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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Books on Music

The Wagnerian Romances,
Gertrude Hall, s2.75.
Stories From the Operas,
Glayds Davidson, $3.50.
The Listeners Guide to Mu-
sic, Percy A. Scholes, $3.50.
The Listeners Story of Mu-
sic, Percy A. Scholes, $500.
The complete book Of the
Great Musicians, Percy A.
Scholes, S4.20.
Mezzotints In Modern Music,
James Huneker, $3.50.
A History of Music, c. V.
Stanford, $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Books on Essay
and Humor.

Some Thoughts on Hilaire
Belloc, $3.50.
Summer Ghosts and Winter
Topics, +. Schilling, $500.
Selected works. Artemus
Ward, A. J. Mock. $500.
The Crazy Fool, ID. o. Stew
art, $500.
Gentles Prefer Blondes. A.
Loos, S1.75.
The Essay of Oscar Wilde;
$3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Etiquette-The blue book OF
social usage. $500; in leather
binding, $3.50, by Emily Post.
Etiquette for Everybody, $1.25,
Laura Theornbourhog.
, 1925-01-31
The Parable Of a Prodigal Father

Acertain man had two sons, and the younger of them said
TO his father: Father, give me the portion of thy time, and
thy attention., and thy companionship, and thy counsel which
faneth to me" And he divided unto them his living, in that
he paid the boys bills, and sent him TO a select preparatory
school, and to dancing school and to college, and tried to be
lieye that he was doing his full duty by the boys.
And not many days after tho father gathered all his in
terests and aspirations and ambitions and took his tourney
into a far country, into n land of stocks and bonds and secrr.
tiles and other things which do not interest a boy; and there
he wasted his precious opportunity of being a chum to his own
son. And when he had spent the very best of his life and had
gained money, but had failed TO find satisfaction, there arose
a mighty famine in his heart; and he began TO be in want of
sympathy and real companionship. And he went and Joined
himself to one of the clubs of that country; and they elected
him chairman of the house committee and president of the
club and sent him to congress. And he would fam have salts.
fled himself with the husks that other men did eat, and nc man
gave unto him any real friendship.
But when he came to himself, he said: "How many men of
my acquaintance have boys whom they understand and who
understand them, who talk about their boys and associate with
their boys and seem perfectly happy in the comradeship of
their sons, and l perish here with hesrt hunger! / will arise
and go to my son, and will say unto him: Son / have sinned
against Heaven and in thy sight; l am no more worthy to be
called thJ father; make me as one Of thy acquaintances, "
, 1925-01-31
Trinity Lutheran.

Corner of South Park and East
Fourth Streets: w. C. Rehwaldt.
pastor.-Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M; services German at 1880 a.
M; services (Enslish) at 1880 p. M;
Bible class at $40 p. M; sermon
topic for evening sermon; "Christ's
People on the Sea of Life"
What brings people to church?
The general conception seems to
be that 1t is largely a mental strug-
gle. a sharp contest between mind
and mind. the weaker finally
yielding to the superior logic, the
imprisoned appeal. the irresistible
eloquence. etc. This Is all wrong.
The greatest church worker OF all
times, St. Paul, says: 81 am not
ashamed OF the gospel of Christ, for
t is the power Of God unto saliva
ton" So called liberalism has de-
pleted tho churches. Trinity Luth-
Gran, affiliated with the largest Lu-
theran body in America. is known
as the bible church,. Trinity
Lutheran still believes IN tho Holy
Trinity OF the Bible. the God Of the
Bible. the truth of the Bible, the
Savior revealed IN the Bible II you
hive no other church home "comc
and see"
, 1925-01-31
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1928

Norse) at 11:00 a. m. Vocal solo by
Miss Esther Peterson. Theme of
sermon, In the Lords Harvest
Field" The pastor will also speak
briefly in English on the meaning
and blessing of holy communion.
The evening service Din English)
at 1880 will continue the vesper
series for young people, begun tlS~
Sundays 6 on the general theme,
Following Christ Sunday eve
ming our theme will be Follow
Him in the JOY OF Work" Com
munion. services will be held a week
from next Sunday morning. "A
sincere and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who r not called
elsewhere by other church affilia-
tons to take part in our services
and enter our fellowship. A hearty
welcome to strangers and visitors.
"Iwas glad when they said unto
me
Let US go unto the House of the
Lord"
, 1925-01-31
Grace African Methodist

