GENERAL CABLES.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXI, 12 August 1921, Page 4

GENERAL CABLES.

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LONDON, August 10. The Rome correspondent reports that Signor Caruso’s will, dated January, 1919, was read in the presence of witnesses ■ and friends. The widow was absent. The inheritance is divided between two sons and a brother. He bequeathed to the widow the only portion due to her according to law. The relatives, however, agreed to a friendly division. This will is an exact copy of that found at Naples after the death. The conjectures that a new' will was made after the birth of the youngest tjnughter arc unfounded.