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emotions to the utmost.
In her palmy days MADAME
x" was known as Jacqueline
Floriot, wife of a very distin-
guished lawyer. She committed an
indiscretion which enraged her hus-
band, and he cast her out of his
home She then started to tread
tie downward path, and after twenty
years we find this once beautiful
wife a drug besotten outcast at a
cheap and questionable hotel in
company with an adventurer.
While at this hotel, Jacqueline
mentions to her companion that
when she married Floriot she
carried a large dover, and she had
never reclaimed it. Her companion
now the tool Of two professional,
blackmailers, scents a plan whereby
he may extract this dover from
Floriot, and he airs his plot to her
Jacqueline resents. She wishes
that her husband and more
especially her son, might never
know of her present depraved con-
dition, and she insists that her
friend refrain from going to Floriot
He starts out on his mission,
regardless of her protests, and she
shoots him. Tie courts find her,
and the third act of the play opens
with q court scene which is said to
be one of the most thrilling scenes
of theatrical history.
Jacquelines son has grown to
manhood, has studied law, and the
States counsel has appointed him
to defend the prisoner. 1t is his
first big case, and he is instructed
by his father to touch the judges
heart and run away with the jury's
feelings"
Jacqueline, wishing to keep her
identity secret, although she does
not know that her son is to defend
her, gives no name, and she Is
therefore known as the mysterious
Madame x.
The son gives an iInpassioned
show of oratory and wins the case
And then the meeting of mother
and son creates the greatest flow OF
emotion that can be imagined
.Jacuueline dies, but not until she
has read in the cards that she will
vet meet the two beings who she
has yearned to see with every
of her life.
In her last hours, her son com
forts her, the husband comes to re-
claim her, but poor Jacqueline IS
too far gone for reclamation
Madame X' opens with prologue
and three acts.
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Free Zoo
Is a Very
Big Hit
Broad Ripple Park Will
Present Dancers
Again,

because Of the favorable I'M
~ preston they created last Sun
day, the Ruthanne Kersting dancers
will again appear on the open cir
stage at Broad Ripple Park tomor-
row afternoon and evening with
special terpsichorean program.
The Kersting group is made up
of eighteen tiny dancers. They will
appear in Grecian and Oriental
ballet numbers and will include i'll
their repetory a Russian dance,
waltz clog, classical waltz, doll
dance and Dutch dance.
The musical Interpretation OF
these dances will be supplied
through the Musical Miracle, The
records Of which are furnished by
the Viking Music Company.
While the park has many new
features this season including Dur-
tons miniature golf game, The
Temple of Mystery, and the old
favorites such as Bluebeard's Castle,
the Whip, the Bug, Merry Go
Round, Fairyland Flyer, the Ski,
Chutes, Ferris Wheel, Dodgcm,
Kentuckys Derby, the Moonlight
Dance Garden, with Arbuckle's
union orchestra, the big skating q ink
and others, probably the biggest
favorite is the swimming pool now
with the advent Of hot weather.
This season a concrete sea wall
and walk has been built around the
entire pool and back Of the vail is
sand for the bathers to loll in be-
tween swins. A special portion of
the beach and pool is given over
to children with sand piles, buckets
and shovels to play with. Registered
life guards insure the safety of The
swimmers. The many new water
devices installed this season have
become popular with the bathers.
The free zoo with its denizens
of the field and forest and the big
monkey home with its dozens of
Simian comedians is q popular at
traction with park visitors.
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Musical Comedy
Announced

Universal is the first company to
announce a musical comedy with
full sound dialogue, dance and sing
ing accompaniment, written espe-
cially for the screen. Carl Laemmle,
Jr, is buSily at work adapting his
"Collegians" stories to this purpose
and will use the entire "Collegians"
cast, consisting of George Lewis,
Dorothy CULVER, Eddie Phillips,
Churchill Ross, Hayden Stevenson,
olette Merton and Lorayne Duval.
The production is tentatively titled
1.-THE College Hero"
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Namcy,S Hair
WiUShOzO Ub

Nancy CAROLS beautiful and un-
usual golden reddish hair, along with
striking costumes and unique desert
and mesa scenery will be brought
out in technicolor sequences of the
Zane Gray picture, THE Water
Hole"
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In Touch Picture