The attendance at Sunday school
on last Sunday was the largest for
several months. 1t Is hoped that
today's attendance will be even larg.
er. Morning worship at 100 fol.
lowing the usual Sunday school hour
at 1000. Subject of sermon "rtcp.
ping Short OF Canaan" Sunday
morning class and Holy Communion
Immediately following the sermon.
Prayer service at 700 p M. Lead.
ers: Mrs. Alice Jones and Mr.. VIM.
NJ. Rice. Evening worship at $50.
The minister will deliver the fifth
rmo of the series. dealing with
the Lords Prayer. Subject: daily
Bread or Sufficient for Daily
Needs" Holy Communion contin-
ued. The Women's NJ. NJ. Society
will meet Thursday evening with
Mrs. Jessie Healing. and Mrs. Mary
Moore, 1886 n. Grant st. Choral re-
hearsal Tuesday evening at $500.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening at
500. Quarterly Meeting March Is.
Mems Popularity on April IS. Pro.
ceeds for Building Fund. Date OF
chorus to be given. We are now
assured of having the Fashion Show,
and date viii be set in near future.
One of the chief aims of u services
Is to extend n cordial welcome to all.
, 1925-01-31

Corner East Second and South
Kenwood. Wills Hugh Germany,
minister. Phone 1s29W.
Church-going in Casper is On the
increase. The preachers of Casper
are the most encouraged and en-.
thusiastic bunch of fellows in this
fine city. They're after the people.
Too much testimony in secular
periodicals on favor of the church
for one to be Indifferent today. Drop
around to some church next sunday.
Sabbath school, s:&5. and at HOO
the faculty OF the school will have
charge OF the service. under the
direction OF Superintendent Rees.
The general subject will be Child
hood and the Church."
At. SIS Johnnie Crawford will
have charge OF the Young Peoples
meeting.
At .7A5 the Young People will
have charge Of the service under
the leadership OF Mrs. Allen. They
announce for their subject. "A
Pauline Evening.
There will be special music morn.
Ing and evening.
At $500 Sunday afternoon, at the
Baptist church. will be n mass meet.
Ing promoting church going In
Casper. The church people. In par.
ticular. are urged to be present. and
catch the enthusiasm. Miss Bower
man will sing one of her fne solos,
Friday night a s~tereopticon lecture
will be given in this church. Every
body invited. No charge. but a
silver offering will be received.
What 10 to become OF the country
church, will be the subject.
Choir Thursday night. Sunday
night. sth. Mr.. Durham and this
pastor will debate the child labor
subject.
, 1925-01-31
Cbe Gasuer pairp Crtnune

And he arose and came to his son. But while he was yet afar
off, his son saw him and was moved with establishment, and
instead of running and falling on his neck, he drew back and
was i'll at ease. And the father said unto his: "Son, / have sin
ned against Heaven in thy sight; L am no more worthy to be
called thy father. Forgive me now and let me be your friend"
But the son said: Not so, l wish it were possible, but it is
too late. There was a time when l wanted companionship and
counsel and to know things, but you were too busy. 1 got the
wrong kind; and noy, alas, l am wretched in soul and body;
there is no more heart left in me, and there is nothing you
can do for me. 1t is too late, too late, too late!"
81 would rather my boy were saved by the lighthouse than
by life boat. by the Sunday School than by the. Reform SCHOOL,
, 1925-01-31

