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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
WINTER GARDENING.

THIS - NO TREATISE Of the New York variety OF
winter garden which runs largely to legs and lingerie
safer and sane pastmc prompts these liucs. For NOW
comes the Joyous season when the town man begins max
mo garden in the comfort and scclusion Of his fire
side Possibly his agricultural efforts will end where they
begin. but let that pass Equipped with free d:awns
pipe or cigar and seed catalogue OF current issue, 1t
Is not difficult for the tired business to dream dreams
Of oonquerg the Of living by becoming producer on
small but intensive scale And the seed catalogue fur
nishcs the visions Done in bright colors the ponderou
PSderosas he expects will grace his garden next grow
ing season There illustrations OF all manner OF yege
tables in luxurious growth brighten the pages and glad
den the long winter evenings and realizing the superior
ty Of the home grown variety the crspncsS OF lettuce
and fadshcs titled by his hands, tho outlook IS
roscate 1t is back to the soil for him, il no farther
back than hisyown back yard The dream expands under
the golden promises OF the catalogue and IT seems reason
able TO suppose that he may produce something for market
besides supplying his frugal board and giving few
mcsscs to his less cncrprising ncighbos.
Anyhow as an indoor amusement this form OF winter
gardening has its points it is cheap entertainment and
has no aftermath Of headache and furry tongue But
now when the need oi production is the greatest in all
the history Of hs fat land it may prove OF tangible
help The back yard garden did better last year, under
the stress Of constant urging and the demand is going
to be greater than ever during the coming season Hence
this Night form Of literature which the seed house puts
out may prove real OF inspiration and stimulate
the winter gardener to rlc efforts needed to make his
dreams come true And there is much to commend tho
town garden besides the food it produces. As long he
stays with it, IT takes man out in the open air, and
gives him much needed exercise
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THE KNITTERS.

NHY aunt is knitting wooden socks,
VI her labors never cease my sister
~ May she kpits all day, and so
does Jane, my niece The women keep
on knitting things, they never seem to
tire; my grandma sits and knts and
knlts, lust like house aflrc. | say to
them "Oh, females, do take a rest, |
pray; my auto waits outside the gates,
50 let us Scorch away. All work and
little foolishmcnt makes Jack a Ounce
they tell, SO let us ride the countryside,
and burn up gas and yell" I'VE have
million socks to knit the women
say to me; and we would blush to idly
rush where pleasure seekers be Get
hence, and don't disturb us so, get hence
at our behest! You made us drop a
stitch. kerflop, with your absurd re-
quest" am an orphan, all alone, no
girls will play with me no frisky DANES
will join my games and share my
harmless glec. I've no comDaniors
when skate, no comrades when hunt :
the girls all knit and do their bit, their
everlasting stunt Ny aunt is knitting
helpful socks, Just watch her needles
ilyl NY cousin is knitting too.
her topknot all awry. Twill last till
war is over with, the womentolk agree
how shall | pass the time, alas There's
none TO plav with me.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
DAILY AVERAGE PAID IN 1cc|
DECEMBER CIRCULATION 60. LJ,lJU
"Saue the Waste and Win the War;
CANDIDATES AS PATRIOTS.

EVERY CANDIDATE for public office is a patriot, If
you listen 10 his graphic description of himself A
candidate will admit his patriotism as readily as he will
point the petidy and ncIarous schemes OF the corrupt
and yena opposition For the candidate is violet by the
messy stone; flower born to blush unseen, blush at
ALL for that matter far extended observation has
determined But the people needn't take candidate
seriously as he takes himself and usually don't They
should Governor Williams asserted in his address the
democratic state central committee determine the true
patriotism OF the candidate, and withhold nomination and
election from any who fail to measure up to the standard
And in outlining his own position when the began the
governor gave fairly good rule for estimating the patriot
ism OF candidates as we'll as those seeking public posi-
ton, nor holding office now.
Governor Williams said he early determined his duty
was to support the government and thereby hep win the
war and that is the duty Of every American Of high low
degree or elsewhere in the social scale Full support is
needed now To really do his bit must do his best,
and the people have right TO expect that Of every cahd
date for public office we'll from the private citizen
They have right to demand that qualification and to en-
force il they must know the candidate is sincere in his
declarations and that his conduct since the trouble started
has been such as warrants his claim They have right to
know and should find out what the candidate has done for
the Liberty loan the Red Cross the Y NJ C. A. and other
less days and co.opeatcd in other conservation measures
Mere lip service enough must give something
more than three cheers for the Red White and Blue in
order prove his loyalty the flag and candidates of all
men, should measure to the test
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the engagement and he always has to
give in before they can make up, lhe
boob keeps OF imagining that he viii
have his own way after they are mar
risd.
Keep your heart arm and your dis
position sunny and you won't notice
the cold and gloomy weather so much.
Always try to humor a man. You can
never tell. You may need his vote some
day.
A husband gets fused over a good
deal and gets lot OF waiting on until
the first baby comes After that inter
esting event he might as well camp out
in the attic.
An old bachelor who does his own
houscwark knows the irony Of the saw
about making tour own bed and hav-
ing to lie in it.
A man believes that a wife should
attend to the household duties. And
attending the furnace is a household
duty.
These are great da's for the tight
wad. He can cover his stingincss un-
der the guise o1 patriotism and Hoover
ism
Grief affects a man as deeply as it
does a woman. But just because a man
doesn't weep and go into Mysteries a
woman ifnagincs that a man is cold
blooded and heartlcss
We never met a man who was so
SiperStitiou' that he wouldn't lock a
door because there was horseShoc
nailed over it.
We never could understand why a
man will shave off all the rest OF his
whiskcrs and leave goatee on his
chin.
Too many people want their religion
sugar coated like their liver pills.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
SENATOR HARDWICK AND THE PRESS

