Gould

Appeal by defendant from an interlocutory decree entered in favor of the plaintiff. In her complaint plaintiff set out a cause of action for divorce on account of extreme cruelty of defendant toward her, and also as a separate cause of action made certain charges of adul tery, which she alleged had been committed by the defendant. The defendant, in addition to his answer denying the various charges made against him in the complaint, filed a cross-complaint, whereby he demanded a divorce from the plaintiff on account of sundry acts of extreme cruelty of plaintiff toward him. By her answer the plaintiff denied the charges made against her in the cross-complaint.

Under his specification of insufficiency of the evidence to sustain the findings of fact, appellant has covered the principal findings relating to the charges of extreme cruelty set forth in plaintiff’s complaint, and also those relating to the charges of adultery. 'Counsel for appellant concedes that the plaintiff gave testimony in support of substantially all of her allegations of extreme cruelty, and that the plaintiff’s son (fifteen years old) testified in support of some of those allegations. We have examined this…