At America thcater. Rev. A. E.
Cooke. pastor. sunday school at
10:49 a. ~, Services and sermon
at II a. m. Mrs. Berta Smith, d.
rector of music. Mrs. L. L. Lang
worthy. organist. At the morning
service as advertised in tho daily
press. Mr.. Cooke will state the
church's side OF the question in the
answer to why 1 Do Not Go To
Church." OF last Sunday, in views of
today. why Men Should Go To
Church" There is no place in this
for the old idea of an eternal pun
!shment OF birthstone and torment.
but the practical, comon-sence rea-
sons that appeal to men of success
full accomplishment. whose princi-
pies in life and conduct appeal to
every Individual possessing u desire
to be n beneficial influence in q
community and assume a RESPONSE.
bility that is rightfully demanded
of him by constitutional citizenship.
Americans are noted for fair play
and sportmanship. and Casper citi-
lens owe It to themselves TO hear
this side of the question just as
they heard the other side of the
question last Sunday. In the even
ing, Mr.. Cooke will speak at the
evening service at 1880 at Odd Eel
lows hall. upon. the topic. who
Is the Most Dangerous Man in Cas-
per-" The service last Sunday night
required an extra supply Of chairs.
and still more chairs are being pro-
vided for this Sunday evening SER
vice, and despite the full attendance
ample seating capacity is being as
sured. The Congregational Men OF
Casper extend a cordial invitation
to all for both services.
, 1925-01-31


Sixth and Durbin streets. Rev.
chas, a. Wilson. d. D.. minister.
IL, IA. m.-subJect. THE Immediacy
Of Religion" 1880 p. m.-Elders OF
the church vii speak on subjects OF
public interest. Several selections
Of music by men. including chorus.
quartet and solos. The elders of the
church are: l., a. Reed. A. A. Slsde,
Geo. L. Ladbury. 8. X. Gibson. d.
NJ, Haines. Carl L. Hawks. F. b.
Flrmin, w. r. MacGregor. and ].
w. Longshore.
Sunday School. e:45 a. m. Mr..
L. A. Reed will speak to the Mems
class. All former members of Mrs.
Wilson's class m requested TO be
present. and to meet on the plat
form at the opening OF the school.
Teachers are requested TO try to se-
cure a full attendance Of every mem.
Dor OF their Glasses In all depart.
ments.
Westminster Guild Wednesday at
the Manse. Dinner at $50. p. m. fol.
lowed by program and social time.
Ladies' Aid society Thursday 2:so
p. m. Mrs. Pattillo's division in
charge.
Prayer and Bible study Thursday
6'45'7;30 p. m. Read Matt. 10.
Choir rehearsal Thursday 1910 p.
m. Miss Axnew. director. Mrs.
Edna Thomas. accompanied.
Mass meeting Sunday afternoon
. o'clock. First Baptist Church.
Good speakers. fino music. In tho
interest OF tho church-g7:ng cam
paign OF the Minister'S association.
Tho First Presbyterian Church IL
doing a constructive work In build.
Ing up a church-Eoing sentiment nnd
habit in the city. It respects tho
right OF all TO choose the church
OF their preference. Il especially
, 1925-01-31

C. L. johnson. Pastor. Phone assM
Sunday school 1000 a. m. Preach.
Ing 1900 a. m. Y. p. S. Meeting at
6;sO p. m. Preaching 1880 p. m. Mid
week prayer Wednesday 7:30 y. m.
Cottage Prayer Meeting. Friday.
1880 p. m.
a cordial invitation Ia extended to
you to attend all of our services.
''Wanted-Men. Women. Boys and
Girls to get the habit OF going to
church, why not start next Sunday.
, 1925-01-31

Butler. leader. This group is fast
becoming the most efficient organ.
ization In the church.. 7:a0 p. m.
evening worship and the last ser
mon of the series on The Sermon
on the Mount"
Every evening next week. except
Saturday. at 7:30 the residents of
North Casper have a special invita-
ton to attend our church and face
the claims of Christianity for their
allegiance. with the Rev. G.. l..
Clark. synodical executive for Wy
omins, us the speaker.
, 1925-01-31

c. Y. and Ash Street. T. Uber.
Pastor.
THE Dangers of Mid.Life'' Is the
subject OF n lecture to be given to
the adult Bible class by the pastor
at 1000.
Products and By-Products" is the
subject OF the morning at 100.
What ! Do" is the subject OF
the evening sermon at 1850.
Sunday school at 1000. Classes
for high school girls and boys.
Confirmation class on Friday
evening at 400.
C~atscheticai class on Saturday az.
ternoon at 400.
Strangers and visitors are cor.
daily invited to attend all our SER
vices.
A hearty welcome to all.
, 1925-01-31
Winter Memorial Presbyterian

