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The sun., 1918-10-22
sweets Estate 81. $50.

Clinton w. Sweet. founder OF Sweet,
IN Company. OF Newburgh, left q
gross estate OF $2,296.660. according
70 the transfer tax appraisal filed yes
,erday with Surrogate Sawyer at White
Plains. He was a resident of Yonkers
nd ded there. The stocks. bonds and
,ash in banks was valued at $2.0S7.-
'@a, while the real estate was appraised
~ S2OS,2S2. The net amount to be
divided under the will is $2.149,044.
Stanley a. Sweet, a son, will receive
eLP6s333. Reginald L. Sweet, another
.pr. gets S764.342. A life interest In
100000 is willed his sister, Mrs. Fan
MI" ). Lindsay. The residue is In
1erited by the two sons
The sun., 1918-10-22
TURKS URGING PEACE.
Plan 70 Make CenstsntinopIc q
Free Port ProposeA.

AMsTrnpAM. Oct 21.--The correspon-
cent At Constantinople Of the weser
ltefnno OF Bremen says that Il must
pc admitted public opinion for some
ume past favored a separate peace for
turkey. This view underwent a change
A. q result of Prince Max's speech in
the Reichstag, which also strengthened
the position OF the party of union and
progress
proposals are now being discussed,
the correspondent continues, for ref
ormation In Turkey according to which
Constantinopie would become a free
port and the fortifications Of the OAR
oanelles dismantled on condition that
the Powers guarantee the continuance
OF Conytantinople as the capital OF
Turkey. II 10 further proposed to
grant autonomy to Arabia, Syria, Ar
menia and the Jewish zone in Palestine
influential Turkish newspapers con-
tinue to advocate q separate peace with
the Entente.
The sun., 1918-10-22
REALTY's TOTAL $1o,s5s, $50.
Late Subscriptions Add Quarter of
Million TO Liberty Loan.

with about s250.OOo in late SUBJ
scrlptions added to the total of the
real estate division of the Fourth
Liberty Loan, the division posted the
remarkable figures yesterday Of S10.-
3b3.950, or within a half million dollars
OF three times the amount raised for the
third loan.
II thought the faucet had been turned
OF on Saturday" remarked Alfred e.
Marllng. chairman of the division, but
when l reached the division headquar-
ters to-day I found another food"
Brooklyn real estate men must be
credited with s1,b25.350 of the great
total. their work among the small prop
erty owners across the bridge having
been one Of the features of the big drive.
Members Of the committee we're tabu-
lating the subscriptions by teams yes
terday, and when this work is completed
1t will make interesting reading for
those men who gave up three weeks to
work for Uncle Sam.
The sun., 1918-10-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ssrH ST. $40 to s2s ", ard 37th st. 327
and 800 W-Longacre Construction co,
Inc, agt Equitable TrG. 90 OF " Y.
owner: Emma 81 Vynne, owner and con-
tractor '..'..''.. '''''''.. 70, o'"
18TH ST. so E-Hyman Finkelstein agt
and Simon su!sky, contractors. .3i2S
l2sTH ST, 80 VIOLIN Broske agt Mem
bert Schatz, owner and contractor. 337
MANHATTAN AV, 13t-Phi.ip De Young
agt wilheimina Niedermeyer, owner and
contractor ....'.s''ss.ss'.,r.. '.IlSAlt
The sun., 1918-10-22
ny WILLIAM II. TAFT.

