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WALDO ss.-suprcme judicial Court, April Term

WALDO ss.-Suprcme judicial Court, April Term,
1877
Henry IL. Grant Of Scarsport, and VIM Il. Buck Of
tors OF Estate of VIM. Mc(,ilvtry, deceased VS..
Richard r. Buck and Daniel Barnes, Jr,, both Of
BROOKLYN N. :, co-partners under the name and
style of X, p Buck < Co.
A Nd now on suggestion to the Court that said
"a Defendants, at the time Of service of the writ,
were not inhabitants of this State, and had no ten
ant agent or attorney within the same, that their
goods or estate have been attached in this action
that they have had notice of said suit and at ach
ment, il is Ordered, that notice of the pcndency of
this suit be given 10 the said Defendants, by pub
fishing an attested copy OF this Order, together
with in abstract of the Piamtifs writ three weeks
successfully in the Republican Journal newspaper
printed at Belfast, in the County of Waldo, or by
serving said Defendants ;tItestcd copy of said
writ, with this Order thereon, snid last publication
and said personal service to be not less than four
teen days before the next term of this Court, to be
holden AT Belfast, within and Tor the County OF Wal
do, ON the third Tuesday Of OctOhtr 1877 that said
Defendants may then and there appear, and answer
to said suit, il they shall see cauSc.
Attest. w. q. FRYE, Clerk.
abstract OF pAtt. Wrt:)
Assumpsit account annexed tu writ, for earn
ings Of ship Matilda, amounting to S3,0l293 of
which payment was demanded NOV. :, 1876.
Date OF wit, Dec 20, 1876. Rcturnabr to A pri
Term, Isl. Adj damnum $1,000.
j. WILLIAMSON, PITS Atty,
Belfast, Maine
A true copy of the Order of Court with Abstract of
Writ
aw1l Attest: W.. FRYE, Clerk
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Commissioners Notice.

TSNIiE undersigned Commissioners to receive and
4 examine the claims OF creditors against the cs-
tate Of Crawford S. Fletcher late OF Stockton in the
County Of Waldo deceased, represented insolvent.
hereby give notice that an additional time of six
months from the tenth day Of July, A. ID. 1877, has
been allowed to said creditors in which to present
and prove their claims, and that they will attend to
that service the second Tuesdays of October and
December next ut ten O'clock A. ut The office
of Joseph Williamson, in Belfast in said County.
Dated this eleventh day Of September, 1877.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. ro;
W. +. THOMPSON, COMMISSIONERS .
l,y11
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Nem embellishments.
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was awarded the highest prize at Centennial Expo
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If you want the best tobacco ever made ask youI
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Sold wholesale by Boston and Portland .Jobbers
Send for sample to Z. A. JACKSON & Co., Manufac
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO, S. supreme JudlciaG Court, April Term,
a. ID. 1877.
nN the foregoing libel, it is Ordered, That said
~ libellant cause notice Of the pendency of her
libel to be given to said Llewellyn Sukeforth by
publishing an attested copy Of said libel with this
Order thereon, three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal, newspaper published ut Belfast,
in said County, the last publication to be fourteen
days ut least before the next term of Court to be
holden at Belfast within and for the County of Wal
do, on the third Tuesday of October next that he
may then and there appear and show cause if any
he have, why the prayer of the libcant should not
be granted. Attest, WIG. FRYE, Clerk.
A true copy of Libel and Order thereon.
3wl0 Attest, W. Ii. FRYE, Clerk.
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c. w. HANEY
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.
State Of Vim. HtGihcry late Of SearsorI, deceased.

On friday, The 18th day Of October, A. D. 1877,
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described parcels
OF Real Estate:
The Homestead OF said Mctilvery, consisting of
about two of land with large two story French
roof Dwelling House with long ell and large Stable,
Green House, and Gardeners House, subject to a
mortgage Of 5000 and interest from January LIST,
1873, and the widows dover therein, situated in
Searsport Village.
