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Concerning the Action and Characters.

Gcrane, only daughter of Jonier the
Hawk. robbcr cheftain who IS planning
raid on n rich merchant who Is to pass along
the Kings Highway. begs TO be allowed 10
accompany the bandits Her father com.
mands her TO remain nj home. When the
robbers have lett Gernne saddles her horse
and follows. She catches up with the rear
guard and proceeds with II. Julius BrOadRse
one OF her fathers trusted lieutenants takes
her to HIM. He is so delighted to know that
she Is safe he forRets 10 punish her. Junifer
carries on hls deprcdations with the aid of
his sistcr-the Countess Kntrane Iabissv-
her husband and n small band of conted-
crates. al Of whom live quietly in Edrlweiss
Least OF all does any one suspect the rrla-
tionship between the countess aud thr bandit
chief; who were separated as children. after
z polticai upheaval involving, thcir family
merchant. Leopold Matthias. Is 10 pass
through the forest with fortune in gems
mat are destined for sale In the capitals of
Enrone, sends the information to her brother
Matthias Is given small armed escort OF
soldiers under the command OF Cant. star.
court OF the Dukes Dragons. Jonifer' =
d nand lalis upon the merchant and his escort.
initiation Of Starcourt at his defeat bv thn
bandits and the lootiug OF Matthias treasure
hoxes. She is so touched by his plight that
she emerges from the thiclet In which icr
father has hidden her and comments The
Hnhdlts 10 release him. Since she l. dressed
as boy. Capt. Starcourt believes her to he
a member of the band and he is greatly sur
nrlsed to learn that she is the chieftain's
danghter Tho raid. having been set for Ge-
ranes birthday 20 provide suitable gifts for
ready large store OF beautiful things But
ehe thlnks more often of the young captain
thln she docs OF her new possessions. She
knowing that she has fallen In love with tho
soldier, prevails Mnon Jonifer to give her
some diversion. He arranges to take her to
some festivities at Digman's Inn.
Continued from Yestnrdav's StarN
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the coming Spring--but no, If anything,
she was more pensiye, given more 10
dreamy silences.
Twice after the first visit she accom-
panied him to Digman's Inn, and they
spent two nights and day In the city
OF EdelWeiss. together with her cousin.
Peter. the three of them being disguised
as gypsies.
This visit TO the walled city occurred
in the early Summer. They entered the
west gate at sunset. The night air was
soft and balny. Thousands of people
were in the streets. The Hotel Regenget2
was ablaze with light, and Czech or
chestra was playing at one end of tho
long veranda; carriages and open
barouches drove up to the hotel and
discharged gayly ydressed women and
smart-looking men, many of the lat
ter In uniform; everybody was in rood
numor, even Baron Dangloss' police
men frem the tower, who were to be
seen everywhere.
All this was an every day. every
night occurrence. SO far as the citl-
zens OF Edelweiss were concerned, but
10 Gerane~~it was n scene never To be
forgotten. The girls eyes were glowing
with excitement and q curious sort nl
ecstasy She was not afraid, she was
not umid. as she had been at the out
set, Here she was, sauntering through
the crowded streets. In the company OF
TWO men on whose heads the crown had
put price, and she was not afraid.
sometimes she actually found herself
Wondering~~and not without n certain
tingle OF bravado~-what these good
honest people would do IL they were
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who was thatq" Peter inquired.


"A lady to whom you are related by
accident" replied Jonifer. carelessly.
Peter turned red under his stain OF
brown. An ugly glitter came into his
eyes. He knew what his uncle meant
by accident; 1t was a sarcastic way
Of reminding him that neither he nor
his father-nor his two brothers for
that matter-had been born In wedlock.
He hated Jonifer Davos. He was
brought up by his mother to hate the
half brother of the man who was his
father And yet Peter knew that joni
fer was fond of him, trusted him, some
times deferred to him--for Peter was
Strongs and brave and faithful. He
hated Jonifer for being kind to him!
But he did not hate his lovely cousin.
On the contrary, hc loved her. Some
day-~ah. would that day ever come?
If Jonifer were only out of the way
Suddenly, like a binding flash. came
the thought that staggered him. Sup
pose some one we're to steal into his
uncle's room that very night and
plunge q knife into his breast while he
sleptl Who would know. who could
say that-~but. as quickly. came the
revolt Jonifer was his chief he was
just in all his dealings And twice,
Potter remembered, his life had been
saved by this loyal chieftain. Murder
him? MOI He was not Judas And
now, strange TO say, he hated himself.
