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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04

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SRI. S,aaertp nidtidmlbis erfldrt.
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9ubnquc, sso., 8. 9top. Sic &C.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04
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crflarcn, baB man Sic 9totionalbpmne
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len lpcrbe.
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ntents ouf @n6e in ~Gomp 2ogan"
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bate, bab aorporal Charles @. Salti@
more. Gin Aeeerlolbat, ridbt bon einem
>ppuitoncr 9oli5iiten get0ptct iuorben
mar. 60 be5el1gte Ma1or Snpip geitern
s'admittas. Sriibere Scribtc, iagte
Nlojor Snolp. lauteten, oab Baltimore
eet1btct tpprben lei nnn Die gicgerfols
onten bcrelts crrcgt iparen.
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rnbr in Spultpn getobtef. Son bieier
3abl iparen brci @ouitoner Toli5ei
bcamte lmb elmer ipar 6aupt1nunn
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bur6 Sen SOB obbcrllfen.
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ct. GIaub, 9Iinn., 2. 9fop. Sellcr
t,,rerte bette cine sln5nbl @e1ddftsz
bdu1cr in ben Srtc 6recpprt ein. Sic
@oKerleituns peringte ibrcn 9ienlt.
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bnfcn ipcrbcn bcutc nm Wittterrad)t
27O Ser bprtieen 33S &irtbl6aften,
in ser benadbartcn SrtIduft 8eebalpe
fen 100 ipeitcre 8irtbi6aften ollf
@nlbingtoner Gcrfiisung. Sic Dem
@lnbcsoiitriftsaniualt 2pnd sugegans
gen lit, lire Sbiiren idlieben' mill1en.
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trdnfe III Ser l1mgebung Der bier etn%
gerid)tetcn milttdriihen Eiers anT.
@leibseitig biiritc oieies Sprgebel1
Ser 9ebDrben Sen aampf beenben, Der
felt ciniser 3cit sllr Sffenbaltllng Der
8irtbidaften 9efiibrt ip1roe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04

ten, sic iib ireiipilIig III bcn brittld9er'
fransDliIden ,,nb amcrifan'lthen Su''el'
als Gcfanaene cinltcllen. miro bon
Goup. 9arbina bcgiinitigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04

/ postmaster at davenport, iowa, vi
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Grtegs SafcnbcbDrhc fir 9te,u Yurf
Associated Press
81 IN Dnrf, 8. gtpp. Sic gilbunl
elmer 9leip Yorter STRENGTHENING mi
S1aeamtIefretdr WlcSlopo als @ors
liber, Inn bas gauge Sransportlpelen
bes 6afens fir ben &ricg 5ll percinz
beitliden, ipuroe bier beule in elmer
aonfercn5 5ultanoe gebrad)t, Der Ser
treter ber 8unOesre9icrung nnb Der
Staaten Nen Dorf llnb gletp Scrlcp
bciipobntcn.
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9ieip Dorf Stem SerieD Gort ano
!parbor 9epelppment Gon1miliior,
lpl1rbe gum @i5e &orliber eripdblt.
st iagte:
u9urh sic Sbdtigfcit bieler ariegsz
6afcnbeb0rbe ipirb cine 8ereinbeitliz
dung oe5 porbanbenen 8ef6rberungs@
lpelens crfolgen. 8enn o1s 9efDrbez
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nuiHen mir tid)t bergellen, baB so
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beltimn1t iinb, burh ben Mep Yorfer
6afen geben miiiien. 9si6t elm 3oll
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fann cntbebrt iperben, I'M feincn
slugenblicf barf lid bie giniGiffung Der
splDaten uno Bic beltdnbig flicBcnoc
3ufl1br fir lie bcr50gern."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October g., 1917.
Grppbeseit lanscn &ricg.
Associated Press
Can Srnnciscp, 3. Sob. Scz
notor subcrt g. Gunllntns BON Soma
propbc5eite bier beute in elmer slnlpraz
6c, bnb Set &ric9 nod 3 SATIRE bancrn
ll1p Sen Ser. Staaten so NiiutnrDen
fpiten lpiirbc.
v8enn cs cillen Wtnnu in ben Ser.
Staoten gibt, ser nidt icin slenBeritcs
tbun mill, lin, l1nlcre Streitfrdfte
iiberiee al1 l1,,teritiiken lmb tic fir Den
sicg gu itarfer, 10 lit er nidt mertb,
amerifaniider 8iirger 81 lein", 1a9te
Gen. Gltmal1ins.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa. on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Gincr 3rcistrcibcrei auf hcr Spur.
Gbicagp, 3. giop. Sic Toli5ei
lpllrbc bcllte bcnadrihtigt bon hcn
sluffiuben n1ebrcrcr blnocrt 8aggo1z
labungen bon &artpffclr, &obl, 3ipte<
beln llnb 3llderriibcn, bic man crfrie<
rem lnb pcrial1len lieb, I'M, tpic Die
nit Sen, Sall betrolltcn Seteftibs Ia
gen, bDbcrc Worftprciic 5ll er5ipt11gen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9poper,
&arrp q. @bccler nnb oas Snlti5oez
portmcnt iinb bon Der Gntocdllng be-
nntridtigt tporoen.
Scr 8crtd)t 5eigt, bab Sipild6cn 300
unb 500 @aggonlabungcn ncrfoulter
G5emi:lc in Sen GiienbabubDfcn geflnz
Sen ipurben, sic lteben blciben lplltcn.
Ollie trlleen pas 3eidcp "Saltcn". Sic
8nggonnummern linb i'm 9cIib bcr
Eoli5ei.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
sGucinepreis fcitgelett.
Associated Press
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sdrittc in SEN, Slan Der 8unbesrcsicz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04


