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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Negroes Endorse City Administration
But not Police and Race SEGREGATION

puatc tu care sor the unfortunate.
poor and crippled
Third To secure the appoint.
m'nt az cffi dcnt men on the pollco
iorve who ar" acceptable to tho lax
PAYERS ana citizens of this precinct
'Fourth To use It's Influence ia
'ccur" The clstodianshlp uf the new
eft, han
Fifth 10 use IT'S influence ia
prevent such photoplays as tho
Birth ~ a Nation. which engunder
race h1trcd ana hold our peuple up
To ridioule ana scorn
'l'c 10 further resolved. That I'M,
committee win assist the police IA
rid Tulsa Of vice and crime
And be u finally resolved. that We
heartily endorse the present admin.
lHration With the exception OF the
TgrcEallou act and inefficient and
lax enforcement OF Tho law and W.
congratulate the administration TN
ih" excellent work lt has done An
mating Tulsa u bigger better and
cleaner city for ils entc~uriaur and
progressive people tS.guedD &c \
lr'ant president n. 4 $. Johnson
se retRiJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
SleepIessness
Corrected by
Internal Baths

Mr.. !. n. -Barrows writes DR..
Chas. A. Tyrrell OF New York as
follows:
Il am still using tho y. II. L.
Cascade once a week. and ma IL
most efficient for keeping me In Zine
condition n acts as scdatlve Tor
tired nerves and has been n great
help for slecpessness have fire.
quently arisen from bed and used
IL In the middle OF the night with
satisfactory results"
The reason for this remarkable
result is because the functions can
not work properly when there II
accumulation OF waste IN the lower
intestine.
The -. II. I. Cascade" by tho
simple process OF properly applying
warm water, eliminates all this
waste and causes the functions to
work smoothly and properly
over half a million Intelligent
Americans are now using the Cas-
cadc With similar results.
II is the invention OF Chas \.
Tvrrell, VI. ~, Of New York, a noted
specialist on Internal bathing.
II win he shown and explained 10
you by Roy r. Getman, druggist.
Tulsa. who Will be glad to give you
an interesting booklet, by DR.. Tyr-
rell called why Man OF Today Is
only 80 FER Cent Efficient This
booklet Is free upon request ASK
for It today while you think OF II. -
Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Hearth and
Home Problems

Dear Mrs Thompson, 90 | am
IN love with n fellow not OF my
own religion. My mother will not
allow mo TO go with him and SO |
have decided TO meet him Mt the
street corner ! just hate 10 meet
him there. because don't know
what he will think OF me I am
afraid 20 toll him the reason he
can't come to my home because he
might quit coming TO see me, What
shall I dor
tg) " leave home do you think
my mother can force me to come
hack7 ann uf age. ! am good to
my mother and sho knows II. and |
don't want to- leave home because |
have a good one Hut II | cant do
what want to In going wkA n fellow
lust because he ~ ~ different he
lief, | believe viii have to leave
hor,e I don't know what viii be-
come ot mo II I do what do you
advise me 20 dot
IN TROUBLE
ID II YOU are twenty years old or
more YOU ought tO bc old enough tu
use your own Judgment DO not dis
obey your mother " YOU can possibly
holp Il. hut N she refuses 60 let the
hoy come 10 your home because she
does not approve ~ his religion and
has no objection 10 his character
you are Justified In going with him
tG DO not leave your home. II
would he unWisc Go show the boy
that YOU cared 40 much for him II
you tell him frankly that your
mother viii not let him come To your
homo HhrcauAe of the difference IN
your religions he Will probably he
all the more eager to be with YOU
and viii plan WAYS to see you De
not show him In any way that you
are afraid " losing him. because n
he sees your fear and lack OF con.
tidence he is apt to assume your
mental attitude and think too that
ne does not love you enough to go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
HUNS ATTACKING
BRITISH FORCES
IRON rAeE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.
Sian army in Aaatlc turkey was
Expected to release thousands Of
Turks who might be sent against
the British operating IN Mesopo-
tamla and Palestine, the British
commanders in these two regions
apparently are unafraid, Both OF
them again have driven their lines
forward Lieutenant General Mar
shall having captured Hit on the
Euphrates river. e-hty miles west
OF Bngdad. ana General Allonby in
Palestine having gone forward two
or three miles on front of thirteen
miles northwest of Jerusalem.
Motor Factory Bombed.
Little additional Information has
come thru concerning tho situation
In Russia AZ regards either Great
Russia. Little Russia or Eastern
siberia, Reports from Sweden say
that a force Of German infantry ana
artillery has invaded Finland. land
ing AT Aho from the Aland Islands.
The Cossack leader. General semen
Off. IL cnienvoring 10 put down the
opposition OF the BOlsheViki along
the trans siberian railway in East
siberia. The Japanese foreign MIN
lster has declined to discuss the sub
feet OF Japan's Intervention into
siberia
British airmen have successfully
bombed the great Daimler motor fac-
tory at stuttgart. where tor long
time tho intensive Manufacture OF
airplanes and airplaue motors has
been IN progress. Munitions fac
tories and the railway station also
were bomhed during the attack car
ried out IN broad daylight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy. o
Any druggist can supply you with
Kemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases, Acne. eczema, itch. PIN
pies, rashes, blaekheads in most cases
give way TO semo, Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemois a safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean. easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 3sc; an extra
large bottle, Sl.00. IL will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and Is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The Z. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
PREMIER SCORES ON
FRENCH SOCIALISTS
Prussinn MntnriSm' Nlli Not llc
Crushed by BlcHting M
Pence, llr say