PHILADELPHIA, OCt. Il.-Tne fHOIC
Ledger will publish the following edi-
torial article tomorrow morning:
! ny WILLIAM II. TAFT.
Copyright. 1915. by Public Ledger Company.
Another German peace note has come.
but we are no nearer peace. The Ger
man Government, denaturallzed for the
purpose OF seeking q negotiated peace.
consents that the armistice may be re-
terred to the military authorities. but
with the reservation that Il shall be
reconciled with German honor
That honor" prompts the denial OF
German official wanton devastation In
France and Belgium and official footing.
though every man In the allied armies
IT the front can verify It
That "honor" denies the sinking Of
lifeboats with passengers escaping from
torpedoed liners when the evidence Is
indisputable.
But why maize 80 much of this when
the sinking OF passenger boats by sub
marines is admitted? Murder in the
tirst degree 10 the same crime whether
the killing is by one blow or Is long
irawn out.
These denials will only strengthen the
already unanimous demand by the
american people for an unconditional
surrender. The German mind oanno,
understand their outraged feelings. II
could, no attempt at such denials
would have been made.
What IL the armistice for? To agree
,pon peace7 What peace? That out
ned In the message OF January s and
ubsequent addresses? The Austrian
ote showed how unsatisfactory such a
Sasis was
The armistice requested Is for a nego-
lated peace German so-called accep-
-ance Of the fourteen points commits her
{. joining In a discussion Of what they
mean. But that Is all. The differences
hat could arise after an armistice as to
heir exact intendment, are legion.
Germany has become a popular Gov
'rnment over night. as 1t were. But
where are the Hohenzorerns? Have
hey given up? Who controls the army
Who the navy? 1t is difficult to be pa
lent with such a travesty. This time
We hope, an answer will be sent closing
the chapter.
The sun., 1918-10-22
ACCUSES AUNT OF ROBBERY.
Columbia Girl Student Says ReIa
tive snatched Brooch.

Miss Constance Eldridge, a 22-year-
Oh Columbia University student living
IN 34l West Eghty-fourth street. ap-
reared before Magistrate Sims in the
West Side court yesterday as COM
p.sinant against her aunt. Mrs. jose
paine Stricken. ESQ West Ninety-third
.'Taet, whom she accused of robbery.
Mrs. Stricken was held in 81 900 bail
10 await action OF the grand jury.
Miss Eldridge said that on Saturday
Ter aunt snatched a diamond brooch,
worth 1855. from her in front OF the
Nnickeroocker Hotel. darted into a hall
way and escaped. Mrs Stricken. who
pleaded not guilty. said Il was simply
4 family affair"
The sun., 1918-10-22
schin to Handle Nephew. E.tate.

Jacob H. Schiff. banker and philan-
'nropist, filed yesterday In the Surro-
gates ONCE a petition for ancilliary let
'srs Of administration OF the New York
rst9ts OF his nephew. Capt Mortimer
edward H. schiff, who was 't'led Sep
'%rnber e5, 1917, while leading his COM
rany OF a Suffolk regiment Capt
'2hif had on deposit with Kuhn, Loeb
90. stocks and bonds worth 32s,-
esGss. Capt Schiff lived with his
mother. Mrs Clothilde Schiff, at II
hyde Park Square. London.
The sun., 1918-10-22
OIL co. SELLS FACTORY.

Joseph p. Day has sold for the Amer
can Cotton Oil Company one OF It's UNI
used factories at West Point, Miss, to o
newly formed corporation. The property
was he'd AT $3.50 and consists OF two
and half acres improved with three or
four one and two story brick and frame
buildings. containing $4,000 square feet
OF floor space. Associated with Mr..
lard
The sun., 1918-10-22

