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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.



WHEREAS. Default has been made
In the payment of money secured by
a mortgage. dated the third day OF
December in the year OF our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifteen,
executed by Attic Camilli, and Elena
Camilli. his wife OF the village OF
Iron River. Iron county, Michigan, TO
the Northern Real Estate Company, OF
Escanaba. Michigan, a corporation
existing under and by virtue OF the
laws OF the state OF Michigan, which
said mortgage was recorded In the
office OF the Register OF Deeds, for
Iron County, in liber at" OF mort
cages. on pages AIT and AIS. on the
2Ath day OF December, A. D., 1915, at
nine o'clock in the forenoon.
And Whereas, the amount claimed
to be due on said mortgage at the
date OF this notice. is the sum OF four
tcen hundred and six and 22-100 ($1,-
406.22) dollars. OF principal and in
terest and the further sum OF twen-
ty-five dollars, as an attorney fee
stipulated for in said mortgage, and
which Is the whole amount claimed
TO be unpaid on said mortgage, and
NO suit or proceedings having beer
Instituted at law TO recover the debt,
now remaining secured by said mort
gage. or any part thereof, whereby
the power OF sale contained In said
mortgage has become operative.
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby
given. that by virtue OF the said pow
or of sale, and In pursuance OF the
statutes In such case made and pro
vided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed. by a sale OF the premises
therein described. at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the front
door or the Court House in the City
OF Crystal Falls, in said county of
Iron, on the 10th day Of August, A. d.
1918. next, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day; which said premis-
es are described in said mortgage az
follows to-wit:
That part Of the Northwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter INV Il sw
"a of Section twenty-four (2D. in
Township forty-three (43) North. OF
Range thirty-five (S5), West, describ-
ed by metes and bounds as follows:
Commencing at point three hun
dred eight and 41-100 (30S 41-100)
| feet, south of the north line, and thirty
three (33) feet east OF the west line
OF said northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter (nwA sw ~ and
running from thence south eleven and
60-100 I'll 60-100) feet; thence east one
hundred twenty feet (120); thence
north one hundred twenty-five (125)
feet; and thence southwest one hun
dred ffty-three and 9O-100 (15S 90
1000 feet to the point of beginning
said parcel of land being lot number
ed one % OF block numbered two (2)
OF Frank Aliens addition to the vii.
lage OF Iron River, Iron County, Mich
igan.
Dated at Crystal Falls, Michigan
this 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1918.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE COM
PANY.
a corporation, Mortgage
Moriarty & Dwyer, Attorneys.
Crystal Falls, Mich. May 1912
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

(Note Important Change in Registra-
ton Laws)

(Note Important Change in Registra-
ton Laws)
To the qualified electors OF the city of
Crystal Falls, State of Michigan:
Notice is hereby given that in con-
formity with Act 1876, Public Acts of
1917, /, the undersigned City Clerk,
will, upon any day except Sunday and
a legal holiday, or the day OF any regu-
lar or special election or official pri-
mary election, receive for registration
the name OF any legal voter in said
City not already registered who may
APPLY TO ME PERSONALLY for
such registration, except that ! can
receive no names for registration dur
ing the time intervening between the
second Saturday before any general or
special election or official primary
election and the day Of such election
August IL, 191S-Last Day for General
Registration for Primary Aug. %.
All electors not already registered
and intending TO vote at said ELEC-
TION, should MAKE Personal AP-
PLICAT1ON TO me on or before the
18th day of August, A. ID. 1918.
Notice Is further hereby given that ]
will be at City Hall, City Clerks Of
flee, August 3, and August 10, 1918,
from s o'clock a. m. until s o'clock
D. m. on each said day for the purpose
of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION
and REGISTERING such of the quail
flied electors in said City as SHALL
APPEAR and apply therefor.
The name OF no person but an ACT
uAL RESIDENT Of the precinct at
the time OF registration, and entitled
under. the constitution, IL remaining
such resident, to vote at the next cleo
ton shall be entered in the registra-
tion book.
Registration Of Absentee by Oath.
If any person whose name is not
registered shall offer and claim the
right TO vote at any election, and
shall offer and claim the right TO vote
at any election, and shall UNDE2
>,oATH. state that he is a resident OF
)such precinct and has resided in the
Ward TWENTY DAYS net preceding
such election, designing particularly
the place of his residence, and that he
possesses the other qualifications OF
an elector under the constitution; and
that, owing TO the sickness or bodily
inhrmity OF himself, or OF some mem
Der OF his family or owing to his alb.
sence from the City on public business
or histown business, and without In
tent 10 avoid or delay his registration
he was unable to make application TO
registration on the last day provided
by law for the registering OF electors
preceding such election then the
name, Of such person shall be register
cd, and he shall be permitted 10 vot'
at such election. III such applican
shall in said matter. wilfully maxi
any false statement, he shall b
deemed guilty OF perjury, and. upoi
conviction, be subject to the pains AM
penalties thereof.
Provision in Case OF Removal 10 An
other Precinct.
Any registered and qualified vote
who sas REM from ONE ELEc
sfTIoN PREC y OF City TO anothe
detection on Y OF the same Cit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