COMPLAINT Of the futily OF newspapers an Aid tC
war with little grace from Senator IIardwiolt
The Georgia Crouch who opposed the draft law, and has
otherwise displayed lack OF interest IN his counrys cause
Generally speaking the pfeSs of the country regardless o
lis political eanngs or affiliations has backed the admin
iraton in th, fight from the start People will not b,
greatly impressed with the assertions Of the Georgia sena-
tor as he tears his toga in effort prevent the
papers getting fs deal IN the matter OF print paper prcct
The simple truth is that the southern IS be-
cause the pres, hasn't seen III to handicap the country P
adopting his pacis policy aud he is displaying his sore
spots
The record OF newspaper effort and achievement m
this war is already long aud will grow. No can l
iaiuess deny tho part publicity has played in popul4rlus
the sclccnc draft subscribing the Liberty loans boosting
the Red Cross and y NJ G. A. spreading the propaganda
Of food conservation promoting knitting campaigns urging
naval cnlstmcn and working the hundred other ways IN
which publicity make, for stronger organization Further
more to protect the soldiers and further the allied
the newspapers have submitted voluntary censorship
withholding from the news columns troop movements ship
sailngs and all other data OF military naval nature
which might be useful to the enemy. But for the public
Prints the presidents powerful appeals to the nation aud
the world could not have had worldwide audience, and
mus, have lost much Of their force and usefulness
Thus merely touching the high spots, the press may safe
" rest its case serene in the knowledge that nothing pea
nut politician can say likely to detrac greatly from such
a record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
THE THIRD TRAINING CAMPS.

THE THIRt SERIES OF officers training camps is
getting underway and the long list Of men enrolled,
in addition to those commissioned previous camps, gives
idea Of the magnitude Of the task of providing officers
for War army. The old saw about the third being the
best may not apply 10 the Third series of camps but the
who attend them have at least two advantages over
their predecessors Unquestionaby, the plan has dc
yeloped training methods have improved In that matter
the second camps, army agree, had advantage
the first and the third will further Improvement
In addition the present camps are made up almost wholly
of enlisted men from the regular army -atona guard and
national army That means all have military training
Most Of them uon-commSsloncd officers and there
fore experienced in handling Given three months OF
intensive training, they should finish quite competent 20
| command and the whole system is so superior to the
old political method Of selecting army officers which
prevailed in The Civil aud the Spanish American war
that it strengthens confidence in the war department and
! the army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
RESTRICTING MANS RAIMENT.

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS propose restricting
materials for gents suits to three colors black, blue
and gray This is part Of the conservation plan which
also conempateS the elimination of the belt and sn
lar merely decorative aduncts OF masculinys glad rags
This may be of little interest TO the married man who
thinks he make last seasons suit pull through another
summer regardless Of its cut hue but it will be
thing Of blow to the ioppsh youth who longs out
class the lily OF the fields Ur his lady friends in the matter
OF gay apparel And the oothcrs might go further in thc
efforts to the wooen supply aud correct limitations
thereof To that end is suggested the discatdng of the
Slang for wasteoaO which is at best thing of vanity
and vexation Worth little for warmth and less for
mental purposes the chief utility Of the vest place for
more pockets and except when clad in bathing suit
man always has too many pockets anyhow, Lett pas,
out quietly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
Onr Zoe Miller Contest