o'Rsnly. ref, to Ell. pu Boi.. New
9 g. r. ssi Main st, New Rochelle,
HEATH Nv. sssss,, 9 s. ao..ic1ioc.7-AtirbSsgTft
u Nltale, ref. to VIM Harrison, . e
sh ct. and ano, Oct II; attys. Blandy.
LOT 100. map Stems estate-Katie NJ
Trotta to Nicoietta Agnelli, 2sl y l51st
q. Oct is; atty. T q T Co. It's
JEROME Nv. q. i95.'6 3 'isist ST. lass
1o4.5xsI6x1Oo-Staniey NJ Isaacs, ref.
to Jas Hesdorfer, ~ q 7sd ct, Aug
70; atty. Sol Cohn, 500 Bway. 10000
GERMAN PL, Q Q, 400 9 Rae ct. 75x65--
Harry Heilmann to Westchester Fish
Co, 657 Brook av, y part, Oct Is: atty.
II q n Co, lT6 BwRy. $500
SAME prop-Max Heilmann ct al extra,
10 same. y part. Oct Is; same atty IS. 900
HERSCHEL ST. 1907 sw g. 25.3x105i--C
Il Brttzfelder trefl to Amelia s Lansing.
az West s5th st. Oct is: atty, T @ a T
SAME prop-Xmelia s Lansing to FIlotes
De Retiss. 1919 Rosedale av, oct Is
atty, T g & T Co. i7s Bway.
WEBSTER AV. n W C. issth ct, I75x1io.ax
lss.7xs7.7--assS creston Av Co TO Annie
Haigh: s27 Lemon sv. mtg tl5,soO. Oct
Is; atty, O q T Co, 1Ts Bway. 800
WILDER Av, Q. s25 n Randall av, asx
loo-Mary Schradin to Jos p Dugan, 7o5
18th st. Oct 10; atty, @ a T Co,
WILDER Az. a 500 n Randall av, s'S
lO0|Susanns Belsky to same, Oct 10:
atty. T q q Co. l7s Bway. $50
The sun., 1918-10-22
CITY HOUSES LEASED.

Douglas l.. Gilman & co. have leased
the four story and basement dwelling at
523 Madison avenue for Mrs. Mary II.
Wells to Rimer Bros.
Pease & Gilman have leased, fur
,lshed for Mrs. F. Salver to the Misses
Marie ard Adelaide Buckley the four
story and basement dwelling at 1874 East
Thirty eighth street. adjoining the south
The sun., 1918-10-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

sTH AV, 73s--Chas y winston agt Henry
l. Morris ct al, Aug s, 1918. -.......s7S
Bronx.
ALEXANDER Av. 270--Fiske Lighting
Fixture Co agt Florence Loewy ct al
Aug 10. 1918. ....:.......:.... 80?
SAME PROPERTY-Arthur Panor agt
same. Aug ;. 1878. ............,....sl4
SAME PROPERTY-Broad Exchange
Electric Shop agt estate OF Sarah kHtz
ct al July IS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $50
1GgTI ST. Jerome av, l0OxT5-An-
thony VI De Rose ct al agt Nists Constr
Co. Inc, May a. Isls.............. EoU
The sun., 1918-10-22
ssOO.oOO BROADWAY LEASE.

Huberth & Huberth have rented the
store fronting seventy-fve feet on
Broadway. nifty feet on FIfty-eighth
street and forty-eight feet Oh Columbus
Circle for long term TO the Auto
Supply Company at gross rental Of
100000.
The sun., 1918-10-22
70 ALTER srUYvEsANT HOUSE.

Plans were filed with the Building
Bureau yesterday for alterations TO the
Old StuyIesa house, at the southwest
corner OF Second avenue and Fifteenth
street. which will cost $4,000. by the
Cloak Pressers Building Association.
j. V Van Pelt Is the architect
The sun., 1918-10-22
STANFORD ESTATE BUYER.

Gr,ffen. Prince & Ripley and Arthur
". Bell have sold the three acre l.. X.
Prince property at Stamford. Conn. to
r Il. Warren, who will occupy the
premises as his country home.
The sun., 1918-10-22
ACTRESS BUYS NEAR WATER.

C. +. Faulkner has sold for Frank J.
Fellows his Gotta ge on Rye Beach ave-
nue.. Oakland Beach, to Miss Helen
Ware. the actress.
The sun., 1918-10-22
BUYS FLUSHING HOUSE.

