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OBJECTOR SOPH I, ^ CHANGED MIND A*^ Big Brother's Visit, Mother's Message i'nci "Yellow Cur" j Cause It. 1 EOY IS f OW MAKING G03D ^ See*r>s to Be More Afraid of Brothe?* ^ v? dieted He Will Make Good V Ootnp AVatlswnrth. Spnrtnnlmrjf, S. y ? \inuiiK tint Maryland draft t^ntt x from Italtimnrn who claimed exoinp- '- ~"<S\ tlon from military service on tin ? irrnniwl ?>>! ?... - ' " ?>ii> :t conscientious itli trade public. f..r It has developed that IftjS? n^.iHS5S| ho belongs to a Rood family. He was plnced In the cnsual detachment for oh- Lady Duller In, dan* HTvathm, and the machinery of the In- end marchioness of l? telltgonee department was put to work Florence Davis, daugl to learn something as to his antece- Davis of New York, dents. halls from a line of d A few days later a tall, R rim-look- them beliiR her inotlu lap man appeared In camp and asked elpn diplomatic servl whero the conscientious objector could nople. Paris and Stocl he found. He was directed to the marchioness of Duffer ei sual detachment, and there Intro- dress to Russia. Tut duced himself to the conimandlnp of- France, pained many f'.oer as a brother of the soldier In tlons and wrote sevet ouestlon and asked permission to have ii talk with him. The permission wns V ran ted, and he went to his brother's |Q PI1IT0T quarters. Part of the conversation |u UUCOI U vas overheard, and those who heard It say it was heated, although one?wed. American Engineer Brother Said Something. C rl "You yellow cut," exclaimed the oGtltGQ On visitinp brother. "We are all ashamed of you at home, hftl you are going to do a man's part In this war. Mother Private In Pacific Coa told me to come down here and make Remarkable Ex| you withdraw that fool conscientious Monaci objector ei"'m, and if you don't do it 1 am going to heat you to death riel t Somewhere In ! ra here In this camp. What possessed n r,'nl ruler s throne you anyway?" Then1 was a good deal experience of an Aniei more of the same kind. dler William Williar At the end of about nn hour the ?' " Pacific const eng two brothers went l efore Major Coffin, during his recent sev the ners.iinu'1 ..Hi u? ?- ?i - .... ? i. *?i?ij<>i9 muu nimiiif ? ii> mill 1hr visitor, "my brother wants to Mention, withdraw tho affidavit about being a Williamson elected conscientious objector. Con he do cation on the shores k?" ranenn. After slsll "Well," replied Major Coffin, "It Nice and other sout must be a voluntary act on his part." Rorts. he went to M it Ana, turning to the soldier, who had Ins the gaming tabb made the claim, he asked: "Do you dlers In uniform be v want to do thlR voluntarily. Is It of palace. SwIhs guards your own free will?" fused to nllow him to The soldier moistened his lips and Later, at a cafe h glanced at his brother, and replied: with 'a MonitVoan v "Yes, sir. It Is of my own free will, Lngllsh and proved and I want to withdraw It." quaintanee with mllll Is Now Making Good. yachtsmen. William: Major Coffin found the affidavit and his futile attempt to < tore It up, and then Issued an order The Monaconn offer' transferring the soldier to an active him at the door and si regiment, and the soldier left. the palace, lie had n After he had gone tho visitor turned ting In tills time, to Major Coffin and said: "Major. I throne chamber the thank you. I had determined there Amerlenln" was al would be no yellow curs In my fnmlly, with the splendor of and If that boy hadn't withdrawn that lecelved another shoe affidavit I would have beaten him up Invited him to mount right here. Hut I'm glad he did it of er he bad become coi his own free will." luncheon was served. The soldier who thought he was a Comparing his fens conscientious objector hns been mnk- chair to the many tin log good ever since the