One undivided half of the Navy Yard so called
containing about seven acres land, with large Wharf
and large two story double tenement Dwelling Hon Sc
with two ellis and two stables, situated in Searsport
Village.
Lot of Land containing about one acre, adjoining
the Navy Yard.
The Stevens House and Lot, so called, Il GOOD
story and-halt House with ell and Stable and about
one-fourth acre of Land, subject to the widows dow
er therein, situated IN Srarsport Village.
Mc'iiNery Irundy'S Steam Mill and Lot, so
called with about one acre of Land stuated in
searspot Village.
The Billings House and Lot so called a sorv.and.
half House about 3ONio, and lot about 35N45 situat
ed in Searsport Village
The Leach Wharf, SO called, in Searsport Village.
The Rouiston Block and Lot So called a three
story Brick Block, HOMO, and Lot HOMO, situated in
Starsport Village.
Omr-seventh part undivided of the McCilverv
Homestead Lot in Stockton Village, Maine, con
tanning about two acres in all.
One undivided half Of lot of Land in Stockton
Village, Maine, called the Freeman Kelley Lot, and
containing about Two and one.half acres.
III" Jos. L. Sweetser Homestead Lot, cont aiming
about thirty acres land, with large Barn thereon,
and subject to Jos L. SwcetSer'S witts right OF
dover, situated i'll ScarSport Village.
One undivided half Of a lot of Land in Prospect
Maine, near SweetserS Brook, containing in ali
about fifty acres, subject to JOS p. Sweetsers wife,
right Of dover.
A LOT OF Land in Pitsfeld, Maine, being tile north
half OF Lot number four in Range seven, and con
tanning about thirty acres, subject to JOS r. Sweet
ser's wife's right Of dover.
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Some men can never take Joke. There wa.
an old doctor. who, when asked what was goot
for mosquitoes, wrote back. How do You suppose
! can tell unless | know what ails the mosquito /!
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State of Maine.

To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme judicial
Court next to be holden at Belfast the third
Tuesday OF April, inst.
I|LIZA SUKEFORTII of Liberty, in the County
~ of Waldo, respectfully libels and gives this
Honorable Court to be informed that on the 10Th day
Of March. lsjS, at Washington, in the County of
FORTH and that She has had by him two children, one
1872, now living and She has always behaved her
wife, yet the said Llcwcllyn Sukeforth regardless OF
marriage has treated her with extreme cruelty, has
often kicked her and thrown things at her and abused
her in divers ways and treated her with shameful
and indecent language, and has threatened her life
and made her life miserable, and put her in such fear
she had to leave him and he refuses to furnish her
with any support for her or their child and she has
always had to support herself and child for more
than three years. and he has frequently accused her
Of illicit intercourse with other persons, which il
utterly false aud untrue; and in 1876 he left the
State of Maine, and she does not know where he
now is, although she has made dgent inquiry to
ascertain
Wherefore she prays that she may be divorced
from the bonds OF matrmony existing between her
and her said husband, and She AYERS that such di-
vOrce would be reasonable and proper, conducive to
domestic harmony, and consistent with the peace
and morality OF society. ELIZA SUkEFORTH.
WALDO, IS. April lth, 1877.
Personally appeared Eliza Sukeforth and made
oath to the truth Of the foregoing statement by her
signed, before me. JOHN GREEDY,
Justice Of the Peace
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Railroad Wharf
T.. q NHING, Assistant Manager.
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SHOT by 4 DRUNKEN RUFFIAN.

