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once OF Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington. Dec. 10th. 1919.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, ii has
been made to appear that
The Crystal Falls National Bank. To-
Gated in the City OF Crystal Falls. in
the county OF Iron and State of Michi-
gan. has complied with all the pro-
visions OF the statutes OF the United
States required TO be complied with
before an association shall be author
lied TO commence the business OF
banking.
Now, therefore. /, John Shelton
Williams, Comptroller OF the Curren-
cy. do hereby certify that
The Crystal Falls National Bank To-
Gated In the City OF Crystal Falls, in
the county OF Iron and State OF Michi-
gan, IS authorized TO commence the
business OF banking. as provided in
sectbn ffty-one hundred and sixty
nine OF the Revised Statutes OF the
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal OF office this 10th day
Of December, 1919.
John SHELTON Williams.
tSeal.) Comptroller OF the Currency.
First Jan. 3-last Feb. 2s. 1920.
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much as possible. Take the best pos
sible care of yourself, as keeping ply
sically fit is your best prop for inn
munity. When you are tired keep out
OF crowds
II is important to keep your homes
warmed an equal temperature; not
overheated nor under heated, seventy
degrees is usually the rule, unless in
exceptional cases like the aged or the
sick who may need more, being care
full to keep the air fresh and moist,
which can be aided by eyaporating
pans.
Proper clothing for protection a
gainst sudden drafts and chill, warm
feet, plain, nourishing food suitable to
your work, warm pure air in your
homes help to fortify your resisting
power against germ invasion.
For your own safety. | will suggest
a few rules. which is to be hoped you
will carry out TO the letter;
Keep away from all cases OF Inhu-
enza and colds.
Avoid all public gatherings.
If you MUST cough or SNEEZE use
your handkerchief.
The very first symptoms OF a cold"
go 20 bed and stay there until your
doctor tells you It IS safe to get up.
You cannot expect medicines TO cure
you unless YOU are willing to do your
part.
a. A. Metcalf, NJ d.,
Health officer.
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First Jan. 81 Last Feb. IA, 1920
STATE Or MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County Of

iut AfVuttt RVhih W. 'fi' N"''s
Iron
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Frank
Forest, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that four
months from the 26th day OF Novem-
ber, A. ID. 1920. have been allowed for
creditors TO present their claims a.
gainst said deceased to said court for
examination and adjustment, and that
all creditors OF said deceased are re-
auired 10 present their claims to said
court. at the probate office, IN the
City OF Crystal Falls, in said county
on or before the 2eth day Of April, a.
d.. 1920 and that said claims will be
heard by said court on Monday. the
2eth day of April. a, p 1920, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated November 2eth, A. d, 1920
A true copy.
FRED F. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
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There r. more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years IL was sup
posed TO be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
20 cure with local treatment. pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh IL a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by +. y. Cheney a
Co. Toledo. Ohio. IL constitutional
remedy is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails TO cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
+. J. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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A M AS

Gust casagranda was here Feb. 2.
Joe schaber and George Brozak
spent the week end at their respective
homes in Crystal Falls.
Mr. VIM. Hoskings OF Milwaukee is
visiting with his mother, Mrs. J.. Hos
kings.
| The Messrs Toivo Hilson, Nestor
Hill and Carl Jagilsky spent the week
end at their home In Amasa, returning
TO Charming Sunday night.
Mrs. Nestor Holm OF Ironwood Is
spending few weeks visiting with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Mackey.
Rev. krankkala OF Brentwood held
services In the Finnish church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. Mary Sand returned Monday
after short visit with relatives In
Crystal Falls.
Miss Rose Dallafior left for Chicago
Sunday morning where she expects
to resume her work as a nurse. Miss
Dallafior has spent the past six weeks
visiting with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson enter
tanned few friends last Sunday after
noon, the occasion being Mr.. Carlson's
birthday.
Mrs. Doms Dallafor entertained al |
a six o'clock dinner, Saturday, I'm hon
or of Miss Rose Dallafior. The follow
ing guests were present; Mrs. Ron
aid Rantanen of Houghton, Mrs. Art
Carlson, the Misses Ida Gustafson,
Pearl Peterson, Celia zelesnick and
Edna Retallic.
Mrs. V. Bowden of Crystal Falls
Is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. Holm.
John Bloomquist has been unable to
report at work for the past few days
OH account OF an attack OF la grippe.
large number of our towns people
enjoyed the community singing at the
Town Hall last Friday evening. Mr..
rrestrail was present and certainly
lid full justice TO his part of the pro-
gram as leader. He also pleased the
audience by singing a solo, II Cannot
Sing the Old Songs" Mr.. Trestrail
ias splendid voice and he is right
Il home in getting a bunch of persons
o sing, especially so. when they res
,ond with such readiness and enthus-
asm as was manifested last Friday
light. Mr. T. Odgers OF Crystal
Falls. attended and was ready as us
lal, to add 20 the program by telling
few stories and making some APP
,ropriate remarks. Miss Gebhard
.endercd violin solo and kindly res
bonded to a hearty encore. The pro-
,rab closed by few remarks from
dr. Ellsworth and the singing Of Am
.rlca"
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Engagement Announced