Mary A. Brown has bought from Jo-
seph Kastner the ten room dwelling on
two lots at 65 North Twenty-third street.
Broadway-Flushing. J. Albert Johutra
was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-22
SELLS MoNTCLAIR DWELLING.

Henry j. Bley has sold to George
Bradley a $4,000 frame residence facing
Watching avenue. Montclair. through
tho Simpson Merritt Company.
The sun., 1918-10-22
NEWARK DWELLING SALE.

Feist & Feist have sold the one family
dwelling. on lot 2sxl00. at 1913 Seymour
avenue. Newark. for Isadore Siris to
Thomas Knight
The sun., 1918-10-22
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED,
with the name and address 0: owner ane
Attorney
downtown,


downtown.
ISouth OF Fourteenth st-eet)
MADISON ST. l7a 45xIOO-Hunts Point
Realty Co to Bronx National Rsalty Corp
M Prospect ,"v, oct 3: atty. David
GEEENwIcH sT; sos. txsso-Jno D
$500, al liens. oct Il; atty. LAWYERS
an 81 q Co. $50 Bway' -. .......sl9o
Bernhard Mayer, ~ Il 72d st. and 5
part. al liens. Aug Is; attys. Wen {
NJ yer, Hickman $50
SAME PRoPERTY-Same 70 Samuel We /,
Benz Wei and Louis Y. We'll SO Z 7fth
RI. eNrs. Joseph We'll. y part, ana s.
STH ST. :od E. =. 2oN.5-Lou Sc Fox to
Jos l. GIttenwtsse". ego Bway...... 81
East Side.
tEast of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
9th ST. l2l f. 20XlOO Annie II Kim
ball to Fredk j. Steiner. $50 L G2d II,
all liens Oct II; atty, Title G & 7 e.,
Cd Az. ZOOS IS 5x7s Benz il osenS,epU
and ano. trustees 10 Rose Roberts
lRosenstein). daughter oil late julius
Sands. Hote! Ansonis, oct ~. Attys
Myers &, 100 Bway ..............Sl
West side.
(West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
aud 10th streets)
AMSTERDAM AY. $50 80. e cor Tooth st.
4LlONlO0 tforeclos Sept 10. lStS-Wm
p Schoen ref, TO Baltic Holding Corp
i2s Rway, Oct 10; attys stoddard q NJ
SAME PRoPERTY-Ba Baltic Holding Corp
to Lultrell II Redner zoo W list st.
mtg $4,000, and 5, Oct 10; attys
Kelley 4 c, 81 william st..........SlQO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of lIoth street
ST NICHOLAS Az. S cor Il3th 81. 7G.3x
J5,6xG5N95.5--LulR Benedict to Minnie
Bremen. s6i w teth st: atty, l. Il
ii6TH ST, lie y, 25Nl00.ll--H H. rbert r
Hyland' 10 charles NJ HCymann, "
s2d st. mtg $4,000. Oct lS.......slOO
1lsTH ST. sl3 r, l6.sNlOo ll---Emma NJ
Woehrle to G Woehrle, 1873 Lexing.
ton av. mtg $1,000, Aug 5. 1908. 500
lssrH ST, 2l9 ana 2lSI W. 32x9sll--
Peter Dahl 10 Anna Ho,ley 2i24 Sew
enth av, mtg $1,000 all liens. oct 10;
atty, NJ + johnson, III Broadway. 500
l43D ST, n :. 500 Lemon av, lOOxss 1 /
--Non-Coumn Garage Co to Wilson
Garage. Inc. ~ to 81 W li3i ST. mtg
$Ss,50O, all liens, oct 7: attys. Goet1 4
The sun., 1918-10-22
$50. 900 NEW ROCHELLE DEAL.

T. j. Sullivan has sold the Manhattan
Hotel. three story brick build ne, on
!ot 25x100. on Main street, New Rochelle.
to the owners OF Loews Theatre, which
adtoins. The price was reported as
$40. 900. The same broker cold II Hubert
place to Joseph Subdeaz at $1,000.
The sun., 1918-10-22
BROKERS IN 11sTu ST. DEAL.

