The testator filled up a printed form of will, the printed matter being contained on the first page only, and signed his name at the foot of the first page, at the place prescribed by the printed form; this execution was duly attested. The disposing part of the will on the first page ended in the middle of a sentence, and this sentence was carried on to a second page, and further testamentary dispositions made on the third and fourth pages. There was no signature except upon the first page. Evidence was given by affidavit as to the history of the actual making and writing of the will, showing clearly that the testator treated the whole document as his will before signing.