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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24

Dan Cook and children. Jack and
Tudie, of Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Pool of Winser, and mother, OF
near Mooreland. Floss Jurdon and
sons of Circleville, Russell Chamness
of Blountsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Rose of Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cicero Parks of Muncie, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Montgomery of Muncie, and
DR.. Gordon of Brownsville. l.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Millikan of Newcastle, call
ed on Mooreland friends here Monday
afternoon. . Mrs. Maisy Locke and
Mrs. Blonde Locke called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Orwell Parker and daughter, Lee
Oma, Tuesday morning. !. Orwell Par
ker was in Losantyille Friday evening.
=. TRULY Holcomb spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wood
and daughter, Lois.
CASTINE, Ohio-Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Fitzwater and daughter, Blanche,
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stutz and family Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Huston and daughters. Irene and
Frances, spent Sunday with Samuel
Huston and family near Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner took sup
per with Sol McGriff and family Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DenlingeI
and daughter, Betty, took dinner with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24
Suburban

BETHEL Ind. = Mr. and Mrs.
Humphrey Mikesell and sons Pherbia
and Walter of Chester, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Windle of Richmond
we're dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs Eli Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie
Collins and daughter Miss Helen and
son Fverette. spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Thompson.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Harlan are
spending few days with their chill
dren in Richmond. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Curtis of Whitewater were
supper guests Tuesday evening of Mt
ana Mrs. Guy Anderson.
MOORELAND, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
e. J. Holcomb and daughter Freedith
entertained Sunday the following
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Wood and daugh-
ter Lois, of near Mooreland; TRULY
Holcomb and Miss Bertha McCallister
of near Losantville Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Nj. Burt and son Walter. OF
Mooreland. spent Sunday at Selma
visiting Mr. Burtt's mother. :. vii
liam Metsker and Aaron Huffman
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Orwell Parker
Monday morning. Mrs. E. G. Bous
log and daughter, Lucille, and Mrs. G.
w. Muterspaugh, all of Mooreland
were Muncie guests Monday after
noon. f. ]. Holcomb and son TRULY
of this place, visited Mr. and Mrs
John Holcomb of Richmond Monday
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Par
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker Sunday.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Ora McCown were: Ora Fellers
and family of Arcanum, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pyles and daughter, Ruth, of
Ithaca, Mrs. Elizabeth Phellers and Mr..
and Mrs Thomas. ucCown. :. Mrs.
Frank Huston is visiting her grand
mother in Greenville ;. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Sherer and family took dinner
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Schweigert and family. {. Rev Shaef-
fer of Dayton took supper with Mr.
and Mrs. John Chrismer and son, Jesse
Sunday evening. =. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaeffer spent Sunday with friends at
Palestine. $3.50. Mr. and Mrs. George
Crane and daughter, Mildred, visited
Mr.. and Mrs Orlan Denlinger Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24
Out Goes All
Rheumatic
Poison
Rheumn Acts ON Kidneys, Liver and
Bladder the Very First Day.

Get a bottle of Rheuma today and
wear a satisfied smile on your face to-
morrow.
It's a remedy that is astonishing the
whole country, and it's just as good for
govt. sciatica. lumhago and kidney mis-
cry as for rheumatism.
1t drives the poisonous waste from
the joints and museles-thats the Sc
cret of Rheuma's success.
But we don't ask you to take our
word for 1t; go to A. G. Luken Drug Co.
or any good druggist and get bottle,
and If il doesn't do as we promise get
Your money back. 1t will be there wait
ing for you.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24
ANOTHER CORN RECORD

NOBLESVILLE, Nov. 24-Another
corn record for the year is claimed by
George W. Reddick, a young farmer
employed by Mark Rettigrew. whose
farm is located east of Noblesville.
Reddick is said to have shucked 103
bushels of corn in nine hours and
claims the county record
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24

Late shipments of charming new
Coats are offered during this
sale at extraordinarily low
prices. Embroidery and fur
trimmed. Plain and bloused back
models. A special group at. -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24

Classy new winter Dresses
of all-wool serge, Poiret
twill, tricotine. taffeta,
crepe de chine, Canton
crepe and other materials.
The Keota news., 1922-04-14

