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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-22

FOR SALE. Yellow Dent seed
corn, hand picked.-G. z. Arment,
Phone 291-r2. 1s-6.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-22

FOR SALE: Heifer with heifer
calf.-Carl Jacobsen. 23-tz.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

9n1oem geIteru bic Gamet oer.
bisber aneemeloeten &onteitdnten I'M
glltomobil : @onteIt Der oEdgli6et
omaha Eribiine" berOffentlift wllr.
ben, 10 bat ibre glrbeit iest NIT
alien @ifer begonren. 9ieie 8e.
fanntmadilng mar Elm gutter an.
ipcrn fir oIle aouteItdnten. Gas
gorgefedt oes frie0liden @ettitrei-
ties 1T ooourd erOffnet tDoroen uno
IGBt aiiF einen bistoen aampf i6Iie.
zen. gebpr a6er bic Souptifla6t
teginnt, iolten ale, Die 2uit ba6en
ii9 am aouteit 5l beteiLigen, obcr
nod feitlen gntidlitB taiien tornten,
ibren 9eitritt o%ntneIoen. Wtdn lille
6eiite nod einen Formations Sou.
pom aug uno Ienbe i'm ein. 8eiter
IGneioe man ben eeitern gum eriten
IeaI enlightenment StimnBettel aus
ltno IenOe i'm elm rno bite aud
6reutOe un0 8efannte, oteie Stitnrt.
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Sic l(utD. &Dnteitamtcn
baben ibre 9lrbeit be9Dnncit!
Gs tit aber im,ner nod 3eit, bent 9roben Mbonnentents,
Gomtet Der Sd9li6en Sntaba Sribine beijMtreten!
ISM. @eDer aus Glatte GoamtD an Der Spite!

8eften berbreitet leGan. Sagfe uiis
bod OieIer Gage elmer Der oelitihea
Bioniere BON Omaha: Ser 4ontct
tietet cine CUTIE @~eIegenbeit, Elm fei.
mes g[iitcnobi[ 81 betommen. an.
.oererIeitS a6er freie ih mid ii6er
ben &onteIt oesbalb, neil err fir
bic 0EGglide Omaha Eribiine" iclt9t
gropagonDa tnadt, llno cine ieDe
S0ee, Die our 5or0erung unleres
einsigen oeltiden EngebIattes i'm
@elten beitrdgt 1T urter ben bei.
tigen gerbdltniiien ooppelt freaoig
5t begriiBen.@
Seben Sie, tperte &onteitanten, p
lit bic Stimmiug inter Den Gelt'
iden. Ole @e(cgenbeit lit giinltiger
tute ie, abonnetten fir DIE lag
Iide Omaha Sribiine" 81 befommeH.
Sin bisden gifer fiibrt Sic gum
3iel. 9icieg 3n erreiden, ritB icBt
Sic gufaabe aaer a~outeltartten Iein.
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Nrehiat N[Qinna nlit @ritfn.

Sem gorf, %. 6ebr. Den
oS0htern Der Mebolution4 beren
8orbdter ben 9riteu 6as SeI gerb.
ten, er3Gblte ibr StnatsfdplaiL Der
ebrentperte aeb. &obert Bruce Glart.
selegentliM elmer in Der Buritdner.
tirfe an @eit 1870. StraBe oeran-
ItnIteten 8nibington.Jeier, OnB e
be peroommte Bflidt uno Sdulbig.
felt Der Ser. Sta1ten getueien fpdre.
ouf Seiten @nglonoS fir Die 81
Obligation au fdnpfen uuO OaS por.
me, fleine" 8eIgien, Bolen uno Ser.
bien at RIDDEN. Sic e~egentudrtige &e,
gierung beidbe fcinen Dtut, Oent
ionit bdtte iie unenttpegt fiir Die
p9rinSipten Der Sunlanitat4 entire.
ten mitiIen.
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SarSinnI @i66uns sesen grubi.
bittOu.