Clyde Cook, former "Follies"
comedian and more recently film
character actor, has been signed for
a new comedy role. He will appear
in 1.-The Docks of New York" star
ring George Bancroft.
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Edythe Elliott to Have Leading Part in Drama Opening
at EngiSh'S Sunday Night NightStckS'
Is Walker Play

CHARLES BERKELL, Of the Berkell PLAYERS at
~ Engishs has made possible for heatergoers in this
city to Madame X, with Miss Edyhe Elliott leading
woman in the fascinating role 1t will open tomorrow night
with augmented cast
Madame X is a big human dramatic story with several
very thrilling scenes and is said be capable Of stirring the
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TitIing "The Whip"

1.-THE Whip" famous old Drury
Lane race track melodrama, featur e
ing Dorothy Mackaill, Ralph Forbes,
Lowell Sherman and Anna Q. Mel
son, has just been completed. 1t
Is now being titled.
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STAYS to Work

Louise Brooks, who planned va
cation in the East following the
completion of her work in the jim
Tully story, "Beggars Of Life" has
decided to remain in Hollywood
for another assignment.
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Charlie Davis is making all kinds
of records. We all know his long
distance entertaining record at the
Indiana. Now, Charlie is bring
ing out his orchestra on Vocation
records. Several new numbers
have Just been issued.
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AdabtS Story

Floreace .Ryerson, scenario writer
assigned to adapt for the screen the
mystery story best seller 1.-THE Ca
nary Murder Case" has come East
for conferences with S. S. Van Dine,
author Of the book.
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ROUNDING ROUND
- II ~ D. HICKMAN

POSITIVE William of B Keihs
N heater regarding the future vaudeville
at the local Keith
Keiths this winter will vaudeville and indications that
big time vaudeville a policy.
definite made at the Keith office in
thirty houses of the
Keith organization will vaudeville.
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Writes Series

Jean Arlette, author of numerous
farces of the French stage, has been
signed to write a group Of stories
for a series of two-reel comedies to
be under the general title of Con
LESSONS of a Chorus Girl"
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Signed as Mother

Hedda Hooper, well-known free
lance actress in Hollywood has
just been signed TO play a mother
role in Forgotten Faces" formerly
called 1.-THE Perfumed Trip"
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Real Stuff

A dining room set of real Chip
pendale furniture valued at $4,000
dresses one of the sets in The
Naughty Duchess"
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Is to Direct

William A. Setter has been as
signed the direction of Water
front" the new Dorothy McKaill-
Jack Mulhall vehicle.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
CONGRESSIONAL Club
Members Celebrate
Goth Anniversary
Mrs. Cooper, One of Original
Twelve. Gives Luncheon
Honoriine Mrs. Gerry.
Organization President.

Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. wife OF the
Representative from wisconsin. was one
OF the - women who met On March IL,
1908. at the residence Of Mrs, James
Rreek Perkins of New York and pledGed
support 10 the proposed Congressional
Club. In honor of this signal event In
Washington's social history, Mrs Cooper
gave u handsomely appointed luncheon
Thursday IN the Washington Hotel In
honor of Mrs Peter uoelet Gerry. the
president of the organization. Mrs,
cooper's party did not fall OH the exact
date now accented aS that of the clubs
actual birthday but the few women who
are stll In oificiai life and who were
active In the establishment of this now
famous organization agree that all
through March, 1905, there were many
meetings. some at the home OF Mrs
Perkins on the corner of Eighteenth
and Coreuran streets and at that of
Mrs, John Oalaeii Of PENNSYLVANIA. al
most opposite on New Hampshire ave"
nue. and as many IN the assembly room
of the House once building, hut Il
was the meeting held the afternoon Of
March IA In the Perkins home which Is
accepted AZ the actual founding Of the
club by the members who have exam
lned the early year hooks and have
heard the accounts of the few who sur~
vive IN nfilcialdom.
III addition to Mira. Perkins, whose
idea II Was % unite the woMankMd cf
the national legislators IN u closely knit
social body. and who had been previ,
pusly asked to become chairman or amy
future meetings. there were present at
that first gathering; Mrs, James 4,
sherman, In later years wife of the
Vice President, Mrs, Herbert Parsons,
Mrs W. Murray Crane. Mrs, William
Nj. Howard of Georgia, Mrs, J. aloat
Fassett, Mrs, Iahn Sharpe Williams,
Mrs Edgar ID, urnmpaeker, Mrs, Serene
Payne, Mrs, John Dalzell Mrs Julius
Kahn and Mrs Henry Allen Cooper
Of this group only Mrs, Cooper remains
loa,aAils member, for Mrs, Kahn has
lcuntinned On Second raee,)
Evening star., 1928-03-11

