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The La Jara chronicle., 1907-09-20

Utah for the past five years, has
recently had this section added to
his district. To get a general idea
of the needs and make the ac-
quaintance of the farmers, Mr..
Brown attended the late series of
farmer institute meetings and
spoke on this question at Mont
rose, Olathe, Delta, Paonia and
Crawford. At nearly all these
places he examined several farms
needing drainage, besides doing
considerable driving in order to ac-
quaint himself with local condi-
tions.
While he did not attempt to de-
preciate the seriousness of this
question nor to minimize the diff
ficulties to be overcome, he was
very sure that the solution lay in
the proper undertakings of such
lands. This work of the office of
the experiment stations in the
west, and especially in Utah, has
been done in cooperation with the
state stations and individual farm
ers on small tracts throughout
the states. Nearly all general
and special soil formations found
in irrigated districts have been
worked with in these efforts. In
addition to these cooperative
tests, many farms have been ex-
amined by request and plans for
drainage made. In all such cases
complete notes were kept and fire.
quent inspections made to note the
effects.
1t is likely that the work here
will be limited to rendering such
help as the latter, as far as posi-
BILE, unless some special arrange
ments are made by the department
and state for cooperative work.
Mr.. Brown, whose address is
240 Commercial Club Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah, will gladly
render all the assistance that he
can by correspondence, and his
personal assistance may be secured
on his next visit this fall, if appli-
cation is made.
SUGGESTIONS FOR DRAINAGE.
Lands commonly known as al
kated, mineral or saleratus lands,
are those which contain an excess
of certain salt elements. These
salts are usually quite uniformly
distributed in arid lands and not
in sufficient quantities to interfere
with crop production before the
application Of water. They may
be accumulated at the surface in
sufficient quantities to prevent the
termination of seeds or the proper
development of plants by the ev-
aporation of the water which is ap-
piled directly on the surface, or
they may be carried in solution to
distant parts by the seepage water
and there accumulated at or near
the surface with the same injurious
results. In either event under
drainage is necessary. The idea
that lands containing much alkali
can be safely cultivated by limit
ing the supply of water SO as to
prevent seepage, is mistake.
The water SO applied will take up
those salts in solution, and every
particle of water which evaporates
from the surface will leave it's load
there, and it will only be ques-
ton of time before an excess
will be accumulated. Under drain
age must be used and sufficient
water must be applied to carry the
alkalies down and out. OF course,
some soils are naturally under
drained; but for these there must
often be provided in other lands,
drains to keep the highly charged
alkali waters from spreading in the
fertile fields below and there de-
positinO their deadly load These
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-09-20

80 East 23rd ST., New York City
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
RAILROAD GOSSIP

"Eugineers have sense. When
they seek a wife they want to
6ud in her a help-mate and COM
panion consequently we go 10 the
country and get sensible, COM
painable woman who knows how
to keep house and we find all the
other graces combined" The
above remark foated on the air
as we passed down street.
A. B. & A., Engineer construc-
ton Kennon, is in the city. New
developments usually follow his
arrival.
M. P. Stiles was called to Way
cross, yesterday.
Harry Graves, A. B & A. mail
ing clerk, is home for a week.
George Dickert, chief clerk A.
B. & A., was robbed Of $235 90
while in the sleeper returning
from Atlanta Tuesday night.
A. Redelshemer and family,
have gone to Nichols, where he
will serve as chef clark for the
A. B. & A.
Mrs. c. E. Abel, from near
Decatur, Ala, who has been Wis
ting her son in Macon, stopped
over on her return home to see
her brother, Conductor H. F.
Newton, of North Main street.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Every sect ion of the state