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rlng fir sic Sseltlebung al1gene1ener
Sleildprcile ipllrben liter III elmer beuz
ti9en aonfercn5 unternommen. Die
slpiidcn Soiepb g. Cotton. Gbet Der
Nleildabtbeilung ser Nabrllngsn1ittel@
periualtung, nhb Sertretern Ser ba'1ptz
ldhliden GiebbDrlel1 bes 2dnbcs ltattz
| fano. Gin Minbeltprcis bon $3.50
per 100 Yfunb fir Sdtpeine lpltrpc
bereinbart.
gs beibt, bab 0hnbeitpreilc filr an@
bercs Gieb balb, ltnb lpdter bie bphltel1
@ruBperfaufspreiic unb moalidertuetle
sic 8Ieinperfanfsprcile. alls9e9eben
lpcrben iollcn.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
9ic &mnit nnb bcr &rics.
8plt II, 9. giun. Sci ben beutl9el'
g,admittaesfon5crt ipltrSe bpm Soltpz
ner gpmpbonic Srdelter nas Star
SpanoIeb 9anner gelpiclt. ST. &arl
Nhld btrigirte.
ARaior Scnrp 9. Soi9sinion, Nrtron
bes Srhelters, fir1bigte beim Se91nt'
bes 8onscrtcs on, ba6 Die s'attouals
bpnne bent Yrpgramm lin5ltsefiiai
iporoeu lei, ,mb baB Sr. at,td als S1z
rioeut Iein 9tiidtrittsgellld eingere1b1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
&rtegs Soafenbcb6roc fir Ne,u Yprf.
Associated Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
POPE APPROVES
L. S. PEACE NOTE

Washington jan. 1-,-Congra:u.atior
from pope Bcncdct on the recent peace
move of thc american government were
conveyed 10 President Wilson to-day by
Juan Riano, the Spa'ish ambassador The
Pope Sent no suggestions fo- future
moves.
In rcspcESc 20 request by President
Wilson, the Spanish ambassador cabled
his government to convey he thanks OF
P-csiden' NlsoI 20 the rope
Tho Greek government today in a note
handed to tie state department by
Charles Nouros declared itself ready for
any action enSurn- permanent peace and
the rights, sovereignty and Independence
Of all States.
The note is entirely separate from King
provll Golirercd some time ago.
PORE ApDR H,SSES GERMANY.
London, Jan. l7.--N'ith view to pre-
vcutin" further Belgian ueportations and
bringing about the repatriation of thos3
already sent to Germany, Pope Benedc.
has made representations to the imperial
government. according to n letter from
Cardinal Gasparri the papal secretary of
statc, to Cardinal MERCER. primate Of
Belgium, which has been given out here.
The pontin has also directed Cardinal
MERCER tn do all In his power To elevate
the suffcrirgs of the BeGians, and tho
cardinal has instructed the priests to de-
f,nd ;he interests OF civilians and pro-
vide material comforts to the fcmilies II
tho dcpOrtCd men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
|TENTE EXPLAINS
VIEWS ON PEACE
Note Received at Washing
n AmpIifying Recent Re-
ply to President.
7HY TURKEY MUST GO.
over Alien Races Must End--NO
IN the success of Allies Cause.