Baltimore, %. 6ebr. &arbi.
nal Gibbons gab einem 9eridter-
%itatter eegeniiber folgenoe tolermte
grtldrung ab: sd bin iebr gegen
ieoe l~taotSlpeite Bro9ibitions. Sill,
neil id Der aniidt BIN, 6ab Elm iol.
DIES @eies in elmer StnOt purp~oer
@r0Be @altimore'5 uno llntgebung
nidt er5ipltlgen iDeroen fam. Gin
@eieB bieier art piiroe MIR Die
9tedte uro 6reibeit Der 8itrger be.
idrdnfen uno 9eltd)elei inn 8oIfe
groB5ieben. Die @eltgeididte bis
gum bertigen Gage 5eigt, ouB bic
Softer iid iminer bent @etub be-
rouihenoer @etr1nfe b~iit9ege6en ia.
ben uno ii1 linn or9 fernerbin
bin9e6en meroer. Sd bin ~in6eiien
bon Seren fir MaBigfeit. Sd be.
iartporte aud 2oca[ Option urlo no
innter Die Mae6r5obl Ser giirger Ell
mes Counties ooer irgeno zines Sci.
leg 6es Staates ii6er Die 2oca[ 0p.
tionsSrage abitimrHen molten, loQte
ibr 8unid erfiiIlt peroen.~
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Bum jaG Der
Jellung Gr5erum!
Die rnHifjcn Siest in Armenicn
Derorn ia bas ridtise Sidt
eeitellt.

aotteroanI. %. Ge6r. Saut
Depeiden. bic ans an0eren Alel'
len, mic rniiiiden, Itamfnen, wuroe
Die Geltung @re3riim nidt bon ben
RalIen gatiirmt, ionoern bon oerl
Siirfen ger1lmt. Die Giirfen tpGl
GEN ljd niht in ooIiger gIufl0lung
0an $50 ailometer ~eltirrllten Sipas
al, lonoern bcIiH0cn ith i'm Belts
ibrer geinfnten gtrttaerie, init glus.
nnbme Der alien 9onnerbitdien Die
Iie in @r5erum 5uriidgeIaiien, nif
geor6netem &iid3ug, Inn Die I'M an.
morif) befinbIidm 8erit6rfuugen
nu~f5nnebmen. Isle melt Der redte
ruiiiI9e Gliigel eegen oas 56Dar5e
aGeer porgeorungpn 1T, ent3tebt ii6
ser tatIGhlidlen aenntnis, ieoeuf1as
ftcbt CT nidt Aitnnittelbar Dor Era.
pesitnt4. Ser linfe 5liigel bat ons
0an.@ebiet ni6t beieet, befinoet ftfl
DIT anf benz 8ormarld ge9eu Oil
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O,OOOS6meOenpterO
naC6 OGul(0(anO'

2onoon, 25. Gebr. Gin 8eridJt
mis aopenbnset an Die @rdmlge
telegraph GorupnnD bciagt, 0ab III
elmer 9~onferen8 StDilden iGiDeoilAen
uno 0euti6en gileHbabn6enmten
oortielblt beidloIien tpitroe, grobere
Danpfer fir ben Itarten 5rad)tper.
tcbr 5fpii1en Sreae6org, SAweoen,
INTO Sabnib (SnieI Siiger9 81 be.
id]qffen. n berner beiBt -es IN oieier
Depeidej ooB unOer5iigIi9 10000
: Bferoe bon Sbpeoen nod Deuti6.
,ono erportiert tper0en Ioaet; lie.
bod gel9iebt Die gefor6erung ntdt
aif benz gepobnliden 9e~rfebrStpege,
ionoern ioI bon MlaImp aug mad
einern bisber niGt eeiannten 0eut.
i6en &afen Tor iid geben.
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settel ein8nIenoen. 9lle Stium6atel
miiIiei BIS gum 6. Mtdrt in unieren
Sdnoen ieinL INN @iiltigfeit 81 ba-
BEN. Mon bot dlIo Die bette @ele'
genbeit, ben tleiuen 8oriprnng, ben
einige aonteitmtten erreidt bdben,
ein5ubolen.
@an usridaffe iia SiIfstrappeHI
On Oieier gtelle baden mir bereits
me9rmols olf Die Sntia6e bingetpie.
fen, ooB Der rette Seg, nm etnen
Itderen grfolg I'M aontelt ST. er5te-
len, in .geregelter Organization be-
itebt. Sober aonteitteilnebHter ioate
Iid) nod Silfstruppen umfe9ett, Inn
Ieine So6e at f6r6eru. Seoer fam
iol6e &ilfstrlppen otftreiben, 0ert
jeOer bat 6reun6e ut0 gefannte,
un0 oieie beIfen gerne IN 6teiem
aonteF. g(ae molten iie Die 9Sdgs
IiGe Omaha Eribiine lin 9an5ert
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auHferens beutider 3eitungsberans-
deber.