ious to election day, on application 10
the City Clerk, TO have his name tr rs
ferred from the registration book OF
the precinct from which he has remov-
ed to the registration book of the pre-
cinct in which he then resides. Such
elector shall have the right to have
such transfer made ON ELECTION
DAY by obtaining from the board OF
inspectors OF election OF the precinct
from which he HAS REMOVED a
CERTIFICATES OF TRANSFER and
presenting the said certificate to the
BOARD OF ELECTION INSPECTORS
OF THE PRECINCT IN WHICH HE
THEN RESIDES.
Women Electors.
The names Of all qualified women
electors not already appearing on the
registration list will be registered
provided personal application is made
in conformity with the foregoing pro-
visions.
WILLIAM ]. GRIBBLE,
Clerk OF the City OF Crystal Falls
Dated July %, 1918.
NOTE-The provisions OF Sec. OF
the general primary law relative to
registration are no longer in effect
having been superseded by said Act
1926, Public Acts OF 1917. above refer
red to- Aug 3-3t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-03
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-08-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
MAGNIN WINS BRILLIANT
VICTORY AND SMASHES
GERMAN PALM OFATTACK

NEW YORK, august 21(Assocated Press - The sweeping
advance of the French Tenth Army the
between Rbecourt and Sossons which Monday
attaining proportions that mark this battle big
by General och blow against the Germans
force wide teaignmen OF their front
ard in the NOyon salient
Yesterday the averaged nearly three miles along IF
mile 'front.' made in the face Of heavy
all the vital points Up four o'clock yesterday
OF eight thousand had been taken General Magn
and hundreds OF machine supplies. Along
OF the line the German in killed heavy
French advancing ground with enemy bodies
asst night the French had captured Cuts high ground
north the thus giving them the last heights
Os In this region the operations of General Magnn
brilliantly successful.
When the battle yesterday morning was against
lines heavily reinforced having brought up three fresh
divisions during the night. According among
taken yesterday the German expected
the line with these fresh troops and the
been broken and thrown back heavy
launched.
Instead of holding the however German first line
itself smashed within hall attacked
and the ous poured through the gaps the remaining
driving the Germans before them The prepara
ton which the violent since the opening
to have thrown the Germans plans complete
The attack is general along front Fonenov on the
Msne to Pmpez the Disc During the night ell
tered and held the village Vassens northwest With
the dawn the general advance numerous villages
and Amcts occupied and passed. including Pessy
Fouraverre BeIontane Bancourt Os Cour latter
wv" DclnS the ASne between FOnenoy
According the latest Magnins line last
night through Qunoierie Champ Mere Maua
cutting Hin 100 of Mesni and through Vaprez farm
northwest of SOssons with the advance continuing
he advance its end has thrust sharp elbow
the German line north of scissors and forcing the wholly
renquIsh the hold he has managed
the Sne of SCISSORS The vipng up the Ger
along the Aisne and have reached miles
Of Sossons To the north of the the
nearly FIVE miles, this endangeng the Germans Vese
and the ASne leaving them flank attack 1t thought
probable that General Magnns advance will withdrawal
the Chemm deS Danes line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
ID IOTING WIDESPREAD
N IN MANY CITIES

