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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
fashion has Twisted the Calendar.

And while winter falling and beautiful
spring and millinery dress goods wash goods
and selling and each
folk realizing the advantages of buying while stocks at
their We arranged with the makers and
that the pretest styles will not be duplicated and styles are
here which cannot be secured at price later
Buying Friday holds many surprises low prices
clusiveness and superior qualities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
General BaRrnne AWenta Meet.

LOS ANGELES. Cali March 1.-THE bust
ness meeting OF the American Association
OF General Baggage Agents today discussed
the question OF excess baggage. The ses-
sion closed with the reading OF paper on
some subjects OF interest 70 baggage agents
OF all railway lines by F. d. Taylor OF Chi
cago, general baggage agent of the Chicago
& Northwestern road Tomorrow morning
the baggagemen and their wives will start
on their southern California sightseeing
frfr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
sherIa Enect. Cempromtr4.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, March l5.--A com.
promise was effected in the federal court
here today in the case of the government
against J. w. Fox and his bondsmen as
sheriff of Knox county. The government
account of the escape OF Harvey Logan,
the convicted Montana train robber who
escaped from jail here in June. 1894; while
(O) prison.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Rir FIorr OF Wnter strnck.

YBRMIIIoN, s. D.. March i5.--Cspecisl)
Charles Erickson living in Glenwood
township, in boring for an artesian well
struck flowing water at . depth Of sixty
two feet. The well is gusher, throwing
the water twenty feet ini-the air. Eriek-
sons neighbors are exetred over the now.
as it is the best ever secured in the north
part Of the county
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16

would abolish the evils which have arisen
from unrestricted monopoly. close the door
against the entrance of over 100000 mon
nto the political patronage ane retain the
management Of the able men whose genius
created our present enncient system Of
transportation out OF the crude Conditions
that prevailed generation ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Right Mt Your Door.

When you take fire or tornado policy
on property in the Nationsl-ofice ground
floor McCague building. this city-you are
patronizins an Omaha institution doing a
strong business In the west. That is good
for Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Draperies on the Third Floor.
Lace Curtains.

Among the new lace curtains for this
season are many novelties in two-toned
effects that are very beautiful. The back
ground being OF ecru and the principal de-
signs OF white, make this style of lace cur
tain strikingly effective. Let us show you
the new line at $3.50, s2.75, $780, $3.50 pair.
our prices on ruffied Swiss curtains are
Interestingly low to those who are in need
OF them, 29c, ACC 6Oc, 75c 79c, CSC, Sl.OO, s1.25
a pair perfect goods
EACH
Curtain extension rods, with white or
yellow metal ends, at lOc each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16

down to/the city jail, where they wer,
photographed and the Bertillon measure
rnehts taken. While there Clark and VAIN
were confronted with the damaging evil
Idence Of Gathright and F'losie VAIN. When
asked what he had to ssys for. himself in
the face OF the evidence clark bowed his
head as he muttered, 1T is a iie." No
further statement could be got from him
in the presence Of the officers, but when
the chief had placed him in the patrol
wagon and they were 6h rhe way to the
county Jail he made a tacit confession OF
the crime. He said:
II have served time in Illinois and Mis-
souri, and in other places, chief. but you
fellows certainly have broke down and
tangled up rRy=aiiSis wofs1 thar sisy bods
ever did. You can just make out my COM
plant before Judge King and Il Yiill waiEe
preliminary hearing and cd before Judge
Sutton and plead guilty, ana youse kin
send me down where kin make brooms;
that's what I'll do. ~ 40
When asked concerning the first robbery
in Albright Clark said:
II tell you what, but you mind now,
chief, l don't say did It, but want to
tell you that Sam Piper is Innocent of
that job, and when / says that you know
what II means"
Chief Briggs thinks, therefore that a
conviction is absolutely certain.
Chief Briggs further confirmed the state
ments Of Detective Elstefder that Gath
right had given a valuable tip as to the
identity of the men who shot Frank n
Clarke in Omaha. According to the state
ment of 'Gathright. the chief said it was
a man by the name Of James Garfield. who
slipped out OF town with his companion
and whose trunk was traced to the Rock
Island train last Monday evening. The
two went out on that train and their des-
tination was aseertained. They left 0mahs
at $50 in the evening, narrowly missing the
Omaha police officers z
who VIII Get Rewards
A total OF $500 reward has been offered
for the capture and conviction of the three
criminals The question arises NOW 3"whC
viii get this reward. assuming the thre'
men in custody are the guilty ones?'i Chic
Briggs. Detective Elsfelder, ohicer Ballev
and any other South Omaha police efiicei
who participated in the capture. naturally
are considered eligible to share in the re
ward, and then there lis some sentiment
that Mrs. Main. or Warren. who gave th'
HisA zap 10 'il0 pohSe Hh4Sn i0u ~ H4S 81
rest Of the trio, will become entitled to 1
part of the money. The feet that thu
woman confesses to having made the masks
worn by the murderers ana 10 have. has
knowledge Of the premeditated crime, lead
some people TO the view she is particep
crIminis. and as such not entitled to am
reward, but prosecution. The fact she vol
UNFAIRLY gave up to the police. however
is counted by those believing her entitled Il
reward as absolving her so far as the Law
is concerned. This point is generally dis
puted. -t,-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
FIGHTING FOR A WITNESS
Ohio Court and Senate in Struggle for
Banker of Cincinnati.
REFUSES TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE
Lively Contest Between Omcers and
Bank CLERKS when Attempt is
Made 10 Arrest De- ss
sired Witness. .i t>sE