Ellington. Jan. 17.-Thc entente allies,
note addressed by Arthur lialfour,
|h foreign minister, to Ambassador
E-Ricc. and delivered to-day to the
department, amplify their reply to
tient Wilson'S peace note 10y explain
h detail why they believe II impos-
at present to attain a peace which
ssure them such guarantees as they
II as essential The note also cX-
why the allies demand the cNpul-
|'f Turkey from Europe restoration Of
Ie-Lorrainc to France. of Italia lr-
TIA to Italy and the other territorial
kes set forth.
1thc subject Of Turkey the nutc says:
fidently the interests of peace and
Plains of nationality alike require
sh rule over alien races shall if pos
be brought to an end: and we may
that the expulsion of Turkey from
be will contribute as much to the
Of peace as the restoration of Al
lorraine to France. of Italia IRE
to ItaY. or amy of the territorial
|Ecs indicated in the allied note.
conclusion il is stated.
|hough therefore the people of this
Try share to the fun the desire of
| President for peace, they do not
Re peace can be durable if it be
'asod on the success of the allied
|. For durable peace can hard
expected unless three conditions
Fulfilled. The first is that exist
causes Of international unrest
Il F.,, 1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
SEE POULTRY
EN h;hition Mt 81. tIbans--I'uriinr-
ton Merchant Association EX-
pcctcd To-day.

Adams, Jan. i7.-Thc second day of
lth exhibition of the Vermont state
rN association was marked by Il fair
dance. The Judging of the birds
eSSed rapidly through the day and
completed this morning. G. II.
or. one of the Judges, who was eX-
b to speak this evening, was COM
to leave the city this morning. His
WAS taken by -. T.. Shove. the
Judge, who conducted this evening
leral discussion upon the subject,
|try Breeding" II. \. n. Leggctt,
Ictor of poultry husbaudry at the
fe of Agriculture. University of
|ont, also spoke. Mr.. Leggett was
|t throughout the day. with u mem
|of his class in poultry husbandry,
hiors. Mr.. I.cggett stated to a repre-
! i've of the Free Press that he con-
ID the present exhibition one of the
that had been held and that the
cement, which was evidently COM
of sports in the best sense of the
VAS to he congratulated upon its
R'S He said that an opportunity was
afforded his senior class to gain
|Pwlcdgo Of breeds ana variety of
that could be secured in no other
rsday morning, it is expected that
|cgatiOn from the Burlington Mer-
+ association will come To- st
: to visit the show. 1t is expected
|ibout 10 members Of the St. Adams
ess and Professional MEMS associa-
with II. NJ. brennan as chairman,
heet the delegation and escort them
r. city hall. where n much larger
1ltion of local business men will be
ft to extend the courtesies of the
Re is a good deal Of competition over
premiums in the different breeds.
<Nirthmore challenge cup valued at
fven by the st. Alhans Grain COM
for the best exhibits Of az varieties
)Iltry was won by ID. +. Bremer OF
r. U'. o, Granville. y. " for the
time. by the conditions of the gift,
up now remains permanently in Mr..
3cr's possession.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
VERGENNES.

The BODY ct Miss peile Stric kland. who
died Wednesday. jan 20 al her home in
Keeseville, y. y, was brought here
Thursday cveuinr The funeral was held
Yesterday afternoon at the STRICKLAND
homestead. nov owned by c. r. :. Pierce.
Tho rev. Thomas Stevenson otiiciatcd and
the bcarcte were eN-Mayor john A. IIar-
lington, Postmaster John II. Donnclly,
c<-pog.,rlg.cr Thomas Mack John !
barnard and Willard II. Adams. Tho
BODY was ulaccd IN The receiving vault m
Irospco, cemetery There v,s q rrofu-
sion Of floral tribitos and tho funeral was
LARGELY attended A,ronc thos, nrosert
I,uiland , hrotIor sc .t, Ja.o,..sl .,,l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
WAR SUMMARY.
British Troops Hit German Line Hard
in Two Places,