They spent the night In a lodging
house near the West Gate, a place
patronized by gypsies and by humble
swayfarers,
Gerane had a tiny room near the
top OF the stairs. She also had a
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The linn of the Hawk and Raven
MCUTCIEN
BY GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEN

bed, which was more than her father
or Peter could say. They occupied pal
let's on the floor of a long room, in
company with other men. not one Of
whom removed more than his boots
and hat on retiring.
Unable to go to sleep, Gerane lay
staring into the darkness. All evening
she he'd searched the crowd with eager
eyes, hoping to catch a glimpse of a
tall, we'll remembered figure. Now
this hcrrid thought struck her cold;
had been dismissed from the service
for what happened en- the Kings
Highway? Worse than that, vas he
now languisning in the Tower, de-
graded and dishonored because he had
allowed himself and his men to fall
into the trap set for them? Sleep did
not come to her for hours.
And the next morning she saw him.
They were returning to the heart Of
the city, after a stroll through the
narrow, winding streets adjacent to the
Tower of EdelWeiss, that grim old pile
presided over by Dangloss, minister OF
police, when they heard music in the
distance and observed people hurry
ing toward RegengetZ Circus. Presi-
IDENTIFY they found themselves mingltng
with the crowd at the lower end Of
Castle avenue, not far from its juno
ton with the Circus-the name by
which the great circular plaza was
known. In the opposite direction, a
mile away, stood the royal castle.
Eut people were not looking toward
the castle; they were craning their
necks in the other direction. The band
drew nearer. Police and a number of
guardsmen kept the throng to the mar
row sidewalks.
Jonifer addressed policeman. Ge-
rane marveled at his audacity:
We are strangers here. Pray tell
me what is going on"
The policeman smiled.
IF you can see out Of that eye Of
yours, gypsy, I would advise you to
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fer heard her murmur; ut is he
there he is"
Utterly bewildered. he followed her
gaze.
"As I live and" he began, but
checked the exclamation.
As Starcourt passed them his eyes,
as If drawn by a magnet, turned toward
the crowd on his left For moment
they rested upon the gypsy girl She
felt herself turn cold with the fear, the
certainty that he recognized her. But
she need not have been alarmed. His
look was merely one OF passing adn1ira-
tion. 1t was not until long sfterward
that he began TO wonder where and
when he had seen those deep blue eyes
before. And too late he remembered.
Forgetting the crowd she leaned
forward and stared after him until his
broad, straight back was cut of from
view by the small squad Of dragons
following him
Peter was the first to guess the as
tOnishing truth. He turned to look az
Jontfer. For few seconds they gazed
at each other. Then the roOber chief
tain saw the warm tInge Of red that
flooded Gerane's neck and cheek un-
derneath the stain Of brown; ne saw
the quick rise and fall Cf her bosom
And suddenly he l;ncy what had been
ailing Gerane all these months. He
looked at Peter. Peters eyes we're
bulging.
The royal coach was passing Through
the window could be seen the figure
Of the little princess-that exc'iisite
child. Yetive. The robber chief recov-
cred himself. He nudged Gerane arS
bade her look at the future ruler -
Graustark. Then she heard her father.
voice. He was speaking to a man who
stood beside him.
i am stranger here. my friend
Pray tell me, is that the royal princeo"
He pointed 70 Starcourt. The citizen
gave him pitying look.
You must be stranger, indeed,
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lift the patch. What you are about
to behold Is worth the two eyes OF any
man. Her serene highnesS Is returning
from a visit to the Summer palace"
Jonlfer laughed. Then, TO Gerane' S
horror, he proceeded to raise the black
patch.
1T is little worse for wear" said
he, but it is better than no eye at
all. Long live the princeSS!"
In the act Of lowering the patch
he turned to his daughter. To her
amasement. she saw that the eye was
black and swollen. She was not 10
learn until afterwards that he had
commanded Peter 10 smite him on the
eye. the night before. bSrating his own
short -sightedneSs in not being prepared
In case the police removed the patch.
But why don't you do it yourself, /"
his nephew had protested
For the same reason that would
not degrade myself b. committing sui
eide" retortcd Jonifer.
A man standing nearby volunteered
the information that picked company
Of the Dukes Dragons was acting as
an escort and that the military band
from the fortress was leading the pro-
ccssion.
