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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
DECLARE MARTIAL
LAW FOR CAPITAL
Summary Action Against
Lawlessness In Petrograd
Is UltiInatum.

petrograd, Saturday. Feb. 23.--Petro-
grad was placed under martial law to-
day. The following proclamation was
issued by the general staff OF the Pet
rogrnd military district:
II. The city Of Petrograd In de-
ciared to be under martial law.
"2. All persons caught In tho act
Of stealing. plllaging. attempting OK
prsprMtion or otherwise committinx
lcprehensibie deeds will be shot with
out pity by dstachmenta Of the revo-
mtiunary army. -
Must Surrender Arms.
-. Every Individual. organization or
institution not having special perniis-
sion must give over to the council OF
Soldiers and workmen's delegates Of
the district all bombs. grenades. pro-
jectiles ana other explosives, which
the Soldiers and workmen's delegates
WIN send 70 army depota. Every per-
Rosi who does not conform within 10
hours with this paragraph will be de-
cIared an outlaw.
y. All Journals ana other organs Of
the press are obliged strictly 10 verify
all news given regarding tho activities
Of the government. as well al infor1no-
tion coming from the theater Of tho
war; The extraordinary general staff
gives notice that refusal to submit In
all respects to the order viii involve
suppression Of tho offending Journal
and the arrest OF the editor and his
cotlaborators.
Controller for Food.
"s. Documents dealing with pro-
duce arriving or which has arrived or
Is retained in Petrograd or its envIrons
must be presented TO the extraordinary
general staff. All produce will bo paid
for at rates fixed by the food control
lsr. Any person who refuses 10 sub
nit TO this order or In convicted of
conceaiing provisions win be shot AZ
a specallator.
-. Counter revolutionary agitators.
German spies and other persons who
rise aEaInst the revolutionary govern
ment Will be shot.
IL All orders issued by the extra
ordinary general staff enter into force
ON the day Of publication In the press
organs Of the government.
IS. All newspapers are compelled To
publish the orders Of the extraordinary
general staff In heavy type on the first
page.
In consequence Of the declaration OF
a state OF siege. six OF tbe most i'm
portant Petrograd newspaper. which
opposed the authority of the Soldiers
and workmen's delegates. have been
suppressed. II attempts are made To
reissue them the entire staffs will be
arrested. The proprietors are ordered
to pay full wages TO the workmen dur
ing the period Of suppression"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Fails to Reach Patriotic
Standard; Cancel Meeting

Grants Pass, Ore, Feb. 24.--Rev. w.
a. Baker, representing the Interna-
tional Bible Students association of
Brooklyn. n. Y, advertised that he
would speak here tonight. Before the
hour set for the meeting the local
council OF defense sent him n commit
tee TO ask II he was a member of the
Red Cross. Subscriber to the Liberty
loan. q purchaser OF thrift stamps or
Savings certificates and whole heart
edly and unreservedly backing the gov
ernment's war program. Upon giving
negative answers. Mr.. Baker was told
ne must not. attempt to speak here. He
abandoned his attempted meeting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Search Discl0ses
Hun Propaganda.

washington Feb oa-Eyidenca that
- snita ~ his can,mission in the United
St.,ex army he wa. IL touch with
...rman agents contribn,inx 10 yon
I..rn.tor,rs nronayarda funds and
,,o,tine Tar naac. ~ any nrice h.fore
America went n var was largely re-
sron.;nIa for the heoyy punishmen
;rono..a unon c,ntain nav;d A
nlrna. '
On ~. rs,.rr from r,r,rce he a,ket,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25