Nassoit & Lanning NEGOTIATED the sale
Of 10 East 10th street. recorded yes
terday.
The sun., 1918-10-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders aes
torneyl Ae
Manhattan. -.

Manhattan. -.
s6TH ST, 900 w-Malex Realty Corp 10
Max N Nathanson, $50 Riverside Drive,
July 8. 1917; atty. Herman Gottliee. isa
'ssTH sr.' 900 W-same to jacob RoSsns-
thai. $40 West End av. Feb 7. .sis:
:DGECOMBE AV, e s, where intersected
by ! OF 1890 1T as per Randers map,
runs 72.2 to Bradhurst av -
lSSl0x W 20i to pity sEdgecombe avand
1903 from pit Of beg II along ~
ers. Inc. to Jacob Rosenthal $50 wess
End av: attys, Marks q Marks. 60 Park
Row. "a
VEST ST. lsa-1s5: Chambers st. aoo-sos-.s
r--oline Truax to VIM Solomon 1890
9Th av, Clarence Mex Lewis. 1000 Park
av. ct al, and Ellie Lee Henry, 20 MadfG'
son av, Morristown, y J. exrx Of Gee
Carr Henry. and VIM salomon Co. Is
Title Guar r"S. rs sway .,ss.SN
The sun., 1918-10-22
POWER co. BUYS IN FLUSHING.

The New York and Queens Electric
Light and Power Company has added
70 its holdings by acquiring the old Cor
7ell Peck homestead with a frontage Of
'bout $50 feet on Lawrence street. near
'Ns Flushing Creek. II was held at
1000
The sun., 1918-10-22
BRONX ALTERATIONS,

Fulton avenue. southwest correr nth street
three story frame hospital. q sx's. Bronx Hos
nltsl' Inc, on premises, owners: Louis A
:, n,h w. 20 Fifth avenue, architect; cos,
The sun., 1918-10-22
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AV, 772-Jacob Geschsedti
ct al agt william Gusts faction to tcrer
Close mechanics lien): attys. d
Bloch.
LOT I, block ssao section II. on tar map
Samuel Goldsticker agt Otto Fersen-
helm ct al faction to toreclose trausfsr
Of tax LEM: atty. Jacobs. !
The sun., 1918-10-22
HrOnH.
10th ST. sol E-old. Holding corpn to

l40TH ST, 50l E-Olds Holding Corpn TO
VIM l. Rosen, 1895 Intervals av; atty. J
II ZiHser. 2l7 Bway. .................sl
BRIGGS AN. oeS7--Amal!a jaeger TO
Flank W r Jaeger. at Summit, y J. and
auo, trustees, atty, II c Knoeppel
SAME PROPEPTN--Tite Guar and r Co
To AmRlia Jaeger: atty. same. ....s5. 50.
BROOK Az. li7O-Amalia Jaeger to
Frank W Y Jaeger, Summit. j. and
sno. trustees. atty, II c Knoeppei. ;
FL ErsSm9n - 10 .'ss:.s
Amp'ia jaeger - Frank w ia ge-
SUMMIT j. and sno, trustees; atty. II
& Knofppel 8 P~ekmsn st............S'
SAME PRcPERTY-Same TO same; atty,
same Observation-Disclosures.
The sun., 1918-10-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

10Th ST, SAT w. mtg si.ooO-Jos and
Arua N Flaherty and ano, trustees OF
Albert Brandt. TO Eliz Brandt, 1907 Lex
ngton sv: atty, Samuel B Hamburg r.
lS6TH ST, 500 w. mtg S5.O0O-Abr Dtrg
ct al 20 Max y Sstanson. $50 Riverside
Drive. atty. II Gottl!eh. 2s9 Bway...t0O
72D ST. IS W. mtg $4,000. i-3 psrt-El-
lery Anderson. ref. 10 Edgar o Aron-
stein, w 7sd st; atty, Title Guar q 7
G. l7s pwav .................... $4,000
SAME PROPERTY. Ia part-Sane to Al
hort and Edward O Aronsteln. W
ga 81. eNrs, &C: atty, seme ........ 81, 600
SAME PROPERTY. Ia part--Same 10 Al.
bert S Aronstein. at Denvile, y J atty,
same . . . : " LuNO
The sun., 1918-10-22