Bob Tosh claims that the oldest joke
is the one about the iussy old lady who
was taking a trip that would take her
across the equator. Some o' her friends
told her before she started that she
should make the captain show her the
equator when they came to il. One day,
as they ncarcd the equator, she asked
the captain il they were not there yet.
He said they were about to cross It aud
he sent for a powerful telescope, TO
cuscd i for her and told her to look
and she would see the equator The
captain then stepped to the other end
Of the telescope and, pulling hair
from his head, held the hair across the
large end OF the telescope "Do YOU
sec it now" asked the captain "Oh,
my, yes see il" exclaimed the old
lady And there's camel walking
across it,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10

We can think Of a million reasons
why other folks should be satisfied
with what they have. But we can't
think OF a single reason why we
shouldn't be better off than we are.
The law plnchcs a man for carrying
other kinds of concealed weapons But
it doesn't even molest him when he
eat, garlic.
4 man may not believe in a future
world when he is enjoying good health
B0t It /, different when he gets a pain
IN his stomach
Even ii they quarrel 81 time, during
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
twenty-five Years Ago Today.
ne Year AGO Today in the War
Our Daily Birthday Party

Brig Gen. William 7. Burnham, u.
s. A., an officer who has risen to high
command from a place in the ranks,
born in Pennsylvania, So years ago to-
day.
Maj. Gen. Edwin f. Glenn, u. 6. A.,
commanding Camp Sherman, Chilli
cothe. Ohio, born at Or "nsboro, N. c.,
6l years ago today
Reed Smoot senior United States
senator from Utah. born in Salt Lake
City.S6 years ago today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
Historpz
o1LS .4sEAN
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

\ One Hundred Years Ago Today.
lSlS-MrS John Drew, for many
years prominent actress Of the Ameri-
can stagd born in London Died at
Larchmort, n. y, JUL :, 1897. -
Seventy-Five Years Ago Today.
l84j -- Resolution for the impeael,-
ment OF President Johnson offered in
congress by John NJ Bolts Of Virginia.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
l868-EX- President Prado OF Peru
found asylum on |. S. s. Nyack. fear
ing personal VIOLENCE from the reyolu-
nonary party.
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day.
lS95--Republicans and popuIists e.
iected S paratc organization, Of the
lower house Of the Kansas legislature.
One Year Ago Today in the War.
German commerce raiders reported
in thc Atlantic Con 'antinc OF Greece
indorscd President Wilson's peace note
Russians extended their offensive TO
Dvina river sector and along Dvinsk-
Wilma railroad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
Whoa |

Everything is horse in New Or,
leans right now so it doesn't surprise
us to sec the New Orleans Times.
Democrat report the death OF soldier
and give "broncho pneumonia" as The
Canse OF deaih.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
1dStQ1ies
z1Nes@.,n4Pe Nes@, .,,
ron Zn InneS j:

Twenty Years Ago
] will pay a liberal reward Tor TN
return Of my pointer dog light colo
English pointer, brown face, white bod
licked with white brown SpbS. AlsC
brown spot .on hip. II, Wheeler,
Brouph and Robinson contemplate
centering their territorial retail
grocery business in a wholesale grocer
house in the city Ii such move
made they will erect a block built es
pecially for jobbing purposes.
No more successful insurance agerl
lives N san Francisco than Mrs. M
/. Harrison OF that place, who handlel
in that city the woman's department o|
the Pacific States Life company. Sh|
is the only woman in the country hold
ing such position
Fifteen Years Ago.
The wcSt-bound Choctaw train wai
two hours Ac today while the north
bound Santa te VAS four,
Mrs Charles A. Pcyton returned to-
day from a visit with Mrs, Paine ii
Guthrie.
!. NJ. Owen today invested in a new
rubber-tircd buggy, harness and
horse
S. c. Hcymau, Roy Hoffman O
Chandler and W. II. p Trudgeon o.
Purcell, departed last night loo Wash,
ington on behalf OF single statehood
Mr., Hcyman went in place Of Mr.. Clas'
sen, who was unable 10 get away a
this time, Mr.. c. B Anes was una
bic to go on account Of pressing bus
mess matters
The many friends Of Mr. J. L, Fran
els will regret to learn Of his approach.
ing departure for New Mexico wher,
he will locate on'a ranch TO raise An
CORA goats. During his residence her,
Mr.. Francis has made many friends whc
regret his departure
Ten Years Ago.
Three hundred citizcns met last nigh
in the Chamber of Commerce to discus,
the commission form OF government
and the occupation tax levied to re-
plcnish the depleted city treasury. Jhos'
speaking we're Mayor b. V. SteaTns o
Shawnee, W l. Alexander, A. J, Vance
L. L. Phillips, {. D. Richardson, Sid
ney Clark and Asa Jones.
Mrs. Fred Moore Of Perry spent yes
tcrday with Mrs. David Mckinstry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Darling, wht
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mel,
Darling, return to their home in Wich
ita tonight
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Lines Worth Remembering.