PARIS. March 10 Deputy l.nilr
Consunt last night wrrrpellated the
government On the Ioiu ruHhr 'nfr
notably regarding the delays n for
wardlnr the reports ~ government
agents to the Judge bdvorrto capt
Hou,burdpn the EuNrrnmtut
scored "a dcrlvig, victory Tho go
positione till wbV defeated hy llN
e. i2O votes while The government H
resolution was carried hy four hun
dred yutrs against i,.
Premier Clumcurcau took urCb-
sion 90 reply 10 the Socialists who
In several luWtncrs since he came
into power. havr Wuntnd him With
retusiug tp reply tD them with
hantcriug irony the premier said
"My cabinet met with great
misfortune ON the day ut tiH bitth
when Rcuaudcl leader Of thn major.
ity SoyuliatHl aud his friends de.
claTed thcir veto against me-
As tu the working cluss being h
danger he told tho Socialists. annie
laughter except f.um tho lett lha
the working class WHa not ihgu
property and that Nlnert Thomas
Socialist pud OK momhrr uf IN
French war council und hts friend
we're i' more horny handHd thai
vas tHp premier himself
They are l}ourA,"l.a NE uAfnltt
NJ Ccnenceau continued Il have
but one ambition ana that is Ga serve
INV country Danger has made lt
a good 10y My whu'c policy ~ 70
perHarvn the eountrv's WuTnto. Il
ali wars he iE tho Cunqucror who cat
believe that he rs not beaten a upat
ter Of an hour longer than his ad
NcrHary
Depicting suffering NJ the war, IN
premier said, Lieutenant ltGlhh'
Oarros. the French aviator who te
Gently rcturned TO Paris after Us
cnping from German prlson CAM
had told him that " prisoner II
uermany did not receive parcel
from home he would die of hunHei
Turning again 10 the Socialist. NJ
tlemrnCcau saidQ
II have promised you that | shat
do nothing againnt you. have dom
nothing have hut one care, name
~ 10 maintain the morale or tn
country which lis admirable Thrr
have been moments when that coul'
not have been Hsik but now IN
morale ot our soldiers II the ad
mlratinn OF their officers.
Everybody doslrcs peace, mysel
like everybody, but II Is not b,
bleatinE about peace, that we ahal
destroy the rrussian fnllitarism."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Endorsement OF the ciiy admins
trntion. with exception 20 the sogre-
Eatipn ordnance and inefficient
police protection among the negroes
aud in the negro districts Of the
city was made IN u resolution adopt
ed hy the Culored ministerial alliance
OF the Tenth precinct
The resolution. according tp i,r
authors, was adopted ia secure pult-
teal harmony In tho precinct during
the city election. II recommends a."
formation NJ a civic Improvement
body In the precinct the establish
mcnt ~ nelghhorhood hospital Tor
the negro residents ot the CITY Hud
offers the co. operation nf the 1".
groes Of the city In helping the police
department to 'clenn NJ the city.
The resolution follows,
'lcsolvcd. That the six ministers
uf the union churches ia this pre-
c.uCt shalt constitute 20 part ot "a
committee TO act iu conjunction with
the precinct committeeman 60 secure
rcedpl improvements
Second 70 secure the ,ousttuv-
ton OF hospital Tor our people tNc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
'CASCARETS" BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
SICK, C0NSTIPATED
Pest for Liver aud Iiowels, Had
Brcath, Had Colds. Sour stomach

