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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-08-18
LANTERNS Did. you get a 100
lantern for IS cts. at G. HiIierud's?

Sank Centre Degree Of Honor, No.
20, held its annual picnic at McCor-
mic Lake, Tuesday, August IL.
About eighty members and their
families were present. The day was
ideal, the lunch was one of those de-
licious affairs that the ladies of the
ID. of II. know how to prepare, and
all had one of the best times ever.
Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, leads
to chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
Ben Derrick took a run up to Fargo,
Grand Forks and Crookston last
Thursday and returned Saturday
morning with contract for 10000
feet of Sank Centre radiators tucked
away in his raiment. He says there
is an unlimited market for the pro-
duct of the Northwestern Radiator
Company in North Dakota and that
landing a contract is easy. Mr..
Derrick is an excellent salesman.
We have made arrangements of
the Lyceum Theatre whereby you
will be given an opportunity to see
the workings of modern shoe fac
tory, the Walk-Oyer plant. These
pictures will be very instructive and
entertaining. A part of the regular
show Friday and Saturday nights Of
this week. The Model.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-08-18
For Sale Cheap

Thirty bundles wire taken from
the old telephone plant. J. w. WARD.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-08-18
Save your cabbage crop by using
our Cabbage Worm Killer.
Hanson g. Emerson,

AIClliG IOSdu Sdlllc up lIOIll OF.
Cloud Saturday and put lights on
John Kerneghan's Hupmobile. Emil
Wuttke accompanied him.
To get a good whip ask Oscar
Klonne to show you the new line of
IT1PP WHIP COMPANY.
Mrs NJ. Schauble this week sold her
millinery stock to North Dakota par
ties, trading it for farm in that
state. She will put in an entire new
stock and continue the business at
1.-THE old stand.
Torturing eczema spreads its burn
ing area every day. Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching, cures it perman-
emily. At any drug store.
Rev. A. H. Mckee, presiding elder,
held services at the Methodist church
last Sunday evening. There are no
services at the Congregational church
this month, owing to the absence of
the pastor on his vacation.
st. Cloud Business College opens
September 9Th. Shorthand, Type
writing, Bookkeeping. The school for
you. Catalog free. Hot
A. Erickson of Milaca has assumed
the position of city editor Of the ST.
Cloud Times, succeeding w. r. Boerg-
er, who is going to put in. his
time until Sept. 20 in the interest Of
his candidacy for uperi n t EN-
of schools of Stearns county.
LANTERNS S1.oo lanterns for IS
cts. Cverstocked. G. HlIIerud g.
Co.
Sidney Burns of Long Prairie, 20
years old, was drownd in Lake Osakis
Sunday. He was member of the
class of 1910, Long Prairie high
school and classmate of Adolph,
Koehler, the base ball pitcher who
met similar death recently.
w III UllC ptlSOu IlldU UOlION Gu Illc
long stepladder from Fiesler's Drug
Store please return same.
Mrs. G. B. WEIGH of Fergus Falls
has just been appointed recording
secretary of the General Federation
of Women'S Clubs in place of Mrs.
Henry III. Dawson of Newark, n. j.
resigned. Mrs. WEIGH is well known
among Sank Centre club women.
See how Walk-Oyer shoes are made,
at the Lyceum Theatre Fridayand
Saturday nights this week.
The force of workmen that recent
~ installed the new telephone plant
in Sank Centre, began work last
Friday dismantling the old plant,
consisting of poles and wires. This
material is the property of J. w.
Ward and will be placed on the
market for sale.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-08-18
HOME HAPPENINGS

It is rumored that A. L. Bull OF
St. Cloud and Jim Wilson of this city
are meditating a downward move
ment in cream.
GET A LANTERN. rs cts. will
Give you $500 value, At Hilierud's
The Palmer House of this city has
been admitted to membership in the
Minneapolis Hotel and Restaurant
Keepers Association.
On Saturday, August y, j. i.
Cooper will hold an auction sale of
horses, hogs and all personal property
on his farm l. miles north of Sank
Centre. See posters for particulars.
Advertised letters in Sank Centre
postot1ice August IS: Miss Agnes
BLESS. Miss Gurdy Heyes, VIM. E.
Keeney. Alfred Knutson.
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QUELQUEs CONSIDERATIONS GENERATES
&c que PU. S. c. F. fera pour nos compatriotes.