9urh oie anre9ung Der nNetp
Yorfer 5todts8eitung" lit ouf NOR.
gen ltn6 5onntag i'm AUDITORIUM
&otel in Chicago eihe &onferenS Der
Seransgeber Der leitenoen oeutlh-
omerifouiiden 3eitungen Der Ser.
Staten e~iuberlifen tpor0en, IN mel
der 8erinnnlung Die tpidtigen
Qifgaben, Die 5llr 8eit Sen Deliti1.
Entertainers oieIes 2onoes uno ipe.
aiea ben INSTRUMENTATION 8ei-
tltngen aegeniiberlteben, CUR Gr0rte-
ring ge6radt tper0en iolan. Der
&efausgeber Der sEribiine@ pirO
belite obeHO CUR 9onfereua na6
Chicago reiien.
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9artenfrGnsden bes SanSme1r.
ErauensG ereins.

9(nt 9onnerstog oben0, ben 2.
0tGrs, beronitoltet Der 2an6ruebr.
9rouen.8 erein I'M &energeidoB Der
ct. Mtoriu MagOaleita Stride, 19.
uno 9ooge Str, gum @eitell Der
oeutiden @itfuen nllb @niien cine
aartenaeIelihaft. Cur 8erteilung
qelongcn 8 Serrsls uno ebeniobieIc
Domenpreile, bic bon ben Srauel
aejtiftet fino. 9n Der 8ped Elm 10
eolcr lit, lit at eriparfen, OoB iid)
bic %sSrcllnoe nnO Sreltn6imen Oes
eolen aartenipiels SobIreid eilifin-
ben iperOeit. beionDers 0n 0cn beIfer
.Spielern if0ne 8reiie iuilfeu. Der
GintrittshrsJs lit ouf 25c pro Ger.
Ion feitaeiest slnfuI,e putt s nbtI
BEIRUT eud bel etnfGuicn ouI
Die aGriban
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Gin 0an66arer
ROntefant!

SEER Geo. gIgaier, 6er @eiuin.
tter Oes antOmobils, IdJteibt Der
gEdgIidem Gmdba Eribane@ einen
i~nterelfanteH Brief:
Ealmase, gleb, II. Sebr. 1916.
@cebrte SGglide Sma6a Eribincl
Ser5lideu Gant fir SIRE frennb.
lide W~ratnlation siim @euinn bcs
neiten Sorb. AntumObilS in SIREN
abOanements sStuuteit. am Iiebiteu
iuare i'd BEL Der 8reiSberteilHns ia
bort seueIen, aber bic ilmitGnbe er.
laubtcn es nift. Ncinc 8cit 1T ic6r
fnapp, nHo Id hate bieles nadJ5n.
bDIen, unb besbalb toHnte i'd uidt
nad Omaha fabreH.
Mcin 8unih lit tars geiast foE.
gen6cr: gSh m6dDte alien meinen
Sreaben, Sic 10 gut luarett, mir 10
trea i'm Sonteit sn Belfeu, meinen
bersIiaIten Sanf nbitattem. Mein
!3iel mar BON anfnng an: sd fam,
idj mill, ib milh sewiHueh", uuS bic
G~rfubrnns fat gelebrt, bah i'd redt
latte.
SOltcn Sic iuiinIden, Saf idl
cinem 8eridlt iiber meine Grle6niiIe
als Spntritant idlrci6c, 10 bin id
gerrte 6a5H bereit, nnS iueroen Sic
in ben ndditen SageH iueiteres BON
mir b6refl.
Gobalo bic @ege better hnS, iuer-
Be i6 mid mad Cmabn bege6en,
nm bag nett g%etuDnneue 4utOmU6il
nndl Sanie ~ faBren,
Sbren uDdmals OantenS, seidnet
adjtnngsbOa
geO. aIlgaier.
g. Q. SapObl, Serr aasaier, es
uiiroe ms lebr freaer, iuenn Sic
Sire Grlebniiie i'm aOnteit 6cidreis
ben miirScn. Der aOHteileiter.
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s1t[idler Emf.