Every sect ion of the state b
taken up the question of god
roads, and the leading paper
of the state are pointing to La
rens county as a model wor
following.
1t would seem, from the con-
ments, hat nearly all the othe
sections of the state have bee
following the time-honored-cu
tom of our forefathers-goin
over the roads of the countie
and patching up the bad place
and then putting in the ba1auc
of the time with gangs openin
up new roads.
Laurens has followed this pla
in the past, but our com mission
ers saw the folly OF it, and de-
termed to build roads that would
last, by utilizing the clay that
lies just underneath the sand in
most parts of the country.
In getting this clay it was nee
essary to open up wide ditches
on either side of the road by re-
moving the sand, and after clay
bad been removed and spread
upon the roads the sand was re-
placed in the bitches, making
permanent drainage for new
roads. In a great many places
roads may be very much improve
ed by opening up bitches to car
ry off any standing water, and
when to drainage is added hard
surface to the road, and a good
grade by cutting down the high
places and filing in the lew ones,
a splendid driveway will result
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Honor Roll for Ali.
Grade, First Ward.

Each pupil making an average
OF 80 per cent. in its studies,
neither tardy nor absent during
the month, and have made 100
per cent. in department.
Ruth Morris, Ethel Hubert,
Alice Dorminey, J. Mid Smith,
Leila Harrison, Elmer Martin,
Jethro Wynne. Milton Hopkins,
Ida Mcmillan, Mable Wynne
Claude Waters, George FloVa
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04

We can offer, if taken promp-
ly-one story four room house
with pantry on large lot; near
iu-with city water and lights
for $4,000.
Will rent for over 1790 on val
ue. g44-tf
VI. r. Saunders, former route
sgent for the Southern Express
Co., has accepted the position of
express agent at Tampa, Fla.
He is succeeded il this division
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04

Girls wanted at White Swan
Laundry. Att
Mrs. H. M. Meeker went to
Nichols today.
Enterprise on sale at Adams
Candy Kitchen. If
1T is richer thing to build
houses than men,"
Mrs. E. H. Pyles, is visiting
her daughter in Florida.
Miss Verna McLauchlin, is
visiting in Lumber City.
"Oh, for an airship while the
grand jury is in session"
Mrs. J. M. Mcdonald and child
rem are visiting in Valdosta.
Mrs. T.. J. Griffin, is in Ca
MILL, at the bedside of her
mother.
w. E. Booker has mmenced
a residence for him self on West
Oconee.
Mrs. L. A. Wilson, of Cordele,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Leo
Hendricks.
Small city maps, correct up to
date, for sale at the Enterprise
office. tt.
Mr.. w. B. Hammock, took a
business trip to Ambrose. yes
terday.
DR.. N, C. Page, took his de-
parture for Seattle, Washington,
yesterday.
G w. Smith spent Easter Sun
dav with bis brother 10 Jackson
Vile, Florida.
Mrs. T. ]. Simpson and daugh-
ter, Miss Dollie Simpson, are
visiting in Wray.
Miss Chester Willbanks and
Miss Pearl Bradley, of Oslerheld,
were ia town yesterday.
The walls of E. Wilkerson's
stone building on Magnolia ST.,
near Grant, are going up.
Mr.. r. V. Bowen has the fra me
up for another double-tenement
house on west Oconee street.
The National Barber Shop.
First class in every particular
RATHS. 44-tf
P. J. Dell jr,, is arranging te
build house on the corner OF
Suwauee and Longstreet avenue
There will be preaching in the
Lutheran Church next Sunday
at II o'clock, by Rev. S. l.,
Nease.
Mrs. W. II. Oliver, of Triton,
returned home Monday after a
pleasant visit with her sister
Mrs. ]. H. Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r A. Simth
took their departure on Monday
for Dallas, Texas, where they
will reside iu the future.
Mrs. B. F. Knapp, as Patrl
cite Instructor for The W. X. Z
has placed a flag in each schoo
room in the city, makiog thr'eer
in all.
For Ssle-Shingles Nos. l an(
2. Sidney Clare,
21tf Lynn wood
Mrs. Sarah E. Hogan, who ha!
been visiting e | a ives il
Wrigktsville and Dublin, return
ed this m 9rning to her home il
IrwinYille.
Residences are going up S.
rapidly, in every section of tn
city, that we do not pretend f
mention al of them. They ar
ALI of q good class of buildings.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
News From the Sticks

