In Re Estate of Willer

— We find it unnecessary in the decision of the questions before us to set out at any great length the facts upon which the parties rely. The record presents the kind of evidence commonly produced in cases of this kind, with the contradictions which are usually found in will contests. It is sufficient for our purpose to say that we have carefully gone over the record and have reached the conclusion that the action of the trial court was right.

It would extend this opinion to an unwarranted length to take up all the complaints made by the contestant, particularly with reference to the alleged…