COLUMBUS, o., March ia writ of
habess- corpus was isslied today -by-7Jndee
Dillon. in the Franklin county common pleas
court, returnaPls al, once, Gpr Thomas J,
Davis, the Cincinnati banker, who was Sc
cured yesterday by officers in the interest
Of the Lexow probing committee of the
Ohio senate. ~.
A deputy snerifr was given the writ and
started out to find Davis, but returned
later when he, found that Davis was in
Cincinnati. The writ commanded Davis 70
appear before the common pleas court At
Cincinnati.
Senator Schmidt said today: They may
prevent us getting Davis before the senate
today, but we are determined on the mat
ter. We do not propose to be baked in our
purpose without tight"
Refuses to Appear.
CINCINNATI, March 16-Mr Davis acted
on the advice of the attorneys in refusing
to appear before the committee, holding
that the information which was sought
from him was a business confidence which
he Rad no right 10 make public. He was
at his desk as usual, even notifying the
committee where he could b. found II they
wished 10 secure his arrest. Attorneys
for the committee, however, said that they
feared any attempt to secure his arrest
in the ordinary way would be a cause for a
delay through habeas corpus proceedings
and the legal Contest which would follow.
For this reason they took the somewhat
unusual method Of arresting him on a
warrant from the state senate and then
hurrying him from the city. in an auto
mobile before the local courts could issue
writ Of habeas corpus and secure posses.
| sion nj he Witness ttf4t q.
Struggle on Bank.
The arrest was made AT the close OF the
day and the officers had difficulty in get
ting saway with their prisoner, some Of
the bank clerks who had crowded at one
time, seeming about 10 use force to rescue
their superior, Attorney Lawrence Max
well, jr.. on behalf Of the bank president
protested against the arrest contrary
| to the power OF the committee and i'm
mediately secured a writ OF habeas corpus
from Common Pleas Judge Pneger, but
before it could be served the party III
the automobile had been hurried to Sharon
ten miles from the city. where a traction
ear was taken TO Dayton. At that eit5
a train was taken 10 Springfield, and IN
that city the party stopped at a hotel foi
the night.
ohieers from Cincinnati, with copies al
the writ had been in various directions
and some OF them reached Springfield dur
Ing the early morning. The sergeant-at.
arms did not resist the order OF the court
but gave up their prisoner, who was
brought back to Cincinnati where he wa.
to appear before Judge Samuel W Smith
today. The Drake committee had sum
moned Cashier Davis 10 testify whether
his hank had paid either gratuities or I'm.
terest to County Treasurer Hynicka as
means OF securing the deposit OF county
funds. The hearing on the habeas corpus
was postponed until next Wednesday
Davis was released on his own recognize
ance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16

NEW YORK, March l6.--rhe steamer
Mannheim which rescued part OF the crew
OF the steamer British King, which sank
near Sanle island last Sunday, arrived
here today. --t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Great Northern 20 Improve.