TOXIC. August 20-(Special TO the
Hawaii ChnpO) Despite the assurance
by the government that the crisis in
the rice riot situation had passed, VIC,
lent disturbances are still going on in
many parts Of the Empire.
From the city Of Matsuvama, capital
of Yohime prefecture, comes n report
that q great demonstration is now in
progress. Troops are reported to have
been called ont to quell the rioters.
In Moi. seaport of Fukuoda pre-.
lecture, troops were ordered to the
SCIENCES Of various desperate fights be
tween the mobs and the police, to as
sist the latter. A large number of
Koreans residing in the city are report
ed TO have particinated in this rioting.
In Osaka the situation remains un.
improved. Last night the Tenman- "a
Theater, one of the largest playhouses
in the city, was destroyed BY fire. Ar,
son on the part Of the rioters Is sus-
pected.
Up to date more than 1900 men who
have taken part in the rioting in Osa,
ka have been arrested BY the police.
Wkayama, n city not far from Osa
ma "dH I0e scene OF TlSTpe
disturbances. The police, with the aid
of troops. arrested l20 ringlcaders.
In the prefecture Of Yamaguchi one
thousand coal miners have started riot
ing.
mob in the city of Tobatn. in Flu
kuokn prefecture, attacked and looted
the rice establishments. carving away
six hundred bags Of rice.
In Kobe but little improvement is
seen in the tense situation. To date
$4,000 rice stores, wholesalers and re,
tailers, big and small, have been at
tackled and looted. The mobs have car.
ried away over $4,000 bags of rice.
In the city of Fuiiyeda, in Shizuoka
prefecture, eleven wholesale rice estab,
Iishments were burned, while in Okla.
wanna a mob applied the torch to q
g eat rice mill. The structure, as well
as the rice stored in the mill, went
mp in smoke. The mob then dispersed
satisfied with their revenge upon the
rice prOfiteer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE
BEGINNING TO GO EAST

The college students are beginning to
90 East. \ number Of girls, graduates
Of Punahou in this year : class, will
DON leave to take up their studies
Durothrn Cooke and Elizabeth Hobby
ga cutter Bvn NGawr Mnr"nret And
rade and Laura Cassidy will enroll at
Mills College in California. Florence
Denisun will 60 to Smith College.
All Of these girls were active in
student affairs at Punuhou and excellent
students, Florence Denisou. Dorothca
Cooke and Elizabeth Hobby being
honor students.
Dcnnet Wilmington will leave 10 II
few days to enter Harvard He is the
hfth Wilmington 10 be graduated from
punnhou and to enter Harvard. All
" be- have previously entered have Won
then "H' Paul and I.athrop were
members Of the football team and Of
'hr crew, Lnlhrop being captain in hls
SENIOR wear. Paul was also prominent
III Wrestling, winning the Inter COLLEGE
ate ,humpionship. and in swimming
bnN ia won his letter last spring III the
,rrn which defeated Yale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
TALL CZECHO-SLOVAKS
RALLY FOR LIBERTY

WASHINGTON, August 20-(Ofici.
an-Tbe CZechO-Slovak national coun.
ell has received a manifesto issued by
the newly founded Czecho- Slovak ma.
tional committee in Prague The mani,
fcstO declares the main points in the
program of the national committee are
"uniting and cO-Ordinating all forces
Of the Czccho-SlOvak nation for the
realization of their national aspirations
and calling all Czecho .Slovaks to rally
to the struggle for hherty.'
The manifesto also expresses conf
denrc in the outcome of the fight and
asserts thar by their own strength "thc
Czerho SluNak people have risen from
the grave of centuries and bv their
own strength will ularc themselves in
the light of the world in the company
Of free nations Of the future for the
liberation and civilization Of man
Kind
\ leading journal Of Prague, the
Nnrodu I.rsti. which was suppressed
recently, has rNappeared. Commenting
nn the situation it declares that Will"
the r"ichrath is near dissolution the
CzerhS have parliamentary body
which viii decide the drstinics Of the
; alton - and adds that while Austria is
i've for destruction. should she collapse
today German machine guns are on
hand to aid her. The journal rounseIE
patience for few months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
OTAN| TO LEAD
CZECHO-S LOVAKS
All Commanders In Siberia Put
Their Armies Under His
Supreme Command

TOXIC, August 20 Srrcia! TO Nip
pu Jiii)- main Czccho Slovak army
and the main Bolshevik army. the Ia,
ter strongly reinforced nv liberated
German and Austrian prisoners, are
facing each other at NirLolisk. IN i'm
portant railroad Junction sixty miles
north of NIadivostok. 40 open clash is
as yet reported.
To reinforce the Czerho Slovaks ut
this front and to give decisive battle to
the Bolshcviki, a portion of the Jap
anese Twelfth Division left Nladivostok
yesterday.
General Kikuzo Otani, who arrived
Mt VladivostOk on Sunday with his staff,
called the commanders of the Allied
forces into conference soon after his
landing. The japanese commander in
chief was given at this conference the
supreme command over all military ac-
tivities, not only Of the Allies but of
the CZecho Slovak and n number Of
other different anti radical forces in
the field.
An appeal from the Czecho Slovaks
for the expansion of Allied activities
as far west as the Baikal region, was
received Yesterday. by the foreign Of
fee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
NEW REG|STRANTS
TO Be CALLED OUT