A new year is upon us, with new
duties, new conflicts. new trials and
new opportunities Theodore /. Cuyler.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10

That Muskoeeo woman who has acquired tIues hus-
bands at the tender age Of twenty three could do we'll sell
ing her formula TO certain srnsters Of acauhinance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
FooeYl !

Her powder she sure likes TO splll,
speak of Fannie Fallow;
She dHbs II on her face until
She looks like Il marshmllOw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
A Sure Way.
Bills

I'm counting up our bitter pills,
our hard luck we condemn,
We find that many Of our Ills
Have "b's" In front OF them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
Paw Knows Everything

WlIlic--Paw, what Is The love thai
pas,clh understanding
Paw The love Of self my son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
Our Daily Special
Luke McLuke Saws.

The Kisses That Count Are Never
Counted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
LakeMLnile
You KnnW Him
ODNNC" /CB

You Know Him.
lls surely II careless pup.
lie makes the whole world froNn;
The only time when hen pay up
Is when you run him down.
A Sure Way.
Isn't that strange" said Mrs. Gabb
"A beauty specialist in this magazine
say, that nothing can change the shape
II the nose
Nothing strange about it, prowled
Mr.. Gabb ITS all boSh Any time YOU
want to change the shape of your nose
luSt H. it so that you are the loser m
a rough and tumble fight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10
No loke-

"Wc must have courts" said Henry
lludgc,
This fact must be admitted
For when you Are your own trial Judge
You know you'd be acquitted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-10

The many friends Of Mr. J. L, Franz
els will regret to learn Of his APPROACH
ing departure for New Mexico where
he will locate on'a ranch TO raise An
CORA goats During his residence herd
Mr.. Francis has made many friends whd
rrprcI hiS IhnarImrr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22
VOJfN zAHYNUL..

Chicago. - Nedelni vychaZ
ka osudn6 zkoncila pro diva chi
cagske delostrelce, patlne oba
Cechy, kteri nalezali Sc Sc
svym plukem We cvicebnim de-
lostfeleckem tabore Robinson
Sparta, Wis. - 0 smutnem
nestesti nebyly jeste zjisteny
podrobnosti, ponevadz jeden z
vojinG je mrtev a druhy tax
zranen, re nemIze mIuviti, ale
ida Sc jistym, re nebozaci byli
neSfastnou nahodou prejeti Via
KEN. Podle vseho byl to vlak,
ktery prijizdi do Sparta 0 3,
hod. ranni z Tomah. Josef J
Malek z Chicago, Glen 311. ba-
terie zakopnich hmozdyrG, byl
okamzite usmrcen. Hlava byla
estastniku rozdrcena a leva
noha by,a mu prejeta. Telo by
10 jiz poslano do Chicago. O
druhem vojinu, ienz Sc stan o.
beti neStesti. telegraficka zpra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22

10, byl ale odrazen a donucen
k ustupu. Houzevnatost rude
gardy jest podporovana nejlep
sim bolsevickym vojskem, sesi-
lenym Mad'ary.
V oblasti simbirske pokracu-
.e nepritel v ustupu cd Meleku,
nasledkem bjtvy Il Mankova.
Soude die ceskych obeznikG
vydanych "a pcslednich til
dnu, drzi Sc vojsko iejich dale
ko lepe nezli bylo vseobecne Q
cekavano. Dodatecne k dosa-
Vladimir uspechGm vyklidili Ce-
choslovaci trait Krasnorimsk-
Serapul. .Bude-li pokracovati
jejich odpor tax iako nyni do
DOLBY nez Sc dostavi prvni listo
padovy snih, podari Sc Jim "a
staviti celou bOlSevicko-ger.
manskou kampan. jejiz hlav-
MIN ucelem bylo uvesti cesko-
slovenskou armadu We zmatek
drive, nezli by prisla pomoc an
glickeho a francouzskeho vol.
ska. jakoz prispeni americkt
no Cerveneho Krize.
Soucasne vypravuji zpravy
ze bolSevikGm v Moskve nesna
ze vzristaii. Ufedni bulletiny
bolsevickeho lstredniho vybo.
ru. prave vydane a potvrzene
vykazuji schodek "a prvnich
sest mesicI r. 1918 v zavratnt
vysi 14,740,O00,0OO rubli.
16. rijna opustila komise Wy
slana Cervenym Krizem Vlad
vostok. aby poskytla pomoci Ce
chGm v nitrozemi, jakoz Get.
nym uprchlikum mist. kde zu
Fl boje.
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z CESKOSLOVEN-
SKYCH ZEMl.