The Ambassador Of Argentina and
Sonora de Pueyrrcdon will be the honor
guests at dinner Friday evening OF Sec
rctary of Labor and Mrs. Davis and
Saturday evening Mrs, Henry +. Dimock
will entertain In honor Of the retiring
diplomat and Sonora de pueyrrcdon.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs.
Jardine viii be hosts at dinner Sunday
evening III honor OF Ambassador and
;;enora de Pneyrredon
The Ambassador OF Mexico and
Eenora de- Tellez will be- hosts at dinner
Wednesday and again March 20.
The Ambassador Of Italy. Mobile
Giacomn dc Martino. will return the
first part Of the week from New Orleans,
The Ambassador was honor guest at a
large reception yesterday afternoon In
New Orleans, given by the consul gens
erai Of Italy aud Signora Roasi
Mobile Donna Anloinette dc Maftino
did not accompany the Ambassador,
owing 10 Illness
The Ambassador of Spain and Sonora
de padilia entertained at dinner last
evening IN honor at the Speaker Of the
House and Mrs, L0ngworth Among
the guests were the Minister of Hungary
and Countess 69echenyj, the Minister ol
Rnmania Mr.. Cretxiano and Mile. Cret-
ziano, this Minister Of the Netherlands
and Mime, van R0yen. Senator and Mrs
Walter II, Ridge, Mrs. Lawrence Town.
send. Mr.. and Mrs, H. Sumner Wellea.
Miss Patten, MIR and Mrs Robert
Lansing, MIR, aud Mrs, John Campbell
White. The commercial secretary af the
hriiihh embassy, MIR. l.eander MoCof-
mick uoodhari. aenof Ramon Padilla
and Henorita ROSA Padilia,
The Ambassador Of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne were al home Friday
afternoon NJ the embassy,
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau van Prittwita nnd daffrnn, enlefr
tanned al dinner last evening for lhe
Evening star., 1928-03-11
U.S.. Officials Show Honor
TO Argentinan Statesman
Dinners by Cabinet Members Listed for Retiring
Ambassador and Sonora do Pueyrredon.
Other Cons spcuous Events

German consul generals and their wives
who are In Washington to attend the
consular conference.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will entertain at dinner
tomorrow They will be guests at the
monthly reception Of the Huguenot
Society OF Washington. later that
evening.
The Minister of Colombia and Sonora
de Olaya are expected To return Ia
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where they have been for several
days.
The Minister OF Panama and Sonora
do Altaro are again IN Washington
after an absence Of some weeks, They
attended the Pan American Conference
at Havana.
The Minister Of the Dominican RE-
public and Sonora dc Morales viii ar
rive In New York tomorrow from their
home, where they have been since the
close of the Pan american Conference,
The Minister of Greece aud Mime
aimopolo,is viii entertain at dinner this
evening III huiiof OF the speaker oI the
House and Mrs, Longworth
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Mime van Royen will entertain n oom-
pany ut dinner "Wednesday evening,
They will sail Friday for a trip 10 Cuba
The charge d'affalfes Of the Serbs,
Choats and Hlovenea and Mime, AdIe,
movltch viii entertain at tea Friday
from 4 to 7 oelock, In honor oi Mime
drouiteh wife Of the former Minister
OF the Serbs, Croatia and hiavenea,
The counselor nf the German en-
hassy and Frau Kiep entertained IN
formally at dinner Friday evening at
the Wafdman Park Hotel. having rs
their g,,ests the secretary OF the emv
hasay ana Frau i4eitnar and the uer.
luontinued ON Second Fase,l
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List of Betrothals
For Early Weddings
Feature of Season
Former Representative and
Mrs. Phillips Announce
Daughter Engagement to
Mr.. Mccormick -Goodhart.