Corner II and ST. John. C. T. Hod
sdon. Minister Phone 1346-W.-l6
a. M, church school of religious edu-
cation with a force of 10 teachers
and officers. There is room for stlh
more pupils. The Brotherhood class
welcomes all men. II a. m. public
worship, sermon.story for boys and
girls. Adult sermon topic; Intel
lect Plus" $50 p. m. intermediate
c. e. Hazel Johnson, tho new
president of the society. is leader.
They have Il party scheduled for
Saturday afternoon. February It'll.
6.45 p. M. Senior c. E.. Miss Louise
, 1925-01-31


Fifteenth and Poplar Sts.. DR.. j.
T. Hanna. pastor.-Sunday. $40 a.
M. preparatory payer service. II
you pray you are Invited. 10 n M,
Sunday school for young and old.
This will be the first Sunday on the
third year. II you have not been
coming. start in on Sunday. We ex.
pect at least 10 new ones. IL a. M,
sermon by the pastor. text: Songs
vi. 10; 3 p. M. Young Peoples meet
ing; 1880 y. M. song service and
sermon, text; Is. 53.1,7. Wednesday
1880 p. M. Bible study and prayer
meeting. Lesson Rom. oh. IL.
Special music at both morning
and evening services. Mrs. A. B.
Johnson. leader. Come t o EN-.
manuel. They love a fellow over
Their"
Five reasons why we should at.
tend church. by Mrs. S. w. Adsit-
l. We are admonished to not for.
sake the assembling of ourselves to-
gether. Heb. X. IS.
@. We should meet with and wor-
ship God. as He has promised that
where two or three arc met in His
name He Is In the midst.
3. As the church is the body OF
Christ, we should attend church to
learn what He the great head OF the
church would have US do.
4. We should attend church sc
that we may not lose interest ir
spiritual things.
g.. We should attend church as ar
Iexample for others.
Evansville Chapel.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
preaching at $3.50. You are cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings
DIR. ]. T. Hanna. Minister.
, 1925-01-31

Sunday school 10 a. m. Lesson.
John 15:l-Il. Subject The vino
and Its branches. Golden Textile
that abideth in Me and / In him. the
same beareth much fruit"
Church services at 7:3o D. m. Sub.
Ject-Christ an example. Text 81
am the way. and tho truth and the
life: no man cometh unto the Father
but by me-"
, 1925-01-31

You ought to hear the singing at
the little white church with the
green roof. on Sunday afternoon at
$50, its the boys and girls singing
and they r trying to practice
through the week what they sing
about on Sunday. Mrs. Ludington
VIII sing a solo next Sunday. Come
, 1925-01-31

Another large audience last Sun
day evening. III spite of the wealth.
err. attested tho increasing interes,
on the part OF the general pubic in
this fine series OF lectures being Civ
en- by DR.. Louis S. Bowerman of the
First Baptist church. Fifth and
Beech stretes. The picture OF the
power and authority being given to
the lamb was graphic and as one
said. I'VE could almost hear the new
song
Next Sunday evening is lecture 3.
The One Hundred and Forty,Four
Thousand" also the Judgments of
the Six Trumpets." This will mark
the opening of the great judgments
already seen in history. which are
also types OF the judgments. lat tho
end of the age" Students Of his
tory are especially invited and they
will find 1t worth whole. Lovers of
the old book say. they are enjoying
a great feast"
Come and join also in our fine
"Slngspiration." Special numbers By
our splendid chorus.
, 1925-01-31

1872 South Durbin street.
Sunday service, IL a. M; lessons
N truth. p. m. Tuesday: Good
Words class, Friday. ESQ p. m. Mrs.
May leading; Sunday school class,
10 a. M, Miss Horner. leader.
Room open daily from 10 a. m. un'
u 400 daily.
, 1925-01-31
international Bible Students.