(Borough OF Tho BronN.)
ltb.a-Globe Commercial Co to VIM
sternbsrg. 10 u seth ct, Sept IT; atty,
al NAY Hv NG 9scI 's' wiis sDcmn i,OG
The sun., 1918-10-22

Bronx.
Borough o. The Bronx

ANDERSON Av. $50 and s57. W ls:d
-. los 6x irreg-Iou SIeRel Co. Inc, %
Atlantic Finance Corp. 1872 Bwsy, Oct
Is, due as per bond. Sc attys, Gettne-,
A. 2Sg Bway .;;:;s...n;. 50 So"
Westchester Filth Co to NIX Heilnanr.
IS 9ist ct. ct al. exrs. Oct is, due as
Bwa S0na .' any i.''e Guar ST. 200
WILDER Av. e .. SIS n Randall av. 2Sx
loo-Ias Dugan TO Mary sehraden
t032 wider av. Oct 10, yrs Interest
per bond; atty. Title Guar g. T Co. lI5
HFDEnSSSSHII. s1r., isci'' s. es S1ic5 'sw
Filoleth De Retissi to Manhattan Savgs
and Loan Assn. 1884 ID av. oct Is: 10
stalls. 60 atty, Title Guar & Co. lIs
Bway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
The sun., 1918-10-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.
lf7ESS Business Property

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
IS g. 20 WEST 4sTH ST.--Connect!ng
houses, excellent FOR restaurant; business
restrictions removed January LIST. Your
own broker or WILLIAM c. TAYLOR. 2
Wall st,
OFFICES, t2S TO 800; so story building.
iio W. %oth st., Room l70s
The sun., 1918-10-22
~-~.-~ 49,
DANCING.

FRENCH, SPANISH ITALIAN. Erc 80,
Learn by monograph dice records and Hosep.
thnl's Practical IiRrulstry. booklet free.
LANGUAGE ruu>F NETTOp. -.
9n9 Putnsm nldg " 'tt -' "--. ~ ~.
The sun., 1918-10-22
TAFT CALLS new
NOTE A TRAVESTY
Says It Will Only Strengthen
Demand for Unconditional
Surrender.
Special DespotcA 60 THs Sun.

PHrLADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-'The Public
Ledger will publish the following edi-
toriai article tomorrow morning:
The sun., 1918-10-22

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown
(South OF Fourteenth street)
I'D ST. ., 2s0.l0 Q Av Il, 4sxl0b.11, Oct
io-Ethe'r'd Folsom and ano, exrs, &C,
20 Lawyers Title Trust Co, i6o Bway.
U.s. no 's.s's .......... VIC, GOO
East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST. 7os e. i5xI0o.t. Sept I-rheo C
WigEers to August r A wiEgers. 1ss
Madison sv. Flushing. u OF q. yrs
- atty. chps w Philipoar. els MOI.
eu' ST. oroohlyn' .''........... 1000
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
SAD ST. AS w, 25xioo.5. Oct i9-Joseph-
me " Ryan to Marguerite and Theodor
AMSTERDAM Av. Q cor 1Osth st. i7IOz
100. p m, Oct is-Baltic Holding Corpn
to the Excelsior Saw Bank, 70 w ?sd
Ct: yrs. $50: atty. Harold swain. ne
SAME PROPERTY. oct is.Luttrei H'Og i
Reener to Hy A Mark. 1T South Oxford
ct. BROOKLYN. due July 10. 1921. 6qs
attys' stoddard q Mark. 1873 Bway 5000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street
10th ST. g. 124.s W 9TH av. so sxloo.ii
Oct io-Robt J and Annabeila u Arm.
strong, exrs, SC, to Martha r Arm
strong, ia W 11sth st, 3 yrs, SO attvs
Mitchell & VI, - Wall st. Sc, ooC
i2lsT ST. si3 W. 25xioo.i1. Oct l6-PauI.
wolr. extrx. to Max w0in. slS W 12isr
at. l yr. 6Fc, pr mtg $4,000: attys
wentworth. l. & g. so wall ct. 81. 00C
18STH ST. 219 and 219h w 32x9s.iI, M
oct 2l--Anna Holisy to Peter Dahl, ~
W Tooth st, yrs. int as per bond. pi
mtg 5000: atty. johnson. III
Bway ...,.............. 81, GOT
Bronx.
The sun., 1918-10-22