Former Representative and Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips. jr,, announce, the
engagement Of their daughter Janet 10
Mr. Leander Mccormick -0oodhart.
honorary commercial secretary Of the
British embassy. son Of Mrs Frederick
f. Mccormick -UOodhart Of Langley
Park, Prince Georges County, Md, and
formerly OF London and Kent. England,
and the late Mr.. Mccormick ~G00dhart
Miss Phillips Is descended from the
same prOgenit0rs az the founders OF
Phillips Andover and Phillips Exeter
Academies. and Ii direct descendant
VI the Rev, George Phillips, who founded
the first Congregational Church IN
America at Watertown. Mass. IN 1892
She is a granddaughter of former Rep
fesentati"e Thomas w Phillips 0t
Pennsylvania. Miss Phillips, through
her mothers family, h linenl de
! scendant of Rev. John Sherman, Tel.
| low of Harvard University and one nj
The founders ot the Massachusetts
Colony, and also III a direct descendant
! 0f William Brewster, chief of the Pill
grlms,' who came from England and
landed at Plymouth In the Mayiiowet
/ IN 1870 Among the men of her family
! prominent In the affairs of the Nation
were hogeF Sherman ana Josiah Bart
lett, both signers Of the Declaration 0t
Independence, it0raii0 Seymour, Gov
efn0r Of New York, and Judge Ofson
/ Seymour and Thomas II. Seymour. both
Governors Ut Connecticut Miss Phil
/ lips was educated at Miss Madeira 4
School Ia Washington, and Is II member
III the Junior League.
| Mr.. Mccormick -no0dhart, who has
been honorary commercial heeretary al
the British embassy since February
1921. Was born IN London. He Ia the
grandson, on his mothers side, of the
late Leander j. Mccormick 0l Chicago
who WAS for many years partner ~ the
reaping machine business with Ms
brothers IN that city. aud his patefnaI
grandfather Was the late Charles
Emanuel 600dhart deputy lieutenant
! lCoptinued on Second rsgeJ
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Minister of Hungary Honor
Guest at Film Exhibit

The Minister Of Hungary. Count
Lasxlo Szchenyi. viii be the guest OF
honor this evening In the Wardman
Park Theater when new films Of Hun
gary will BE- shown under the auspices
Of the Bureau Of Commercial Eco
nonicS. A Hungarian GYPSY orchestra
viii play Hungarian music and Col.
Lawrence Martin Of the Library OF Con-
gresS will speak on Hungary. A large
number of ambassadors and ministers
and other members OF the diplomats
corps in addition TO senator's, repre-
sentatives and officials have accepted
the invitations to attend
Because OF the popularity OF these
diplomatic evenings the Bureau Of Coua-
mercial Economics has been authorized
by the committee on foreign Affairs Of
the House OF Representatives 10 invite
the members Of Congress and thet-
families 10 attend presentation Of the
Aim tomorrow evening in the majority
caucus roons Of the House once Build
ing. The program Of Hungarian ES.e'c
will b. repeated and Col. Martin viii
give his short talk again,
Cards Of invitation are issued for
these presentations and are expected 70
oe shown at the door,
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Belgian Ambassador
Listed tor Address

The Ambassador NJ HetSium pTigsce
ar lAtgne. Wiz, give = talk en ResSlual
Tuesday evening at $50 oclSck IN the
Playhouse, tsiS y Ssree(, Wugser the assS~
piceS ot II 'Sa>Ao dc France" whsca
meets the Se<<,aa and teayth TieSSsAys
II each month, The Ambassadors talk
viii he followed by French play BY
iaetehe. at which Nine, n htaNnt VII
preside AL Frvneh~sg,eaksnS p~cpse
and thSsSe Interested m hearing ErenSh
are Invited
Among the patroneSSeS are LADY lSa-
bella Howard Nine Clangiel. the MiseN
ClauSlel. Princess de IigtAeN PftaeeSS
Elisaeelh Sie LiSne. Nine chAffey, MyS
., H. Perry JeAnStsa Mrs de h 0ASStS
nNNAl Mrs W - SAMlS. Mrs. 0eorxe Y,
Wcrthmgten. NiSS A, Aent1seS Nine,
H. RinSSe &c ST Victor. the Misses CNal~
len and Miss Anne Squire
Evening star., 1928-03-11
At Homes Scheduled
With Date. Annexed

