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on three sides. Comfort, privacy, space and real home
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EDWARDS’ HEIRS AGAIN GATHER
TO CLAIM HALF OF MANHATTAN
) 300-Odd Relatives of Alleged Royal Grant Recip
ients, in Annual Picturesque Meeting, Sing
of Hopes for $8,000,000,000.
By the AnmliM Pmm.
KANSAB CITY. July 18.—Carrying
records of their family trees under
their arms, some 800 helre of the now
celebrated Thomas and Robert Ed
wards, who allege they are the right
ful owners of 88,000,000,000 worth of
downtown Nsw York real estate, gath
ered here from all parts Os the coun
try to discuss their claims.
The heirs, connected by blood or
marriage with Thomas or Robert, sat
around a picnic board in Falrmount
Park and, to the tune of the Edwards
estate song, pledged never to fclve up
the battle to obtain their alleged
equity in the real estate, which, they
assert, was deeded to the.Edwards’
descendants In a will made In 1767.