the first cabin passengers were John
shannon Mum. = managing director OF
the firm or RowrinG Rrothers. Ltd,
owner OF the liner. and his three year
old daughter. Betty. They were go-
ing To New York To meet Mrs. Mum
and Edgar Rowring, one OF the owners
OF the liner. for a visit to Florida.
Six cadets OF the Royal flying corps.
on their way to Join their comma nds.
were aboard. The body of one mem
her OF tho detachment. Fred Snow. was
included among tho six washed ashore
tonight Another Newfoundland Off
Ger. who. it, ia feared was lost. was
Major Michael Sullivan. commanding
tho Newfoundland forestry battalion.
returning to his battalion which now
Is cutting timber in Scotland.
Sealing Flsst Captain Lost.
Captain Joseph Kean. ono. Of the
foundland sealing fleet, also sailed on
the Fiorizei for Halifax. where he was
to take over his ship. the Sable. In
readiness for the seal fisheries next
month.
Tbona as Mcneil. head OF the Nc
Murdo Drug company, one Of the lead
ing rharmacial concerns In the colony.
Newfoundland WOODEN mills, were 9th
ers in the passenger list.
Wind Was Aurrieans.
The ship was IN command Of Captain
w. J. Martin. one OF the foremost skip
pers in the Newfoundland trade. He
took the Fiorixel out OF st. Johns last
night ana almost Immediately ran into
"a terrific blizzard with ali the accom-
paniments of binding snow and n
heavy gale reaching at times to hnrri-
cane force. sss
II is supposed that the captain mis-
judged his position afters driving the
ship through the night against the
storm and that wind and tides had set
him back more than he calcalated. so
that when he swung to the westward,
thinking he had cleared Cape Race. he
brought up hard on the rocks. His
reckoning had been off by apEroxi-
mately 20 miles, an occurrence by no
means infrequent during bli2zaris In
these waters.
No Life Saving Apparatus.
The Fiorizel piled up on ledge two
miles from Broad Cove. north OF Care
Race, at a point spArsely populated
and with no iife- saving apparatus
available even IL II had been possible
to use II.
when the darkness shut In tonight
the F1orizeI was "A battered hulk. She
was submerged from her funnel aft.
Heavy cornhers continually swept her
decks where her bow was held MP by
a jA9xed rock.
Some OF those aboard had taken
refuge in the forecastlc. but this was
battered in during the afternoon, Ieav-
Ing the ri9ging tho only place where n
human being could cling for his life.
so far AZ could be seen from shore only
five men were able to climb tho rig
ring.
| Up to midnight watchers at Broad
Cove reported seven bodies washed
ashore.
Rescue parties said Il would he i'm
possible 10 get aboard the ship before
da y break.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
GERMAN REFUSAL
Of SQUARE DEAL
TO Be REvENcED
Tr0tzky Declares Countrys
Readiness to Garry War
to Invaders.
EMIssARY IS SENT
WITH SIAAV ANSWER
Russian Official Reply o h
Given Berlin Ofiieiab
q Dvmsk.

London. Feb. o4.-0ermany's peAce
terms have becn acceptAd ~ fsiknsAa
49,. ~. p.,.xr. -.
-. ~. ....r., .,,..,,..... g .,~ ......l..
This announcements = rlssAA ~. i
Russian official atatennent rncelxed -
wireless. IL adda that R,,ealsL WI
send 4 delegation imsacAia1n1v a
Brest- Litoysk.
osses n9sesa's Wspsys 4
A Russian government wireless neo.
sage addressed to the governne0E ae
Herlin announces that q parllasA1n-
tary representative left Petrograd I'm.
day ut noon for Dvinsk for the puyDeoo
OF transmitting to the. 0er1nan, NJ
command at Dvinsk Rusata's otyl61al
rcrly to OermAny,e peacA .coud(tla $ !.
Another communicAtion addt4oo14
ITO air. announces that the 1ellc0l10
message has been sent 70 the ooveto.
ment at Berlin: & 4,
According, to tho dccinion ol 4A1Do
central executive Of ss1ovi1ter rAaao9
Mt $:30 Sunday morning. the 0os15oi
and Peoples commissaries hAve. -
cided to accept Germany's psaoe oos4
ditfons and will send delAgattoo -
Brest -Litovsk."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Foreign Embassies Leave
Petrogrsd, London Reports

London. Feb. IA Telegraph Ex-
change dtspatch from Petrograd, dated
saturday. says:
The American and Japanese embas-
sizes and the Chinese. Siansese and Bra
ziiian legations are leaving petrograd
today for yyatka. or voIoEda. II neces-
sary they will 60 To Vladiyostok.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Portland !. w. W. Quarters
Raided; Six Inmates Held

Portiand. Orc. Feb. sa.-Six alleged
members Of the !. ". W. were being
held In jail here today for federal In
yestigation. following raid lAst night
on the local headqUa rtArx Of the or
ganization by federal and police Of
ftcers. Tweaty others, tAhsn jn the
raid. were charged with vagraney. A
ttuaA1us o. !. W. W 6etsoeufe W1l
'selzed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25

A Pacific Port. Feb. 24.-A wooden
steamship for the government ship.
ping board. the second within q week.
WAS aaached here today. Ihe yard
was closely guardsd. An0thAs stssi
Steamship will be launched hsEe Mon.
tday and stsll another before the end
OF the present week.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Msx,cANs Ros pAvMAsreR.