We absolutely cannot FIJI out our
quota of draftees for service as re.
quired at Schofeld Barracks and Fort
Nhaftrr from the Class IA lists. and
must rely upon the new registrants Just
turned twenty-One to complete it,
said Capt. H. G. Field, selective draft
officer, yesterday.
From reports received at draft head
quarters from the various local boards
Of Hawaii, Maui, Kaui and Oahu, the
effort to raise Glass l men from lower
classes, has been fruitless. There has
been little change in the status of reg
rStrants since last year. the local boards
discover, and there is little more reason
existing today than last year to change
the classification of the majority of the
rrgIstrAnts. In the cases of some who
have changed from essential to non
essential occupations, and those who
had Dependency last year and have
none now, they have been placed in
Class !.
apiain Field said positively yrster,
'Gy that the young men who register
sd on Juk 81, must 10 prepared to
answer a call at mn early date and en-.
ter military service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
JAPANESE RIOTERS
GROW MORE VIOLENT
Emperor Hastens Back Ia
Capital To Meet
Situation

TOXIC, August % Special to Nip.
IN JiiJ- The Emperor and Empress
viii return here tomorrow morning
from Nihko, where they have been
spending the summer, their early re.
turn being due to the tense pomticaI
situation. Otherwise they would hav"
stayed at their summer villa until the
latter part Of September.
An Improvement in the rice riot sit
nation was noticed here today when
the Toxic rice exchange, which had
been closed by the government indef
initCly for buIling the price Of the sta
pie, was permitted to reopen. The quo
tations this morning showed some fall
ing off
In Yokohama vandalism reigned
throughout the city Yesterday and many
stores and residences belonging TO rice
brokers, as well as those known to be
rich, were destroyed.
In Toxic. the great Kinki-kan Han,
in the Kandu district, was burned last
night. At first the rioters were
thought to he responsible but a careful
investigation by the authorities shows
that the fire was an accidental one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
MISSISSIPPI HAS
DUMPED VARDAMAN
His War Record Too Much For
Loyal Voters-Beaten In
His Own Home Town

JACKSON, Mississipn. August 2I---
Associated Pr"ss)-lf the early re
turns in the Democratic primary are
maintained throughout the State, Sen
ator lanes X. Nardaman, has been
badly beaten for denomination by Pat
Harrison, Of Gulfport, now a repre-.
sentative in congress from the sixth
district.
Harrison opposed Nardaman on his
war record and appealed to the voters
t" defeat the man who had opposed
the President in such vital matters as
the declaration of war and the various
preparedness measures The voters
have responded, Nardaman not only
running away behind in tn" State, so
far as the returns are in, but being
beaten in his own ward and in his own
home city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
Germans Lost Along Every Front
Where Fighting Occurred Yesterday

LONDON August 2l-(Associated Press) - The Ger
MANS yesterday lost every point which pressure
brought to bear by The Allies attacking
lily along several Prisoners the number
than nine thousand taken Allies
fronts and heavy casualties inflicted
The Germans fell back Scissors between the
Atsne and the Somme along the Arras and Lys
salient In the latter withdrawal Scarpe east Of
Arras the British have reganed virtually all the ground
far the old battle line of December 1917 while
oints the British have narrowed the Lys salient
With the French holding Beuvragnes the important town
OF Roye is on the Of falling
In the MerVine the Lys on Ose-Aisne
'front.' the British and French pressing rereang
closely.
There has been lte fighting along the Vese.
The extent of the various operations being
by the Franco British forces indicates Foch plans egu
lar series of attacks keeping enemy occupied
until winter in defending himself leaving him opportunity
tor the reorganization of his forces for another offensive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
HAIG PRESSES ENEMY BACK. e..
ALONG TWO FRONTS TAKING
SOME VALUABLE POSITIONS

ONDON. august u \SSociatc, IrS>D There in
IL dCauns that the will withdraw altogether the
salient rather than hold the ground the face Of
pressure brought then, General
iaig and the that this will
day day. One the that the
withdrawing his artillery he did along the Nmens front
before his wide withdrawal there only unsupported nfan
t" hold strongpunts while the army
1t apparent that the have practically al
left along the side OF the salient reply the
British guns is by long range pieces well in the
HAIG FOLLOWS CLOSE
General ag advancing along the end the
pocket making total advance yesterday along mile OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
THREE HUNS ADD
TO FONCK'S RECORD