lie ecretaire.General ,EUSEBE
Sc tera I'm plaisir d'adresser le livre de la Constitution
ct DIES Regiments de PUnion des Societies d toute per-
some qui en- fera la demande ct il repondra a toutes les
demandes d~'informations qui pourraieut lui etre adres-
sees. Les communications pour lie %secretaire general
doivent etre adressees CONNIE suit:
EUSEBE BERTRAND, Marquette, Mich.
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boulevard exterieur,

boulevard eXterleur,
Ellie s'etait brusquement degagce du
bras de Dugenet, apres avoir franchi
la porte, ct ellie marchait droit devant
ellie, sans plus s'occuper du traitre cou-
sin que sill n'ett pas etc Ia.
Oh allait-elle ainsi? Ellie men savait
rien, ct ellie 6tait hors d'etat de reflGchir
i ce qu'elle faisait.
Son cervea trouble ne raisonnait plus:
son occur battait i Petouffer; rindigna-
ton ct la douleur lui enlevaient lie peu
de sang froid qu'elle await conserve tout
lie temps qu'avait dur6 l'odieuse scene
duoLuxembourg. Une sorte de vertigo
s'etait empare dele ct lui enlevait JUS
qua la faculte de penser. Ellie regar-
DAFT sans les voir les hautes maisons qui
bordaient lie t%rottoir, ct, Sc laissant cou-
doyer par les indifferents qui passaient,
ellie sen allait au hasard, CONNIE une
feuille chass6e par lie vent d'automne.
C'est que Marthe n'aimait point son fan
Gee de Get amour banal a%uquelles jeunes
files Sc laissent aller en- sortant du cou-
vent. LIE malheur l'avait nitric de bon
ne heure, ct la passion profonde qu'elle
%eprouvait pour Paul Gilbert etait nee
dune etnde serieuse de son caractere.
Ellie l'aimait parce qu'elle lie croyait di-
gne dele, ct o settlement parce quill
possedait ces avantages eXterieurs qui
tournent la tete aux petites pensionnai-
res. Plus ellie await ell fol en- lui, plus
ellie Sc sentait blessee d'etre trahie
Trop tiere pour etre j~alouse dune ~rivale,
ellie soutirait d'avoir NAL place son atfec-
ton, bien plus encore que d'avoir perdu
sa plus chere esperance.
Eft dams cette souffrauce, il y await en-
core de I'amour, car c'etait pour Paul
qu'elle rougissait dune indigne infdelite
c'etait son lache ab3issement qu'elle
pleurait, ct non lillusion envolee.
ST lie joli Charles avalt pu lire dams
PANE de sa victime, il n'aurait assure
ment rien compris u emo
lOLlS uul 1 d 0oACuU, COuo CSo
beaux sentiments 6taient beaucoup trop
quintessencies pour son intelligence.
Mais il await blen d'autres soucls que
d'etudier les effets dun dept amoureux
Enchante d'avoir reussi dams ses desseins
malfaisants, il pensait m%aintenanta pro
titer de sa triste victoire, ct il esperait
bien avoir facilement ralson dune en-
FAINT affolGe. IL ne s'aglssait, croyait-il,
que de Sc poser en- consolateur pour be-
neticier agreablement de Irritation OH la
conduite de l'officier devait avoir jete
Mile Moulinier. Aussit6t quill s'Gtait
trouv6 hors de portee du bras de NJ. Gil
bert, il await pense a s'imposer de nou-
veau CONNIE cavalier ct 4 Sc proposer
CONNIE vengeur. Mais il await prompte-
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n#-Nous enverrons gratuitement les
numeros deja parus de ce feuil
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.