5aItIn9s, Neb., %. 8ebr. =
Sroneis Settle 2eadl, Die iiebeuiGbri.
&c 3ofter ron 6errn uno 6rall
Sorrp 2ea9 in CHENILLE, gLitt, ais
ife gu ibrem OnfeG Elm Gdlodtmei.
Ter trug, aif Ser g[dtten StraBe ans
uno i|tiir3te ouf Die Gheioe oes Del.
iers, oas ibr Die aeble 0urtidnitt
iobab iie nad fur8er Belt Itarb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
Bdrger, 6eadrmt Cure
EOngreb- Delegation!
Mortfrhnnn non Geite u

@aI6iHStuH, .. 6
Con. &drrb 6. &na,
Son. gartUn Griuin Giueet,
Son. Gilbert s.. Sanssn,
Son. Samcs 8iaiam WpOS,
SON. Is. 8iltiam MamIrger,
Son. Gaiiias 6. 9uiuell,
SON. SDraee Mam,
Suu. @iaiam &agmOn6 Green,
5on. Srant y. 8oubs,
Sun. Gbunas 8. Steele.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
DunkeS 8rief
aus Japan!
6rau Bertha @esidmotn,
Omaha, Nebr.
NaraIbino, Is. Sanudr 1916.

Omaha, Geebr.
Naralbino, 25. Saru1r 1916.
Meine bodDerebrte gn6oige 8rntl
SSn ser 0ltrh uniere Gage ge6otenen
aiir5e, aber umio ber5lider oanfe
id S6uen fir Sbre giitige Mittei-
ling BON 81. 8e3ember nit Der
Menge Morfen, Die mein Snmmel..
BERG beoetltert bnben. Sd entna1ul
aus Sbren 3eitetl, 0nB sic meme
beioen 9retfe nod nidt er6dlten ba-
ben, bon Oenen Der cine .Sbnen mel.
ne urto unier aler EeiInabuIe an
oem 8ertuIt ybres @atten alisorii.
feu iollte. Soffeutli9 iin6 iie tn
stDiIdJen eitgelaufm.
Sore berrIide gudienbnng bdt
mid ebenio ent3iidt, pie fie uiyt anf
meme aamerooen tpirft. 9as Bud
fpiro mir cine mertboue g%rinnerlltl9
on Sbre oufopiernoe 2iebestdtiefeit
umb @ite einem 5rem0en gegenii6er
fein, Der bofft, iid nun gu Sbreu
3rernDen redrten gu biirfen. Die
8abafIenoung bot ober Ieioer ibr
3iel MIDI gefunoen. gieaeiflt trifft
lie nod elm; Ser 3on ntadt bier
geraoe benz &abat gegenii6er @eite.
ritngeu.
3u meincr uno oath iider Sbrer
groBen @enugtulr1a fam id be-
rihten, 6aB mir i'm lebten Mo1ot
ole oentid. otnerifaniiden Seis
tungerb Die sic mo Sbre 6reun0c
inns geionot. mir anitanoslos aus
oeteilt muroen, in0 oaB i'd belite,
eBe iG oieie 3etIen begonn, Don lltl-
fereln goritonO sic 8nliferung be.
Inn, 0oB er lie nns olid meiter6ir
geben noble. gr idlieBe MIR bic
~engltlh seIdlriebenen aiis. Sd
beoaure unenOIidl oab i6 0urd Die
llmItdn0e gc5nltngen mar, Sb1en
norbcr Die nmgcfe6rte Mitteilung su
MAIDEN tuio S6nen oa0ur6 getuiB
cine Menge Merger 81i bereiten. ga
ms a6er bic rGrbiine" iiberalS
ipertboa lit, ul6 uns piel, iebr oiel
feblen tnir0e, luerllt mir Die 0ielen
aeeuiqfeiten un0 ben poterlanoiihen
Gon NIT Dem forIhen @eilt b@errniI-
fen Iuaten, 10 mage id es. I'M Bei4
tericnOung 8u bitten. SUM @ren-
nlare reifen pollfontmen.
W1it 9eoapern eriab id aus elmer
8e8enl6er hummer, oaB sic einen
nnfoa ,erIittclt, BON beIicn 6oIger
Sic boifentIid) tDieoer bergeteat
iin0.
an Scrrn 8farrcr 6dntiOt bite
nn Bette @riiBe; or 1T Ood ipobl
0erienige, Der mid 8nerit entOedte.
Sn uniere 9teuiabrStuinihe babert
mir uairre 0mobo- 5reumbe bon Ser.
sen init pin1eidloIien; cine lleber'
mitteLuna o%erielben nulBte aber aus
Miidiiht auf ole 3eninr uuterIaiien
ner0en.
Snoem td nm aitte 0eutihe Sri.
ne an ole tmiere Seller Oriibell
bite, scidne i'd inter Ser geritde'
runa meiner gang beionOeren Der
ebrurta nit Sen beiten GmpfebIuugeu
| aIs SIR ltcts ergebener
4. RubIo, GberitIeittHunt.
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arbefr uno miro niemolg Die Bag
ooo.gabn erreiden.
@aes ltebertreibungen, S6atta'
fen, nnpabrbciter. Bon Der sgr.
Der Geituua GrSerum an
bis Stm raaseniprung" nad Der
@~og6aobabn.
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sdtnua. scntidlel

