Succession of Wenling

George Wenling died testate, in the parish of Jefferson, on October 6, 1930, leaving a surviving widow and collateral heirs, and an estate consisting principally of stocks and securities. During his lifetime the deceased made two olographic wills. It is conceded that both wills were entirely written and signed by the testator. In one will the widow is named universal legatee; in the other,' col-laterals are named residuary legatees. The question presented, to the court is; Which of •the two wills is the last will of 'the deceased? The determination of the question hinges entirely upon the…