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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07
Anchor-Davis

Walter Anchor and Miss Iva M. Da-
Wis were married Monday evening at
8 O'Clock at the Presbyterian manse
by Rev. E. C. Henke. Mrs. Anchor
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Davis, and Mr. Anchor is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Anchor. The
bride has been a nurse at Wauwatosa,
while the groom is a farmer of Fair
field. Both are favorably known.
They will make their home. in Fair
field. where the best wishes of host
of friends follow them.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

The ice cream social given by the
Man Mound club at the G. Wilkinson
home on Tuesday evening was well
attended, about 70 being present.
There was a short program consisting
of several pieces by the Maple Valley
orchestra, two solos by Rev. G. E.
Maves Mrs. John Bayles was elect
ed secretary-treasurer to succeed Miss
Irma ThieIe.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07
WestfieId Homecomino
j. IL
DENzER

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Kindsehi of
Madison visited with relatives last
week.
Miss Mildred Schoephoerster Of
Prairie du Sac is staying with Her
man Unkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mayer, Mrs. LEM
and sons, Walter and Adolph, from
Baraboo visited with Will Zicks on
Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

l.. J. McFeeters has returned from
Escondido, Calf, where he spent the
past year and half. Just before
leaving that city he- called on Rev.
and Mrs. L. A Goddard, formerly res
idents of this city, Rev. Goddard hav-
ing charge of the Congregational
church here for several years. Mr..
McFeeters left California six weeks
ago and stopped in the western part
of Montana to visit relatives.
A dispatch to this office from the
Yards News bureau at Chicago states
that Frank Waldo of this city and
Hazel Ward of Chicago were married
at Crown Point, Ind.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07
E v -
- - - ny: no1

Mexican raiders STAY an American
rancher near the lower Rio Grande,
loot the ranch, and attack the daugh-
tiers and wife Of the slain owner. They
recrossed into Mexico.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

burg and Percy Alexander and family
and the Misses Florence and Ruth
Alexander at Baraboo.
Albert Kruger has started milk
route to the cheese factory and gath
ers milk from the farms of Messrs.
Dreifke, Albert Flick, Henry Verthein,
Philip Grubb and Herman Kopf. Will
liam and Charles Schultz are also pa
irons now.
Miss Florence Black is visiting Miss
jamie Borders.
WestfieId Homecoming
The annual picnic of the Westfeld
Homecoming association will be held
in Westfield, June q in the, grove on
the Henry Alexander eighty. $50. IS
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-06-07

The British and Germans are en-
gagged in violent artillery duel on
the battle lines near Belgium.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
ENGINEER PLANS
BIG EXTENSION
OF CITY SEWERS

Detroit this year viii undertake
the most comprehensive develop
ment OF It's sewer systSm in the
city's history. n The plans - Clar.
ence W Hubbell. city engineer, are
carried out Mr. Hubben is now
preparing estimates 81 the amount
Of work that must be accomplished
this summer 20 open the territory
recently annexed to the city. These
estimates will have been consoiidst.
I'd By Fec. 9. when The department
II public works budget must be- com
pleted
Tho plsr that have talked of IN
formally with aldermen provide for
FIVE years work In the Improvement
q tho city's sewer facilities This
work will be concentrated into tbe
frst few years. and little will remain
- 10 done toward the end ~ ~
hve-year period
"Just tho amount ~ the apprcpria.
lion needed for the 0rgt years work
has not beer computed. At this tire
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
SUFFRAGISTS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
IN. LANSING

4 state board meeting Of the Con.
gressionsi union viii be held In
lansing. "wednesday Mrs " Mel.
son Whittemore. Mrs George Hen.
drie and Mrs Paul Reynean will go
from Detroit 20 attend a Michigan
day in Washington. when Michigan
Women will DO the picketing. has
been asked for by the Union; also
pledges Of money for the pushing
o, the amendment work A Mlohi-
gan delegation 20 the convention OF
the union which will be held az
he time OF the Inauguration vii be
appointed Tho union IS urging its
members 20 write tN tho sdminIstra.
ton leaders IN Washington asking
hem 20 put tho "a nv machinery be
hind ~ Susan 2 Anthony amend
ment 90 that l. may be passed. IN
jhls ses sion Of congress
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
DR.. AKED WILL
ADDRESS CLUB
Noted Pastor To Speak Thurs
day Before New Church
Society