Ali the good looking people
went to Osierfeld, Sunday.
Mrs. W. ]. Troup visited
mother, Sunday.
Everybody is invited
singing at Dorminey
4lh Sunday in Ma
bring well al
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04

! turned nome yesterday.
The Department of Georgia
and Sou'h Carolina G. A. R. will
assem- BILE in Atlanta on the 10Th
of this month.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman. returned
to Douglas, yesterday, after
spending Faster with her par.
entS, Mr.. aud Mrs~P. r. Booker.
The family of J. D. McLauch-
tin took their departure for
Jasper, Fla, Monday to the
regret OF their many friends.
They will make that their home.
Alva and Gussie Roberts, little
fatherless children, were sent to
the Baptist Orphanage at Heepe-
vile, on Monday, by the Baptist
society OF this city.
Mrs. Kate Cclvin, Lady Com
mander Of the Maccabees, who
spent a very pro6ta be and pleas
ant week in this city, took her
departure Monday, for Way
Gre IS.
Another poor unfortunate
drifted to Fitzgerald, appealing
to,our sympathy and Judgement
-because-she is only in her
teens, and more sinned against
than SHINING.
For Sale Floradora cotton
seed, Alexanders Money Maker;
all choice selected cotton seed at
81 90 per blu. call at Quinn's
Feed store at residence of
]. B. Bennett, Lincoln Ave.
If.
On Friday April 18th, the new
fag-po1e at the third ward school
house will be dedicated with ap-
propriate exercises. A very in
teresting program is being pre-
pared.
Mrs. ]. C. Lindsey, of Ravens,
Ohio, and Mrs. D. Ahern, of
Canton, Ohio, who spent the
winter with their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Van VIE, took their
departure for home, this week.
Mrs. W. H. Wells and little
son, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Wells sister, Mrs. ]. D.
McCarty, for the past three
weeks, returned to Shellmar, to-
day.
The Progressive Union held
most Interesting meeting at
the Lee-Grant Hotel Tuesday
evening. The excellency of the
program indexes the character
of that organization.
J. C. Fissell, one of the old
time colonists. but now Of Green
Vile, Florida, returned home
Monday. Mr.. Fissell owned the
first lath mill in the colony, He
| is now in the lum Der business in
Florida.
Mrs. w. M. Heck, of Jackson
sonville, Fla who was called here
on account of the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. F. Shaw, re-
returned home this morning.
Mrs. Shaw is suffering with Tu-
berculosis.
Wilbur Snyder, a lad ID bis
early teens, captured the suit of
clothes thrown from the roof at
lGelder's sale. Policema Collier
caught a pair of pants and tuck
ed them under his coat, and in
the wild scramble somebody
swiped them.
If the doctrine of reia carnation
be true, what sorry plight some
owners of horses will be in, in
their next appearance on earth.
The flies and musq uitoes will
ceaselessly torture them and a
never. dying thirst in sight Of
flowing water will be constant
torment.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04

