MARTIN, J.
It was the lower court's view that the testatrix intended her two sons to be equal stockholders in the Emmerick Company after her death; that Clarence's acquisition of 40 shares from an outside source must be considered in making the distribution under decedent's will such as would cause John to have an equal number of shares.
In our opinion the testatrix intended her estate to be divided equally between the sons. It is presumed under the law that...
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