aommt 81 3. 8. 6. Tnmobr fit
hefqn s~iuibureer Safe, eer6lderten
gctiiidt auicHpfeffrr. Bier ur0
Ghnaps hqbctl mir oudl Su ber-
iauieu, 2O7 MpIi6e Ii. Strobe,
Gmoba, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

l%lnqenonnt fir Nos Mote arcl8
800; lluaenaaut iiir 0itproBcli.
NiLIe 500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
9entider gegeHieitis. @erfderunss-
8erein BON NebrQsfa.

(gine aiieBnlent- afiociation,)
8eridJt fir @Onat Sanunr 1916.
8eriiderung ON /. Sonuar 1915
5000, 374
@en oufgenommen tulr-
ben .s............. 1865
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8ai6instuu's gebnrtstas.

GEORGE @oIhinoton, ser @oter os' 9aterlonoes. - Gas gsaIb1ne.
ton.Wfonrnent In g~sol6iugton. Gas erfe &apitol in Sem gorf.
- Snoepeaoence SAT- IN g~bIaOelpbia. - Dos gteuben.02onlnient
in 8aIbington. - e8eorge Q%8oibngton iber geutraltdt. - &c.
neral 5teuben bon @afbtngton Srbng. - 9e 8ege Der orne,
rifnifden 5reibet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

SermanTS Dltgrame,
Gefretdr un0 Shoenieiiter.
9oitoiiite:: So1nioL 9ebr
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@eo. MQaaier.

g. 9. Sappbl, Serr aasaier, es
mirOe ms iebr freuet, iuenn Sic
Sire Grlebniiie i'm Sonteit 6eidrei-
ben wirScn. Der &OHteitleiter.
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gaarid Der G%1ieaer.

Cert BON 2uOmig 5aIOu. ghitt bon gOguril 3epfer. !
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aricss.GeSidte. a~ress.6amur,
Mand9aaIen's ariegsberiate.
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$5,422,059
9dn5eIliert 1piiroen. 49,. f17037
gIeibt gerfidernng in
Strait /. 5ebr. .$5,305. 022
9cit aufgetomnten iuilrben 5 @iit.
9IieOer, fall8elicrt luurOen 8 Miit.
9lieoer.
GinnaHmen.
aoiienbeItan9 /. San. So SO
Mnfnnbmes8 c6iibren -. 4t.11
Wtitglie6s@ ebabren ..... 500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
MERRITT FORMALLY
 GETS INTO THE RACE
Will Oppose Kennedy for President of Public Utili-
 ties Commission