visit of his nt the tall end of a brother. lie seems, In fact, to be more with a mess kit to get efrnid of his brother than of the Cer- con and hash, William mens, and those who hnve been watch- td to remark: Itig hllta are of the opinion that he will "It must he very fin* make as good a fighting man as nny when the time couies to go over YANKS HATE TO the top. ? Take Chances of Gi "SOLID IVORY" IN THE ARMY France Rather Tha With Th Recruit Believed That He 8houlc Carry Out His Orders Somewhere in Kr Regardless. soldiers and sailors s difflcnlt when on len\ Vnnconvor Rarrneks, Wash.? Oer bread they want in tnlnty In regard to hut one part of hb Rread Is Issued by mi orders on the part of a rerruU sentrj my good for 100 pram here nearly eaused the wounding o three tickets for each an officer of the day. The sentry lean government feed armed with a loaded rifle, challenge* and unless a soldier Is the officer on Ids approach. some special duty w "Halt !" he shouted In best form- reach his own mess. The oflicer halted and waited for thi made for his eating rest of the challenge. quarters, and he does "Halt!" shouted the sentry again bread tickets. The officer began to exhibit Interest When soldiers are especially as the sentry threw up hi camp or sailors get s rifle and took careful aim. are reminded to take "Hey! Wtyit the blankety-blank art Yankee bread so they you doing?" shouted the officer. when they go into a Ft "I got orders to say 'halt' three time. Rut few do this. Th and then fire," said the setifr.v. be encumbered all day The officer then explained that till of bread under their drastic action was only to be adopte# willing to Mike a chant wh-Mi the challenged Intruder did no to a rt luurout wher answer ' s tier form, and the seutr. bread, or, if the worst was i jeli relieved to learn thai h " > e '.I not have lo start killing until h _A__lllir .TnP..i , . FORTUNE STREW WAR CAUSE OF GRAY HA. package of $35000 < ' Broken When Tl "Color Restoration" Is New Ait Devel- Train oped by London Kair dressers. Sharon, Pa.?An ej on ii Pennsylvania London.?There hns boon h trront In- speeding thnniuli \ crease in gray-haired young women, ncnr lion*, hurled n duo to tin' war. It lins brought on ? |ri(r jt.TVOOO in ?iniill I new trinle. IIiilnlr? ss?rs hnve devel- platform. The paeku cped tin- nrt of "eolor restoration." (j,.r n,(, triilii iind \ Itrtnglng the nnturnl eolor luiek. per- The money -mis sentN ru'lieiilly Is no <pensive operation oriihlo illstnnee ovei thev say and a dlflleulf one, hut It ||?-?> officers and <int? tiil'i * n or-t fen year* from one's Hp- moR'il r.ai stood gum pea ran 'e, and the art seem* to be do- ity until practically i Vvlopln* rapidly. had been recovered. I , THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCA MILLION BOOKS I Kmsm TH SEMTJOJRANCE a Army in History Ever Read as. JB* Omniverously as the 4*- Yanks' ^J? ^ - PREFER DETECTIVE STORIES Unexpected Demand for Serious Reading Surprise to Librarians?Tech- ||||^ <f?^If*' \ nical Books Great Aid to the \ Ambitious Sold'cr. ' IrS? Washington.?More tlinn n million MiiiM" " anrnau oy Ifl the American Library association tor k |9 the use of til*' American expeditionary V-| force. The total uvuiluble was :<.<???. BHm g??'?lk ' 4 (MM), aial this will he supplemented hy JpflLajJIi a united war work campaign coiitri- F?. - * ?&'??. tuition of $3.5tk),tl00 out of Its total of f $l70.r?00.