.----ss-a=
Get n lo-cent box.
aick headache, billousnesn, coated
tongue, head and nose ologged up
With always trace this TO tor
pid liver; delayed, fermentlng food
In the bowels or sour, CASEY stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged In the
iNtestines, instead OF being cast out
Of tho system IN ro-absorbed into the
blood, When this poiaon reaches the
delicate brain Tissue It causes con-
Restion and that dun. throbblng,
siekenlnk headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour, undiGest-
ed food and foul gases, take the ex-
cess bile from the liver and carry
out all the constipated waste mat
ter and poisonH In tho bowels,
A Cascaret tonight viii surely
straiFhten you out by morning. They
work while you slecp~-a i0-cent box
from your druggist means your hcHu
clear. stomach sweet, breath rGht
complies ION rogy and your llvef and
bowels regular for months.---Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Bleach Your
Dark Skin
j.
Hare Soft, Fair. Clear, Brigh
Skin
Use BLACK and white. Seat nv Mai
csc. Agents Make an Easy
Living.

Just try Black and white Dintmcp.
tfor white or colored folksl Appl.
as directed on package, to face. neck
arms or hands, II is very pleasan
10 the skin aul has he effect o.
bleaching dark, sallow or hlIicm
skin. clearing the skin of r.sinri
bumps, pImplcs blackheaIs wria'
klcs, tan or freckles-givIng you I
clear. soft fair, bright complexion
making you the envy OF everybody
Sold on a money back guarantee on
ly 25c tstamps or coiW sent hl
mail.
Ifpc.
II you send 81 for tuur boxes d
Flock and white ointment. % 2t
cake Of Black and white soap %.
cluded free. Agents mako .I eaA
living representing us. Apply iu
territory and special deal AddreA
Plough Chemical Co., Dept g. Mem
phis. Tenn. Write now--t"hp-
while you think about H. H'A'h q"
White Ointment sold ever, "AeFe -
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
OIL PREPARATION PROTECTS
MOTORS ON 0RIVE-A Always
Roads with MI Their or
i-tnll Freshness.

During the automobile shove thru
out the counU.. now drawing to a
close many visitors who admired
the spick and span beauty OF the
Paige Iarchmont and other mcm-
hers Of the Paige family were mpch
surprised To learn that'-in many in
stauCes--the cars mad been driven
from the factory 10 their show ies-
tinntiun, Not "a mark or blemlHh OF
the minutcst kind marred the orig.
nal beauty of the cars which had
beep driven thru slush aud mud
hundreds Of miles over the worst
possible roads The wondering vis-
itors were Informed that the searc,
OF the matter was very simple, mere
~ the application OF "a wcn-l nDwu
product white paraftin OIL
As the Paige, like many OF the
other hig factories, has hcen d~ipg
It's utmost To help the go,oIumou.
relieve tho freight congestion hy de.
veloptng the drlve-hwiy To a., ut
most possibilities the employment NJ
somo means OF protecting the gloss
new bodies Of the cars was iursttt,
hle, White paraffin oil serves tAis
purpose admirably Purchased At
any DRUG store. a gallon OF Z when
applied with cloth covers the body
OF any car. II, however, Il /,
sprayed on as II done at the taotp-
rlcs before drivc-Rway gallon
will be sufficient for four cars
The spray oi white paruf"n oil
forms protecting film over tuc body
OF the car ana catches the nuc and
dirt Of all kinds which can no longer
he absorbed by tho body finish
when the car reaches It's dcstinr tior
a thorO washing ~ sufficient 90 70,
cleansing with warm water ,HnA O
good car soap, cold ,duuChe pud a
rub down with a polishing chnmot
leave the body of the ear as frrsf
and unscnthed MS when II left tht
hands OF ~ makers
The success OF this treatment IN,
done much TO enthuse dealers over
| the drlye-Rway idea and th"y 1r,
now flocking 10 tho factorios and
driving their cars away ny the hun
/ drods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

only One "BRoMO QuISiNE"
To get tho genuine, call for full
name LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE Look for signature Of II W
GROVE cures n Cold In one Day
soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

p,unc Pudding ono and one half
cups pitted prunes one cup butter
milk or s'ur milk, one cup flour one
cup rolled oats, one half tclspoon
salt three tablespoons honey. three
tablespoons shortening. one egg. one
teaspoon baking soda. one hulf tea
spoon almond extract MIX all TO-
gother pour in buttered mold, cove
With hutiered paper and steam two
nrd one Ahalt hours Serve with hot
milk or amy preferred sa0cs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