Prayer Tagblatt nedela 81 o
mas zadne illuse. - "Prager
Tagblatt We SVEN 1vodnim
clanku ze dne IL. t. M, rOZepl
suie sc O serii clanku, kterou u
verejnil o smysleni Cechu jisty
Rudolf Panwitz V tydenniku
"Frieden' a .ie zajimavo, re "a
tim co Panwitz Sc domniva, re
by bylo mono ziskati' Cechy
pro Rakousko, "kdyby Sc Jim
vyslo lidsky vstric," Prayer
Tagblatt ned5la 81 naprostO "a
dne illuse o smysleni Cechu a
pise: "Cesi nenavrati Sc Ultra
zpet do Rakouska kdyz Sc Jim
jak Panwitz praM, vyjde lid
PRIME Sc zena k myti urado-
ven v tiskarne "Sveta" pouze
kazdy patek. Blizsi Sc sdeli v
adm. t. listu. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22

sky vstric. CeSi jsou dnes, @
tom nelze Sc myliti, naSi nej
rOzhorcenejsi nejhouzevnatei
81 odpGrci. l kdybychom isme
nyni hodili ty tri miliony sudet
skych NemcG jako otroky, ami
pres to neuzavreli by S nami
separatniho miru pred koncem
valky, oni Sc citi duSevne tax
uzce spojeni dohOdou, re by
81 pokladali "a necest. kdyby
S nami, jako bolSevici. NELL VII
bee jen vyjednavat, oni jsou j.
dealnimi ucastniky londynske
dmluvy, ktera cleny dohody
ktery zcela vyplnuje ceske my
sli, a to bohuzel prave ty nej-
lepsi, ie nenavist' vGci Mem
, cum. Nikam nevedlo by vyjed
| navani touto zakladnf vlast
nostf celeho naroda. Kdyz vse
cko pGjde dobre, bude to vyza
dovati dlouholetou praci nezli
V ceskych Cechach bude lze
opet slyseti nemecky hlas."
Navafili 81 to. - Nemci OBJ
drzeli, po Gem touzili: trutnov
sky kraisky soud. Jak rozum-
ny jejich pozadavek byl, w.
sWita re zpravy trutnovskeho
tydenniku Ostboehmiscre Pres
Sc. ktery vypocftava, re k ma
vsteve kraiskeho soudu trutno
vskeho z Kralik " Orlickych
hrach) je treba tri dnd a dvou
noci! Kdo chce byti dopoledne,
v dobe predepsanych urednfch
hodin v Trutnove, musi z Kra
lik vyjeti den pred tim v 6 hod.
25 m. rano! Priced do Trut-
nova v Z hod. 20 min. vecer,
tam prenocuic a muze odieti
teprve tretf den rano We a hodi
ny 55 m., nacez dostane Sc do
rG do Kralik teprve We 3 hod.
35 min. odpol. Zmineny list wy
slovuie politovani s lidmi. kteri
k Will pIlhodinnemu iednani u
pTilis vzdaleneho soudu nuceni
isou ztratiti nine tTi dnv a diva
z Mich ztraviti ma zeleznici.
Pozds. - Krakovska "No-
wa Reforma" pfinesla obsir-
nv clanek o tax zvan1ch name
tech k pretvoreni Rakouska,
ienz konci: Navrhy k pretvore
nj Rakouska prichazeji jiz po
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VOPICKA VYVRACf LzIVOU
HlSTORkU.

Washington, 10. rijna. - Ka
re, Vopicka, americky vyslanec
V Jassech. prozatimnim sidle
rumunske vlady, dnes uvedo-
nil statni department, IL do
stal zpr;ivu O SVEN zatceni a re
zprava jest nepravdiva. Zpra-
va tato doSla asi pred mesic.en
z Londyna a pramenila z North
cliffovych casopisG, ktere 81 O.
braly mimofadne "a ucel, spini-
ii Rusko. V depesi Sc tvrdiIo,
za Vopitka byl zatcan bolsevi-
ckymi autoritami V Petrohrade.