A few minutes later the cavalcade
turned into Regengetx Circus. Then
horsemen swung slowly out of the plaza
into the head of the avenue, and behind
them strobe the band, playing a march.
A file Of lancerS came next, led by a
single ofIlcer on spirited bay. Gerane
did not take her eyes from this man
until he was near enough for her 10
determine that he was not the one she
longed To see.
Then suddenly she beheld Stareourt,
He was riding alone. few rods ahead
OF the royal coach, she recognized him
the instant he came Within range of
vision. For moment Cerane feared
she was about TO swoon. She gripped
her fathers arm for support. causing
him TO look down at her uneaSily. joni
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gypsy. We have no royal prince. Her
serene highness. Princess Yetive, be-
comes our ruler when she reaches the
proper age. Now she IS barely 10 years
old You mean the man on the bay
horSs?"
'''I do"
That is Col. starcourt Q: the Dukes
Dragons
'Colonel?"
Formerly Capt. starcourt. He was
advanced last Autumn. after his en-
counter with the robbers Of Droon
Forest"
Gerane was now all ears.
Hal" exclaimed Jonitsr. admiringiy.
i have heard of those infamous rob
bers. Did he capture or kill them alp"
The citizen grinned He did neither
gypsy. They escaped with booty valued
at 10000 gavyoS"
Then Why is he so honoreds"
Because he has taken solemn cath
10 run Gown and destroy the band"
Well" said Jouifer. I wish him
luck suppose they win knight him
and make him a gcneTal II Re sue
ceeCiS"
He is already knight. on his
fathers side he IS : lord aud thTOugh
his mothers family he is count
NRiQSkSSN9l0. AuNSNSE. @AlAt HT W00sO
rather earn title than iaherit one"
Gerane could hold her tongue no
longer,
I think that is very fine and noble
Of him" said she, her eyes glowing
True" agreed the eitigcn before
Jonifcr could speak. "Still. re < a lord
and a count. no msttey what his own
whincSay may b
"Once o lord always \ lord" n,us-
tered Jonifer, his hand closing tightly
on GeTaneS arm
Peter added rather harSAly; And
when he dies they VIII write Lord star
light on his tomb instead Of"
Starcourt," interjeeted Clsvsne.
softly.
Again Peter and Jonlter exchanged
glanceS,
Continued In ToNogrcwS SyarO
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suddenly to discover that 1t was no
other than the dreaded scourge Of the
Inn of the Hawk and Raven they
walked beside and jostled. And what
would be the sensations Of those silly
young bloods, If they were told that the
gypsy girl they ogled admiringly was
the daughter of Jonifer2
They were picturesque gypsies, these
three. Their faces were stained brown,
their garments were shabby. but gaudy,
and their manner es insolent and as
contemptuous as that of any vagabond
whose home and estate took in most Of
the highways in the world. Jonifer, a
red kcrchief wound about his head, wore
a sinister, but intriguing, black patch
over one eye. A yellow and black
kerchief crowned Geranes head; her
tattercd red skirt was trimmed with
spangleS and tawdry braids of gold: her
shawl was black. And her dark, lustrous
eyes, softly radiant in their dusky set
ting, were-ah, well, IS 1t any wonder
that Jonifer Davos and Peter glowercd
occasionally?
AS they drew near the broad steps
leading up to the hotel, Jonifer sud-
denly drew his daughter into the
shadow of the building. A tall, beau
fully dressed lady was being handed out
Of her carriage by gentleman. Jonifer
whispered in Gerane's ear.
Gerane nodded her head. speechless.
She had seen her titled aunt but once
and under vastly different ctrcum-
stances-one night on the road to Gam
look. 10 years before, and the lady
had raised her veil to kiss her on the
cheek.
She is beautiful" whispered Ge-
rane
Il have heard that her mother was
beautiful-very beautiful"
How funnyl You are speaking of
your own mother"
Jonifer shrugged his shoulders. The
countess and Jabassy entered the hotel
and were lost to view,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT 0T
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tshd ConsresSl anproVed March 4 1918.
sca" a"TffaaS ey Al Z" Na Ae' Se'd SSS sSr 80
the Commissioners ef the District 81 cyUm.
ha wtig .siye pNhte heartus ,n the R0ari
k0On Nt SAID Commissioners oN Anrst 2Sth
l0@S, AZ 10 o'ciocS am. 80 all neFsous tR
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psft e saNars tA31 pilyns piyns west ,gt Lot 4
peUeaea (W jsS,ler sIreet oe The eorth
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0n the south aad t4th Street oA th, Meet.