ST. PAUL. March 1b-The Greet North
eTn will spend more than $60o0.OO0 Tor
freight and passenger equipment this year.
New refrigerator cars for meat and fruits
will also be purchased
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16

12lAc Tenerime Doilies, Friday sale price.
SAC each.
35c Tenerine Doilies, Friday sale price.
l9c each.
SOC Tenerifte Doilies. Friday sale price.
33c each.
Special Sale Remnants of Bleached and
Unbleacbed Table Damask in our Economy
Basement Friday morning.
Draperies on the Third Floor.
Our howard street WINDOW prettIly sug-
gests the fashionable decorative materials
for retouching that cosy corner or den,
artisticaliy draping your windows, glass
doors and openings throughout your home.
Those draperes that have lived with you
throughout many seasons can be replaced
at small cost, and the varied selection and
small prices here make choosing easy and
satisfactory.
New cretonnes at 15c a yard
Fancy printed burlap at 20c a yard.
Silkolines at SC, 1Oc and 121Ac a yard.
Printed curtain muslins at loo a yard.s
Snowflake draperies at Ice yard.
Downproof sateen at 30c b yard
Curtain Swisses at SC yard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
CIark AIso Confesses.

Clarence lGathriEht was returned 10 the
county Jail yesterday afternoon after hav-
Ing made the fun confession OF his eonnee-
lion with the Albright robbery. His COM
panions in the crime were taken with him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16

fectly and permanently corseted in the
new fashion"
! ONLY TWO MORE DAYS TO BE
SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED BY MISS Nc
CAULEY, expert corsetiere from the Red
fern offices. Ladies have been quick TO
recognize the advantage of being fitted by
an expert, and Friday and Saturday will
be busy days In this section, despite the
dimculty Of travel. Come as early as you
can
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Friday Sale Of Fancy Linens
Economy Basement.

We have insugurated series of special
sales in our Economy Basement Linen De-
partment that will surpass any low pricing
you may expect. This department in the
basement Ii a new feature. and these low
prices and high qualities offered Friday
herald a brilliant success. Linens. Of all
sorts are necessities on snowy days, as
well as on balmy springlike days, and
these offerings should bring you here Fri
day despite the wintry blasts
H. s. sCARFs.
s5c Hemstitched Scarfs, Friday sale price.
1Sc each.
SOC Hemstitohed scarfs Friday sale price.
Csc. each.
SC Hemsutched scarfs, Friday sale price,
33c each.
s5c Hernstitched scarfs. Friday sale price.
ACC each. .
LUNCH CLOTHS.
75c Hemstitched Lunch Cloths, Friday
sale price, csc each.
soc Hemstitched Lunch Cloths, Friday
sale price, Csc each.
Csc Hemstitched Center Pieces, Friday
sale price, 12ihc each.
TENERIFFE DOILIEs.
1Oc Teneriffe Doilies, Friday sale price,
Sc each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-16
Corsets.

Your new spring dress? Hadn't You bet
ter begin at the beginning and consider
your corset fret. The new shape is a
necessity. II you wish TO be well dressed,
as the corset must 1T snugly and perfectly.
tspering the waist and prettily' rounding
the hgure. The bust too. is a trine higher
ban last seasons models. Correct shapes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
GRAEITEvTLLE.


There will be social dance at Miles
hall Saturday evening, December s, un.
der the auspices OF Professor Nichols
dancing school First class musie will
be furnished By the Barre orchestra Of
four pieces Dancing from TO IL.
Members Of dancing school win be ad.
mitted free. Admission 80 cents, ladies
free. Everybody II welcome and good
time II assured for all
There will he no dancing school next
Saturday evening. hut there will be a
social dance instead 10 which al mem.
hers Of the dancing school will be ad
mitted free. The second half Of the
dancing suhool will begin Saturday even
ing. December IS, and those wishing to
join will be given advantage of two les-
sons. Tickets for the remaining half
of the term win be So, and can be pro-
cured 81 W. d. Mcdonald or Professor
Nichols at the dance Saturday night, OF
the first night Of the second half
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
bpterian church viii hold their annual
fair Thursday and Friday evening Dec
Y and I IN Miles hall The usual ar.
ticlcs will De for sale, also ticc cream,
coffee and cake. Admission, 10 cents,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
4 VERMONT HONOR LIST.