The Detroit Consrega ional club.
a new organization composed Of
members OF CongFe SationA churches
OF he city Will hold rs first meet.
ina Thursday night following a ban
Quet in tho Hotel Addison
a speaker o. int national re7uta-
ton. pr Charles r Aked 81 Nee
York. has Been invited 20 address
Tho members on Gods call 10
America in the re-coa *tuction az the
world
DR. Aked Is well know rs a dis.
c.ple OF peace and has spent many
years IN preaching ana writing about
,his doctrine Win ;his end &c
view be acconpanied the Ford party
~ Europe last VAN ri and WAS elect,
"a head ofstle naatral ,eonferenc
hich sat fer many 7oRlhs in stock.
holm Dr Aked rl degEreguenr 1ps
20 The different .oHntriee ard b. a..
1uainted with mans men OF oGcial
importance
Dr Axe came va re roit LAST luis
TO Law before NJ Ford his idea ior
future activities In The confer nee,
gained from hi. ezPerieucs M-
Ford rot agreeing whh hi4 Flars ne
declined 10 return Sgd resigned frorl
The confer nee.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Entire North Atlantic
= Squadron Sent To
l.. S. Coast
FEAR ANOTHER
COUP BY TEUTONS
Shipping Men Anxious
For Craft On Nan
tucket Route

NEW YORK. Jan. so.-Ths en-
tire north Atlantic squadron OF the
British navy has been ordered into
waters adjacent to New York. II was
authoriratiyeiy stated here today
Reports OF steamship masters re.
ceived in this port and taken 90
Halifax caused the issuance OF or.
ders TO the squadron 20 search for
German raider
Prom sources close 20 the British
consulate Il was learned New York
harbor waters" might mean any spot
on the Atlantic within ZOO miles ~
New York. giving color TO reports
OF a German commerce destroy or 200
miles OF Sandy Hook.
Orders were issued after masters
OF various steamships had reported
mysterious ships sailing about Al
least two steamship captains declar
cd they were positive the vessel was
raider An embargo has been
placed on wireless messages report
ing positions OF ships sailing under
sags ~ tho Allied nations
Ships from the base at Halifax,
and vessels now doing patrol duty
In this vicinity, will be brought to-
ward each other and will establish
a most rigid patrol Rumors that
The German raider which success-
fully operated or the coast OF South
America was headed in this direc.
tion have brought many rumors OF
he presence OF the ship
That the raider is expected IN
this vicinity and that the British
men.of war expect 90 capture her
was evident from the nature Of prep
arations
shippers feared that The German
raider may DO planning spectscu-
ular coup along the regular Atlantic
lane beyond Nantucket light. Ship
sailing nsts published today. how.
over. showed only neutral vessels
sailing the next few days
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
URGES nFTDnIT
To PROTEST ON
DEPORTATION

Detroit has 2 large Belgian popu.
iatlon and NAM refugees rescued
from the war zone bur il Is The
only arre city % TO middle west
that has noi held . protest meeting
over me deportation % 10000 Bel
g.aas a day BY the Germans. accord.
Ing 70 Mrs Henry Copley Greene
- RoViey. Mass and MADAME Dl-
pTiez vile o. Leon Dupriez, an ex-
lied professor o. international lav
~ The University % Louvain
a gathering OF Detroit women
vill be 20 ifessed Wednesday noon
in Hotel Ita'ler by Nine. Dupriez
and Mrs Green's They will tell q,
the misery nat il being perpetrai.
% daily in The removal from their
homes Of the Belgian citizens :
NINE Dlpriez whose husbafA4 row
is q professor - international law
ar Harvard. narrowly missed death
az fhe hands OF German soldiers.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
ALLIED CHIEFS
IN CONFERENCE
Third Cooperation Meeting
Is Opened In
Petrograd