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ns nronNssM ehanges ln the htshWsN pl8a
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siAnyN are .AN. sltanlay IN tAe aniee af ghe
SulVsyNF 81 the hstesst vi. Vai1mlaa ee,m,
AaA, htstfiet NuihtlNs aAd NAV he SNArt
uea hV inleeeatea parties aarlas husspes-
haave pglnr la tha hearing such elAas
Slli slse " sliselsysA A. .As hearing, sed
kesti0na ef pFelests eNFeeFAlAg the pFanaseti
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TAYLOR & MOOERs. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Hol'iug Probate Court Estate
of Feniress Gardner. deceased.--No. 36p65.
Administration Docket Sl.--Applicatlon hav-
lng been made herein for letters of admin
lstfati0n said estate. hy Lillian williams
IL II ordered this 29th day OF March. A u.
1898. thai the unknown next Of kin and the
unknown heiFs-at-law OF Fentreks Gardner.
deceased. and all others concerned. appear in
said court on Monday, the 1th day of May.
A.D.. ln2S. at 10 o'clock a M, To show
granted Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve.
ming Star once IN each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein men,
toned, the FIRST publication 10 he not lees
than thirty days before satd return day. r. l.,
sInDONs. Justice lseal.I Attest: THEO.
D0RE CoGswEII.. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court uhaf an- "a
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I.EGAL NOTICES.
ANnREM NILSSON. Atlornr, I.I.,,,,,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
trlct OF Columbia, nolding a Probate
Court Estate af Laura V, Jones. deceased.
No, 31Gll, Administration Docket ,~-Ap.
ptcation having been made herein for pro.
hate aud record of the last viii and teets.
meat of said deceased dated August 20. la0n,
ana for rejsStion, Of the insertion therein
nsffntssy men by Leon, Herbert it is ordered
Frank +. Jones, William A, Andrews, Anna
Marie Wheeler. Eva J. Stephenson, }. Nathan
nronenhurg. Henrietta NJ, I.lehtfoot. Albert
n. $. nronenburE, Henry nrnnenhurg and
the following children of Thomas Rozell
Jones, deceased tsddresses unknown and
married names Of daughters unknown, IL
marg,ctl. Bessie Jones Mayhel Jones' Min
nte Jones. Harry Jones. Frank Jones. Thorn
as Jones, Walter Jones Everett Jones' Lilly
Jones and Donaldson Jones, and all others
concerned appear i'll said court on Monday
the 9th day cf May. AD. 1928. at / O o'clock
am. to show cause why such application
should, nc, Ihe Sran,el,. let aotice hereof
he published in the Washington Law Re.
norter aud Tho Evening star. once in each
Of three successive weeks before the return
daN herein mentioned the first pChlicatton
10 NJ NOT less than thirty dars before said
return day. =. J. SIDDONS, Justice tSeall
\ true copv, Attest, THEoDoRF CttGS.
WELt. Reglsicr Of Wills Tor the District of
Columha, ClrTk of the Probate Court.
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gORC0RAN TH0N. Atiorney.

ColumDia. HOLDING Probate rourt-No
37llS, Administration. This is 20 give no.
nee that the subscriber. OF the District OF
Court Of the District of Columbia, letters
testamentagy on the estate OF Luna Garrison
slocum, late Of the District nf Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
ne decreased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 20 the subscriber. ON or he.
for the 18th day ~ March. AID 1929: 9th.
erwsse they may by Law he excluded from all
this 18Th day Of March, 1923. AMERICAN
SECURITY 4 TRUST CO. By A.. II, SHIL-
LING1ON, Assistant Secretary. SeaI.b At.
test: THEODORE cOGSwELfs.. Register Of
wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court nih3I auT Il
Evening star., 1928-04-14
FKANK sTETs0sN'..' AitoIT,aIs..I,...

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
,- c3iumbia Holding Probate Court No
tee that the subsoffhers of the District Of
Columbia. have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District nf Columbia letters
NoDlr, late of the District OF Columbia de.
ssaAea. All persons haTsnx claims against
The Same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
anthentoated. % The subscribers, en- or he
Tore thr lath day Of March. AID, 1920: 9TH
eFNlse tbey msy by law b. excluded from ali
tFneht OF said estate Gives Inder our
G nanGs ihls 2ath day Of March I92h YnLEE
IKbsT COMPANY. nv WILLIAM b, hoo.