In the mad rush for the Goth
ing thrown fro m the roof at the
lGelder's sa'c yes'e rday, the
Enterprise devil captured good
vest-and-bit his tongue, The
rest of the Office 70 &c considers
the latter the best in invest ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer, of
Chester, Pa who have been the
guests of Mrs. M. Spi Ter, Of
Roanoke Drive, took their depart
ure Monday for their hom=
They are favorab1y impressed
with Fitzgerald ami the climate.
Mr.. Spencer is a newspaper man
and felt compelled to return to
business.
FOR SALE:-For few days
will offer y of the finest lots 10
the city. A new 8 room house
just being finished. One 20 acre
tract, one S acre tract, north of
Shops. Step lively if you want
a bargain. Enquire at the Ven
dome. Chas. F. Eckhart.
4O.3,
A suspected Blind Tiger"
was met the other day a long
way from his home in this city.
On being asked where he was 60
ing, nting skyward, he answ-
cred, straight up" 1t is need
less to add that the grand jury is
in session during the efforts of
the "Tigers" to climb any old
tree.
Col. T. W. Boulware, an emf
nent jurist, says: "Whiskey is
the most demoral;zing thing in
the world. l have defended for
ty-one men and women for MUIR
der in my life and / am safe in
saying that nineteen out of twen-
ty of the crimes we're caused by
whiskey. I have defended lots
of other criminal cases in my life,
aud l am safe in saying that nine
teen out of twenty of them were
caused by liquor"
In the Knoxville, Tenn, cam
paign for a dry town the ballots
went dry" almost ten to one.
A column of 10000 men, women
and children marched thru the
city at eight a. "a. with flags, tenn
perance banners aud songs, dis
tributing themselves among the
various voting places. 1t requlr-
ed forty-6ve minutes for the pro-
cession to pass a given point.
All.day prayer meetings were
held, the church bells tolllng
every hour.
The following is the story OF a
cat that has as many lives as
whiskey: "a cat, which has
adopted the plant of the Sandus-
! XIV Foundry and Machine Com
pany as her home, undertook to
| Jump through the flywheel on
the engine. The cat got caught
10 the spokes, was whirled around
400 or 500 times and then
through a window. With eight
lives still to her credit, she hoist
ed her tail and started on a swift
run to find another home"
Dixie" we'll known but not
forgotten Colon1st, mas returheu
to Fitzgerald as place of good
cheer-for a few months. She
was once familiar figure on the
streets of Fitzgerald, and espec-
ally at the hi,ching post at the
post cf6ce. That was when she
belonged to Postmaster Mars
ton, who sold her for 5000 Dixie,
as a colt, was brought to the colo
ny, from Ohio, by DR.. c. B.
White, eleven years ago, and IS
now owned by Mr.. L. J. L..
Phillips, president of the First
National Bank, of Triton, who
sent her to S. Haver6eld, of this
place who will care for her dur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
CAPTURED TWO OYSTER
PIRATES IN JAMES RIVER
Commodore Lee Hove Upon the Law
Breakers During Early Hours
Of Yesterday Morning.

While cruising down the James
river from Richmond early yesterday
morning ON the State navy boat.
Commodore Nlaury, Commodore Me
Donald Lee, chairman of the State
board of fisheries. caught two white
oyster pirates ut work on the State
rocks.
Commodore Lee was returning
from Richmond, where hu had taken
Mrs Swanson. wife OF Governor
swanson, after the reception given
bN her In Hampton Roads Friday, and
mad also had the name OF the flas
snip oi the navy changed from tho
E!nilinc To the Commodore Maury.
IL was just NJ the break OF. day
when the Commodore Maury came
upon the pirates and before the two
men recognized that the shin was
The flag ship of the State board of
fisheries Commodore Lee had them
IN such a position as To make their
escape impossible.
Tho men lost little time I'm nlood.
ing guilty to the charge of unlawfu,.
~ stealing from the oyster rocks
ont of the regular season and Com.
modorc Lee put upon them the larr.
est fines that the law allows him
To impose upon pirates.
After their successful work tho
Commodore Maury steamed down to
N>ewport News. and an hour later
me capture of the pirates was re.
ported to Oyster Inspector William f..
.awson. OF Hampton.
commodore Lee stated that the
commodore Maury would so TO Cape
CHARLES from Hampton and then
would run ZIP into the Potomac lust
TO see how the pirates were getting
along in those waters.
II is the intention of the State
BOARD OF fisheries to make severe
battle this summer against oyster
pirates and those caught dredging the
rocks viii be punished to the fullest
extent of the law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
BRAZILIAN SHIPS WILL
CERTAINLY ARRIVE TODAY
Quarantine Officer at Old Point VIII
Meet the Visitors Outside the
Capes on Torpedo Boat.