Calexico. Cal. Feb. 24.--Two MeM-
cans, formerly employed by a ranch
camp company near here. today held
up. and robbed tbe paymaster OF the
ranch and . MexicAt policeman ac-
ecrsrauylng him and escaping with
S3.eo0. IS posse Is hunting the rob,
Ibers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Maximum SIS Minimum ....... 22
At s a. m. III. 30 A. 8 y. N. 22

AS a mixture OF sunshine, snow,
warmth and cold. yesterday had rep
utation all its own. What promised to
be a delightful Sabbath turned into n
snow saual before monday and by
night the air was decidedly of the chill
ly variety. II was March arriving sew
eral days ahead Of schedule.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
German AyiatOr Deserter
Interned in Switzerland

Geneva. Feb. :4.-Official announce
ment Woe made today that German
syiatnr who landed near Basel. In Q de-
seFter. The government decided to In
ter sls&avs4ees ma return tne AisplaNe
to Germany.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Officer In United States
Army Draws Line Fight
ing Hun Relatives.
SENDS RESIGNATION
TO WAR AUTHORITIES
Court Martialed When Propa-
gandist Evidence Is Dis
covered in Home.

New York, Feb. 24.-Captain David A.
Henkes. Sixteentla>infantry, U. S. A..
has been sentenced to dismissal from
the service and confinement at hard
labor for 25 years. by a general court
martial held at Governors Island.
Henkes. who is Of German descent.
ondeavored to resign his commission,
saying that he did not care to fight
against relatives and friends.
Captain Henkes. who was stationed
1t San Antonio. Texas, last May wrote
TO the secretary of war, urging him to
accept the resignation, which he had
already submitted, and giving reasons
which, he declared. would no longer
allow him to serve as an officer Of the
army.
Capatin Henkes suggested as an al
Tentative that he be given service IN
some other field. although he Expressed
the belief that the best course would
he tho immediate acceptance of his
resignation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
B0I SHEVIIu LEADERS ACCEPT HUN TERMS
rhe Weather
TO-DAY IS WAeATLEss.

Eat only war bread today 40 this
is vshsatisss day. Have at least one
meal without meat. Save sugar
and fats al the time. We are in
war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25

Forecast - Montana. fair and
colder Monday; Tuesday, fair with
rising temperature.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-25
Ordered to France.

Captain HeI1kes. soon after he had
Submitted his resignation, was ordered
to France with tho American expedi-
tionary forces, ana from his quarters
there, June ~, 1917. wrote to the ad-
jutant general in Washington, calling
attention to the fact that he had re-
signed. and declaring that his bat
talon commander. the department
quarterlnaster and the commanding Of
ficer OF the southern department had
approved his action. In this letter he
repeated the reasons given to the Sec
retary OF war for desiring to quit the
service.
Home for Courtmartiai.
Captain Henkes was then ordered to
this country and summoned before a
courtmartial at Governors Island,
where he was formally charged with
violation OF the 95th article OF war.
This charge recitef that. Having
taken an oath of office In which,
among other things. he swore to sup
port and defend the United States
against all enemies. foreign and do
mestic. and that he would bear true
A"'sa Nssu "a0bs"hNE W tHc SdHic, Idu
written the letter concerning his res
ignation.
25 Yoars hard Work.
The courtmartial found him guilty
and the findings. having been reviewed
ny the judge advocate general. the
sentence Of the court. dismissal from
the service and confinement at hard
labor for a5 years, were ordered carried
out.
The United States disciplinary bar
racks at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, was
designated as the place of imprison-
ynent. and X was declared that Cap
tain David A. Henkes. 10th infantry.
ceases to be an officer of the army
from February 20, 1915
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
SHEPPARD ITEMS.

The cool wea ather on the Pacific coast for the past three weeks has been agreeable for the ship workers and ships are rapidly being turned out and will be launched much faster now as we had 300 more boys to come in yesterday from the east. 800 more are leaving Wichita Kansas tonight for Portland shipyards. The yard Vt work in has been so greatly enlarged that after all these men arrive, the plant is still 2500 men short.
 Roy Biggers has been transferred from the plate shop to hull No. 1o Several more of the boys are being transferred.
 Roy Hunt has been promoted to : reamer. He was so greatly enthuseu over getting his machine that when the o'clock whistle blew he rushed out and left his coat lying on the ship He was on the outside of the yard be fore he missed it, so he had to hunt
 