(MK) for the six allie*! welfare ;hler of the sec- on,..lmtf Gf the nrca eovere?l . ufferln. former y ^ prnnce pv the American ??xpe?litU?n"r Vv imtTerin ?rv force has received Its first sprink^ 1)11 line 0f hooks. The distribution is pro- ?S ilploinats, among cee(1,nB rftpldly and neXt July there Bfc r. who saw for- ^ bp eKtahllshed ln fails a central Hbj re in Cmistantl; refen,noe ubrary of ?mh?o volumes. HB ctaolm. lhJ available to any Amerh an soldier in |r?' In wasi amhassa- Frnnce Upon application of a hut B rkey. Italy and (|l ,my 5ouU u, the Paris II- lp foreign tllstluc- y w|n ^ s).nt unyNvhare ln France at books. {ree of r,mrBe m At every bookshelf the men Una a 4H Fnnmnr poster which reads: These books are rnlNuL loaned on the honor system It >"tt JB I IIII1VI. fai| |t fiills America IS Tar awa;\ f' ? tonnage scarce and hooks pr*'clous. Br Tabpc lunch IMuy 8<lt,are with the other fellow; he | I akes Luncn, ^ plav,.d square with you. Throne. I - Fiction Predominates. The photo sliov Tin' hooks sent t?> Kurooe have been wj10 brought d?e of two kinds, those contributed and loons ln the surp st Regiment Has those purchased hy the funds of the thirty-five nilnut* Derlence in assoelation. which have amount.>d in Phoenix. Ariz., a $1 OOO.tMK). Tin1 variety <?f ('( ntrllhitcil wonderful work i books Is astounding and ranges from ?,|ditiotiul three nro.?Sitting on mystery stories to theological treatises, three days up t was the unusual fr?m murder yarns to Milton's poems, balloons in three rlcan private sol- Fiction, of cmirse. prcthmilnatcs. ason. a mem1 r No army In history ever read so _ ___ Ineer regime'd? omniverously as has the Amerlctm PP AD L R.1L en-day furl. urh. nrmy in France. The men are greedy OUnlBI. Illl of the prim of for hooks. In the days when the sup ply was Inadequate, the demand was ^ ^ to spend Ids va- ??* ??? of ?hn M,?rtitn?. * " """* """ """ nun rropagar or tne Monitor- taken oyep ,n ,lls bnrrack haR u ropy r ? , MnraelUes, of 0 uenry?H "The Four Million" npllt torn r riinro^ re- k jnj0 pamphlets, etich containing one !'Pi "ill? of the author's short stories. Ho i n e< to sol- passed the copies, thus, abbreviated, Try to Prevent vent to v e\v the nionK the line, and they literally were Over to Acce * f thc ?,,te re* read to pieces. ! Unit ' n ,r" The most Insistent call Is for detec?h^" to ta king tlve thrillers Hnd for tales of the Laredo, Texas ' ? 8P""<> K?o< Rocky mountains. Next comes the de- dlsts In norther o n\e an lie- mUn,i for poetry. Robert W. Service the border are a onalre American ,R thp KOi(]|cr>8 favorite poet, with stilling fright b R?? 'it *? ? Kudyard Kipling a close second. view to prevent Id T V ,P" ,"re' Guide books which describe cha- the American si I* ?\ " n" "(f teaus, cathedrals and points of his- ployment as lab how him through . . , . . , . , , 1 , . _ , , , . toric Interest are in groat demand, as roads, etc. One o trouble In get- ,, ?, . . # 4 , , , , . . . , .. well as histories of trance. A recent given considers Arriving at the , , . . . ,, , ,, . ? . . ii?- cable message to this country called propagandists Is - nip so c a for r>00 copies of "Jeanne d'Arc," show- are contemplatlr most overcome , .. . ' m. . , - ~ , , ' the room lie that the Maul of Orleans is as can men betweei k when his host P?l,u'ur us the modern French maid- and forty-five In the throne. Aft- ens* ? ? , e . _ Mexican women mfortably seated JDe nd for Serious Reading to serv ce and "t Tho librarians have been surprised they will be user it on the throne unexpected demand for serfous the American s< tes he had stood ppn(,,n^- Many a aoldier has evident- generally." line of 2.r?0 men 'y rbosen war times to get In u dig These kind of his share of ha- nt H"mp books the reading of which the American co son was prompt- h,> hns hitherto postponed to a mart border and they convenient season. With a perfectly most efforts to s ? to he a prince." straight face a doughboy Inquired the by assuring then other day for RoswelPs "Life of John can citizens will TOTE BREAD son." lectlve draft, w _ Of course more than one Inapproprl- there Is ubsnlnb oing Hungry In a*e bonk has found Its way overseas tbe report that tl in Carry Loaf