The three Brazilian warships. 10
represent Brazil ut the jamestown
Exposition. are expected TO arrive In
Hampton Roads this morning. The
quarantine officers at Old Point re.
ceived word to this effect last ev.
oning
Early this morning DR.. lI. w. Keat.
ley, the assistant quarantine org or,
VIII go outside of the capes on one
OF the torpedoe boats to meet the
l'razilians, so that the quarantine in.
spection may be gone through with
with MS little Inconvenience to the
visitors as possible.
The idea of meeting the visiting
men of war in torpedo boat has
been practiced by the quarantine au.
ihorities mt Old Point from the first
ana II has met with considerable
favor from the foreigners.
1t was learned yesterday that the
three japanese ships. which were due
TO reach Old Point Sunday, but aid
not arrive until Monday evening, be.
came bound just outside the canes
and We're unable on that account TO
enter the Roads until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
WANTED.

WANTED - Young lady 10 learn
bookkeeping. Good position and de.
sirable work. Answer, Bookkccper.
Box 33G, Hampton, Va. 5.S-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
Has Been Asked to Become a
Candidate for The Country Osmo-
cratic Committee IN Wy'hs.
POLITICAL POT IS BOILING HARD
Frlendn of Former Mayor John w.
Richardson Want Him to Become
An independent Candidate for May.
or In the Gencral Town Election
On June i2-Fight for Council.

Interest was injected into the exec
ton of the new county Democratic
committee yesterday by themnnouncc.
men that Mr., William H. Lawson.
the oyster Inspector, had Dccn asRe :
to become a candidate for the com.
mittec in Wythc district
The entire county committee Will
be elected ut The COMFY primary on
June 10Th and SO far little interest
has been manifested IN this very
important branch OF the party's gov
ernmont II Is likely that contest
will be made for the committee. how
ever, In every district
The committee is M present com.
posed of the following gentlemen:
Hampton district -NJrssrs. Samuel
Gordon Cumming and Nelson $.
Gruomc.
Phoebns-Mayor l.. =. Fumcss ana
Y. J. DAILY.
Chesapeake David Johnson, and
Henry shelton
Wythe- Capt. Frank Couch ana
w. S. Crockett
Mr.. Henry c. Shelton is the chair.
man of the nartv.
When the committee meets next
Wednesday evening illc plans o;r
the general county primary will he
formulated and tho returns of Tho
town primary. which will occur next
Wednesday, viii he cWvnsscd and
certificates of election given to tho
successful candidates.
When seen yesterday Mr.. Lawson
would not say that he Is going to be.
come Il candidate for tho county
committee. He said he had hcen ap.
preached by several OF his friends
nnf asked to run. but he has not
made up his mind MS to what he Will
do,
The various caNdidatcs in tho
town primary for the election OF
councilmen, mayor and town treas.
lrer are engaged in un active cam
paign and naturally all of them fccl
confident of election
Quite II number of the friends and
admirers OF former Mayor John Wcs.
ley Richardson have asked him to run
Tor office In The general election as
mn independent candidate. Mr.. Rich.
ardson has not announced his intcn.
tions, although his friends declare
that he would make most rormid-
able candidate for tho office.
Probably the most interesting fight
In the general county primary Is that
Tor. commemorative attorney. MIR.
Burdctte A. Lewis is being opposed
Tor reelection by former Judge Ed.
gar H. Montague. Both OF the candi-
dates are popular ana the fight will
he one of The most holly contested
the county has known iir eight years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
MARRIED IN BUFFALO.
Mr. james Anderson Lawson Claims
Miss Jeannette RaiIlie as His
Rridn