Several people have already ex.
pressed N interest in the keota News
Homecoming Edition. announced last
week for publication in June, and
agreed to encourage the venture by
writing to former nsighbors. J. A.
Rumsey he's brought in poem. written
BY . former classmats and read at .
homecoming celebration held In 1910 at
his old home town, Howell, Mich. the
year after the Rumscy family left
there to come to Colorado. The poem
will be printed In the Homecoming
News, unless some Of our local poets
can contribute something to equal it.
The Keota news., 1922-04-14
PUBLIC 91UoYW1 sALB

whereas. LyntLsrum 6sndsriin and EiisAhsih
Sasd<slia. husband aud wife. b, dssd Of trust.
dassd sspssmbss !. ISIS. which il recorded in
book 80 At page 10 in tbs records Of the osiieo
Of ths Clerk and Recorder Of the coansy Of
Wsld. stats Of Colombo. duly eoavsysd To sAs
Public fruslss in and fog said County Of Weld.
Colombo. shs following described sssi estate in
the Coasiy os weld. Colorado. sowis;
Northeast quarter (NED. East half
Of Southeast quarter (E3 OF seq OF
Section Thirty (3O. Township Eight (sl
North, Range Pifty-nine (S9) West OF
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing 30
acres. more OF Ices:
Which deed Of trust Was made To Sc
cure The payment of ono psomissoFy
note Of even date with said decd OF
trust for The sum Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars (eiao0. O). payable to the order
Of The Eastern Colorado Farm Loan
Company. i've yesFs after the date
thereof. with interest thereon 1T eight
pcs cent u pes cent? pcF annam accord
inR To certain interest notes more par
siculsYly cot forth in said deed Of tTust.
to which reference IL hsfsby made for
greater certainty. and
WHEREAS. tbs s~ia t.yasb~eam Saaassiis
and klisShssh Sasesssiih. bash.sad and wife
ssd sii psssnss eisississ b.. sasoash ~ ass,ss
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ahsssi ihssssss ass ga ssia is4ssbas-ia~s. 90
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sf ssia hu4s hssiss elected. % sx~pasi ef ssid
Asfsslls. 10 declare aid sSSs asssid. ass ssa
esysbSss
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fhs We.ssss Securities tsse.sAsses ca~pss,.
shs I<ss. holder OF aid h-BSs. tassa4kt ss las
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40 skS fusvnnpa Nns-d~ys tbs sah deg of
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pabli< ea<sss.s ss shs hi<h~-s ssd bees baades
tDs eA.h sks ssia described esoAisss SD all
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ssssiia sha ElitAb~sh NsnAssIsn. hesbsaa sAd
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safs.s~s al sssx~siAf shis ssusss Esd eissA&s1-s
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4ssvh. H. D. txsz
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f.n4asssaaS
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The Keota news., 1922-04-14
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Matilda Lnckhsu By deed AZ ,.,.,
dated the iilh day Ut Nay. is2a. which 1. :,
corded la bssok 5si. page SO. of the rsaD,,i. ;,
the Once Of tho Clerk and RseoIdsr a "A.
County Of Weld. Colorado. daly eoa.s,-s =
shs Public Trustee in aud for the Coast, >
Wsid. Colorado. tho following described ,.,t
estate ia tho Coa.ry Of Weld. Coior4ds. ,ovi'.
The West one-half (Wi) of See,,.
Seven "a. Township eight (sl No,,b
Range Slxty-one (6l) West OF the al
r. NJ. Also described as Lots one m
two (2D. three (3). ana four li) and a..
quarter tNWb and the Eas, oBg half
(ES) Of tho Southwest quarter (SWi
Of Section seven (D. Township sigh, ~
North. Range Sixty one ,5ll West Al
the 9Th r. NJ. which deed of trust aas
made to secure the psymeh, Of her pss-
missory note OF even date with sai1 GgSl
Of trust. for the sum Of Two th0asaas
Dollars (f2. 00D Q0). payable To the 0sarr
Of Tho Greeley Loan Co. five years afisf
the date thereof. with Interest th-sron
nj eight por cent pcr annum until na-
tusity. twelve per cent per anBan ai,ts
maturity. interest payable srtni-a ahHsal-
iy. ~ u more particularly set forth II
said deed Of trust. reference To wsiet s
hereby made fos greater certainty. ass.
w.ss.s.. The .~id Matilda LSsihsu sa4 ~
pss.ssa. siais,siss ~. shso~sL "r sesAss Aaa
h.sias sst.sis.i ia sLs p.fssses III iEstr1s
sis<. Nossaivs tisL. lss". 4sd is Fafa,tas sf
s~s~. i. tho saa ~ gs.s 10 NsAm
.s.I ,sses h.s. s~~a s-sid b. she legal hsaaf
at aid s.-ss. ssa sls isssi iatss~s Ss saat a6Gt
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a~~lsss s~sa s.-ss saesii. sas ssa P,sfatlfs
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ss<As. tisls sAI ias~sess al abe said Mtst,ot
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p~sts.. at s~Ssss sb- fstsxis.l ssa 81
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aha. :sah ass ~ s.ssh, y - s%
pssssA =. J. WALSH.
t~Alks Ts~ssss ~ Well C~ssss. Csl"ses
tisss y-ssAs.sss-. N~seh u pass
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The Keota news., 1922-04-14
To He'd Special Eleesiea