 in the yard after his coat. He is dc ing fine now
 Bascom Wynn has been transferred from the dock back to the ways II iS now drilling on hull No. 10. He say he had much rather drill than rean as he can keep his hat on better.
 Bernice Pye, who has been working for the Portland Fire Department fol the past two weeks, has come back { the shipyard.
 Sidney Ward is some popular kid He is on his fifth reamer and gets I letters day from Mary. Stay with her Sid when We have built enough ships maybe we can rent one to go home in to see our wives.
 Bascom Wynn, Chester White, liar yey and George Hale attended tn" Multnomah County Fair yesterday afternoon and last night They mad the trip in Harvey's automobile.
 Chester White says he has run few Arkansas cranes. but he is running his first air crain, but by the help of the Dago, he is moving things around
 If we SC this in the dear old Picay une, we will come again soon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
LOCALS

cive-a-bushel of Hickory Nuts pF Loe of Drab, was in the city Monday Geo West of Willisville, was call CT Monday
 rrnola John Bryson of route ?, was in town Saturday
 Toel wingfield of route f, was call ar one day last week.
 Sid Purtle and family were shop aiop in the city Monday.
 p;qz and John Boyd called at the p;eavfne office last Monday.
 " R Whitten of Laneburg was in towp Tuesday on business.
 II E Britt of Boughton, was in town on business the first of the week.
 Far Sale-One 1917 model Ford Car, orocticallv new. with good set castings .e McGuller Garage.
 NJ Hunter of Emmet, was nleasant caller at the Picayune office Tuesday.
 Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic, a splen- did system builder, $1.00 at Guthrie Drug Store.
 Will Pickard and Newt Mullen of Rodcaw. were in to see us one day last week.
 Dave Evans and son. Byron, of Al bany township. were in the city last Saturday.
 Thanks to our friend Fl. D. HollO- way for another years subscription to the Picayune.
 R H. Bryson, one of our very best young farmers out on route 6, was in the city Saturday.
 SanitO Bolted Meal, old style coun- try meal, manufactured by Prescott Milling Plant Ask your merchant for it. 10-3-3t Giye-a -bushel of Hickory Nuts.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
LIgnid or Tablet Form

Food Administration bIanks can be had at this office. We Keep a supply on hand.
 Give a bushel of hickory nuts. the huils can be used for charcoal in makz ing gas masks.
 II you have cattle or hogs for sale. see or phone L. ]. Griffith. Highest market prices paid
 It may be right and not come from Guthrie's, but it can't come fron Guthrie's and not be right
 Boru-september 26th, to MT. and Mrs. ]. B Montgomery out on route 3. girl. Jabe says it is ten pounder
 Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks the GhilIs and all Malaria Fe- Yers Ger q J0c Trial Bottle at Hes terIy Drug Store
 A. Francisco was in to see us Mon. day and had the Picaytlne continued to his father, who is in Popular Bluff. Mo
 H. A Loomis was in town Satur- day. Mr Loomis will move in the near future to what is known as the old Bean place
 Sanito Bolted Meal. old style coun- try meal, manufactured by Prescott Milling Plant. Ask your merchant for it. 1O-3-3t
 If you have Chills or Malaria get a 50c bottle of Sanol Chill Tonic. Moth ing better for chills and malaria. Get it at Hesterly Drug Store.
 P. G. Taylor, one of our colored subscribers out on route ?. called and settled for his paper uq to 1920. That is mighty good example set for others.
 Sanito Bolted Meal, old style coun try meal. manufactured by Prescott Milling Plant Ask your merchant for it. lO-37ot
 For sale-If sold within the next thirty days will give any one d bar. gain in one grist mill, 12-horse power gasoline engine, shingle mill, all in first class condition. This mill is lc cated ! miles northwest of Prescott. on route !. James L. Ward, 9-26-it Prescott, Route h.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
Give-a-hushei Of Hickory N.t~.