3.
-.
p"'''N "iil 'a'S thh' INV '''n p
sons Wvrr l'llntn ana my Wouhlcd
u Friday nights air reid
SAN r,pANrI4rp March 10 -
a..
steamer Admiral Evans. which was
......t.t .,..t.rt,y ~, thu Al.sl,,
coast Wri" banded ~ Juneau '"'"'
los ihr steamer SOPHIA. according To
.., .....i,.., ~.
N"' W.. '''''''' '''''
lANSAH cry Mo March 10
.r,.. ..9. g.,.,t... .,, s,p.rs, ,r,h
hcrc ls attracting greater attendance
,,,b. l,, f,,p, IA, loys of the army
,,..,. ~,
'Hu navy "''"'"'"" W.
the club. who Say that an average
a., u,,rly ON. hundred of these men
.,,.r,.,ir.l AMY a. lb. ,ub
-.
,.,.,,.. ,,,.,.,,, go. ,,, e.,
., v'Nl " E',", 10 sS, "'sS' -.
'y",''' ,1 1',, ',,,"d Nv g.t, Vt ~ hr,rc,.
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/ Wv ,.a,,,,r,5 ,act,,.o. ,',.r, . /.
-. ,.na,t ,,,,hc tnthc n,I,s ,n
/ Mont s,nnu ,r,ount nf monoy
/ ,lsn ,,n, rcuortoJ To have been stu.
/ Ion
| ANgTEUpAM March 20 The
/ Hamburg prize court has condemned
/ the Grrman empire 90 pHy lalHr
500 marks damages tu tn" owners
tcf thr Dutch Steamer iHmmh' when
! YVES sunk ny German Hhnu'hI'hn '
( fehruArN W. INC N'H"'L Nnr'
/ itolprU"''' NHH vhr' uh a 'h'NI
| ,i..y,u '""' ''"'' ''''''
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! uttt,Noa AIuEa March 10 ~,
IThe Itr,tish governmcnt has issued
A nnfe cnnduct for Count Won Lux
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

The capsules that give satisfaction
Sold pt AN drug stores n they do
not have iu stock ask them 10 order
them tor you Give this wonderful
Anti Bilious one rtaL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Newspaper Representatives Association
ll4s Peoples Gas Building Chicago Illinois

OF nd,c
ndNc of
sfu ia
.StIon the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
| ocaiize the Personality of Your Ware

national should become nearly possible
the which his Sold for
promotes confidence.
daily promotes community interest through its
advertising columns and through its columns the
oaZe the personality of his wares
come o both the dealer and buyer!
Through daily advertising make the a
of selling force.
good why advertising
direct and immediate demand better and cheaper
other class of media,
We havein information relative to trade conditions which
will gladly furnish
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Eggless Moyounalse Take ono
and one half tablespoons flour. one
quarter teaspoon turmctic. one tea
spoon ground mu-tA d two table,
Spoons sugar, ono half teaspoon salt
pinch red pepper Min ingredients
10 smooth paste with "A little cold
water, then add one. haf cup hot
water and on"-h1'f cup vinegar BOIL
until II begins 10 thicken, then ada
enc teaspoon hutter or butter sub
st,tutc Set aside and when cola ada
one half cup milk ur canned cream
and beat for a few second This
viii keep for some time Ia cool
place
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

To Relieve Gas In The stomach
which disturhs Your sleep, Just try
one soc bottle OF lRN-Fos with Pep
sin, \ Liquid Digestive Laxative
for Indigestion and Constipation
Pleasant to take
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

b,nr Mrs ~Lomuson am SIN.
'ror years old Nm I too Nnu0s tn
go O. dnsccs X ulN mother docs Boz
unIrctF
a.. Is % OF right for me 90 hriuf
% fellow into the house after min"
rrlo, ,N' a EEiENn
40 I think you are too youus
,Ss M you are too young Do en-
lettslu bows after mine u'cloCa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Wire Briefs

PAINS March 10. 0..lt now is re-.
ported uffl lAl'y thnt thirteen p"r-
sons wore ElUrt1 anj my wounded
lu FRIDAY nights air rJd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14
kIrTERY TO CARIBOU.

