States unoilicially reported
to have started negotiations with
France and England for appointment
Of American Industrial leaders 10 III
new basis for payment OF German
Preparations.
james Dwyer, former member of tn
Dali Elreann and peacemaker in Irisl
troubles. shot dead in his Dublin shop
New president OF Poland takes oatl
Of office, apparently supported h.
Radicals and respected by National
| ists
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TSlECRAPHlC NEWS.

Pittsburg. Dec. 2l.-Several families
were driven from their homes yes
terday when fire completely Quilted a
four story building In the East Liberty
district. Five adjoining buildings were
damaged. The loss was estimated at
100000.
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Washington. Dec. 2i.-Frederic =.
Schoonmaker was nominated yesterday
TO be Federal judge for western dis
trict OF Pennsylvania by President
Harding.
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Raleigh. y. C.. Dec. 2I.-Resigna-
tons OF four instructors at North
Carolina State College OF Agriculture
and Engineering here have been re-
qucstcd as result OF charges that
they made home brew in their
rooms
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mans wife. and Assistant Prosecutor
Peacock raised the PROSTATE woman
and placed her In the chair she had
occupied for the eight days OF the
trial.
Walter c. Keown. her lawyer. and
Mrs. Mohr famed Mrs. Brunen with
newspapers until the arrival OF DR..
Warren Vandervecr. who revived her
Later she and Mohrs wife went TO
the Jail 10 talk with the prisoner until
he was locked up for the night.
The jury was out two hours and
forty five minutes. but had the evil
dence under discussion less than an
hour and half. having previously
gone to supper Mt the WaAhington
House, n short distance from the
| Court House.
The verdict in Mrs. Brunen's case
was not surprise. but there were
many persons In tho court who
thought Mohr either would be found
guilty of tho full ofrense charged IN
the indictment. with death In tho cleo
trio chair. or that he. too. would be
acquitted.
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Ordered woman's Acquittai.

Justice kalisch practically ordered
the jury 10 acqult Mrs. Bruncn and
declared that there could be no middle
course in the case OF her brother. He
declared that Mohr was guilty Of muir
der In the first degree or he was limo
cent He added. however. that tho
jury could recommend life imprlson-
ment though there In no element OF
second degree murder in this case"
ITO mo tho testimony against Doris
Bruncn seems very mcager." the court
said. at comes from Powell. the self
confessed murderer, and Hazel Brunen,
her seventeen yesr-old stepdaughter.
They are the only two witnesses who
implicated Mrs Brunen In the murder
OF her husba nd.
Hazel Bruncn confessed that she
and her stepmo,her were engaged in
a law suit over her fathers property.
You ought 10 take into account the
interest she has In this case and
whether Hazel IL or II not incensed NJ
her stepmo,her because Of this civil
suit. whether II WIS not out 81 anger
or revenge that she made these state
nents against her s,epmother."
Mohr Calm Over Verdict.
| Mohr remained calm when the fore
| man ~ tho jury first announced tho
acquit,al Of his sister and his convic-
ton m tho insugator 81 Charles NJ
Powell. who killed Brunen with shot.
gun I'm the showman's home at River
side. near here. on the evening o'
March 10 last A. each juror announced
guilty OF murder I'm the first degree
with tho recommendation 70 III. I'm
lprisonment at hard labor" he ga
lCazing az tho floor with his elbow
Iresting on his knees Even when hi
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Plain and FUR trimmed with
detachable belts. set in and rsg-
Ian sleeves. Majority with large
roomy pockets and notch collars.
All sizes.
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THE SASS-PATCH TREE

foot and say. Tree, have carrots on
your And there will he the carrots.
or. Tree. I want some fresh peas,
and the tree will shake down bushels
OF 'em. or lettuce. or radishes. or
nice young cabbage, or anything"
WELL" said Nancy. I'm SEQ what
we can do. Wen ask the Green
Wizard"
SO off they started.
"surer' nodded that gentleman
when he heard the queer request.
Take this seed TO Benny and he'll
have his sass-patch tree In five min
utes."
Benny was 30 happy he could
hardly speak for delight. There's
nothing left to wish for" said he.
II have everything In the world"
Two days later the Green WIZARDS
telephone rang. IT'S Benny Bunny"
came n weak voice. will you trade
your sass patch garden tree for some
stomach.ache mcdicineT" he asked.
Eyes, ind~odf' answered the Wiz
ard kindly. But really. old piggy
wiggy, you don't deserve It,"
ITO lie Continued
Copyright, 1922. by Seattle Starr
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And now, dr. continued the Eng.
HshmAn. turning TO my father. Nss
Gin inquire into the theft Of this tes-
lament
Hut my father did not appear "a
aotice Mr.. Gosford- Hs seemed per-
picked and In some concern
Lewis" he said. what IL your
definition Of a crimsT"
1T II a violation Of the law re-
piled the lawyer.
II DO no, accep, your definition.
nid my father. 1T II. rather.
blink. a violation Of Justice viola
1on OF something behind the Law
mat makes an act a crime. l think.
se went on. that God must take a
broader view than Mr.. Biacks,ons
and Lord Coke. I have seen muir
Ger in the law that was. tn fact. only
kind Of awful accident. ard I have
wen your catalogue OF crimes gone
about by feeble men with no inten,
nxcept an adjustment Of their rights.
rhefr crimes. Lewis. were merely
prrors Of their impractical tudg-
nent-~
Then he seemed 70 remember that
me Engiishman was present
And now. Mr.. Gosford." he said
win you kindly ask young Marshall
10 come In hereT"
The man would have refused. with
pome r~jofnder. but my father was
boxing at him. and he could not find
ne courage TO resist my fathers
Will He got up and went out. and
presently returned followed by thu
Nd and Gaeki- Tho old country
1octcr sat down by tho door. his
rather case OF bottles by the chair.
rs cloak still fastened under his chin.
2osford wsnt back 10 the table and
1T down with his writing materials
b keep notes. The boy stood.
My father looked long time q,
ne lad His face was grave. but
shsn he spoke. his voice was gentle.
MY boy" no said. Il have had a
good deal Of experience IN the ex-
Animation Of the devils work" Ia
paussd and indicated the violated
poom. ~rt IL often excelientiy done.
His disciples are extremely clever
Ones ingenuity IL often taxed 10
krsce out the evil design In ~. and
30 stamp II a. false piece SGT into
ne natural sequence Of events"
He paused arain. and his bis
shoulders blotsed out the window.
Every natural event. he con.
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searching the structure OF each
word, while Mr.. Gosford sat back
comfortably In his chair like one eie-
waited to a victory.
1T Is In Marshalis hand and sig
nature" said my father, and old
Caeki nodded. wrinkling his face
under his shaggy eyebrows. He
went away still wagging his grizzIed
head. write = memorandum on an
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set aside for Mr.. Gosford. and the
remainder turned over to me-"
THAT would be thirty thousand
dollars 20 Mr.. Gosford. instead OF
fifty" said my father.
Eyes. air." replied the boy: that
is the way my father said he would
write his will. But II was not writ
ten that way. II Ia fifty thousand
dollars TO Mr.. Gosford. and the re-
mainder TO me. II II we're thirty
thousand dollars to Mr.. Gosford. as
my father said his win would be,
that would have left me twenty
thousand dollars from the estate;