AZ the co00ctl meeting TUeeuoy eve.
aine Il was voted 10 hold . special elee.
ton from 2 10 s p m. Moodsy. April
~. fos The purpose Of ehoosins . mayor
for one year and three eooacilmen TO
succeed Coancilmen syrne. Moon. sed
Stanley. whose terms have expired.
d. VI. Schoeeeves and {. l.. Stanley
we're appointed 10 conduct the election.
which will b held in the keots Ncws
ONCE: and Il is hoped that more than
these two will appear to exercise the
voting privilege.
Bills we're allowed - follows:
Corrie Hardware Co.. mdee. .....e'. -
A. II. Curris. s houss pumping to
April H.. ..ss ........ss.... 800
c. II. Foley. I hours labor on
The mayor vas empowered to get an
estimate on the cost Of putting . con.
crete floor in the pump house.
The i,diseriminate removal Of FIRE
ladders and hose from the hre station
was discussed. and upon motion Il wss
voted to require applicants for use Of
this equipment to receive written con.
sent from the mayor or other author
ity. to return same promptly to the fire
station: and in case Of private use of
the fire hose TO pay therefor the amount
Of one dollar per day until same u dried
and replaced upon the reel Of the hose
cart. The towns fire equipment hss
cost upwards Of seven hundred dollsrs.
and II was felt that its protective value
70 largely nullifed when ladders.
wrenehes and hose are taken from their
proper places.
The Keota news., 1922-04-14
Buekinghaa News Items


A surprise party was given ~ the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gotfersen
Wednesday night for their nephews.
Lyndon and Melvin Prayer. Nearly all
Of the highsehool and eighth grade pu-
pils attended. Music and games were
enjoyed and dainty Refreshments we're
served by the hostess and everybody
had jolly time.
Paul Amber's mother who came from
Iowa on visit couple Of weeks ago
has decided to spend the summer with
her son and his wife on the ranch
Nra KAY and little son ief, for their
home in Nebraska Wednesday. Her
sister, MrS- Moore accompanied her as
far ~ Sterling,
Mrs. Pearl Keeling and little dsagh-
ter. Catherine visited with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Rups Saturday and
Sunday.
Tho Livcngood children arc again In
school. the quarantine for scarlet fever
having been raised Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Denver
NJ. and NrH hisocs.
Rev. Fred Mas-ley Of Denver was
shaking hands with hts many friends
hcss Wednesday.
NJ. and Mn, ]. H. Johnson enter
ssined Rev. John winlSsboasnc and
family Sunday.
NJ. Owens plowcd garden plots for
Mr.. Lamon. Mr.. Amber. and Afu Cas-
son Saturday.
A large number from this neighbof-
hood attended the SahdOfiin sale
Wednesday,.
Ms. and MsA Lou rsies and little son.
John. visited st tho Jos siisis hons
Friday.
The dance given BY Laurence Davis
st shs hall Saturday night was well at
tended.
Little Lloyd uvensoed i reported in
. very critical coalition from heart
trouble.
NJ. aad Ms. l.. s. rosNh and sou
spsas Sunday with NJ. md Ms. Jos
Sslvts.
M. and MsA W. c. Rap. entertained
relatives from Goodrich Sunday.
George Jobhtns purchased . piano
from osA Dave kiIs recently.
Elisahs,h Bennett came hons from
Hixhsowes fos The wevk end.
NJ. aad Nsa Amber called st ths
Fred Fsles home Tuesday.
Ralph pinsmaos and Henry Laucs
drove To Goodrich Sunday.
Harley Jobbsns II running shs county
Suad truck
The Keota news., 1922-04-14
PUBLIC fRUsIEK-s eALE