AZ .crnne. and Miss Fue brtthe min
begin to have FEVER or n au t
patedi I may be he Grippe
Before retiring your hot salt water take sooa pig Cup
and 10 bed Tor
the nehtrs you'll feel great the next morning
al before the or -
IL In the House ana use az 'ne very
warning-then you're safe
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LOGS WANTED for shipment this
winter. Woods run Eastwood. woods
run Birch and soft Elm. Also veneer
birch and elm logs.
KEEL wooDENwARE CO..
Kiel. Wise.
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

tice agents said.
 Chief Flynn tonight denied published reports that he was seeking five members of the so-called Galliani band ot anarch- ists
 Police estimated that 100000 persons visited the scene of the explosion today, So dense were the crowds in the narro" streets of tn cnancial district that au- tomobiles were barred within radius ot two blocks of the J. P. Morgan Company band and sidewalks were made one-Way thoroughfares for pedestrians.
 All prominent churches and puollc buildings. as well as the homes ot hlgh public officials and financiers were plac- ed under extra guard during the week eno but no untoward incident occurred
 impressive funeral services were helo heretoday for eight persons who were killed by the explosion. Military honors were accorIle ed to three of the victims who were war veterans.
 The September grand jury, Whlch was instructed Friday to conduct an lhVesI- gation into the disaster, will begin list eninG to the testimony of witnesses TO- morrow. Subpoenas have been isued TOT more than score of persons, who clam to have been within a block Of the eN- plosion when 1t occurred.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
PRAISE FOR DECISION OF
 ALAMO ISLAND QUESTION


 Paris. Sept ls.-lBy The 4. P)-Ths League of Nations through its interren- ton in the Aland Island question between Sweden and Finland has proved its right to live as an effective means of prevent ing future wars growing out of inter national disputes. Hjalmar Granting. the prime minister of Sweden. said today
 The council of the league. through iif cautious but prompt action. has dissipat- ed the feeling and Sweden believes the council will settle the matter to the sat- isfact.on of bothe countries" Premier Granting declared.
 "All thar the league needs to make it a most effective and certain instrument of reducing future war 10 the absolute mini mum Is the participation of the United States. Sweden and the other nations of the world await the entrance of ATneri- ca with anxiety and greatest interest"
 Referring 10 Sweden's position concern- ing the Oland Islands. Premier Brant- ing pointed out that Sweden never would give up the islands. which. he declared. are essentially Swedish. Sweden has gug- gested a Dleb.sciie 10 prove her claim. the premier said. but the council has not yet decided what means it will employ and three commissioners will make an investi- gation.
 M. Enckell. Finish minister in Paris. declared today that the League of Na- tions' conclusions on the question were based on inaccurate premises inadmissi- ble by Finland
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
Sim Fein Conducting Big Raid for Arms
Used Twenty Automobiles Captured From Week End Pleasure Seekers.