Imagine the emotions of the young tind used as wai em. giant who stalked into a "Y" hut, set- HH there are any tied down for a quiet evening, anc ready In France a nee.?American found that the first hook staring lihr needed "for wai omctlincs find It 'n the face was one of the gushiest Now thnt the e to get nil the ?" ' most effervescent of the Elsh ' is expected fh i French cities, books. gnndlsts will h "d, one ticket he- Most of fhe money spent for th< kinds of delilt noes. There are r?0.r),<MM) purchased hooks has gone for thwart the effort day. The Anier- technical volumes designated to ale s,'cure laborers I Is Its own men, the amhltlous soldier in mastering tin rlcultural and ot i detached, or on science of war. Among these ace l?ooks try. here he cannot on the psychology of color for th< no provision is , camouflage corps, the chemfkfry ol ^ ~&?&? &?tr? outside his own high explosives, ballistics, sanitary on >> Gnndf ithoi not get French gineerlng. hydrostatics, meteorology 3. ' , npplled geology and other subjects oe I, on leave from which the modern soldier must he t Tf ihore leave they specialist. r}- Ttosednle, along a loaf of ? derson, thirty will have some LABRADOR FISHERY IS SHORT i fa,h"r I,as ench restaurant. 1,1 j was not a Ml f Only 50.000 Quintal." Ar. E.poet.d t S!!",?' " " 1 " ThU Scon. Against 250,000 '" ' """ Tlmy nr., In a Good Yoar. I II *e on getting in- T. parents when e they can get St. John's, N. F.?The Labrador fish- Anderson hat conies, go with- i'fy. one of the principal branches of 'n *'"* r,,v 00 I he Newfoundland cod fishery inilus- .1 now *n be ar q Tm r TRAP If lry* threatens to be very short tlilf I bis first pape o I nt I nALh veur. The fisli are shipped direct frorr i/_ . . . A ? the coast to European <*>untrles. main- . n Small Bills It |v Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece, lA/fir/tHM our. Iirown From and very high prices are obtained now- vvul?'AiM bHtr 1.days, virtually double the figures ml ing before the war started. The Lab When She Goer :press messenirer rador fishery of Newfoundland has net Me Had B railroai! train in Into years attained the same pro e Vest Middlesex portions as formerly when some 20.00C package contain- fislier folk, men, women and ehlhlren " omnn- 'V. tills to the depot migrated there every summer f*?r th< n 1 is yo reltotiaded tin fishing season, and the rut eh In norm '"""'.v. All wti vas rut In two y? ars reached UftO.OOO quintals, A trot a w s'"' red for a consld season at present would represent hall jjnd goes otit to i the tracks !' these figures, whereas the outlook ,,ust 'on,'''r |,afi bettt poller- were snm now Is that for the 10,000 or I2.00( r. 'ider if he km r?l over the vloin people engaged, not more than flO.OOt ( no* n nil of the monej i quintals will he obtained. Itannlster is a I man type?on tt STAR. S. C. ' ME BALLOONS 1 J^OweM^HLifeto D BMSbrings cheer to all who I may be sufferers as he ?s J\ was. Read it: ft, J|P" /ly 1 "I ran honestly say that I owe IE l j?"" t. ' n<J life to I'erniin. After some of fc' // | the best (loclora hi tho country frave me up and told me I could fiK> Jl not live another month, Ptrun t.11 saved me. Travelling from town to town, throuKhout the country _ _ 9k 'V and hnvtnig to go into all kinds Rjl IK tBw \ badl> heated stores atid buil'l- loTS V-' intrs. sometimes s'-indica up loi 4'*' 1 hours at a time whilt plyit;tc my k?' \i. trade as au< lioiu < i . it is onl\ V M- natural thai I had cold* fre " I f' I> t so w'ben this would .. , I | |. occur i pa 1 lit It it- niion to It,* - .. ML I I lllitil last l'eeen.her wlleli 1 Ceil- . t Mi a, t rsict e.i a severe case, wh !i, l"-r of t J 11.:,- tltnmuli to > .1 oil in* p it- Auetiui fytk tL at Settl. d on iii> lull c - \t hen ill- . p, .r-rr |T? r IIUINI ????? ?II<- . I OV^llll ?