lie lieutenant ct la dame ctaient ar
retes Iii tout 4 Theure. ..Peut etre ne
~sont-ils pas endore parts, disait-il en- for
can't lie pas.
Puts, s'arretant au bord de l'allee il fiji
mine de chercher de tous cotes ceuN
Quill savait fort bien OH trouver.
Les VOLTA! s'ecria-t-il pressure aussi
tot. Vencz! pres de ce groupe de mar
mots. La dame a me belle robe ct Ut
chapeau bleu de ciel.
Mile Pelchat Gtait en- etfet tres visible
car sa toilette aux couleurs G%clatantes
ent attire les regards 4 cent pas ct quaint
i Paul Gilbert s II uniforme ~sutfistit
pour lie faire %recOnnaitre de loin.
-C'est lui! dit Mile Moulinier, 81 has
qu'on l'entendait i peine.
oh! c'est parfaitement lui, mademoi-
selle, reprit Dugenet. Mais....c'es
singulier il he nous volt pas. Probable
ment cette dame lui dit DIES chooses fort
in~teressantes. car il leconte wee beau.
coup d'attention, ct il ne regarde qu'elle'
-C'est indigne! murmura la jeune
file.
-Au fat, qui done peut ctre cette
charmante personnel. car on dirait:
mademoiselle, on jurerait que. Vous
ne la connaissez pas? -.
Non ct je veux savoir .
All! tenez!.... J'avais parle trop
vite VOLTA lie lieutenant qui tourne la
tete de notre cote Oh! pour lie coup, il
nous volt un militaire, ca dot avoir DIES
bons yeuX....et puts. ...qland on alme
quelqu'un....
C'6tait vrai. Paul Gilbert regardait
avec une attention soutenue Mile Mouli-
nier dormant lie bras au cousin Charles:
mails Mathilde ne lie lachait point, ct me
me, autant qu'on pouvait en- juger dams
lie demi-jour qui regnait sous les arbres,
ellie s'appuyait sur lui avec une tendre
desinvolture. Marthe ct Dugenet qui Sc
trouvaient dams I'm endroit %decouvert.
GdlCl DCdtiSOuP iiSu 80 ~ ~
prudent neveu du corsaire await eu soin
de Sc poser de facon a ne PISS presenter
son visage i Fotficier. II ne Sc souciait
pas d'avoir afaire a lui plus tard au cas-
on la chose serait NAL prise. Mile Mou
liner, au contraire, faisait face 4 son
tiance, ct la distance n'6tait pas assez
grande pour quill sly trompat.
IL me volt, dit-elle dune voix sour
de: il me volt, ct il ne quite pas cette
femme.
En- meme temps, ellie fit I'm mouvemenr
pour courir i lul: mails Charles la retin1
ct il Sc NIT aussit0t Il parler avec volubi
te, tout en- ayant soin de regler ses ges
ties ct son attitude de telle sorte que dc
loin N devait lie prendre pour I'm smou
reuX engage dams I'm tendre entretien.
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Non, mademoiselie, disait-il chaleu-

