ATWELL, District Judge.
The spouse of the defendant was insured by the Mutual Life Insurance Company. The insurance was interrupted by failure to pay a premium. The policy contained a reinstatement clause. Among other requisites was the good health of the insured. After the reinstatement the insured died. The policy contained the usual incontestability clause after two years. The beneficiary, the insured's widow, brought a suit upon the policy and later dismissed...
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