LONDON. Jan oo The thlrd OF
he Allied conference .ecbins co.
operation OF AN force ~ an Che I'm
,entc nations Was in proggssS today
r petrograd Particular interest
attaches TO II. In view OF military
experts here. because OF the recent
indications on the Riga front OF a
rev strengthening OF Russ,a and be
cause the cars forces and those OF
Rumanis have apparently aiopped
further German progress in Ru.
manlk.
AZ. the conference England Is rep
resented BY Lords Revelstroke and
Miner lthe latter one % Lloyd
Georges war council. France BY
Gen. Castelnau and Minister 81 Col.
onies Domergue and Italy by Gen
Landerchi and Senator Schialoja
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
S10,5OO,OOO fetal To Be
Asked BY Board OF
Education
NEW BUILDINGS
SWELL AMOUNT
Increased Salaries and
High Prices Also
Blamed

The Detroit board Of education
viii meet this afternoon 20 give
ma consideration 70 tho largest
annual budget sha; mas ever come
frou she board, tndget which VIII
app,aylm mate Ai0.5o0eo0
The crying need Tor more school
il.s- srErsased cost az al materials.
hl.l. real estate values, and The re.
oessiis 81 Increasing wages aud sal.
sries have contributed 10 the pilins
" OF ihls huge sum
Tha; there Viii bo 81 erorf on
iAe part ~ some inspectors 20 90
sorae preliminary slSshing seems
certain Those who viii ny 10 use
the "a are % ;he opinion that the
fntai As Il nov stands will stagger
III. board OF estimates and that
;heis natural Impulse viii BE- 10
aaa- drastic reductions
IL Ary cutting Is done IN this
afternoon meeting il probably viii
fal on the maintenance fund" said
Inspector Albert T. sherman. Il
EXPECT that tho es,imators will won
der AZ the figure 90 more than S.
ooG 600 for building fund. We have
had Go face the Increased cost OF
materials and the inflated real es-
tate prices. ~ the same time there
are hundreds OF children in the city
who are getting but a haIf-day's
schooling. When you consider that
these children will be handicapped
In later years becai OF these con-
ditlons. do not think any sum is
too BIC TO give them the education
they are entitled to-"
In teachers salaries alone an in.
crease OF about 100000 is asked
The new apportionment includes
sum OF 500. 900. which IS the deficit
piled up in The salary fund during
the last year.
The building fund asked by the
board win come to at least $500
oo9.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Greenfield S c 90 |
Board Incompetent,
Is Charge
SOLD BONDS
AT SACRIFICE
Action Was Breach of
Faith With City,
It's Alleged

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The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
CLUB GIVES HOME
TO FEED RELGIANS

Kew YORK. Jan s0,-AThe Rocky
Mountain club OF New York will
posirone the erection OF its INK
ufiops clubhouse and devote rs
energies at present toward feedins
Belgian children. The governors are
unanimous in this action and the
president. John Hays Hammond. an
nowncea the change AZ dinner
given Monday evening al the Bank
err club in honor OF Herbert C.
Hoover. chairman OF the commits
sion FOR relief in Belgium and a
member or the club.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Detroit police are searching for q
burglar deluxe, who travels to and
rom his business" in an auto Iden.
nilcaticn is made easier by the fact
dat the car has TWO bullet holes
n II, Sunday night, according 10
h police,rthe burglar endeavored
a enter the hardware store of Ernst
brothers. No. 30 Baggst, but was
Heightened away BY the appearance
II Patrolman John l'ubb. Bubb fired
,wo shots into the rear OF the car
Is the burglar went out OF sight
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
WOULD FORCE
CARS TO STOP