PARIS, August 2l--( Associat-
ed Press)-Rene Font k, the great
French ace, added to his already
famous record yesterday and set
q new air mark
Flying over the enemy's lines
he was attacked by three German
planes. BY swift maneuvertng and
accurate FIRE he downed each of
the three Germans, from the open
ing Of the air battle until the
third German machine plunged
to the ground being exactly TWEEN
ty seconds.
Fonck shot down his dxtieth
enemy machine last week and his
triple victory yesterday makes his
ofiicial score sixty three.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
VS. SIS. -
GERMANS SURRENDER
WITHOUT FIGHTING

AMERICAN ARMY HEADQUAR.
TERS IN FRANCE. August 2O-(Asso.
cisted Press )-American troops today
captured sixty Prussians near Fsmes
without any firing on either side. The
sixty were all that remained of ma
chine gun company which had been in
line less than a month.
\ prisoner informed the Americans
of the location of the survivors. The
sixty men said they had agreed to sur,
render if the opportunity arose.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
QUIET SUNDAY IS
REPORTED BY PERSH|NC
Twenty-Five Men Get Distinguish
ed Service Cross

WASHINGTON, August COON
iaD-tieneral Pershing in his com
munique for August IS says that
"asidc from artillery activity and
fruitless hostile raids in the Vosges
sector there is NOTHING to report" He
also reports that the distinguished ser
Vie" cross had been awarded to three
officers and four men.
For August 10, tn" communique re-
ports: North Of Toul hostile raids
were rrPulsed with losses to enemy -
and ON that date the distinguished
service cross had b6Gn awarded to
twenty five officers and men of the ex
prditionarv forces.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
AWATORS Of FRANCE
DOWN MANY GERMANS

WASHINGTON, August 90 -(OAi
oiaD- An official despatch from Franco
says that French aviatOrs during July
shot down forty-fve enemy airplanes
within the Allied lines and one hundred
and thirty-nine behind the enemy lines.
During the same period forty-n nine OBJ.
sorvation balloons had been burned, and
535 tons Of high explosives were drop.
ped on German Notifications, lines of
flights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
HUNDREDS KILLED
IN FOOD RIOTS IN
CITY OF PETROCRAD

LONDON, August 2O-(Associnted
Press)-'Hundreds Of persons have been
killed and wounded in q battle between
Lettish guards and food rioters in the
streets of Petrograd. after the city had
been without food for two days and the
population rose in revolt.
WOrkmcn marched the streets shout,
ing, "DOwn with the Germans-dOwn
with the Kremlin."
A serious battle occurred at Smolny
Institute. headqua rters of the Bolshe.
Wiki, and the city has been put under
martial law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
VIENNA IS MEATLESS
THREE DAYS IN WEEK

WASHINGTON, August COON,
riaN An official despatch from Swift,
herland says that the Vienna mum
ripul authorities have ordered that
hereafter three days of the week shall
be meatless
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
MEN ARE
THRILLED BY NEWS
Of SH|PBU|LD|NC

WASHINGTON, August 2N-COfi,
rinll-News of the nation 3 achieve
ments in shipbuilding has reached the
war front and in the words of General
Pershing, "thrills every American in
France
General Pershing,s reply was in an
swer to cabled message from the
chairman of the United States Ship
ping Board expressing determination
Ito put tonnage behind the American
spearhead in Franco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
CHILE RAISES $4,000
FOR RED CROSS FUND

WASHINGTON, August 2O--(Ofi
cinll-The American Red Cross Coun
ell has been Notified that the Red
Cross war fund drive which was con
Quoted throughout Chile during the
week which ended July 6 was rnstru
mental in raising $llSOO0 for the
cause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
WHEAT GLUTEN FOR
GERMANY IS SEIZED

NEW YORK, August ~ -(OficiaD
Agents Of the alien enemy custodian
have seized l,057 900 pounds of dewitt
allied wheat gluten store near here,
which it was believed was to have
found it's way into Germany through
Switzerland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
GERMAN RESERVES
NOT YET EXHAUSTED

LONDON, August 90 Associated
Press Reuter- : correspondent with
the French army reports that the en-
envy reserves are not yet exhausted
The Germans may still possess thirty
fresh divisions (about $4,000 mem he
estimates, as well as 100000 youths
of the class Of 1920.