>< <>r lll^\ |iw f 'i. JP? I ^llt* %% 11 In-Ml 2*\;il?. until I h??.*tr?l ^J of iVrun i. ( me{ so I ,|, Hffa assuming. quiet and prepossessing 1r Tin* W| looks. Tin* sum and substance of il nilnstc K| Is tlint she belongs to ii stock of west of St. "Ry |? ;ffBS V erners tliat does not know wlmt foal Komar WkJH &\V 's w',on comes to fnltllllng what slit thcnc-i I ' f ^ believes to la' h?*r oflicial duty. Mioluu IWrnmr Mrs. Bannister's husband, Cnptalc on?? eo JSUV;$ - Bannister, who died recently. was slier- ronmrl j liT of (Job-man county for many yeurs choice Ills wife assisted him in his work in the ?'a % many ways and is said to bo thorough- Elijah ly familiar with the details of the of haps t mm WB' flee. It was hut natural that she events B should be elevated to the vacant post- given tlon, her friends say. | phrast 1 SHE HAS WAR RECORD: ??. j? H i: 20 DESCENDANTS FIGHT :jj; j3 t- Pittsburgh, I'n.- Mrs E Gold- % pi Hj^^V stein of Pittsburgh holds a war * i I x. record, according to Information ^ "u" * '* If J; received at the Pittsburgh head- V quarters of the Zionist Organ!- S J; zations of America, of which the c Loans vs Lieutenant F. Luke *" woman is a member. She has 5 o\< di ivn three enemy bal- jp t?? grandsons and one great- ? i:,,,ids risingly short time of I 5 grandson in the English army ? by , s. Luke comes from ) X ??<> dk'ht grandsons and one ? ml he has done some g great-grandson in the United 5 j as an airmail. These X States army. S bring his total for mnannnnnnnr"it. o nine. Nine enemy . d,,>s! WANTS HUBBY IN THE ARMY Sil(\;'i'jr '\ftn I tlO nilT Asks Recruiting Office to Put Him ill.nnlx [ill I oir.1%* 11- n?.. .iiiunnu uu . " ? Hou [ Othi idists at Work on f?" f ";' -"" '? ? >" * "> ? est find welfare, as well as that of the \ s Border. nation, that I nsk you to allow my fnllec husband to enlist. Ho la forty-Reven , years old and I Insist that you take f I Mexicans Crossing him as n rook and put him right up pt Employment In near the front." ed States. S" wrote Mrs. Mary Hnlney of Wnt aoiiville. Pal., to nnny recruiting h?ad- ( aP'ta i.?Herman propagnn- quarters here, adding: Sniph II Mexico tind along "If there is any possible chance fnt I'ndivi ctlvcly engaged In lu- him to he examined and go as cook Cut lto Mexicans with a or anything else, let ine know by re-' Tax lag their crossing to turn mail and he will he there for ex- ,, de and accepting em- aminalion." | ers orers on farms, rnll- - ? r Indivf <;n.)iird <!...< has i,...... TA.NKS USED AS SHIELDS j.-.-t Ide publicity by the I that the Americans ,, _ , _ . _ .. . _ ig drafting all Mexi- Hun* Tak* B^'"d Damaged i the ages of eighteen Monsters But Are Driven Out , r..shi, to the army, while all by JVanks. will ulso be forced In- Toti .... . _ Paris.?Damaged tanks, abandoned ukon to Prance, where . .. , r by the ! reneii ?nen the Germans 1 as washerwomen for , , , o-\Ti ... , ,, made their Into spring ilrlve, were >i \c i< ?rs an< n. a . ( ,1PP^ nf, behtnd xvhfeh German 1 Go reports have reached nuiH,,nP ftn!nnPrs .TT? th" ,,of' . , .. cans at various points between F sines . . nsular service on the ? . _ , caslne .I i nml Solssons. neeonhng to Corp. Uovnl , . are exerting their ut- . T, , . _,TI 1 who. i . , .^4 Thttrvor of Hoedshurg, Wis. et the Mexicans right . , , ' above ... ? . 1 They got behind these old upi that none hut Atuerl- ' ... , ,, , ' trim r k ?. ?,. turned tanks, a number of which I lr,H f he subject to the sesrw and tried to hold us nn after we shown idle, an for women, iy no foundation for , fh/ V"s,p' , *n,d Thurver. ley will he conscripted #| "f cour^ !t wns v n , , tlon of time until we worked our wnv nm tti iherwoinen in h ranee, . ,. . A, . -T rm number of women ub nr?"nd them and ,th ,thp ?">rmnn and none others are ",nrhlnP ^"nprs doP,d,d thJ through with the war. They Invarla?iit rw mm II. k , i . .. ( nri er itriift Is I., c fleet My surrendered." at the tier,,,,,,, Pr..?? Thurver ,?,s shot In the rh.st and 1.11 ' ''T """I"".. Run behind hue ernte Is to 'ho ! s of the Americans to from Mexico to do ag- ' her work in this ?