Give-a-hushel Of Hickory Nets
 Lee Cox was in town on business Monday.
 County Clerk F. D Martin is seri ously sick at his home with pneumonia John Dixon and Joe McKissack Of Rosstoa, were ta thc city yesterday
 Don't forget to buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps as you pass along.
 Boys should save all the hickory nut hulls, peach seeds, prune pits and bring them in to the Red Cross.
 Mark Nj. Smyth announces the sale Of Dodge Brothers Touring Cars to the following parties: Luke Steele and R l.. Mccain of Prescott, and J. D. Eley of McCaskill.
 For Sale 1000 shock corn. Priv liege to feed on premises 14O miles Kansas City, or St Louis market.
 Jas. w Thompson. 9-19-5t Box 80, R. 1, Hancock, Mo. Give.abushel of Hickory Nuts.
 W. \. Jones, 1 mile South of High school has advertised Sale of all his Stock, Farming Tools and Household Goods on the Sth of October. See bills you may get bargain by attending this sale
 F. NJ. Tunnell of Gale, k in the Rahe Auto Tractor School of Kansas City. Mo, where he k taking complete course in Automobile and Tractor En- gineering. We wish the young man sUecess in this branch of the business as it is quite important now during the war
 Give-a bushel of Hickory Nuts.
 210 acres 1 miles from corporation inc southeast of town. all under fence most of which is net wire subdiyidei into several fields. 125 acres cleared in last years, 75 t.res practically free from stumps, all good soil, level and gently rolling One comfortable , room house, fair barn. Price $6500. Che half cash balance easy terms.
 Moore & Martin,
 Prescott, Ark. Surgeons agree that in cases of Cuts Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the first treatment is the most important When an efficient antiseptic is applied promtly. there is no danger of infee- tion and the wound begins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, Bor- ozone is the ideal Antiseptic and heal ing agent. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
 Give-a -bushel of Hickory Nuts.
 Wormy children are unhappy, puny and sickly. They can't be otherwise while worms eat away their strengtl, and vitality. 4 few doses of Whites Cream Fermifuge performs a marvel 0uS transf0rma ton. CheerfulneSS strength and the rosy bloom of health speedily return. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list of letters remaining for fifteen days in this office unclaimed and if not called for by Oct It. 1918 will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
 GentS-Will Tuline Marshall Dug gan, S.J. Nelson, Allen Helms. NJ. ]. Hendrix, sam Hopkins.
 I.adieS-MrS Hattie Spence. Nancy stanley (2). Mrs. Asia Williams, Miss Ruth Piercy @, Mrs Rosie Dennis, Mrs. Virgie Roy.
 When calling for the above, please say Advertised" and pay one cent on delivery John A.Marr, Postmaster.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03

PRIVATE RAYMOND WEBER OF WEST VIRGINIA, WHO WILL AC- COMPANY THE EXHIBIT TRAIN THAT WILL BE HERE SATURDAY AND WHO WAS WOUNDED IN FRANCERESULTING IN THE LOSS OF AN ARM.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03

II you have cattle or hogs for sale. see or phone L. ] Griffith. Highest market prices paid.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03
Food Administration blanks can be had at this office. We Keep a supply on hand.

Give bushel of hickory nuts. the huiis can be used for charcoal in makz ing gas masks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-03

Wormy children are unhappy, puny and sickly. They can't be otherwise while worms eat away their strengtli and vitality. A few doses of White s Cream Eermifuge performs a marvel 0us transforma tion CheerfulnesS. strength and the rosy bloom of health speedily return. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
Reooet fra at bli b0net

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gn berpprenoe 9arberipenb, SnIius
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pc at bli bPngt al Ell opirret 5oIfe.
bob efter of hape ubtaIt BET Saab,
at "3niflano piloe ioretage Ell iaa.
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ubleperet.
Su bette misIpffebes. gioroe Dc
et Jorisg pan at soelPgge Den So
loon. huori ben paaanfeSe Semerf-
ming bar siort. Get opgao Dc
imiolcrtio. ba De amerifanite SIae.
bpormeo %nouerne par oeforereoe.
bIep tagrie irem % Sotalet itRngt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

Ser meooelte5 ioo1. at ser err trui.
yet Sfriot til at boloe ct ifarpt Gie
nteo ale 9a1erier iorat pooie, at Sc
boloer liz Den me @cltemmelie ON
at dnoenoe mirtoit % Trocent Spe.
oelibltltllter peb @reoba9ninaer
ltrcnat eiterrettelia Vropiantoirefte.
rerne / De ioritielige Stater bempn.
oigea til at ta8c iia al ale minbre
6orieelier, mcoen3 ocrimoo oluorli
gere og iortinttc Spertrroclier al
Vcltcnmclierne nil bli herpiit iii
Observation-Disclosures, iom bar
Wpn0iqbco iii at irotoNe ale ino,
pale SonbIenoe me6 2epnctSmioIer
bercS Sicenie % oripc Dem no al
Torretnin9.
Fripntpcrioner Tom iorleacr puo
at grniie til iia Tor iclp at funue Iepe
/ Sucriloo. mcocn9 putriotiifc @or
acre i%nbifrGnfer iig poo oGe Woo.
Der, piI ioo inmmc hanrhpnote Be.
holl0lind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
2lmerifanlfe Sanoer
Gviflone.


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glmer S%srenien ira GhilaSelpbio.
Der bolbes / Ell Sanaeleir @ranben.
burg. % BaitI W. Swouion ira aten
Dorf / Winoen.