Bible study every Sunday 1890 a.
m. at oif S. Oak Street. All inter
ested in study of scriptures are cor
daily invited to attend. Also on
February 10, 500 p. m. a public lee
turf will be held at Labon Union
hall by H. II. Dingus. Come and
bear the truths from the scriptl7g>
, 1925-01-31

Christian Science services are held
II the church edifice. corner OF
Fourth and Grant streets. every
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Testimonial meetings are held on
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
All are welcome to these services.
sunday school for children up to the
lge Of 20 years is held on Sunday
at $40 a. m. Reading room at 222
Becklinger building Is open each
week day from IL noon until 8 p.
M.
, 1925-01-31
st. Anthony's Catholic.

The Rev. Father j. II. Mullin.
pastor. the Rev. Father j. r. More
toh. assistant pastor. Mass on Sun
Idly at Z. s, 0 and 1880 a. m. Sun
day school at 2 =. m. Bonediction
at 3 o'clock, Mass during the week
at 1880 and s o'clock.
, 1925-01-31

invites all who arc not attendants
OF any other church. An increasing
number regularly attending this
church indicates the appreciative
response.
, 1925-01-31

Rev. Philip *. Edwards, Rector,
Seventh and wolcott streets.
Holy oummuion at 500 a m.
Church school at 0.45 a, m. Holy
Communion and sermon at ii a. m.
, 1925-01-31

Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching 100 a. m. Christian en-.
deavor 500 p. M Let every one In
terested in the moral welfare OF the
city that can possibly come be in at.
tendance.-J. ]. Champlin. Pastor.
, 1925-01-31

Services each Sunday evening at
7:45 at the Knights of Pythias hall.
Madame Keyes gives messages each
Sunday evening. The public is In
vited.
, 1925-01-31
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Later
Day Saints.

Services held In Labor Union hall
at $40 North Durbin street. Sunday
school at 1880 a. m. and preaching
services at 1880 p. m. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
, 1925-01-31

Worship at the city hall each Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock Every
N welcome to take part in the
bible study.
, 1925-01-31

Church OF Christ viii meet In
the auditorium OF the city hall on
Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday eve
ming at 1870 o'clock.
, 1925-01-31
North Side C!iristinn.


B. A. Wilkinson. pastor. s65 East
* street. Phone 1S61W.
There was rejoicing among teach
ers and helpers last Sunday morn
ing when the totals of the school
work appeared On the board. 1t
was quite evident that forces for
good had not been idle during the
week. The count in church attend
ance also showed a material gain.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Communion and preaching. 100
a. m. Subject for the morning.
THE Compassionate Christ"
Junior. 3 p. m.
Senior and intermediate. $50.
Preaching. 1880. Subject. The
Great Commission or the Reason.
ableness of Redemption" This sub
ject will no doubt remove some OF
the difficulties which are preventing
the people Of Casper from going to
church. The Prophet Isaiah said to
Judah and Jerusalem. lisa. I. IS.
Come now. let us reason together,
saith the Lord: though your sins
be as scarlet, they shall be as white
as snow; though they be red like
crimson. they shall be rs wool"
, 1925-01-31

Fifth and Beech Sstreet. Louis
Bowerman. Pastor. Sunday school
9:45. There is a class for you.
Morning service 100 O'Clock. Sub
ject Of sermon "The Weakness of
the Strong" Solo-"one sweetiy
Solemn Thought Miss Bowerman
(Ambrose) Communion following
this service b. Y. p. L. societies at
$50. All young people invited.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ings 7'45. These meetings are of
an Evangelistic nature and arc well
attended.
Evening service 7:30, Subject of
sermon The Revelation Lecture s.
The Six TrumpetsF These lectures
have been in progress for three
weeks and the Interest and attend
ance is increasing rapidly. Come
and learn the cause OF what has
happened in the past and what we
have reason to expect Of the future.
Rev. Bowerman has studied these
questions for twenty-five years and
therefore Is in a position 10 impart
valuable instruction to all who wish
to avail themselves OF the oppor.
tunity of listening to him. It is es.
pecinlly desired that we have a
large attendance at Sunday school
this week as we will have the plea
sure OF welcoming our Supt, Mr..
whistler and his bride who have Just
returned from their honeymoon.
Nursery open for children under
three years. Strangers welcome to
all services.
, 1925-01-31