Mrs, Fem. wife Of Representative 3,
Hart Fem Of Ccnnecttcut, will Be at
home informally Thursday afternoon.
nom $50 20 8 o'eicck. at sSao MaSSa-
cAuSettS avenue.
Col, and Mrs, George Chase Lewis
viii ec as home this afternoon. trpsn
to 4 c'clCcS. in compliment 10 their
houSegueSt. Mrs. T. p Davis cf VAN
ecuyer, British Columbia,
Col, and Mrs, Francis 7. 4, Jinkta
Will be At home this afternoon after T.
Mrs, c, c, Calhoun Will ec as home
this afternoon and the following sun
days IN this month.
Mr., and Mrs. ", Clark Noble Will he
at home informally this afternoon after
I o'clcck in their hcsne, at 1850 sin
tScnth street.
Evening star., 1928-03-11

comins' exhibition of portraits, which
has been open for week.
Miss J. NJ. Searle entertained at .
luncheon and bridge party yesterday at
the Grace Dodge Hotel
Miss Florence A. Curry was the guest
In whose honor Mr.. Louis S. Dergans
entertained at studio dance and supper
last evening Other guests were Miss
Meta Luttreli. Miss Louise Smith. Miss
Patricia Dowling. Miss Edith ChadducS.
Miss Jeannette Birgfeld. Miss Alice Ad-
olson. Mr.. and Mrs. S. BurttS Baker.
Continued on Second Page0
Evening star., 1928-03-11

Miss Phillips was charming debutane Of the Just
IA closed Mr. Mccormick
ana the late Mr. Mccormick Goodhart Is
one Of the most popular OF the bachelors
MISS Chamberlain has been active IN the Washing
ton since her debut and her hance Is member old
families of
Evening star., 1928-03-11

The President and Mrs. Coolidge will
be the honor guests at dinner Tuesday
Of the Speaker Of the House and Mrs.
Longworth.
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Claudy-Smith Besre,hal
FORMALLY Announced

M AMI Mrs Hush Me(Nxmtck Sanlsh
anrNuncc tae cASagexnent eA their.
daughter, Janet kltsAheth % Mr.. Carl
hasgy CiaastS. IL. SeA OF AT, and Ms
Carl HARRY CsaNsly as tAls city, me
weSldtNa s planned tN ApFh
Evening star., 1928-03-11
Lenten Season Festivities
Maintained on Small Scale
With Few ColOrful Events
Persian Minister to Celebrate His Nation New
Year Day by Entertaining Secretary
and Mrs. KELLOGG


1CAREAiE, midway day Lenten season. will
Ml fall Thursday Of this week
days Though these is days fasting penitence
have been filled with lunheons and dinners there
very small dances This the
which advantage go southwark and enjoy the
shine and warmth and where gayety and fey continuous
though less formal than here.
CLOSELY following year first day Spring
March 81 which in the Persian calendar IL the nrs dav of the
the Minister Persia Meah
will celebrate entertaining dinner
compliment 10 the Secretary of State and Mrs Kellogg Already
there signs Of the spngme the
Of the White grounds
the south Of these which will shortly be long slender sprays of
yellow fors and the birds at sunset sound note than
has been heard since the Autumn came last
FASTER is popular weddings many engage
Of e sn's M this Lnen season gve promise Of number
Gays fasting today include the
ph G e M snasr ao' Mc aha M o
asugse fG M Gen ana ian Ms a n as Gn a MR. Ted
e1ck M Bradley Of Bradley Mr.
o m snd The e Mr. Con oi ~ snea
one Of the most popular Of the baceors Of the dpomse coron
families Of oeorseto%n '''e' '' one Z" Tue ''
UAsHNoToN yenaby place sunshine and shadow in the
aaas here ~ecoiae for 1" retn me visits isS or
oa s n 4 he "s s s c and
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s fa 'sS s'y. s';s NJ: 5 ns" RS s ss nn @
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Vim ,s Ss
% relief wor has been e for Tie beautiful
siding ths 5ugossNaS lndependenee The enoria
bane the OF Of the and @ the Whole E butt The 'ss
Of seTopols.
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supmtn llntilia
Snumalaiiia baafii riffontaneita
gSiruu rannifplla.