Whsrss. Rudolph 4. Nordsii and Chester \.
Side. By Deed OF Trust. dated the 3th day ot
February, 1890 which 10 recorded Ia hook ~,
page is6 Of tho records in tho offee of tho Clerk
and Recorder of tho County Of Weld. Colorado.
duly eosrs,ed To tho Public Trustee In aud for
tho County of Weld. Colorado, tho foiioSins
de.~rii.si real estate ia tho county of Weld.
Colorado. .o-sit;
The South os,sh.if II of Section ihirS-s~"
tscl. fosn.hip eight I'll North. RsDso fifsy'
ni.s tssi West of Ibs o,h +. ~. which deed al
trust y q. made Ia SECURE tho pasn.sss at their
pro4i.sos, no.s Of sssn dsss sish said as~d of
ssxsss. fos tho .aai al tsrss,'nso hundred
ts,seso s-ol DOLLAR parable Ia shs ossiSs at The
Gse-lsy Loaa Conpan, nse Sesfs after tho
date theresa rlih Interest theresa ct eish,
pet coat p<s aRaam ussii maturity. lss~f~ss
aflsr maturity 1: psr s1ai. Interest payable
sstai saassiis. .. 1. particularly 80 forth
ia .sii decd Of Isuss, fefesess. I" which 10
Lsssb, sasis fss greater ssfsaiEsS. sni.
Whereas. rlas said Raaoiph \. Nosdsii snd
Chester A. sides sha ali ssf-~s.s eisin,ins 10.
lhroash sad ul-aiss ,.'.s h.siss asssaIssi ia
tho pAynaoas sf iasSse.s os, said rode siEsc
August saL. iss .ai in tbs f~s assas ot tbs tss..
toe th. ,e.s lssi 10 the saia ii sio.s ~ ~iieh
.aia s@ss. hsss beea paid b, the Lvlies II s~ii
s@sssc- AEd Vac Loo hO4dsf fsos"s hestn4
sls<s~a ~sxoaas at aid aefsais so DECLARE
s~ii ssss asp.ia. aas ss.d p-ssssls.
Nos tLssetos~s AZ tho Ssissra s~saess sf
tls sass.ss. Gasp Of Tbs Asesassa Ws~~isss~s.
si-s lr<.s h.sAses at sAid Hsas pssrsasss 30 law.
l. .Le ps.siss .iks ed. ras.is tsass~- Ia .ai toe
sl-s Cs.ass Of M.l5. css.ssaS. 10 hssxls5 sise
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sI.s fosssSosa 81 ~~as~siss. Nss ssa sss..s:s 81
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~ of Weld. Cssos.sAs. .sii 81 s~slss .s~sas<a. ss
shs highest .Ia h..ss 6iaAes toe s~sl-s tho sid
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tsw.
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The Keota news., 1922-04-14
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shst pwssssst - ssA Nesi<e sss a~,~ssa
ssa ea<xsss~ ssA v~ssv ssA ~ ~tss.. ss u,
ssshefity vested N Ne ~ sa;a Trv.t De-,
ssa ths f.A~. !. -. J. wss.h. rss,ss Trieste,
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ths Csvst HS~se h WsA Csssty. Cs,sysS,.
On AcedsS. the let dag n May. ls17. Al 10
o'cIcrk IN the s~e~con ~. The c.,p--.
~ payiaa saA s~sp ssa interest. tases sd
i"sus~ses astcfwsJ eees, ssd sIl sHc>o.e ~ shi.
ssle. aud ~iIl rive tc the vwsvhase< sh.r~,s q
certificate ~ pssrrhs.e sheseto< =. esv,;d-., h,
Law.
St9Nea, -. J. WALSH.
fvslk Trustee 81 Wen Csssty, Cslcrs8e.
Dated at osestsy. Wen Cssnty. co,crsSs.
this 18th dsy NJ March. iers
First publication March n. tpz7.
Last publication April y. Ic>,.
The Keota news., 1922-04-14
II n DlsesSes Couss