The national society OF the Bracket
family will hold its sixteenth annual
meeting aud reunion at the grange hall,
East Auburn, Thursday, Aug. 10, at 10
o'clock.
Madeline, thirteen year oid daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Humphrey OF
Pittsfeld, was fatally burned last We'd
nesday, her dress catching fire from the
kitchen stove.
Frank A. Lovejoy of Lagrange, aged
slxty-two years, was instantly killed Sat
urday by the accidental discharge OF
shotgun with which he was hunting
skunks. The hammer of the gun caught
as he was crawling through fence.
The names OF but two parties, re-
publican and democrat, will appear on
the official ballot at the regular state
election which will be held Sept. 9. The
time for fling petitions expired Saturday,
and neither the socialists nor prohibit
tionists filed papers, nor did the Maine
nom partisan league. Two years age
| Frank II. Msxfield OF Portland, the
socialist candidate for governor. poliec
| LAOS votes and Linus Seeley OF Portland
| the prohibitionist candidate for gov
ernor, received 253 votes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14
Donated Pictures.

"a. s..x E. Lord of Ellsworth
80. o,thoss vo responded to the
governments request TO- photographs
and pict ures OF scenes and buli"-ngs IN
Germany, France and Belgium, especially
in that part Of France invaded by the
Germans.
Mrs. Lord had a large collection OF
these, picked up by her husband, the
late Capt. Horace Lord, and other sea
faring members of her own family
Each picture had history OF its own,
and it required some sacrifice on the
part Of Mrs. Lord to part with them,
but her country asked for them, and she
gave. One large album Of handsome
engravings was destroyed with almost
German ruthlessness as she tore pages
from il to send to the war department.
But more than the pictures, Mrs. Lord
now prizes the official acknowledgment
of her patriotism in the following letter
War Department
once of the Chief of staff,
Washington
July Is, 1915
Mrs. Margaret +. Lofo,
Ellsworth, Maine.
DEAE MADAM:-Permit me 20 thank You 10
the trouble you have taken for the wa
Department in sending to our materia
illustrative OF localities nov occupied by tn
German forces. This material will be USE
to the best possible advantage, and you
generous action is highly appreciated.
Very truly yours,
A. B. CoxE,
It. Col. Genetsl Stah.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14
ELLSwoRTH FALLS.

John Grindle and wife of Brewer have
been visiting Frank E. Cottle and wife the
past week.
Gardner MilIiken and wife have bought
the Jellison house on the old Bangor road
from the Union Trust Co.
Clifford Carter went to Newport last
week to attend the field day exercises of
the employees OF the Great Northern
Paper TO. Mr.. Carter has been employed
in the spruce rood department for some
time, and is spending vacation at home.
Mrs. Evearrd II. Clough and daughter
Charlotte of Bar Harbor are guests of Mrs.
Kate Dorr.
Mrs. Carrie A. Smith and daughter
Zelms have returned from Lamoine,
where they have been employed in the
family OF Ira Hsgsn.
Miss Martha Jordan OF Bangor visited
relatives here over Sunday, going to
Trenton Monday for = visit with Mrs.
Harry ODER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14
CAsrISE.

Dorothy Jorcsn Is spending the week
in Islesboro, tbs guest of Leola Coomos.
Ernest Harvey and dsug sters OF Ken
duskeag spent tbs weekend At Richard
son hall.
Mrs. Jack Gross spent last week in
Penobscot with Der parents, M-- and Mrs,
Albert Hutehins.
Miss Jane Homer Of Buckspor5is spend
ing the week in Norta Castine, The guest
Of he Misses Wescott-
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney of Portland are
spending the week in town, the guests Of
sir. and Mrs. G. n. Hoeper.
Mrs. Helen McMaster OF Wakefield,
Msss., is spending tSo weeks in North
Cassine with her mother, Mrs. Clara Dun
bar.
Azx. L. O..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14

The friends OF Mrs. Agnes b. Stone, OF
Boston, were grieved to barn of her death
on Tuesday OF last week at the Bar har-
Dor hospital, following an operation.
Mrs. Stone was the eldest daughter OF
the late James NJ. and Carris A Bartl~st
Of Ellsworth. She was born In Thomas
tos 10 1855, at the Maine Stats
prison, OF which her grandfather, Richard
Thicker, was warden. She grew up in
Elisw srth, and received her education in
the pUbiic schools Of this pl~ce. The
latter part OF her life vas spent In Msssa-
chusetts-
She leaves tkrvs brothers-Fred II.
Bartlett OF Van Baren, Hiram p. Bartlett
of New York, and Edwin =. Bartlett of
Eastorook, and tive sisters, Mrs. louise
Royal OF Belfast srd Mrs. Chsriss p.
Smith OF Ellsworth Falls