Non, mademoiselie, disait-il chaleu-
reusement, non, je ne souffrirai pas que
vous vous compromettiez ainsi ...Je ne
sails ce qui Sc passe dams votre cpur.
mails je lie devine -. All! NJ. Gilbert est
bien coupable. Vous tromper avec une
creature de cette espece!... .C'est
NAL, c'est tres NAL! ct. a votre place je ne
r6pondrais d un pareil affront que par lie
4 I'm pareil affront que par lie dedain.. .
Je laisserais NJ. Gilbert d ses amohrs, ct
je sortirais de ce maudit jardin.
II aurait pu continuer longtemps sur
ce ton. Ellie restait immobile, les yeux
fixes sur lindigne couple, ct son emotion
etait telle qu'elle s~'abandonnait 4 lappui
que Charles lui offrait reimbursement.
Une scene analogue Sc passait 4 vingt
pas de la entire Paul qui les regardait
avec horreur, ct Mathilde, qui Sc pen
chat announcement pour lui parler 4
l'oreille. Evidemment, ellie devait tenir
M Gilbert i peu pres lie meme langa-
&c que Charles i Mile Moulinier. La
foule qui neremarquait point ce manege,
par la raison qu'on la pressait d'6vacuer
lie jardin.
L'heure de la retraite await some, ct
DIES roulements de tambour avertissaient
les promeneurs attardes quill etait temps
de regagner leur logis. Cette harmonic
militaire ttait appuyee par la voix DIES
gardens, qui sen a~llaient de ci de Ia, re-
foulant doucement les gems vers les is
sues. Lorsque Marthe, decide enfn i
tout risquer, voulut s'elancer pour avoir
une exploitation avec son fiance il etait
trop tard. Ellie ne s'arracha au bras
de Dugen6t que pour tomber dams ceux
dun colossal veteran qui l'arreta poll
ment en- disant:
Oh allez-vous CONNIE Ga ma petite
dame? On ne passe pas. Vous voyez
bien qu'on va fermer.
L'orpheline jeta I'm dernier regard
vers les grands ~marronniers, ct Wit sa ri
vale ct Paul s'eloigner, GLASSES, eux
aussi par I'm garden, mails dams une di
rection tout oppose.
LIE reglemeni ..du Luxembourg fit &c
que les exhortations de Taffreux cousin
n'avaient pu faire.
Mile Moulinier, eperdue, Sc laissa en-
trainer per lui dams la rue de Vanguard
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PasGE Excuses! Les Forcesde PHomme sont LimiteeS
AVEC LES
ULES moro
Copendant,| les Forces Sc Doub|ent ct Sc Maintiennent

II a bien DIES manieres d'ou-
trepasser ses capacities physl-
ques. La plus r6pandue parmi
la classe ouvriere surtOut, con-
siste a faire des ouvrages trop
forts on a TRAVELLER outre me-
sure. ST la chose, en- elle-meme,
nest pas, a vrai dire, I'm NAL,
c'cst, du moins I'm tort repre-
hcnsible d'autant plus condam-
nable que, dams certains cas-, il
nest pas justement motive.C'es
alors du simple abus de force
que Pom peut aussi appeler
mauvais traitement.
Nous en- voyons la preuve en-
consid6rant tous ces pauvres de-
bilit6s qui ont a Sc plaindre qui
dun NAL, qui dun autre.
Chez quelques-uns, c'est lie
foie, les reins on lie occur qui
sont en- mauvais ordre (; chez
dau'res, c'est l'estomac qui fat
default. Tous ces troubles que
l'on rencontre 81 solvent chez
les hommes, jeunes GU vieux,
proviennent du surmenage, dun
surcroit de travail, dun exces
quelconque.
R:en ne peut rem6dier a pa
reille situation 81 &C nest les ia
meuses Pilules Moro prepares
tout specialement pour les hon.
mes malades.
Dams tous les cas- OH Giles ont
etc employees, les Pilules Moro
ont implement prouv6 leur eff
cacite. Bien DIES fois Giles ont
fait beaucoup mleux que les
soins ct traitements combines
de plusieurs mGdecins avec des
remedies ordinaires.
Aussi les Pilules Moro jouis-
sent-ellcs a bon droit dune re-
putation universelle que leur
ont valu DIES cures repetees dams
NANTES circumstances
Les M6decins de la Compag1
consultations g~ratuites a tous les
a eux. Leurs bureauX, AL No 81
ouverts tous les jours, except6 lie
a 8 heures du soir. Les hommt
rendre, sont invites a 6crire a &C
Les Pilules Moro sont en- We
remedies. Nous les envoyons aus
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix
D Toutes les lettres doivent ctr
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE NOR
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VII
LIE COUP DE PONG DE La FIN