*.un- iT1* f*'**2J*--- r-a. .V, |j n? r? rx * ar a fi| 1 IvJL i at 39, X W Mr Marion Holcomb, of Nancy, ut is Not Citizen A js a long while I suffered with stem I B have paii.s and a heavy feeling i K?n<?August An- ( disagreeable taste in my mouth. 1 nine, and a grand- y ? butter, oil or grease, I would spit il just found out ho ? m regular sick headache. 1 had usee tizon of tiio iTnitod n af.or a course of these, I would b ing his registration i H seemed to tear inv stomach all uj ustrnv t I at an for my trouble, i n : rv.r?w?o,,.r, } B tbedfori illicit und tins u sou | my. IIo was given U 3 ?4 ^ ^ ?etv?v-v?Q-Q-Q-tj: | BS| ^ H 1? MFF MAKES GOOD ~~~~ , *7 recommended very highly, so beg, ; After an Offender, U me j |<eCp ; jn jhe house all the *117,MSvurrend8P R liver medicine made. I do not h stomach trouble any more." Bl m?0 Ea the iaded liver nnri heln? it tr? Hn w NiV.Tiir"of ruu'uun ^ throwing out waste materials and i n know hor miv tnm M tem. Tliis medicine should be ii .>s on tt.T six-shoot?M g use in time of need. Getapackn make no arrest the nf Eg Sluggish, take 3 doSC tonight. Y >r miikc pcncofui sur1 w morrow. Price 25c a package. nws wlint Is Rood fot' gj _m /xw%im a leant hy this that Mrs : H ONE CENT A , woman of the roughle contrary she Is uq t-r^8SK3S252 llanks and Itank 8.602.5!) dual in-posits subto rhwk 158.884.3') Cert ideates of dolt 5.227.96 r\s chocks 3.283.39 ;il $202,858.43 ! : OF SOU'i'TT CAROLINA, unty of Lancaster?ss. [>rc nio camp James K. Caskov, i ?#f the above named hank, icing duly sworn, says that the and foregoing statement is a ondition of said hank, as by the books of said hank. J AS. E. CASK MY, Cashier, irn to and subscribed before is ! tli day of Nov.. 1918. 11. A MORTON, Notary Public. t Attest: OUT 11. MACKFY. NO. T STFVKNS, , :ii()V SPRINC.S, 1 )ir? ctors. ROTTRT.K i Ky., says: "For quite g acli trouble. 1 would || ifter my meals, a most If 1 ate anything with ML up. I began to have M 1 pills and tablets, but e constipated. It just K& >. 1 found they were c| icard vs 1 ftOuHT an to use it. It cured *3 ! time. It is the best ave sick headache or ft lack-Draught acts on its important work of poisons from the sys- M i every household for m ge today. If you feel ou will feel fresh toAll druggists. ^ DOSE (j TJ) R IOSOl'RCKS. and Discounts ...$81,405.97 afls 2,012.34 and Stocks Owned the Hank 3,200.00 from Hanks and kers 1 04.3 69.9 T. toy 4,062.00 502.50 and Other Minor i 337.21 < and ("ash Items . . 06.7') ige for the Clearing se 5.62 er Resources, viz.: Savings Stamps . . . 846.IS Treats. Cert 50,000.00 tion Account . . . . 30.00 al $202,858.4 3 DIAHILITIKS. 1 Stock Raid in ..$ 10,000.00 as Fund 12.000.00 ided Profits, less rent Kxpenses and es Paid 4.860.10 PAGE THREE , \ ERUNA ired \ m, #i ^ /"i?? ''"<v * * ^ i(itnn?*l >!? !<liile>*v !;507 K. KiUisas.City, Mo.. Mem It?- Society of L:. tf. Jewelry I icua. ; Sold Kvitjnhrrr, | nliU't or I !<i ii<I Korin > cardinal archbishop of West* r. who has Inltiutoil the Guild Michael for Airmen, Invites nil i Catholic airmen "to place Ives under the protection of St. el hy joining the mil hi." No nltl desire a doughtier champion, les n T.ondon paper, hut the of the Russian airmen, who lo rlv days of the war decided on as their patron saint, is per ven more plausible. It Is, ut all . plain that these days have an entirely new meaning to tha \ "prince of the powers of the Hank No. 25(>. lenient of the Condition of Bank of Heath Springs d at lleatli Springs, S. (!., at >se of business Not I st tills