Belfast, Sept. 19.-With twenty auto mobiles captured from week end pleas ure seekers, Sim Feiners in mid-Tyrone Saturday carried out one of the biggest raids for arms in the history of Ireland. Early in the afternoon, when large num- bers of persons were starting on week end tours; body of men armed with reyoly- CTS stationed themselves at the entrance to Gortin Glens, a favorite drive, and held up all motor cars, the passengers being sent to the farmhouses adjacent
 When twenty machines had been cap tured, a gang of 100 masked men, all heavily armed and led by an officer, descended from the adjoining mountain side and entered the cars The drivers, with revolvers at their heads, were com pelled to take the raiders around the country, visiting houses in search of arms.
 Soldiers who had been in ambush since early morning surprised a body of Sim teiners at bombing practice in the hills today. One republican was killed two were wounded and thirty-fve captured
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
MESSAGE TO IRIsHMs;N
 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

London, Sept 2o.-Terence MacSwd- ney, the lord mayor of Cork, who is on a hunger strike in Brixton jail, today will send the following message on behalf of himself and the hunger strikers in Cork jail to lrishmen throughout the world. thanking them for theIr sympathy an prayers, according to the Daily Mail:
 Tomorrow I shall have completed forty days without tasting food, and though lying here helpless, my faculties are as clear as ever. 1 attribute this to the spiritual strength l receive from, my daily companions bringing me bodily strength, assisted by a wo / of masses and prayers.
 "I believe CNl has drf>y intervened to stay the tragedy for a while for a di- vine purpose of His own. It is incredi- ble that the people of England will allow this callous, cold-blooded murder to be pushed to the end. think that God i: giving them their last chance to pause and consider. But if their determination is to go on, our resolution was prepared from the beginning and we are prepared to die"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
BELIEF PREVAILS HUNGER
 STRIKERS ARE BEING FED

London, Sept. 19.-The condition of Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, was reported as, practically unchanged in three bulletins issued today by the Irish Self-Determination league, although he appeared somewhat refreshed by two hours sleep during the night. This even -ing's bulletin, given out by the league after Mrs. MacSwiney's daily visit to her husband, said: He is extremely weak but still conscious"
 Considerable talk was occasioned to- day by a paragraph appearing in the Sun day Times under the eld Who is Feed ing MT MacSwiney?" It says: Every body is asking who is feeding him. There is no doubt at all that the government is not giving him food. or any of the prison officials. It is sugge ested that his visitors, priests and rclatres. are giving him suf- ficient food to keep him alive"
 Pointing out that MT. MacSwiney and the Cork hunger strikers have virtually equalled Dr. Tanners forty-days' fast the paper asks how the first twelve men to me found-Mayor MacSwiney and the eleve min Cor2-when they tried to go without food could equal Dr. Tanners record, which excited the wonder of the world.
 In reply to this, Art o'Brien of the Irish Self-Determiration league said to- night: No nourishment or food of any 1 kind is being given to the lord mayor"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20

New York. Sept. 1s.-Department oi frsfice agents and the police were stfll without definite clue tonight to the iden- tty of the person or persons responsible for Thursdays explosion in Wall street
 Alexander Braliovsky a Russian jour rafist. who was arrested late yesterday on irro~matian furnished by an anonymous correspondent and who admitted having t-sn n the financial district short time after the explosion occurred, is still being hold without bail on a charge of being an undesirable alien.
 William J. Flynn. chief of the bureau of iuvsstigation of the department or inet'ce. declared tonight, that he placed no epecial significance in Brailovsky ar rest. but that he was being questioned and held in conformance with the depart --r~.s. rlan mot to overlook any bets and 10 follow un all leads" that may de- yalen In the coursh of the investigation.
 No other charge or suggestion that D-.. 1ovsky Is in any way personally re- st.1nsbie for the disaster has yet been rrlade bv the authorities They announc- .f however that he would be questioned further and an effort made to locate the frrae men with whom he was seen talk ing al Pine and Nassau streets less than an hour after the blast He Vehemently denies being implicated in the supposed plot ,-,-.
 The only other important development within the past twenty-four hours was a surrcstion by Medical Examiner Norris fhaf the sole remaining unidentified body that of blond-haired boy about 19, may be thai Of the driver of the death wag- o- which wns abandoned near the assay orHra inst ehfore the detonation took place and which is believed 10 have carried tirrc-bomh which caused the disaster. Seven "ldentifca tions" of the body were made during the day. but all proved to be erroneous upon subsequent investlgauon'
 A revised list of the dead tonight snow cd that 3f persons had lost their liVes as a result Of tho explosion. Some or the previous lists made the total B.
 Albert A. Pope. brother-in-law Of Ed win Fischer, who sent post card warn' inrs Of the disaster from Toronto to friends In the financial district was ques- fto-ad for nearly two hours today at the Recruitment Of justice offices. Pope turn .d Fischer over 10 tho authorities in Hamilton. Ont. where he is being detain- ,d prndlnr his extradtion to this city for questioning as 10 knowledge of the blast. Chief Flynn would not disclose the nature of the investigation or saw wheth- or pone had come voluntarily or in answ- or Go a summons. Fischer, who already has been adiudred mentally incompetent by a lunacy commission in Hamilton l' expected here tomorrow.
 pofcc invest gators will question Ftsch CT upon his arrival. department of jus
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
Statistics Given of
 Industrial Survey
Ten of IA Representative h. dustries Show Decrease in Number of Employees.