Montgomery, January 2O.-(Special.) )-As forecast in today's Age-Herald Henry P. Merritt of Tuskegee, majority leader in the house of representatives of the legis- lature, announced his candidacy for presi- dent of the state public utilities commis- sion in opposition to President Sam F. Kennedy of Anniston.
 MT. Merritt did not make any state ment in announcing his candidacy, be- yond the declaration that he proposed to run. purely on his own merits rather than on the demerits of any other candi- date.
 The entrance of MT. Merritt into the race for president of the public utilities commission, it is expected means the re- tirement from the role of probable can didates for that office of Representative Ernest B. F'ite of Marion and Judge Thomas w. Wirt of Decatur both Of whom have received frequent mention as candidates for the office. It is under stood that an agreement was reached by which both MT. F'ite and Judge Wirt de- cided to retire from the race in the in- terest of Merritt. Their retirement will not bring about the withdrawal from the race of Representative J. A. Carnley or Elba as MT. Carnley announced tonight that, although a prohibitionist, he will rot yield to slate-makers, but would make an active campaign all over Ala bama for the position
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
PALMER TO TEACH
 SPANISH CLASSES
Alabama Expert Will Take Place at Y. M. c. A. of J. B. Gallan, Who
 Has Been Called to Mexico

J. B. Gallan, who had been engaged to teach the Spanish classes at the Y. M C. A. by R. E. Mitchell, the educational director, has been called back to Mex ico by business interests and finds him. self obliged to drop the work after sev- eral weeks of instruction. MT. Mitchell has announced that his place will be filled by T. w. Palmer, son of the presi- dent of the Alabama Girls Technical col lege at Montevallo, and one of the recog- nized experts in romance languages in the United States. Mr. Mitchell has writ ten the following letter to his students:
 'J. B. Gallan has been called to his home in, Mexico, and this fact makes it necessary for me to secure new in- structor for the Spanish class.
 T have secured T. w. Palmer to take charge of this class. MT. Palmer is a local attorney and graduate of the Har- yard School of Law. While at Har- yard he was awarded a Sheldon fellow ship and was appointed to investigate and compose a guide to the law and legal literature of Spain. Before going to Spain MT. Palmer studied Spanish under private tutors, and spent six months in research work in Madrid and other lead ing cities of Spain. He has since written book which is now in the Library of Congress. He was recently appointed to deliver paper before the Pan-American cor rgress which met at Washington a few weeks ago. In this paper MT. Palmer re- ceived favorable comment from the press throughout the country. He speaks Spanish f1uently and, in my judgment. will make a most competent instructor Yours truly, R. E. MITCHELL
 'Educational Director"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
Court of Appeals Decisions

Ollie Bailey vs. the state of Alaba anna, from Walker law and equity court; mo- ton to affirm on certificate denied.
 Tony Wise, ct al vs. Tille Sparks, from Cullman circuit court; motion. to dismiss overruled.
 Eugene l. Well, doing business, etc. vs. Mrs. V. L. Teabo and George M, Teabo; affirmed.
 Emily Thomas vs. the state of Ala bama, from Morgan law and equity court; motion to affirm on certificate denied.
 Brown, J.-Charles D. Summers vs. the state of Alabama, from Mobile city court; affirmed.
 John Mitchell vs. the state of Ala bama, from Bibb circuit court; re- versed and remanded.
 Reuben J. KeIfe vs. the state of Ala bama, from Jefferson criminal court; affirmed.
 Tom Noah vs. the state of Alabama, from Jefferson criminal court re- versed and remanded.
 Ed Sherrod,. alias, etc. vs. the state of Alabama, from Bessemer city court; affirmed.
 Green Douthard, alias. etc. vs. the state of Alabama, from Anniston city court; motion to affirm denied.
 Wiley J. Nelson vs. the state of Ala bama, from Shelby county court; mo- tion to affirm denied
 Emmet Keeb1e vs. the state of Ala bama, from Randolph circuit court; motion to dismiss appeal and strike bill of exceptions overruled; Judgment af- firmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21