LIE COUP DE " DE LA FIN
La mutt approchait, ct la rue de Vau-
girard etait fort NAL eclairee, car on ma
Wait point encore allume les reverberes.
ct les b%outiques y sont rares.
LIE t1ot DIES promeneurs GLASSES du jar
din %s'ecoulait principale vers POdeon on
la place Saint-Sulpice.
C6dant q linstinct ASSOC naturel qui
la poussait q rechercher pobscurite ct la
sollicitude pour cacher son emotion.
Marthe tourna du cote oppose ct s'ache-
nina i pas presses dams la direction du
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"Jc souffrais depuis plusieurs
ann6es dune maIadic de re-
gnons qui m'affaiblissait beau
coup. II y a un an mon etat en-
pira. Je ne pouvais plus ayoir
de repos ct lie travail me dcvint
pressure impossible. Alors seu-
lement je songeai 4 me traiter
ct j'cmployai pour celia les Pilu-
les Moro. Je puts aujourd'hui
publier Pefficacit6 de &C remede,
car lie NAL est complement:
disparu ct je me sens fort ct
courageux."
r. FAGNAN,
46 rue Elisabeth, Sorel, Que.
lie M6dicale Moro donnent des
hommes malades qui %s'adrcssent
, rue Saint-Denis, Montreal. soilt
dimanche, de 8 heures du matin
IS malades qui ne peuvent sly
S m6decins.
.nte chez tous les marchands de
81, par la poste, au Canada ct aux
i. SOC une bottle, $3.50 six bottles.
e adressees: q
o, ZIP rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29
WANTS MONEY
KEPT IN IOWA
CONGRESSMAN. DAWSON THINKS
IOWA SHOULD DO OWN MANU-
FEATURING.

Maquoketa. Sept. 2s. Especially -
In noting the fact that surrounding
states are increasing their population
by leaps and bounds while Iowa is prac-
ltically standing still, Congressman A.
F. Dawson, before the pioneers OF
Jackson county here today delivered 4
sensational speech.
What is the matter with Iowa?" he
asked, and then continued: 'It is
about time that the Iowa people should
quit paying freight on their raw prod
ucts, shipped to other states, and pay
ing the cost of manufacture and then
paying more freight on the finished
product back into the state. It Is also
high time that we should take better
care of our soil and plant more profit
able crops than corn and oats. Every
hog should be slaughtered and con-
verted into finished product within the
state and our cereals should be con-
verted into food at home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29
DIVORCE WILL
SAVE PlLCAER
MAN ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT TO
COMMIT MURDER ON WIFE HAs
CASE DISMISSED.

The case of Elmer Pitcher, who was
among those indicted in the true bills
returned by the grand jury short
time ago, will have the divorce granted
his wife this morning to thank for the
dismissal of the charges brought
against him. The case resulted from
an alleged beating OF Mrs Pitcher for
which he was charged some time ago
and for which the grand jury saw fit
to indict him. The appearance of a
petition for divorce filed by Mrs. Pill
cher, in which the custody of their
minor child, Clarence is to be given
to the grandparents and Pitcher be en-
joined from molesting or being about
the wife or child, proved the means Of
Pitchers being released from the
criminal charge. The petition was
signed this morning by Judge D. M.
Anderson and all that remains to make
the decree binding, is the payment of
the costs, which when done will cause
the clerk to make record of the
decree.
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Continued on Page 81
MAY CALL WOMAN PREACHER.
Mrs, Lucy w. Carter Being Considered
BY Mt. Pleasant
Church.

Mt. Pleasant, Sept. 2S.--It is posi-
ble, though not at all certain as yet,
that before long Mt. Pleasant may
have a woman preacher Mrs. Lucy
w. Carter, who preached at the First
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing and evening, and will Occupy the
pulpit OF that church again next Sun
day, is being considered by the Of
ficials Of the church for the regular
pastor AS yet no formal call has
been extended, but she is looked upon
very favorably by many influential
members Of the church.
Mrs. Carter preached two excellent
sermons at the church and is con.
sidered a speaker of unusual ability.
She is we'll known as woman
preacher and gifted in many ways.
She formerly served the Congrega
tional church at Eddyville, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29
VETERAN BRIDGE
BUILDER IS DEAD
r. =. WHITEp so3 WEST FOURTH
STREET, DIED SUDDENLY At
WEAVER YESTERDAY.

r. E. Whited, residing at 903 West
Fourth street, a veteran bridge builder
in the employ of the Burlington, died
very suddenly at Weaver yesterday
morning at 11:20 o'clock. Mr.. Whited
took sick in the morning at 8 o'clock
and died three and one half hours
later. He had been employed in the
bridge building department OF the
Burlington for thirty years. During
his connection with the company he
was severely injured in two accidents
but always recovered. He was a native
of Illinois and had resided in OF
tumwa twenty years. He is survived
by wife, three children, mother, Mrs
Mary Whited of Moravia, one brother,
w. e. Whited of Abba and one sister,
Mrs. Luella Young of Moravia.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock from
the residence. Rev. Jonathan Lee,
pastor of the South OttAmwa Baptist
church. will be in charge. The in
ternent will be made In Ottumwa
cemetery.
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new CANDIDATES
IN I He FIEL D.
WITHDRAWAL OF GAYNoR IN
NEW YORK BRINGS OUT
MANY BooMs.

