Per Curiam.
The will granted the trustees certain specific powers. Of those powers it provided, by an omnibus summary, that "my Trustees shall have the power and authority herein given".
But the testatrix had more power in mind to be exercised by the trustees than the "authority herein given", because she used language in context aimed in the direction of enlargement. She said: "as well as * * * that conferred by statute or otherwise lawfully existing...
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