Residents OF Greenfield township.
east and west OF Wocdu ara-sve d.
viii pre~en, 10 the common council.
Tuesday night. a petition asking that
the y r r ~ compelled 10 stop its
cars between the SIS AID Eight-MIle
roads. allowing the people ~ the ~
Gently annexed territory the zane
privileges az Tho residents Of Detroit
proper The petition has 25 signers.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

INrh tNf NIsltf on anu lAth ~ AEie'
before gong 20 work Nj Sims hal
Clusidcrateiy introduced him "a his
wife ard cousin lnd made a few ca
llanltcr, remark, Following up
ihi- beginning Mrs Sawyets chauf
feur vas ver, cable indeed
ft,u Nirs SINS urnpercd 20 C.eily
.hr bet ln,tsrc i'at hc WIS q
atrfer chap ,hsn lhe herr himself
lddvniy. unIeg his ministra on.
50 an began 20 eome SO lie
'iiy locks. you've done IL" shou'
el SIMS
Mrs. Savers chauffeur glanced
at CeciN and they exchanged a =.
ciprocaftYa little smile You don :
hnow much bout cars do you" he
askcd Mr. Sims
NO. don't answered Mr. SIMS
shes my nrst
"kud sha goirs TO be- your hast"
ru, in Mrs sims
Cecily LAUGHED outright
Don't say that. NIs Sims" saif
The chauffeur. earnestly "HeU have
NJ trouble as soon AS he gets the
hsne az b.. rs nice little car lat
inclined TO be balky. that's al.
Whcr, Wr~c YOU going this after
uoon Mr. Sims"
Up the state road a WAYS. re
piled Mr. Sims. "jus' TO give Cecily
LITTLE spin Rut. by pocks. | don't
want her cutting up on NE out there
amonG. an them auu,s."
she won't said Mrs Savers
chauffeur. quietly For III drive
Tor YOU n you don't mind. I really
blink Ia setter
SO be drove susan. and hey al
lad a delightful time. he took them
farther thar they expected 10 20 and
hal 10 aave SUPPER ~ a wavsiif inn.
Mr. Sir lot him ruy Tho bill even
th, Cecil. Protested intentionally.
Pshaw. ,et him" whispered Mrs
sims 4 BET he gets hundred 4
month He'll never miss IL Hes
doing DO f0r YOU. anyway I can see
tru. You can 60 worse. tell You.
IRAN marry Mis- SAVERS sharer
Cocily aGs-rd Cousin Augusta /
oes OF you sac murmured. miser-
ut for thc c1auNrGr's ears were
srie ant d. suspected that ne
oy--eeard
comas tark n the sof' srll iaA
dush ne hea cccilg SIT beside him.
as pu desd sf'or She
At $780,, some of her
deares friends. the Spencers and
the Ner'cns
The incest people here she
thcugh ami no only a caauTelr
1917 he. sne for al that And Ike
mm ever u don' know hts name
aa Cousin john or Augusta
would ask h.m Ehar it IS. or wish
hr would Ell it. Maybe he thinks
v know We'll Tli ask bora
SPENCER tomorrow when ! &, home
Probably she Will know all about
hiw
Isle csg TUNED into the Sims yard
aa 81 ts sian pill under the
Iret-t tree
aI7f ske sar ,ni, The harm nv
s.lfp said Mr. gims ioYial!y.
t,,ct,.,. ao-o enourr, Ansr. much
,eIs-ad m vou Young man
ge held or e!s 'a1t Mr. sims
h.tf ~. hDre ~-ariorslv
va carHy.s f+-n Thank YOU
.sonsara times" .he said Swee-
aTra rad a se'i rffu, tins
ert.o had Dors tan n delirhtful
-. rye had ~, .in,e ., ~ life
pays IN Won 1.r, no, v9ing
na ,or,or-nw ia TAXI you orr in
r,t 80 uv orn care AS ~ ~ I'm
non 80 v.sr uos Merton and
H.. IA .ee RE thsr Mont FORGET me
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
SEATTLE BANK
CLOSES DOORS