Vermont now has fourteen living ex.
governors The list Is al follows Fred.
crick Holbrook 81 Brattlcboro, John w.
Stewart Of MiddlebuFy Redhed Proctor
~ Proctor John II Barstow 81 Shell.
burne, sanuel r pipgrcc o. White Riv-
n Junction. Fbenezer y Onnsbec 81
Brandon, William =. Dillingham; o.
Montpelier, Carroll s Page Of Hyde
Park, rfhan A. Woodbury. Of Bmling-
ton, Josiah circuit Of Newport, Edward
6 Smith Of 81, Albans City, William
w. stiekney Of Ludlow. John G. Me.
culloueh Of Bennington, and Charles ].
Bell n Walden May The list remain
unbroken for a long time TO come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07


Nrs. Philip I.aioint II reported quite
iiI
Fred Townsend II Building 4 siangh
tef house ~ lis land back of the ril-
Iaqes
INC severe cpid during TIA arst of THE
week eausea some trouble With water
pipes.
Herbert KeltDn il having quite 4 l0t
q repairing. papering and painting dong
to MS house
1herc II no regular csfetaker TOT the
hall a present, one of The directors 10.
ing the work
Mrs Jessie Willard went To Mont.
pelies last Monday To work in the home
81 Dr.. Bisbee
Kate Wheeler Ii * home for while
from her york III Montpelier, while the
oflire II belng repaired.
George Vincent, now Of FlainEeIi
was III town Tuesday aud Wednesday
El,apefiHg FIJI MI H. HOwlaiia
II. NJ Farnham was III Mortified Oh
Tuesday and HI s0tith Ryegate and Grot
on on Wednesday on business.
ir. and Mts. Frank kelton Of Mont
tpeiier came with Ex-Governor Bell 70
attend grange Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cushman returned % her home
IL Massachusetts, Wednesday morning
/ after i visit With her niece, Mrs Harry
Vincent
THE schools ID town begun aaAin last
Monday With many 81 the same teachers
IA last war. There are new teachers in
tile citlpr district ana d. CHE Center.
Mr and Mrs III. III CLARK and MI. and
Mrs II M Fafnham are planning t0 At.
tend the state grange, to b. held In
Burlington next week a few others are
talking of going.
A young man who said he was John
thin III stratford, NJ H., and was on his
way home from four years IN the KIon-
dixie, which i've left last August, hal
worked his way 80 far, and after work
| ing three days for M. =. Rowland, start
ca for homo Wednesday
A very pleasant surprise was given
the grange Wednesday evening Ia q visit
from ex-governor Bell, who n also state
master If the grange After the regu-
iar programme " music BY the grange
choir. with Mrs Harry Vincent piauist,
readings ard discussion III which III tna
most profitable for the farmer, To sell
1 HtH AfAthf H3hf HhkANa W ttANS Hitfh ~
the creamery, zach way having lively
advocates, nj listened with milch inter.
est and pleasure 70 an informal talk By
S.f'oyernor Bell on several Subjects in
eluding bis recent trip to the national
grange at Denver, bis visit with bis
staff to the various institutions and
large state industries, and a plea for
Ilogaity 20 thr state and grange which
will be Of great help to the farmers in
the near future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
who WIN Claim Them :

Letters remaining uncalcd for at The
Barre p9stoflloe for The week ending De.
ecmber O. 1905 are AZ follows;
Men. + Alderair, Herman Avenll,
Thos. Barry, Rev VIM. Bacon, Joseph
Comolle, hilbert Cory, Frank Deforgc
Alfred Dupfey, A. +. Cilynn. Fred Gau-
thler, Ralph Jacobs, John Kennedy, A.
Lord, y e, 1lavigne, Livingston Mfg Co.
At. McISargawa. Dr. }, Mollmclli, Frank
Nichols, VIM n Patterson, George Sc.
rene. Lyndon Thomas, Wclch h Page,
John Ii. ncni VI Ycartaw te)
Women Wm VIM Boyce, Mrs G.
Christie, May DefoFgc az, Mary Hall.
gan, Bertha Rock, Lena Tucker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

The advent Of winter with its accom-
paying snows and blows has brought
out Discussion IN various cities 81 the
state. The discussion Is anent the plow
ing out Of sidewalks, Barre Is not alone
in the thraes 81 pros and cons over The
matter it seems. Down to the progress.
Hiyo town Of Brattleboro the wave Of
discussion has been waited nom Barre,
and criticism has arisen over the dila.
torinesa Of public servants in getting
the beautiful, fhny substance on the
sidewalks 4 similar complaint comes
" the surlpeo IN that breeding bod Of
politics. mtlapa objection was raised
At q recent meeting Of Che Rutland city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07