The British troops in France have hit
the German line hard at two places for
good gains, according to the latest Brit
ish communication. Northeast of Cite
Calonne the Canadians carried out a bril-
liant raid Of German trenches on n front
of 100 yards and penetrated the positions
TO "A depth of 2G1 wards to the German
second line. The German dugoutS were
completely wrecked and 1D men We're
taken prisoner. Tho Germans suffered
heavy casualties.
At Reaucourt Sur Ancre another drive
by the British gave them German posi-
uonS over a front of six hundred yards
which they held despite a counter attack
in which the Germars lost heavily under
the British barragC fire.
The Russians in a vigorous attack have
recaptured the village of Nadcni. six
miles southwest of the importar-
Danubian town of GalatZ, according to
Petrograd, and repulSed with heavy
casualties a Teutonic allied counter at
tack. The Teutonc allies We're driven out
of the village of Gerleschi near the mouth
Of the Rimnik river. but later the Rus
slams were compelled to withdraw ir
the face Of superior forces.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
TO FURNISH POWER FOR
LOWELL ASBESTOS PLANT

Nontrcli,r. Ian. 1.-THE Central Power
of Vermont has made a con-
tract with The New York people for ~.
rurnishinp ur electrical energy for the
nurnose ,r developing the asbestos fields
nj Lowcll. Vt It is the intention to
have the plant ready for operation and
the company proposes 70 nave electrical
energy ready for delivery on May !, lol1'
Energy viii be furnished from the m
nroved nlant at stevens Mills. subject to
thn draction of the public service com
,,,ission of the state of Vermont. This
.aa,,oionment the company hopes Will mean
,o,,oh 70 Lowell and its immediate Vicin-
,,d Is in direct line with recent dis
'','.sinn as I, the feasibility of the de-
vclopment of the natural resources of III
state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
MUNSONS SUCCESSOR
Iature TO Elect Chief JUSTICES
|Successor TO-day-Opinions
Handed Down.

|tpclier, Jan. 1I.--Adjournment of
hnuary term of supreme court was
Tuesday afternoon, Chief Justice
hnd Munson, who has announced
he will not accept recollection and
successor will be elected Thurs
the Legislature, not being present
Be of illness. Several opinions were
before adjournment. The Fcbru-
krm opens the first Tuesday of next
be case of State VS.. Mary s. Guyor,
BIZ house of i'll fame, judgment af-
and the respondent re-sentenccd.
Tvs. Dan Nelson, burglary. judgment
ker court finding respondent guilty
| ed and cause remandcd. Judgment
| ed in case IF Josephine Ward VS..
Ward and trustee. Burlington Saw
bank. Judgment that there was no
| in the proceedings and the State
nothing by its exceptions in the
lin county case of State VS.. Frank
mis-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
BURLINGTON SAID
TO BE TARGET OF
NEW LIQUOR BILL

Measure introduced in House Provides That
Licenses, Except to Inn Keepers and Drug
gists, Shall Not Be Granted Within Miles of
Institution of Higher Learning Receiving
Money from State-No Other Town Appears
to Meet Requirements of Bill, But the Queen
City-Legislature Adjourns Out Of Respect
Appropriate Resolution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
ADMIRAL DEWEYS
FUNERAL SATURDAY
Public Ceremonies Will BE Held
in Rotunda of the Capitol
at Washington.
NATION IN MOURNING.
Thousands Of Messages of Coincidence
Carried to Mrs. Dcvcy-ENurcssi,ns
from President and Congress-.

WaSlirc Ton. Iar. i.-f'unccaI s,,o,-
ices fer Admiral Dewev giving fitting
expression to The natior'g affection
and sorrow ard heSto" !n;, the hiuheat
public hOnocs that can be Given g,
national moro were planned ;o-Inv h,.
officials ~: the federal i.cv.,u,rc-t
II vas decided 10 hold ihc nut1i,
ceremonies Saturday in the rotund, or
he Capitu. and to bring :r yasEi,,,-
ton for an escort oS honor al oyriIahl.
forces Of both the naval and n.i1i.or,.
arms or tho service. CONGRESS- vi, b,.
in recess during the funeral and nv
der an order issued BY President vii
son the government G.rort,,or,. ,,,
remain closed durin,, tbo eptiro 10
The President sent p sueciai ,,,eseo..
TO Congress to-day announcin, .b, dooti
of the aged Spanisb War bero and do
claring that "tho peopjo and tho ,ovorr.
mcnt will always reioicc to nrerotu,tc
his name ~ honor and affection
Both Senate and House .adontcd rcsolu
tions of regret appointed committees to
represent them at the funornI and ,d
iourned before the usual hour to cm-
phasize their oyprcssions of rocrc.
Under the Presidents order aors ON
all American Government buiIdirrs forts
and naval vessels throuuhot,t .be world
will fly at half-mas, until after tbc
funeral ceremonies In a sena,-,to ordor
Secretary Daniels directc1 thot ,bc navy
department building here bo droncd in
black and that all officers of tho nav,
and marine CORDS wear mourning win
their uniforms for thirty davs Tho secrc-
tary also ordered eacb sorinr shi,, ,a,,
to fire an admiral's salute Of g. n,ns ~
noon on Saturday. In his order to tho
navy announcing the death of tho admiral
b
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
IN w.;
NEWS BY COUNTIES