Montgomery, January 2o-(Special.) List of decisions in the court of appeals of Alabama, announced today, follow:
 Per Curiam-George W. Phalin Lumber company vs w. Y. Wilson, from Tusca- loosa. circuit court; dismissed on motion of appellee.
 No. S56-O. K. French Dry Cleaning Co., vs L. H. Montgomery, from Birm1ng- ham city court; affirmed on motion of appellee.
 No. 942-O. K French Dry Cleaning Co. vs L. H. Montgomery, from Birmingham city court affirmed for want of assign ment of errors.
 Tendon Hardware company vs. the Gen. eva Manufacturing company. from Wal ker law and equity court affirmed on mo- tion of appellee. Pelham, P. J.-Murry Lane alias, etc. vs the state of Alabama, from Jefferson criminal court; affirmed. John Johnson vs. the state of Alabama, from Winston circuit court; reversed and remanded
 Thomas, J.-Robert Tarver vs. the state of Alabama, from Montgomery city court; motion to affirm on certificate denied. John Harrington alias, etc. vs. the state of Alabama, from Montgomery city court; motion to affirm on certificate overruled Golden Johnson vs. the state of Ala bama. from Russell circuit court; motion to dismiss for want of prosecution granted.
 Postal Telegraph Cable company vs. w. s. Shepherd from Birmingham city court; reversed and remanded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
SURVIVORS TELL OF
 DISASTER TO E-2
All They Saw of Explosion Was Binding Flash-Testify, Swathed
 In Bandages From Cots

News York, January 20-Five sur vivors of the fatal explosion on the submarine E-2 told their stories to the naval court of inquiry today and all were emphatic in their declartions that there was no one smoking at the time of the explosion. The men, swathed from head to foot and with only their eyes and visible through slits in the bandages. were in a ward at the Cumberland street hospital.
 Lieut. Charles M. Cooke. commander of the E-2, wept as he passed among them and each patient assured the commander that he did not consider him to blame. The men are suffering from burns, but 1t is believed all will recover They could tell nothing as to what happened on the craft after the explosion as all were insensible and their recital provided no informa- tion except that there was b1indine flash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
LADIES' REST ROOM
 AT COURTHOUSE


 Through the joint efforts of the women employed in the courthouse, with Miss Woods as chairman. and a committee of suffragists, the courthouse. from now on, will have comfortable rest room for all white women compelled to stay around the building.
 A small room on $he third floor will be used for this purpose and nurse en- gagged to be constantly in charge
 The board of revenue will establish this room for the comfort of the white women, furnishing it with large and small bed. and rocking chairs. The girls employed in the building are to direct the women to this room.
 months ago by Miss Alma Rittenberry, ho solicited the cooperation of the suf- fragists, and also asked the help of the women in the building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-21
REOOTIIGtfTS@ @
 AnD 2SGREEN
By RICHARD F. LUsSIER

the greatest questions troubling the American public in the present day, is asked in the Metro picture in which the popular Madame Petrova IS starred at the Rialto theatre today and to, morrow. What Will People Say is from the well-known novel or Ru- pert Hughes, which brings out to the attention of the public some of the present day foibles in the super-soclal' world
 '"The Missing Links with Norma Talmage and Robert Harron, flne- Arts-Triangle feature, will be snoWn at the Colonial theatre today. ms is the old story of the mysterious murder, in which the innocent nero IS falsely accused. However, the mys- tery is finally solved through a pair of cuff links. Robert Harron and the beautiful Norma Talmage, star or "The Battle Cry of Peace" but now a member of the Fine Arts company, are at their best in this picture of in trigue
 '"The Battle Cry of Peace still con- tinues to pack the Alcazar to the doors at every performance. It can be con servatively stated that the longer thls picture remains in Birmingham the
  ter citizens. '"The Battle Cry of Peace" is a tragic lesson of what the bunk exuded by our dove-like peace makers is leading this country into Let every Birmingham citizen who has red blood flowing in his veins see "The Battle Cry of Peace.'
 '"The Making of Crooks" with Jack Pickford will be shown at the Odeon Two today. This is a Selig feature and the first in which the brother of' Mary Pickford is starred. "The Max ing of Crooks shows how young men are led astray through the cigarette smoking and pool room route.
 Laws Injustice a three-part Lu- bin feature, on the newly organized Unit programme, will be shown at the Princess theatre today. 'Thc Misflt Baron,' a Nina comedy, is also at the Princess today.
 'The Gamble,' with Harold Lock- wood and May Allison will be shown at the Odeon One today as we'll as Marietta in the Jungle" Horsley- Bostock production, in which Margaret Gibson is starred. '"The Gamble" is a two-part American production in which the popular matinee idol, Harold Lockwood, has another of his dash ing roles.
 'The Hawk was some draymah.