SEATTLE. Wash, Jan 90 The
Northern Bank & Trust compaay ~
llkest and West LaKe-ave. failed
% open iis doors a. l0 a. NJ today
The banks liabilities are gwen IS
81 500 600, assets s. 10000.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

" oman NNncr sens HS3ekapirs emo
those Indian BRAVES who sold The
entire ISLAND OF Manhattan for $50,
lhers is JUST enc farm left IL
Ntv YORK today and e is at Tho
fst END q, The street famed for
ua.t -hf theatcr dance halls
ans everything in The world except
ri fon-s sitt m.lk and honey
aad -,ly rising
part ular farm covers only
fora acres and Is valued az Se7> o'e.
vhlc makes X the most va'u1ble
fef- per acre I'D IRE world
r located az the heights az
tort George and FoT Tyrou Bread
$3.50 arc Naselave and Is only
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

stencs throw from the rgcSman 81.
subway station
This famous Broadway farm IS
owned hy a woman. Mrs Ad0'ph Der
fener who raises celery, lettuce.
e-ts. carrots, potatoes snl corr at
't hshe, marEe prices IN fast
Her own prices
She hes -med Ter metroT0.
>tc more ,har Is years aRa no
sn0ur ~ money could inlucc her
70 ses t
~. he Ills klns ~ anancs have
eroeasored from me fo time 70
rduc Ms Larrener 90 cn' her farm
lrfo cfv plots Cor apartment sites,
sut saa refuses
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
QUAKE
is RECORDED

CLEVELAND. Jsn 20--Tnc SOL
nogfaph Cd ~ ignsilus las nigh
recorded "lhe most severe earth
qnake hook u two years. 81 was
announced today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Alleged oesertef 10 ToIll

Charged with de.orfrk vi Cana
dian army and lefaultinR With $3.50
belonging 10 capt W T. fawson.
Russell Iivmer. - wears old. was
arrested In fhs WILSON hotel 30
1872 Michigan ave-, by Detectives
HOrrisan aud Dowd. Tuesday morn.
irg Hymer e said % have been
scllins a patriotic song composed b.
Capt Iawson AMI fo hav. made
away with the Drosee8t
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

DENVER-Franki, Sanders. ~
New York. was given severe lac
.ng IN Is rounds b PENNY chsveR
Mexican festherwe.gh here last
right
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Futdiis,s. cpbists. postimprcssion'
sts and all other inodernists have
ern startled by the new volume OF
'ats Sanborn. frmous musical and
rrfa.ic critic In his little book %
oeins Just published. Vie &c Bor-
sau<." ne sings the spirit o. The
hxnch wotnen in the war. That be
noUs !, Is proved ny bis lines.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30