Mr. and Mrs. John a. Baltic. of
bhifaio, N. Y, have sent out cards
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Jeanette O. Baillie.
10 Mr.. James Anderson Lawson, of
Norfolk, who until few days ago
resided in Hampton. The wedding
was solemnized in the home of The
ride last Saturday. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Lawson left Immediately for we'd.
ding trip in the west and will he NJ
home to their friendsI in Norfolk.
after the first of July.
Mr.. Lawson Is the senior member
OF the wellknown firm OF Lawson &.
Newton, dealers in tombstones and
marbles. He is n young business man
OF sterling worth and was very highly
esteemed by his acquaintances in
Hampton.
Mrs Lawson, like her husband, is
from Scotland, but she MAS lived in
Buffalo for several yearA She IS a
most accomplished young woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
WANT ALL OF THE
c0NFEDERATES TO ASSIST
Joint Meeting of the Dauahters and
the Camp of Veterans to Arrange
Tor Memorial Day Exercises.

~ the meeting of Hampton Chap.
'er' Daughters OF the Confederacv
Yesterday afternoon q resolution was
adopted inviting the members of r..
u. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
ana the Old Dominion Dragons
chapter. Daughters of the Confed /.
cracy, To meet with committee from
me hampton Chapter next Tuesday
AFTERNOON. The object OF the Joint
meeting Is TO arrange for the proper
observance of Memorial Dav.
1t is expected that the memort,,
exercises this year will he inc MOS,
oi".'or"'e ever undertaken and the
vhriohs Confederate organizations will
cess. . "''''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08

WANTED = COOK FOR LUNCH
counter. 2l1 Mellen ST., Phoebus.
va. 5-G-2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
Cape View Cottage
Buckroe Beach

Directly on Chesapeake Bay. and
only miles from Old Point. Now
ppeh, Rates reasonable. Address
hoX Sj7. Hampton, Va.
Prime 234 Buckroe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.

The Coming and Going of the P.ople
You Know.
Mrs. Gadol and Miss Jeanette On.
dol have returned to their home I'm
Phoehns after n visit of few DAYS
in Washington
MI w Russell Winfree. of Lynch.
burg, has Joined Mrs. Winfree and his
children. who are visiting the Rev.
keVordy Estill. ID. d., in King street.
Mrs. Ethel Balt2elle and little
daughter. Martha Lane BaltzeIle OF
Miami, Fla. arrived Yesterday. ia
spend sometime with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lane Schmelz, in East Queen
street
Miss Ruth Schmelz has returned
from Miami, Fla, where sho spent
the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Ellen S. Waller, Mrs. Samuel
Gordon Cumming and Master Law.
renee Cumming have gone to sum
mer resort near Baltimore. where they
Will spend three months.
Mrs. Arthur e. Hall. who has been
indisposed in her residence in King
street, was very much improved yes
terday.
Mrs. Walter Ruan, of Bedford City,
Is the guest of Mrs. w. Il. Lawson
In Armistead avenue.
Mr. Merritt Moore, ,Tr,, of Mathews
county, and his sister, Mrs. ]. II.
Gardner of Hampton, lef. yesterday
Tor York county to he Mt the bedside
OF their father. MIR. Merritt Moore.
ST., who is critically i'll. Mr.. Moore
Is well-known farmer in York com.
ty, having lived there all of his life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08
License Notice!

Notice is hereby given that unless
persons requiring Il license for the
conduct of their business, take out
such licenses before Thursday night,
| shan be compelled to report them
to the May term of the Grand Jury.
would hate very much 10 have to
perform this unpleasant duty. but the
law makes 1t mandatory upon me to
nave my report ready by the 2Ist of
May.
HARRY w. BOOKER,
Commissioner of Revenue.
Wednesday, May 8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08

Mr.. w. Russell Winfree. of Lync
burg, has Joined Mrs. Winfree and II
chiidreh, who are visiting the Re
kevordy Estill, d. D., in King stree
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-08

Mrs, Gado and Miss Jeanette Ga
doi nave returned to their home i'm
Phoehns after visit of Il few DAYS
in Washington.