Washington, Sept 19-Ten out of total of fourteen representative industries showed decrease in the number of em- ployes on the payroll in August as com pared with July, the department of la bor's bureau of labor statistics reported in an industrial survey made public to- day Figures on which the comparison was made were obtained from identical establishments.
 The number of employees in the auto mobile manufacturing industry decreased 10 per cent. in August as compared with July. Other large decreases were 6 per cent. in the woolen industry and per cent in the leather, hosiery and under wear industries. Increases of 3.5 per cent. and Is per cent. were shown in car building and repairing and in paper making.
 As compared with July, the payrolls in August showed decreases in nine indust- ries and increases in five.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
HARDING RECEIVED A
 DELEGATION OF G. A. R. MEMBERS

Marion. O.. Sept. l9.-Though it was the Sabbath, Senator Harding. republican presidential candidate. received a front porch delegation today. No speech was made and there were no flags, no banners and no bands.
 The delegation was hundred members Of the Grand Army of the Republic from Akron. O.. who are en route to Indianap- oils to attend the national encampment They were headed by Emmett F. Tag gart, past grand commander for Ohio Tine senator and Mrs. Harding shook hands with each. Tomorrow another dcl- egation of about AGO veterans from nottli- ern Ohio points will stop over here for a f Y hours. Senator Harding will ad- dress them.
 number of persons conferred with Senator Harding last night and today Among them were Howard F. Greene of Chicago. secreta Y of the National Sheen and Wool buread. Major Henry s. Hooker i of New York. Governor R. Livingston Beeckman of Rhode Island and Wade H Ellis. manager of the Washington nead- quarters.
 With Mir. Greene the senator discussed pending legislation tiat wodld require the branding of shoddie.. so the buyer would know their real cha acter. The measure
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
WITHDRAWN
 FROM BAY STATE POLITICS

Boston, Sept 19-The republican state convention was held here yesterday to ''atfy the choise of the party for can didates to state offices and to supply a platform for their campaign.
 It was marked by the withdrawnl from Htate politics for the national arena of Governor Coolidge, the party candidate for vice president, after two terms as chief executive. In an address to the convention, he commended to the party Lieutenant Governor Charming Cox, the nominee of the primaries for his sue cessor.
 The controversy over the nomination for lieutenant governor, won by Congress man Alvan T. Fuller. but opposed by supporters of Joseph F. Warner, speaker of the house of representatives, appeared 10 be working toward solution when the delegates gath cred at Fremont Temple. Warner announced that he would return 10 his law practiAa at Taunton, disposing of all reports that he would take the field or the stump against the party nominee Robert NJ. Washburn of Worcester, who us a friend of Warner, had announced his independent candidacy against Fuller was in receipt of letter from 14 of his 27'fellow directors of the Roosevelt clut nearly all of whom supported Warner calling upon Washburn to withdraw.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
FOX TO OPEN SOUTHERN
 CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN TO-DAY