"Thcy r. drc0al high ana mLay
felix's. since they cot OLD Mr. Na~-
tiers MONEY! said Nh. Sans She
SAT on the edec OF her chair ana
cooked az Cecily car or miiK yale
I,,es. her mouth pam AS she poee.
"iHr hea,c they HADN'T ans too
ImacA mean, before They've come
h.r sra et llgh' down IN rae NaV-
g. house And my. Yea ough, 90
-,, how ,hty 40 on Mis- saw, cf's
n poor hcSlth-of. ihlnNs She is
! auC she's eaf personal maid ant
q trained nurse an4 g fan COOK
u. one 81 theme new shaTcr- 90
Grsc htr car. And her sCn-John
land l-rul seen HIM set, but we've
heard tsN he's a terrible expensive
( ,uuug man. Hes ,heye now. Mis-
wilson and a few like that nave
been a. cell or Ml, sawyer nut
mua. 0oainf ihins OF such a
mlng Wo1ld sou
CeciS smiled Size was slender
cll wiih ,oyely dark hair which bad
amber higl lights dark ewes which
( Airs Sims hought would have been
/ handsome had they not bad Ihat
/ uudcy look around them, a per
! Ccl mouth and a d 80 dimpie In her
+ tleek $40 Was Mrs SIMS cousin s
daughter She ,taGsht music and
+ 7as PLAYING her annual visi' 20 The
( Smsrs hy invitation MIS- Sim was
ss fond ~ Cecil, e, she could be- Of
arvhocy. aliho she ala 'AaE thaf
music was dref,ul slim wa o.!
I getting g iting ESPECIALLY whcn
/ folks We're rs pcar ls far 'fH-r-
were chc ana John often suo %
tach otAer tgAi Il cecDs VS. q
cloo,nmau or ANYTHING .cu-.ol,
lss Thar ,hey'woui leave har om~
fh.ir roner 'yftn te
thrl MIN a. As VHs Poe smiths
( oat. 1aes - al ines 0ero sep
aar works. ,ys vsoa artro
Aa no, en4.4
nH Hl tfet
aft
a'.' "'' "''
/ -.-li| say % ~
"~ih ASl' iar "o SET p
4 f ~ . e"' lIl"''.' -
E-l NT an IN
'a' la "F 'o"A o- ~
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49,.
s-, t....
49,.
.f~s r.a car Mere our ~,
,sr,st eot,,.an voy and mo an {,
m. - ma house cecIl~~ me
800 a ,f,,ta NEARER .l- ras Dir. eltl
,-e II fc,,, to ...t thst car Sic
40 ro..a.- aa woelar 81
SIX Eeaninr
n Il, sr.
81, .as ~, ,nrgct. va wer,
~ eide ress.. said Sh
ras~og eutale sounds .n
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
TEUT0NS REPEL
FRENCH ATTACK
Report Failure OF New At
tempts On Nerdun
Positions

BERLIN CNia sayylIe Wirelesyl
Jsn 30.--t nsucce ssfpl evening at.
tacks bs French force against post
ti-ns on Height co Son last week
by German troops. we're repouef In
iooay's official statement
Elseeh here on 'ht western front
The statement describea reconnoner-
ing engagements ia ne Nrfois sector
and temporarily lively ARTILLERY
combat oetFeen thc Ancre and he
SOmme
From he M4re4eaisn trout The
report detailed clafhe IN 'he low
lands IF Tie Ceriia hend and 'he
sgruma between recouuolterng do.
iachmenfs y@ea
NO important events were TO
ported from ether fronts
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

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The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

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The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

PARIS jan ~ -lnfsntry FIRE
stopped GermaI ef'ack or
French trench in the region m IHi
s04 TO-DAY. me Official statement 10
clared.
The war Office reported intermit
tent oannoaading IN tho remalnssI
cf Inc front AMI Aree enemy air.
lanes brought down IN air combafs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
FLETCHER TO
TAKE HIS POST
IN MEXICO SOON

WASHINGTON. Jan 20 ~ 8
Ambassador Fletcher viii be sent
to his post in Mexico CRY very
soon" 81 vas officially learned 20.
day
This ofiolal recognition Of. the
carranza regime ALL marx ne zee.
ond step IN President Wilson's new
policy toward Mexico The frst
was withdrawal % Gen. Pershinrs
army.
NEW YORK. Jan 20 Making an
apparent effort 20 ind possible
note leak trail leading 20 German
Ambassador Won Bernstorn or other
German circles. the house inYes.
tissting committee foaay sur Arch.
bald S White. fhe envoy friend.
again on me grill
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-20
Sim Fein Newspaper in
 Dublin Is Suppressed

Dublin. July 19,-The newspaper, Kill keny People was suppressed today by the police and military authorities. This paper is an important local weekly con ducted by Edward T. Keane. an active politician since the days of Parnell, and now chairman of the local Sim Feiners
 The paper has had frequent difficulties with the censorship, but it is felt here by good judges that it's seizure on the eve of the parliamentary election to re- place Patrick OBrien, nationalist, who died July 12, will assist the Sim Feiners and prejudice any constitutional candi- date.
 The Sim F'einers will hold a meeting under MT. Keanes chairmanship to se- lect a candidate, who now will prob ably be Keane himself.