¶1On Rehearing.
¶2It is urged in brief, on application for rehearing, that the court consider the visit made by Mrs. Caylor to Suspension in June, 1926, and also two letters written by her to defendant after her return, one of which was written immediately before, and the other immediately after her return from that visit. According to her testimony, the visit was made “to see if we could not patch things up; if not, that he could make some allowance for me.” This visit and these letters do not impress the court as a bona fide offer to return to defendant as his wife, but rather as an effort to make evidence in a prosecution to enforce, the payment of money.
¶3The original opinion is' corrected and extended, and the application is overruled.