Corner OF South Jefferson avenue
and East Sixth street. Elmer NJ.
Berg. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship and sermon lin
, 1925-01-31

First Church OF the NaEarene
Corner 18th and Poplar st. Rev,
, 1925-01-31
Tho Apostolic Faith Assembly

222 N. Boyer St. Elder David
Schultz, Pastor.
Meetings being held Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday nights. Sun
day service 11:30 a m. Sunday
school 1880 p. m. Evening worship
$50 p. m. All are welcome. Come
and hear the gospel preached in the
power OF the spirit.
, 1925-01-31

Corner East Second and South
Durbin streets. The Downtown
church near all bus lines. Rev.
Lewis e. Carter. d. D.. pastor
$50 a. m. Prayer. 9:45 n. m. Sunday
school. e. NJ. Bean. supt. The
offering vii be for missions. 1900 a.
IN Sermon by Prof. l.. A. McRill.
Anthem. "Holy Father. Cheer Our
way'-Spinney. Quartet. selected.
11:00 a. m. Junior church conducted
by Mrs. Carter. Subject. "Old
Lamps for New" Miss Bernice
Henry will sing. 2:3o p. m. Member.
ship class for all under high school
age. The $50 class will be omitted
this week because Of the pastors
absence. 6:l5 p. m. Epworth League
led by Prof Nc Rill. Solo by Mrs.
Lasley. A social hour will follow.
SIS p. M. Moving picture lecture
by Hon. VIII L. King, entitled Lest
We Forget" This will be In the
annex. Notice the hour S:l5. The
speaker is to arrive on the $40 p.
m. train. Thursday $50 p. m. Church
night supper followed by devotional
meeting. There were 45 present
last week. and As remained for the
devotional meeting. This week we
hope for 10. The Capitol Hill circle
will serve. Mrs. H. B. Durham will
lead the service and asks all to bring
Bibles. Thursday 1880 p. m. Choir
Rehearsal. Friday Ladies' Aid Cir
Gle meetings: Busy Bee with Mrs.
F. ]. Mcintyre. ga North Center,
Capitol Hill with Mrs. C. E. Little.
field. 1124 South Durbin street. Ken.
sington with Mrs. H. b. Durham
SIS South Durbin street. Mrs. Sy,
monds will assist. C Y. with Mrs. C,
Z. MILESTONE. 436 West Twelfth
street. Social Service with Mr.. L
D. Scott, GA South Grant street,
Mrs. Harley Smith will assist. Vic.
tory Workers with Mrs. 1. ]. Lay.
man. 32s South Mckinley street.
The pastor and several members
Will be at Denver Sunday to attend
the Denver Council. The church
vii be fortunate in having two bril-.
liant speakers for the morning and
evening services.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
HAJDU J0ZsEF GYAszA.
Nemregiben a feleseget temettek,
most meg az edesanyja halt meg.

'Sulyos csapas erte zemplen-
megyei, Borsi k0zsegb6l ide szar-
mazott Hajdu JOSEF honfitarsur-
kat, inert edesanyja, Hajdu ia
nosne, sziiletett Hajdu Anna, tiz
heti betegseg utan, 81 ewes kora
ban a zemplenmegyei, Bdrsiban
ez ev marcus 12-en meghalt.
A derek magyar asszonyt fer
je, Hajdu Janos es fiai: Janos Is
Mihaly gyaszoljak Borsiban, mig
lit JOSEF fla siratja, nagysza
mu rokonsagon kiviil. Hajdu J6-
zsef sulyos gyaszaban meghato
Swivel osztozik magyarsag, inert
hiszen a k0zelmultban temette ell
ifju sep feleseget es meg be sem
.hegedt nagy seb, ujabb fajda-
lom jarult hozza. Hajdu J6zsef
minden nemes celu magyar moz-
galomb6l melt6Sepen kiveszi a
reszet, azert szereti es becsiili min
denki es ICY gyaszaban igaz sziv-
vel osztoznak.