Sollinna. Slsfen toi tpirolainen
boprplatpu "aoit" Sallinnon ioto-
maan folme iuomalaiSta nuorufais
ia, Serner ia @bparo Sjorfin iefa
Osfor StpostirL iotfa Iotpa oil l0p.
tGnpt baofliriffolitltneina Stensf1-
rim luona. geilorltfaiiet ielittip6t,
ettd be olilpat lGbteneet SeliingiSt1
falonotfolle, mlttta n1oottori oil
mennpt ep1funtoon joIIoin tuu[;
oil aianut beiodt Siron runnifollr.
9tuorilfoiIet tltllnon eniinmlGiiesid
loptpnsio tiIaiirulbesio IGbettGn1Gll
Seliinfiin.
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&nullnt 1870 lunpSen ipan6ana,

@allelpiSta, Sal. - Santa Jtoin
inbioonien pGGlliff6 Wtanuel %ortes
fuoli tGGllG $50 tpuooen ifGiienI.
8GntG lGbinrG irree nelil poifao.
jotfa fufiu olpot Dli 90 mltooen i.
fGiiiG. Saitii omia poifiaan OIL
pGGlliffG %orteiillo t3 lastenlaSta
ia 40 lastenlnstenlosto.
Seimofirjat ndpttGlpGt, ettd Sor'
tes oil ipntpnpt 10. 1898 ia oil
lpiettGnpt fofo elGnlGniG Santa
91oia-muoristosio, nlifG on eristettp
iuoioonien reierpotiionifii. @nnen
fuolemoo bGnen noapltrinla olipat
b1nclle iGriestGneet iuurentmoiiet
jublot. SGn fitoli 9tapbael-nimiIen
poifanIa talosia.
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slsellaffa firfpsIa.

2omell, @toss. II aolne fliufaut
ia on tGGllG riioeltp freiffalais-fa-
toliien Solp Srinitp-nimiien firfon
pGGltd. Sa 10 ipntpi taaien anfara
tappelu riiteletpien pltolueioen ipG-
lill1, fun piiSpa @aiiloS, iofa OIL
2(merifosia, Ganaoasia ia slustra-
liaSia oleipan freiffalaiien inoe-
pcnoentti-firffofltnnan Dlijobtaia
rpntGli noin 300 fonnottoionI4
fon8io noinittuun firffoon iill1 al.
fao, fun maStapuolue oil pahpelc-
moSia SumalaanIa. 9toin 40 polii.
fla tGDtpi fittlun poifalle ia pupii
t1ntio festGneen mellofan iGlfeetl
jGrie8tpS mibooin ioatiin polallte-
tufii. SoisteluSia uieito freiffoloiiiu
louffoontlli, iillG poliiiit fdpttupdt
fapuloitaan hpapaasti.
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,0aiuantamti riegru 9unin biili q
lmeella 8enGjGllG.

9iiifa, 2otipia, lofaf. A p.
SarfolpisIa, ltfrainasia ilnlestprpd
neitposto lebti Tropoa ilmoittoa,
ettG lalpantauti riebut 9onin bttlt
oIiieello ia ettG tho tuboiid fltltu-
touti dbfao lelpitd iieltd @ennjan
fesfioliin ia llfrainoon. aosfa tppr
tom6t pbtdtnittaiiesti iiirtpipdt pD-
oest1 teolliIuusieuousta toiieen ia
talonpoifnSjoufot nlattustaluaf
6iioltojen iutojen ierbltiSto bpiplen
iotoien alueelle, min on ollut lel'-
roufIeno, ettd tolttia OH tImennpt
foufano toiiistaun olewislu ien-
ouisio.