REAL ESTATE.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-12
KIDNEY SUFFERERS HAVE
FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such a medicine is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp-Root.
Swamp-Root is scientifically compound
ed from vegetable herbs.
1t is not stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
According to verified testimony it is
natures great helper in relieving and over
coming kidney, liver and bladder trou-
bles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
If you need medicine, you should have
the best.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp Root is what you need, you Will
find it on sale at all drug stores IN bottles
of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-12
Ts;eohone Manners,

A few days ago a very busy man
was called up by lady who at once
volunteered to telephone later If he
were busy then. This was the first
consideration Of the kind he had re-
ceived in months. So much gratified
was he that, though then in confer
ence, he said he would be glad to have
her explain her mission at once. She
did so, and he was still more graft
fed to learn that her purpose was to
inform him Of a matter Of public inter
est in which he was deeply Interested
This busy nnan carries with him still
the most pleasant impression of that
lady's beautiful consideration, and he
says he is going to be just as thought
full of other busy folk.
In our use Of the telephone we need
to have more consideration Of this
kind for the feelings of others. Long
conversations, commonplace visiting
over the telephone, should be barred
entirely. If we will, we eau make
the telephone the great blessing it was
intended to be, instead Of the lmneces-
sary annoyance 1t frequently fs.-Mil-
waukee Journal.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-12
He Did Not Know.

twas In an Indianapolis court a few
weeks ago. A colored fellow was be-
fore the judge nm a charge of bootleg
ging.
"Were you ever arrested beforeT"
asked the Judge.
eyes, sir, once"
GLOW long were you in jan then?''
81 was not put in JAIL"
"How l. It you were arrested and
yet did not go to jail?"
"Well, was fined 81 and costs and I
paid the COSTS"
"How much was that?"
"Eleven dollars"
81 suppose the Judge got SIS and the
rest went to the jury, didn't it?"
81 don't know. judge. I wasn't there
when they divided It."
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-12
HAD FER CORDIAL APPROVAL
GuiIeless Daphne Not For a Minute at
aLcss to Recognize Merit of
Picture Play.

"Ah, young lady," tsolemnly began
the horse faced gent. II am not op
posed to- all moving pictures merely
because some of them are not what
they should be. But I demand that
those 1 pattronize shall be helpful and
elevating. Does the picture play, The
Reward of Perseverance, which is be-
ing shown in this theater, convey q
wholesome and salutary 1esson?"
"Chee, yes!" chiryed blond and
dimpled Daphne of the box office.
NWhy, mister, in the first reel the
beautiful but poor stenographerd bitches
her penniless young sutton and weds
her bald-neaded old boss. In the sec
ond reel the old guy eroalls and leaves
her million dollars. In the third she
is led to the altar by the faithful lover
who has been waiting for her. And If
that ain't a lesson to an ambitious
working girl to hope on, hustle on, 1
d'know what would me !"-Kansas
City Star.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-12
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