The village of Patterson in Putnam County
was greatly excited Saturday by probable fatal as
sault. Edward Holland, agod -, who has held some
position connected with the reservoriu Putnam County,
and James Shields proprietor OF hycrytabie ~ Camel
rode from Carmel Patterson Saturday evening and
went the American Hote in Patterson. On asking Tor
liquor in the bar-room they refused, ms they were
already intoxicated. Holland then became very ahus-
i've and made many threats against the oarkcep-
er, and declared that he would clear ont the
bar-room. Drawing q pistol from his pocket nc
went up TO u young man named Ellsworth, VINO
had given him no cause OF onense whatever, ana
pointing the pistol a., Ellsworth 1T asked Do you want
any OF this ?" Ellsworth replied III me negatIVc, '
Holland shot him l.. tho abdomen, about IN men uoOe
the navel. Az he about 70 IRE again, hitSN"i "a
seized Holland and struck pushed the ilslo COW" 50
that the second bah entered Elisworhsrigh thgh' pass
ing nearly through it, ,-,
Tbe injured nam removed 70 room IN the hotg'
where he has been attended by Dr. Knox oi tacf-
SON. and DR.. Adams OF Carmel Constable ilmcf AZ once
took Holland into custody, and after DreI examination
before D. L. ffsh Justice OF the Peace, ne was commits
the County jail 10 await the action OF he G4i'in Jnf}'
Sunday Coroner Walter Crosby took il HWuiiDr Geo
sition. The prisoner brought into the presence o
the wounded and was fuF Identified o. NM hc,-
land was rc-cOmmIted 10 prison 10 await mo result
OF E'sWOrtl's injuries. By this time the poi4c 81 az
had become fully aroused and taeTe was taih oi
lyncsing Holland. Ellsworth may ole al any mOHieH''
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EMpoETASCE or PRECISION N THE STATEMENTS IN
TIE APPLICATION.

TnE APPLICATION.
WAsHINGTON. D. c. July 15.-The following de-
Ssnh n' q H. fi It i 1r,ce = c6mpSuV y
NeT-lorA, iantin ln sri2I - Una " oh{ns, ahI one
icT The as,eTu District Of Pensy The contracts
SUI ,h'e Nhel ri ,n' ~ H. ~ ,s ~ 49, ~ :
SON Ae cas arc aiSe llgre Ma' y,ioI, ana r ses
l H., , ~, G,r rtyisv Al he mil. f5e conu nv
,, ~, l3,c, - ~ ,l,rt g. sqf..f.cfarv ~
,Nce93n vas titen "AT , , iae g'is ,9 -
~ ~ eI,, ht.lt tbese g'oris: ne written set
To- ~ "a nj , ~, s',fi ,Sp {uS t.- a a.
contract % insurance a1d ne pocie were Issued 10 anl ae
NJ ~, st n 1 On M slfeuie1ts Or o-r.iln, mad. il hs
Application 5l0aiH oe f@aba VI ay ssSP1I' niue, 'eD -3
SoniSe saydf the Insured. hivi.4 10 answer 10
que, Oh 80 80 ~ ~ 49, % ,r s@ ~ ,hvsi,.
TO- mar ais ass give nane ara Islaeh 3f aisa p %
@ - i -, ' i.if ff,f Sf9oe s.- a. IN m,
mona Oh Dceein,1 l''' @ IN ' 49, - t ~
Is u.lrt and Doe policies are ihel' by aeI, yed ana no
,c a. g. fl9i ~ answer OF sry,lrr was untrue and
avoided the Fo'ey an e'.eisa Ai'a -" .'y u
$50 ma AN s..yGc distraction upon &C. ~ ms
haa ben donr Il "gaa hys DsgJ Sig @y M, l
,T "a, error r,, b,y. brouef q q our.t., "a rre ana
p ...I ~ cilD c IN mn I1iou i.f a,et
S'',u - o ths cl m - oa.ir.l To- in.ric, ihs
jlIl S' ~ l,i ~, fe.ef 4, .f.ir1et
upon N"r ISL proper los 'hs DoIt Cd 'i 1'e oar 'pA
,1 ~ 1r m .ne o.,,T mai bcrvec tie rll,ni, IN e.
