Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-05

NIT her to buy any goods or supplies
upon his name or credit. and Is now
furnishing her no means OF support.
That prior to the marriage OF the de-
PENDANT and plaintiff, the defendant
promised orally and in writing that the
plaintiff would have good home, that
her wants would be cared for. and that
she would not want FOR anything for
her comfort. support and proper care.
that after the marriage OF the plain
tiff and defendant, the defendant has
neglected to furnish her with proper
food, and has constantly twited her
with her poverty prior 10 her mar
rage That prior to her marriage TO the
defendant he told her orally and In
writing that he believed and was con
fiden mt that the hand OF God had led
him to her In order that she might as
sist him in making the lives OF others
happy That the plaintiff had heard
that he was q philauthroptst and a
good man. that relying upon what he
himself had told her and had written
her and what she had heard from
others. she believed that the defendant
was fine, clean. moral gentleman.
and would make good husband and
she now AYERS that he is not. and has
not during their married life been A
fine, good. morally clean man. and she
AYERS to the court that to compel her
to live with him, or 10 live in the same
house with him, or to be present near
or with him would destroy her health
and endanger her life That prior To
her marriage she was self supporting,
and had been engaged as an accountant
and bookkeeper. and that she has no
means or property. except q note Of
Sc 900 given to her by the defendant
after marriage, payable on the death OF
the defendant which note she nov has
IN her possession.
Lists His Wealth.
Par ). Plaintiff further states that
the defendant is the owner of some
700 acres OF land of the reasonable
value of $4,000; that he has other
property in Fort Dodge and vicinity of
large value. in the sum of perhaps
$40 900 TO 5000. and that he has per
sonal property consisting Of corpora
ton stock. bank stock. notes. mort
cages. cattle horses and other personal
pro perry of the rea sonable value OF
about SIS. 900 and that his total proper
ty is in the ncighborhood OF $4,000 TO
$4,000, or more.
Wants Separate Maintenance.
Wherefore. the plaintiff prays that
she may have a decree Of separate
ma intanance, and that she be per
mitted % live apart and a"a:' from
defendant. and that defendant be re-
CURED to contribute monthly OF quar-
terIy. as the court may direct. to her
support in such sum as will reason
ably offer the plaintiff the usual and or
binary comforts and convenierces, with
privilege to travel that the wife OF
man worth large sums of money and
property is entitled to. and In accord
ance with the terms and agreements
made by the defendant prior to her
marriage to him: and that said de
PENDANT be required to pay said amount
monthly or quarterly or In such other
manner as the court may direct, and
pending final hearing of this cause she
may have an allowance In the sum
OF 81 900 for the support and care and
suit money for preparation OF trial OF
this cause. and that she have further
allowance for her attorneys as re-
tainer. and for services In the prepara
tior, of this cause. and that on final
hearing there be such final order as TO
support and separate maintenance as
will be just and fair including the costs
Of this action. and an allowance for
attorneys fees for services rendered in
this case and for such other and fur
Their relief as equity can give.
Temporary Alimony Granted.
At the hearing for temporary ali
mony on Oct s. 1909 a decree was
handed down by Judge r NJ Wright,
requiring the defendant to pay the sum
Of 800 monthly until the final hearing
Of the case. together with attorneys
fees in the sum of $3.50.