Seidl's Appeal

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

The appellee, Theresa Seidl, while a resident of Philadelphia, received certain mortgages as her share of her first husband’s estate and placed them in a safe deposit box with the Olney Bank & Trust Company of Philadelphia. Thereafter, in June 1930, she married Jacob Seidl, a resident of Jugoslavia, and has lived there since her second marriage. In the summer of 1931 she appointed her brother, John Bogshutz, as her attorney in fact, to collect the interest and principal on said mortgages, with power to satisfy them and reinvest the proceeds.:

From 1934 to 1938,…