rur a policy honer. Ia Hlscisshg ~ pot',y
proposition bsi'ie lho coars ior is adoption Il 's9
%ich cr 20 The sreS he ft rfeatory No II
'.'e, n, H. i ~ a. M is,tioIy in ia, CAS-. Snf.cr
w., NJ - SINH ,i,ss nh. tt,l--, Iii
r 'i ~ a. va tt ,st p1iicy was voi nd That rs
ho,ny' '1 i, os i s,y tar, la 3 stf.e OF
py.i4a ior sh Injury ayoi Eel he iicy aor wa . u,
13e t''It 10y o. ~'' W., attended, d. 1y,lrign Iits
t"'iit r'is '-' ' on '' & 'r ~. 49, ,-'i
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GIVING "POINTS.r

Mr.. NELSON'S DENIAL OF SIR. ALDESS CLAIM.
A motion to vacate an order for the eSamin-
alton of the defendant in the suit of Stephen H. Alden
against William II. Nelson. argued at some length
yesterday before Judge Van loosen The charge IN the
sut is that Mr. Nelson, rectOr0fth the Hannibal anu ST.
Joseph Railroad Company, 1870 ana later, gave 10 the
plaintiff mforina.on to the condition o. the Company
and that me Al1u) acting that information lost So
OOO (Is bill particulars shows caly about Sl30J0)
The range OF transactions shows thar the pIiuin sold
stock AN the WY III j5 the whole transactions
covering 100 shares aud nOninally over S,tOJ00p
The particulars OF the alleged misn'rmaton are mat
Nh Nelson told the plaintiff that the Company had not
earihngs To pay the dividend OF 1907 per cent on
preferred and 3l2 per cont common stock-Wnen IN
reality il was necessary borrow money 20 pay ~ that
the line wa. complete realty II was not finished
ard the road net bltstcd also th1 the Company
was ia 90 condition ID continue h., dividends
Mr. Nelson denies positively any statements 10 me
psmUK II. SAYS cane ia "a, director 20 an a Va
cancy ia Je, 1870, and was told by other dte' tors
that the company n position 10 declare the diti
dced and trusted their statement lie denies specific
clly the assertions OF he defendant % Other IRA. crS
and aycfs That the failure 10 pay Subsequent dFdcnis
arose tom mlotiiiDn Of rival co nplue5 ON the
motion referred IL agoei by +. 4. Naibuy, on
Nj Nelson's behalf, That the plaintiffs dlaaVit dh not
show that tho defendants testimony would be nIt ti
ISSUES, and thai u dc.-ned moi ~ good iait
but rs fishing Tor iniOrmltiOn. judge Van hOesen
f..i NJ. 400
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olc0 Of e. Beiel She csms that she was arrested mall
oonsy and without any cause and taken station.
house and locked up cell until afternoon when she
taken before Judge Dny at the Jefferson Market Court
dismissed the complaint.
Judge Van HOesen in Common Pleas, Special Term.