/, Rochester. N. Y. Sept. 2s.-Demo-
cratic leaders are busy today prepar
ing for tomorrow's state convention.
Gaynor's positive refusal to permit MIS-
name to be used in connection Win
the gubernatorial nomination mas
brought to the front the booms OF sew
eral avowed candidates, among then
Congressman Sulzer, Thomas p. Os-
borne, Congressman Haven ana hu'
ward M. Sheppard.
Gaynor Will Not Run.
New York Sept. 2S.-James Creel-
man of New York made public letter
from Mayor Gaynor Mr. Creelman
decided on this step because he be-
came convinced that nothing but TINS y
action would prevent Mr.. Gaynors
by the democratic state
convention. The letter follows:
"st. James, Sept. 26, 1910, Dear MI
Creelman. - am this day writing 9
letter to Chairman Dix stating that
am not q candidate for nomination ior
royernors and refuse to become such.
+ do. this to remove all doubt on the
subject which may have arisen py
reason Of irresponsible statements
which am informed are being circu-
lated. No utterance Of mine has put
the matter In doubt Some have said
to me that the convention may nomi-
nate me, although am not candl-
date. It seems to me that 1t might ap-
pear vain or egotistical for me to as
sume in my letter to Mr.. Dix that that
extraordinary thing might happen |
therefore write this supplemental let
ter to YOU to take to Rochester and
show there SO as to prevent my nomina-
ton if it should appear to be imminent.
Make 1t plain that If nominated |
would decline to accept could not
abandon to their fate the splendid
men whom / have appointed to office
and who are working so hard for good
government, nor could l abandon the
people of the City of New York after
SO short a service. You may make
this letter public in advance OF going
to rochester If in your Judgment you
think the situation calls for 1t. But
do not do so unless 1t be plainly neces-
sary. Every honest man will under
stand me. Sincerely yours,
w. j. Gaynor.
..James Creelman, Esq"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29
MORE CENSUS REPORTS.
Statistics Of PennsyIvanla Towns are
Given Out by the Census
Bureau HS

Washington. D. c., Sept. 2S.-The
population Of Terre Haute, Ind,
is 5s,157, an increase OF 21,4S4, or 586
per cent over 36,673 in 1900. Other
statistics, as enumerated in the thir-
teenth census, were made public by
the census bureau today for the fol-
lowing cities:
York, Pa, 44,750, an Increase OF IL
042. or 1928 per cent over 33,708 in 1900.
Easton, Pa, 28,523, an increase of
s.2S5, or 13 per cent over 5,238 in 1900.
Newcastle, Pa, 36,2S0, an increase
OF 7,941, or % per cent over 28,339 in
1900.
somerville, Mass, 1926, an increase
Of 1888, or 25.3 per cent over 61,643
in 1900.
Newton, Mass, s9,SOe. an increase
Of 6,219,1 or 1s.5 per cent over 33,5s7
in 1900.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-29
TRIED 70 KILL HIM.
N. A. jackson Files Petition for Di
vorce in Des Moines

Des Moines, Sept. % Claiming that
his wife is guilty Of attempting to kill
him with "villainous looking knife"
that she called him all manner Of vile
names and that she is guilty Of inf
deity and desertion, N. A. Jackson yes
terday filed a petition for divorce in
the district court. He also alleges that
she does not take proper care Of their
two children.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were married
in Ottumwa in 1899 and lived together
until five years ago, when Mrs. Jack
son left the home they had established
and failed to return, according to the
petition. Mr.. Jackson asks that he be
given the custody of the two children.