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The Keota news., 1922-04-14
NOTICE tUN PUBLICATION
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22
FIGYELEM MAGYARoK !

Az East Youngstown Else Pc
tSfl Sandor Betegsegelyzo Egylet
ebben a honapban meg kedvez-
menyt ad mindazon ferfiaknak es
noknek, akik hajlandok egyle-
tiinkbe beallani.
16 evt6l 35 evig ingyen vessziik
fel a tagokat, akik csakis havi di-
iat fizetnek. 35 evtol 45 evig a
ksallasi dij csak / dollar, a havi
dfjon xviii, mig a As even feliili
jelentkezoket so evig az 0sszes ta-
gok hatarozata szerint vesSziik fel
A havi dij fejeben csak IS cen.
tet fizetnek a tagok, betegsegelyi
pedig Z dollart kap hetenkint
harom honapon keresztiil, azutar
lpedig heti 3 dollar so centet. Ha
Ialozas eseten temetesi koltseg fe.
jsben IS dollart fizetiink es ko
szorut helyezink ravatalra e
| lesy autot bocsajtunk a gyaszme
net rendelkezesere., Halaloza,
eseten a tagok 'egy-egy dollar
! fizetnek az egylet penztaraba. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

ket leanykat talaltak, kiknek kar-
juk a hatukra volt kotve. Kerdo-
re vontak az anyat, miert tesz'
|ezt?
= Azert, - felelte az anya =
hogy megesaljam az ehsegiiket,
Tetszik tudni, szopogatni szoktak
az ujjaikat. De az ehsegl miatt
annyira kiszivtak mar, hogy mi
helyst szajukba veszik, yer serked
beloliik. Mem akarom, hogy a We
rtiket igyak, exert inkabb hatra-
kotom q karjukat...
Icy fest "a yalosagban a voros
paradicsoml
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

Magyar testverek! Ragadjatok
meg a kedvez6 alkalmat es lepje-
tex be egyletiinkbe, inert ilyen
|kivalo alkalom mem lesz egyha-
mar. Mindnyajunkat ut6I erhet a
halal, amikor reggel gyanutlanul
munkaba megyiink, soha sem tud-
munkaba megyiink ,soha sem tud-
hatjuk, hogy este vissza Johc-
ltunk-e? es hogy nem-e er ben
lniinket a gyarban valami szeren-
csetlenseg?
Egyletiink rendes havi gyule-
seit minden honap negyedik va
sarnapjan tartja a Crow-fele te-
remJen delutan oral kezdettel.
| Legkozelebbi' gyiilesiink tehat
most vasarnap, vagyis no 25-sn
ilesz! A Xix be akarnak allani egy-
letiinkbe, azok barmely nap jelent
kezzenek akarmelyik tagunknal, q
xix szivesen adnak utbaigazitast
| vi, tagokat szivesen felvesziink
! 'egyletiink most vasarnapi gyiile
sen is Szives idvozlettel 81,
/ Horyath Rafael, elnok
l15-18 Torok Jozsef, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-22

De minek foytassam neVsort2 Az ismeretlen ~ul
egvolna epve Ia sok nevet olvasna es Henderson al
ankar meg zavarba jonne egesz artatlanul inert ugy
atszk hogy olyan dolgot mputalnak nek nrol mem is
tudott.
Bizony haboru alatt ameIikai magyalsag men
ette meg saat magat vselkedesevel Az slneret
len ur is kovethezne EFT pedat jovoben vezesse
elre budapest sajto mely ebben esetben csodaa
tosan naivnak bzonyut