Los Angeles. Calf. Sept ls.-Governor Cox. Of Ohio, democratic presidential can- didate. passed through here tonight oE his way 10 open his Southern California campaign tomorrow at San Diego.
 Leaving oakl;tad. where he spoke last night. the governor spent today travelling along the coast route. He passed the day quietly. obtaining needed rest from his rapid-fre visit in the in the Bay .:ities. He also discussed the local cam psign with Representatives Ketner of San Diego. and Isadore Dockweiier. demo- cratic national committeeman for Call fornia, who joined the governors train at San Jose 10 participate in the southern Htate effort
 Governor Cox will speak tomorrow noon In San Diego theatre. plans for an open aid address where President Wilson Hpoke about year ago were changed be- ':ause of the condition Of the governors throat which was improved by todAy's rest
 Leaving San Diego at 3 ? m tomorrow Governor Cox will return 10 Los Angeles For an evening address On Tuesday he rili speak al Long Beach and address Los Angeles clubwomen and the Cait- fornia Editors association in Los Angeles. speaking later at San Bernardino on his wave east through Arizona. New Mexico. Colorado. Wyoming and the Missouri Val ley states.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
FATHER-IN-LAw PREFERRED
 THE CLARE OF THEFT

Salem. Mass. Sept. ls.-The police were informed that Millea, who is an adjustor for an insurance company Of Hartford. Conn. met the young woman at her home several months ago. Later they became engaged. but her father objected to their marriage. Yesterday Mil- lea met Miss sIittelson in Hartford and they drove in an automobile to Thomp- sonville where they were married by Rev. William o'Brien. Then they drove to Boston. where they spent the night, coming 10 Salem today.
 Mir. Mittelson followed In his limou- sine and lodged a complaint against them at the Salem police station. charging that they had stolen from him the car In which they travelled. Mrs. Millea told the police that her father had given her the car last winter to use in going to and from her home and a training school for teachers in Hartford where she was studying. She met her father at the po- lice station but exchanged only a few words with him.
 Friends of Afillea furnished the s1.oo1 bonds demanded for each and they will appear in police court tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
CREDIT MEN STRONG FOR
 FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept 19.-Direc- tors fo the National Association of Cred it Men, meeting here today, issued a statement calling upon the business men of the country to stand against any move to limit or eliminate the federal reserve banking system.
 "The nation should feel grateful for the ability the federal reserve banks have shown to cope with the unusual conditions and to stabilize the tenden- cies of men in the readjustment period. said the statement
 Safety demands an orderly defation and an orderly defation is much slow CT and more painful process than infla- tion. With patience, therefore, the bus mess public and the people generally must cooperate for an orderly defiation of credit and currency. If the process should appear very slow the reasons foI it must be unchanged. As a slip might precpitate crisis and slips of any kinds are therefore to be avoided.
 'The powers and abilities of the fed eral reserve system must be used al ways for the checking of unwise specu lation. The speculative and profiteerinf temperament at this juncture of the na tion's business should be rebuked anC 1 controlled at every turn"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-20
Rrsso-PoLEs WORKING ON
 ARMIsTICE AGREEMENT

pfra rrtvia. Sent 1S-CBy The A. P) Alter d two hour conference this aft e-noon between M Dombski. head of the Polish roace mission. and Adolph Joite' chief Of the Russian Soviet delegation, Inc orfrion was expressed to The Asso- riatsd Press by M. I.ados. secretary of the Polls mission. that there is little chance Of a cessation of the Russo-Polish fight ing until preliminary peace terms are agreed upon. , -,,,
 Action at the conference which will sndsavor 10 reach an agreement on arm ist'ce terms and formulate treaty or prscs between Poland and Soviet Russia win he controlled lsrIely by the military situation. according to views express cd here.
 The favorable military situation of the Poles st present. which makes their po- sit'on more secure. and the delay m the arrival Of the Polish delegates here' rounled with the dcliberateness or tne preliminary procedure, have created the i-,,rsssion that the conference may pt .f ., evtenaed nature. Until the Poles are able to establish line which can -eadiiv be defended. it is considered prob able in some official quarters here tna, Poland will not agree to cessatioh oi hostilities.
 N Neirmwitch. Lettish minister of for rrn affairs. will open the peace confer snce Tuesday with an address of wei come. to which M Dombsh and Joi1' viii respond. The presiding officer Will Df M Dnnski. it being his turn to presld' under the terms of the agreement reache' at Minsk. ..,.
 .rbis afternoon's conference was hel' behind closed doors at the Black Heat house erected as a club for bachelo merchants In the 18th century. NJ Joit drove to the conference in lmousin which belonged to the former empero of Russia. while M. Dombski arrived . aiianidated one-horse vehicle.