fathers that the street department was
sIow in cleaning the sidewalks 81 snow.
The street department WINS not without
its defenders but the line 81 defense
was conicai n was asserted with all
due solemnity that the street depart
ment should not b. called out before
they had had breakfast, that II was
imposing a hardship To ask the street
workers to pull out Of their beds at an
nnseeinly honr 81 the morning just to
accommodate q few insignificant hun.
dreas Of workers wflo were compelled
20 begin their daily labors with The
seven O'Clock bell. II was contended
indirectly that the general public should
be competed 10 wNilow until the street
department bad taken time 10 swallow
IA coffee and hot rolls with tho proper
degree 81 digestive quictude. II was
4 case If never mind the wallowers 10
long as The swalloWegs were satisfied.
Do not let the convenience 81 few
men be sacrificed to the convenience Of
several hundred The public servants
should not be asked to bring out the
plows until the digestive apparatus bad
got IN good working trim. But we would
Ike 10 inject into the discussion the al !.
visibility Of the street department Of
Rutland il getting up early enough IN
the morning 70 Get their coffee and Fola
IN time u 40 their duty At the proper
time. Cities 40 not generally hire oil.
cials % that the officials can suit their
own convenience
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

Tne state House ~ Montpelier win
remain II stain quo, n yicw If the
fact That Tie legislature secs ~ not TO
appropriate money for its enlargement.
The time Is present, however, when more
room should Be furnished Tor state OH.
cials. The edince Il crowded to the ut.
most, especially when towns persist in
sending such men a. va. Finn Of Spring,
held 70 tho legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

Speaker Cheney Of the Vermont House
u Representatives Il reported 70 have
nid ii one ~ his wontel periods of
'nthnsiasn I'm going 10 TIE depot
Friday With gun and get after any
member Who tries % 20 home Friday.
There's no uso ~ talking we've got TO
fenain and work. We feel confident
Chat Speaker Cheney bagged lot o. this
kind Of game Il he went out with the
tan,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

II Is certainly proper for the country
70 demand what Information Is can get
regarding the alleged lll.treatmcnt 81
Japanese IN San Francisco. Let tho
Callfornians drop their bysteria for a
time and give ~ their side 81 Che con.
tention IN candid manner,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

Inanmueh III II costs the state ~
Vermont something IKE Nj 900 day VI
keep the legislature h session, inst NJ
many days N can be consistently clip
ped oG the session WIN b. agreeable 70
the people of the state. thanks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

n the bennington count criminals
win walt patiently they win perhaps
soon have D states attorney 70 invite
them into tie laws embrace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

The uew battleship Vermont on speed
IL hummer May shc never use that
speed 70 show her heels 70 an enemy
except ii cases 81 direct necessity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

The Vermont woman who bad two
husbands III Tho saine tlmc and didn't
know III, certainly did not have ~ pay
THE bfllS5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
PLArNrrELp

There win he dancing school AZ the
pIaindeld hotel ncxt Monday night.
George fillmore, teacher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

we are seyei7 Senators opposed 70
workmen Getting their pay when they
earn II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
POS

The weekly payment Il 4up TIL Gov
ernor ploeI0F
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

The Vermont court 81 claims Is q
costly baiible, ~ any rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

LOST Gold framed reading glasses IN ease.
between Fosq street, Berlin street. North Main
70 Dell stones and return 10 City Hail. MGR
chant street 10 Summer street. Finder please
enii and be rewarded. William Donald. q
FOES street 226tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

aty wife, Ida Hynlan. having left my bed and
beard without Just cause hereby give notice
thai / win pay no bills ~ her contracting after
this aate and no one need hafbaf her az ms
account. JACOB HYMAS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07
TooLAlE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

wANTEp.-At once. young man 70 work in
stable at city hotel. 22Gt5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-07

10 RENT -Up-etairs tenement with of with
our harm. Inquire AZ 300 Elm street At
house. 2aetf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-06
NEUROLOGICAL
An. Ntlulam .. chamhsra

Mrs. william y. Chambers q Cath.
crime. Ala. died ii 1880 O'Clock last
night 81 the Plaza sanitarIum. where
she hsd been 1 patient since last No.
vember. She succumbed 10 m attack
of tuberculosis which continued 20
grow worse despite tho change o. ell
mate.
Mrs. Chambers was only twenty three
years Of age and vas a native OF Ala
hama. shc was d daughter III Rev s,
a. Adams. Who for 4 number q years
has been pastor Of the Baptist church
ii Catherine. Ala Her fathef and
husband were with her when she pass.
III away. the former being summoned
here about q week q
The body was removed 10 Lewis
undertaking establishment " be pre-.
pared for burial and Will be shipped
either this afternoon IN tonight 10
the family home in Alabama.