Was voted for the care of roads and side
walks and a tax OF 20 cents for general
expenses.
Mrs Harrison Mills, who has heen i'll
for some time at her home on Munger
street. died Tuesday at the age of 80
years OF a complication of troubles She
Is survived by her husband and one
dauPhter, Mrs. Ransom Billings. The fu-
neral will be held at the house this after
room at one O'Clock. The Rev. u. n.
Corifran WILL ofItoiate and burial will be in
the Munger street cemetcry.-Thc cutting
OF ice on Otter creek. which was inter-
rupted for two days BY the heavy rain
OF Sunday and consequent high water
on the ice, was resumed Thursday and
fun forces of men were put to work by
the different contractors. The ice is still
or the best quality and aver
ages abolt eighteen inches thick -
Fred Bordoau. vino has been in various
parts OF massachusetts for two years
after having got mart % ono foot cut of
while working as a fireman for the Rut-
land Railroad company. is in town for
few days while making a visit to his
father, Paul Bordeau OF Shore ham
Frank Mcdonald, Jr.. Of Forestdale has
removed to town and taken a position
with the Marble company here.-Tho
annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Church was held
yesterday at the nome Oh MIS- - ~.
Corkran. Reports showed the society
was in a good condition. During the
past year they have installed electric
lights in the parsonaSe and paid some
other pills' Ihe following OFFICERS were
eiected: Prcsldent Mrs. Homer BAN;
hrst Vlcc-presld"ht Mrs. r. II. Martin;
second vice. president, Miss Mary Cady;
Mrs ID. H. Robinson. Mrs j. \. Morgan
was elected chairman of the executive"
board with the right to choose her own
assistants At the conclusion of the
meeting social hour was enjoyed
NJ the regular meeting of ArroWanna
kcbekah Lodge No. -. l. q. Q. +,
Tuesday evening. y. ID. T.. Mrs. T. J.
Clifford and y. NJ, Mrs l.. j. Withcrall
of Burlington were present and install
ed the following officers: y. g.. Miss
Faith walker; V. G.. f.. r. Yates: sec
retary Miss Lena Brown; treasurer,
Mrs Bernice Yeaw: warden. Mrs. Eta
arlington: conductor, Miss Mabel
Kendall; chaplain. Mrs. Michael Grady;
Il. :. n. s, Guideon T.. Abbey: T.. :. X
:, Carrie Damon: r. :. V. c.. Mrs.
e. VI. Lane; l.. :. V. g.. Miss Car
ric Everts: |. :. Mrs. Ezra T.. Turner:
O. s. Mrs Alice Cutting; L. A. :, Mrs
Guideon r.. Abbey: /. A. * cha aries T..
Youtt At the conclusion of the in
staI1ation remarks were made hv differ
ent members present after which "A ban
uuct was served in their BANQUET hall
Mrs Agnes TAYLOR widow of Leroy
TAYLOR, died very suddenly at her home
about six o'clock "Wednesday morning
at the age of $. years. She is survived
by a d.utYhtcr. Mrs. Albert Foster. a
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YALE WILL GIVE A. B.
DEGREE TO WOMEN

New Haven. Jan. l7.-Thc Yale corpora
ton has ratified the recommended ion ~
the executive board Of the graduate
school to admit women rs candidates for
the uegrso Of bachelor of arts. Womcr
have heretofore been admitted at Val,
to the dcf,re cs Of doctor Of philosophy
master OF science. doctor of medicine
bachelor OF music, ard bachelor of fine
arts.
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,,,~ BOARD SALARIES CUT.

washington, Jan IA committee
.a,,d,ncut reducing the salaries Of
"''n ',,a,s of the farm loan board from
n'o"no ia 81. 500 annually was stricken
~, oc the legislative, executive and
,',,oi,l bill to-day by the Senate, An
~, day debate preceded the vote, which
stood, As to 49,