in the suit Of Augustus r. Masters against tho Eclecas
fe Insurance Company has confirmed tho report OF
referee policy tho life OF Henry Grrnebanm for
$1,000 worth s312 when tho company passed into
Iec.yers hands and That IL IS valid clam IN the plaintiffs
hands
In the suit Of Cassandra G. ID. Busicrre against
father Benjamin Hollscsy her brother Benjamin nos
day Jr, August Belmont, snd tho Mutual Life Insurance
Company the win n her mother declared h
proper will and TO set aside the probate Of earlier
under which doendSuts claim The counsel for the Hos
dayssud Mutual Lie Insuraace Company. lp-
piled Judge Wcsibrook IN Su~emo Court Chambers for
leave withdraw their 10 pr-ent the naked
questions Of Law by demurrer The argument was 81 down
for next week
Stephen Dram, q cooper, who lived at No. 90
Pnces Brooklyn and 81 the victims u The Brook
Ign Thcaer re estate of 500 which In dispau
before Surrogate Daley in Brooklyn, yesterday. woman
who claimed be the wife OF Dram took out letters Of admin
istraion. brothers and .stos de.ed the rgas
which the asserted They alleged that tho claimant
was married Holm ~ 1919; that Holm
divorce froa brr and m living that bis divorced VITA
could during BIS H. Tho claimant sh that 20
married Dram I'm 49, Dg could Drng no evidence u
the statement The conts.t Is not set finished
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday; John Ne
Keu1 complaint OF Francis kcaIs o. NO 20 Aorh Ne-
held IN default Of $500 bail for selling lottery policy
Sips ~ so. 81 HestsL
Az Essex Market Police Court yesterday. before
ud9e Murray singer, cieT, f0r assault flfsn
Club 9 years, No. il issE broadway July r. Ii
TIfrDfore Of character
Amelia LencraH age years, ~ 40 - oHfolfa Oh
dly we hc 10 answer the first named ia slD0 BAL AMI tho
Latter IN 5000
Annie McYey, OF No. 3O7 East Fouuccnth-.t.. was
attacked in Thrtieh ST. sunday by her faher Peter
her bTOticr- william aUf Thomas. and severely
hraten she testified agains; OI her companions ist
and caused his conviction Tor burglary Iney
rerie yesterday Justice Wandell held them 500 bal
each iOr trial
John Buckley, age 10, and Michael Kenny, ago
fouDd Joseph sinners F0cery store so. 1872
Thulvt. sunday night. They hat c0 .u through tle
fan git They arrgBcd 40 Ae fOikylc Police Court
yesterday. and said they n3d u after lr hats, Wcl
had been thrown IN. sinners Diyt testified to finding
aI0at the hOor aud dollar ana forty
missing Kenny account Vi his yOa,
but Buc3lexRs held m 3 900
OficerNS8e, ofthe Ninth Precinct, went into Frank
Fishers beer doom 80. jjl Uuds0lt, sunday 90
violating hc Excise Law. Fisher locked The dDor
tlr oiceT catered aii tcD aazing lnalsi, threatened
Noble Circ4- Win to fellow,
aires him trouble Yesterday 80 Jefferson Mar.
Court Fisher held in 500 bail for assault AID
battery, .c slD 0r s0ry conduct and he'd Ia 800 bail
fUT yUlIilI1 The fIg.5s Law.
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AT the Tcmbs Police Court Yesterday, before
Justice Otterbougg. Danei Brown, aims French Louis,
aims James Walker" brought up on charge Of
stealing from he OF The Mesrs scott al Nos = and
% .Idte-st. on sunday afternoon, swo packages OF
linen Of the value Of $40 For Ime goods nave
been missed at this store. Capt. Eakn OF the
Fifth Precinct wAs informed. and Defective Handy
was directed 20 keep watch. CA sunday about
$50 p. m, he a tan wan Walk up 20
The door. open IL. and enter Ai'er Dens d" snort
time INSIDE ne came with thr,e bundles under
arm The detective called him % surrender when
he eled tho officer the ground with The pa iock ana
nov The detective fred two shots athim, which hd he
effect OF cansing tBc thief 10 surrender On DrihS
hr,nott TO tina station mouse, hc was recognized -
French Louis, notorious burglar, WHOSE aei9fe eau
~ seeD in the KOgaes Gallery. His skill is wei known
. . Eev-dtter and also lookout when burglars
s, IA yorg in the interior OF building lie was cvm-
,d for trial in default Of $1,000 bal The goods pre-
,ared Tor removal by him OF the Sane ~ $ZOVoO
he vas also held for examination on another ohAs" OF
burglary the Same sIoie On 'uy o. ""on F''' ""''
Of uneD stolen.
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REFORM IN PARTY ORGANIZATION

Benjamin "A. fhelpS, thafbiih Oi iH' hOP"'
lean Central Committee, has appointed nom thaI Do'y
by disrict. the following Committee OF Reform Is 10
was styled il the resolution authOsizinSt: sahueI
H. Everett Pierre c. Van Wyck William Freeman, T. :.
Ncwins, Abraham Lent, David D. schwartz, John D.