EE hfesiaent. lssal Attest. VICTOR
y MEHsCH. Deputy Register df wills for
hate lanrf. rnhai sr.n -
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ARTHUR PETER aud v. II. BADEN.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Prohate Court.--No.
,. IN Ants " EAe no;
Columbia have obtained 4rom the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia letters tes-
tamentafy on the estate of John r. Cam.
late OF the State NJ Maryland deceased.
All persons having claims against the de.
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenttcated to thn subscribers f,n or before
the 96th dsy Of March. ID. 1890: other.
wise they NAV ny law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under our
hands this Goth day OF March 1923. JOHN
b. LARSER THE WASHINGTON LOAN 4
TRUST COMPANY. BY LEONARD MAR.
BURY. Assistant Trust 0fficer. tsesl.l
Attest; VICTOR S. MERSCH, Deputy Regis.
ter uf Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the rrnhatn CnMrf an Ia ..
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EN0CH A. CHASE. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Colnmbta. Holding Probate Court--.Estate
of J, Harry shannon. deceased. No. 37lhT.
Administration Docket S2----Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate Of the
last viii and testament and codicil of said
said estate, by Ellen Spoffnrd shannon. OF
The District, Of Columbia. y is ordered this
2Bth day of March. AD. 1929 that George
Fl shannon OF New Glatz Prince Georges
County, Maryland. and all others concerned.
appear in said court on Monday, the 9TH day
Of May, AID. 1928, at 10 o'clock am, 70
show cause why such application should
not he granted Let NOTICE hereof be pub,
llshed In the Washington Law Reporter aud
The Evening Star once in each uf three sue.
cessiye weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication TO be not
less than thirty days before said return day.
+. /. SIDD0NS Justice. fSeal, Attest:
THEODORE CoGSWELL. Register Ct willis
for the District OF Columbia, I'lerk Of the
Prnhatn Court NH III nn1 a
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Jan Toorop Dutch Artist.

In spite Of his Indian birth. the
Scotch nationality of his mother, ana
an artistic career in Brussels. Paris ard
London. Jan 1OoCcp. who died recently
as The Hague, Was pare Dutch artist
aecoTVing 20 latest reports Az sae time
of JAMS birth his father was . eiyii Sey-
want IN Java, The lad became enc az
the NEST famous Oi Dutch artists. and
after his conversion TO Catholicism 30
YEARS ago he became an essentially re-
hSio0S painter.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
shERLEY. FAUST Il WILSON. Altorncys

SUPREME C0rRT OF THE DISTRICT CF
J9l%% Administration This ia Ia give 10,
Tee, mat the shpacrher, of tho state of New
59trseS, hss obtained frnm the Probate Court
mentafy on the estqts of Missouri II. Ord.
way late ot the District OF Columbia de-
.ehSed All persons having claims againht
NE deceased afe. hereby warned 10 exhini
lhe same. with thr. vouchers thereof. legally
fore the, iIth day Of March A'n. i0aa. 9th.
enfmasag, my may by law be excluded from all
hand this nnth day Of March. iaas con
WE, ohp,WAf, Fort Hancock New Jersey
tsna, Attest VICTOR 4. MERSCH nep.
lumhls, Clerk OF the Probate Court
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COCR0KAN THOM. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
37072, Administrator This lie 20 give no.
tics that the subscriber. Of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia. letters
testan1entarf on the estate OF william Wal
er. late or the District OF Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally
fore the 7th day nf March. AID. 1920: 9TH
erwise they play by law be excluded from
aii benefit Of said estate. Given under my
land this 22nd day Of March. 1928 AMEN.
gL,iAAS SECLkIfY 4 TRUST co. BY A. n.
NHIIIsINGTOS. Asst. Secretary. fSpai Al.
lest: THEODORE C0GsWELL. Register Of
wis for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of
sfp PFUtfAtA Chart f.ffas A
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sAMliEI. IAN q, MTT.IOY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT CT
Columbia Holding Probate Court No.
31lS3. Administration-Th j. tS give no:
Columbia. have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia. letters Of
administration on the estate Of Hannah
Campbell. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby, warned to exhibit
authenticated. 70 the subscribers on or be-
fore the 10th day OF March, AID. 192e: 9th.
crwise they may by law he excluded from
HANDS this 10th day OF March. lp2S. ANNA
CAMPBELL 2l53 California e; NV 10
tScalp Attest: THEODORE CoGswEi.L.
Register of wills for the District OF Column
hia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.