Lawson Charles schafcr. George W. Parker william IL
lockwood George Bliss, Ash D. Bennett Isaac Day
Joseph c. Pinckncy Michael Costello, E1ss T. Disney
joel W. Mason, Horace II. Rlysies, Richard H. Greene
william \. Daring and Thomas Stearn'.
The resolution Submitted Oy Isaac DAYTON at
meeting of the Committee Jan. l6, 1877. and Declares
II shall be the duty OF the Committee 60 inquire ~ to
the defects alleged exist in the present party orgz
alton Of the Republicans the CITY OF New-lo and
whether there wrro any abuses or lreguarea IN tle
Republican Associations OF the CITY. ana Whethcf
scheme may not Be practicable whereby the
Republican voters OF the City or NcWN 3ri may more
generally and conveniently than under the present s's-
TEN, participate in te primary meetings l me e'o "h
OF delegates to nominating conventions ald Cohlt ts
ana councils of IL" party; such committee 10 NcH re
pu.caus claiming o. he aCgflcycd ar desiring - "her
Propositions for TIE Improvement OF the orsaHl|tloh OF
t.c party opportunity - be heard The purpose %
committee s. 20 promote fairness and importantly II
the government u tho Kepub lean organization
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GIRNDT IN NEW-JERsEY.

The household property Of the deiaulting
German banker Adopu Girndt, VIII be sold At a1cton
tO-ay Tor the bcucG. OF his creditors Gimdt is known
- be hiding 10 NewJersey lie arrested il Pat rron
by Ncw-York detective last Wednesday, bat While The
detect awaiting he arrival OF the papers fog his
transfer to NeR-YoTs. lac again succeeded an escaping.
The detective VINO las followed him since lis III h from
New York Hobo ken is still pursuing hn. an1 te ity
poor families 81 this city whom Grudt has swim
died are yet hopeful Of his arrest While in
Paterson. The fugitive banker was IN disguise.
He WIS seen 20 Lave large ~ mo0cy, ard 20 Is
fhoIght tIat lt- l.D+t the suu-} WHICH A-
ini.apP.OrIatcl. onre tHe dishonesty 't thuW pas
been mad public 81 hssbeer discovered th1' ta number
81 uen and ece tua, he eefraad "a 'aen
l. nearly hundred. Letters have been received irom
Iuionc sf.tIl4 fIaT money which WAS IutfH-tc' 80
rudt for ion never reached IFS desiil1'lon
Gu-faSe Pfefrf, Of tc Germans who borrowed ri0
ana ave 10 a. cdt 10 send % b8dcu@ dla 10 br used
passage fAoiy O.. brug lis iaEiy ID NcW-1O X has
Rad MS ml' tone seized for deJ and vi h' turned into
ia street Instance. OF sus r'BS nave come
10 light Us ,lc res,it u GIudts breach ~ ilust.
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John George Eichier called at the Coroner's
Office YESTERDAY and stated shat he Wa the man upon
whose supposed remains inquest nad been held about
SIX weeks ago It Test BY his son dat me body
vas that OF JohD George Ecier and that he was va
grant TIE man. upiu waoa, body tlc ia IIcst hel
died OF Tie rupture Of bJod-yosc in ms le supposed
20 nave been caused by violence inflicted 10y Charles
Marmouut u Nr. 1G5 FOurh-pe. Ir Lchler says Stat
lc De- employed up04 the farm Of Jacob 3an, at Lar
rctts Point WA,nt Was learned that l.r. Ec.ler was
alive the paper u Mlrnouur ease were submitted to
Judge Freedman, " the superior Court Harmoun' Is
under ba l. aN"liing tlc decision. new Inquest prob
ably VIII be ordered upon the be1y Il The unknown
man. 81. Eicllrr said that his and his daughter
were extremely anxious -ct into their pD,scs,ln so'
valuable property which d. lti In Germany. They can
DO this onv after proving CAc there death.