The Democrat-sentinel. [volume], June 17, 1909, Image 7

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Auditor J. L.
Vinton, Sunday.
Martin was in
Mr. Charles Frasure was in
Co-
lunibiiB, Monday.
y'N Mr. Sam Green was a visitor
in
Columbus, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. White was a sliopper
in Columbus, Monday.
Mr. Jake Miller, of Columbus,
was in Logan over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.-E, B Coinly wore
Columbus visitors, Monday.
Mr. James Grigsby was in Col-
umbtiB, Monday on business.
Mr. John Smith wan a business
visitor in LauoaBter, Monday.
Attorney y. U, Lowry, was a
Capital City visitor, Monday.
Mr. Charley Yontz was in Co
lumbus, Tuesday, on business.
Miss Maud Runnels is spending
a few days in Canal Winchester.
Mrs. George Hengst went to
Washington, C. II., Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. John Timberlake
were visitors in Columbus, Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. J?.E. Johnson were
Saturday visitois in the Capital
City.
Mr. Noah Friend, of Rookbridge,
was a business visitor in Logan,
Tuesday.
Mr. Walter Becker was over from
New Lexington to spend Sunday
here With his family. x
Mr. Fred Collins, who is working
in Columbns, was in Logan over
Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. Fred Deishlie went to Co
lumbus, Tuesday, to visit her
sister at the Grant Hospital.
Col. Joe Bright, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Sunday, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Smith.
Mr. W. P. Miller, of Union Fur
nace, was in Logun, Monday and
made our olllce a pleasant call.
Mr. Otto Vollenweider, of Mo
Arthur, was in Logan, Tuesday
morning, enroute to Columbus.
Mrs. Julia Waguor and daugh
ter Maud, of Baltimore, are visit
ing lie family of Mr. J. W. Prlco,
Mr, John Engle und the Misses
Beatrice und Maria Mathews, of
Vinton, were in Logan Sunday,
enroute to Columbus to visit
friends.
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that hot cook stovo when for little co3t wo
can provide you with a labor saving, gas
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GAS RANGE
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Lot us show you those goods, You will
live longer by thoir uso; at least more com
fortable whilo you do livo,
WORK BROS.
Hardware, Tinware and Stoves.
Main Street, Logan, Ohio
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Logan Lodge of Maccabees went
to Nelsonvilio Sunday, to attend
Memoriul'
city.
services held in that
Captain and Mrs. J. S. Chor
rington, of Bldwell, woro Sunday
guests of the Drs. Cherrington in
Logan.
Mr, and Mrs. Johnny Hudson
were in Lancaster, Sunday, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Karnes.
Mrs. Noah Cook and Mrs. L.
Conrad were Sunday visitors with
the ittiuily ot l.on btougiuon in
Lancaster.
Dr. H. C. McManigal and wife
went to Columbus, Tuesday morn
ing to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Dr. HotThines.
Attorney Tom Dolaon, of Lan
caster, was in Logan, Monday
nifeht returning to that city, Tues
day morning.
Mrs. James Barthlow weut to
the Grant Hospital last Thursday
for an operation and is doing
nicely at present.
Miss Ruth Henderson, who has
been visiting relatives in Logan
for several days, returned Monday
to her home in Newark.
Mr. Karl Kuntz and Kobe Felp-
man, of Vinton, passed through
Logon, Sunday, enroute to Colum
bus to see the ball game.
Father Richards is taking a
three week's vacation. He left
Monday for Stubenviile, thence to
Philadelphia-and New York.
WANTED Family washing
do at home. Inquire at Allen
to
Wright's Feed Store.
Mns. Now'ak.
Messrs. W. A. Henderson and
TidJ Houston are in Lancaster
this week, where they have secured
a contract for putting in sewers.
The new residence of tlio Misses
Noble on North Spring street at
the Hill Apr. roach is about com
pleted, and they will get into it
this week.
Mr. George Krinn went to Dud
ley, Noble County, Ohio, Tuesday
morning, called thero by tlio seri
ous Illness of hie daughter, Mrs
E. J. Tilden.
Mrs. W. II, Dovoro and Mrs. II,
D. Devore and children, have re
turned to their homo at Vint in,
after a woek's visit with Mrs,
Bruce Dollisou.
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Flag Day was roinombered in Lo
gan by many merchants swinging
Old Glory to the broezo, and many
residences wore decorated with
national colors.
Mr. Ed Savey, of Alliance wore
in Logan u few days lastweok vis
iting his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John Savoy, Sr. IHb wife and
child accompanied him.
NOTICE The party that took
the package out of Post olllce box
614 is known. If package is not
returned to tlio post-olllce at once,
party will be prosecuted.
Captain Larimer, John L, Youn
ker, John Storling and Sam St.
Clair, all old soldiers, went to
Newark, Tuesday, to spond a few
days at the State Encampment.
Mr. Frank Brown is breaking
ground for the erection of a new
home on the beautiful sito of his
old residence, The old house is
sold and is being moved to
Glenova.
Messrs. John Canty and George
Shorr went to Cedar Point, Satur
day, and Messrs. Ed Lecrone and
Joe Schrader, Tuesday. They are
in attendance at the Knights of
St. John outing.
Rev. J. C. Jackson, editor of
the "American Issue," the Anti
saloon paper, died on Saturduy
June 5, and his funeral was held
Monday, Juno 7. Tlio causo of
his death was apoplexy.
Mr. Harry Blosser, who was
painfully hurt some time ago at
Columbus on the Hocking Valley
Ry., returned to work, Tuesday,
after spending seven weeks here in
Logan with his purents.
Mr. W, II. Roush returned Sun
day evening to his home in Fuir
mont, W. Va. He had been in
Logan several days, because of the
sickneEs of his wife, who is con
fined at the Cherrington Hospital
Ladios of the Third Ward look
after the Market, Saturday, June
10, on the Court House Park,
The committee have an accumula
tion of dishes on hand whicli the
owners may have by calling for
them.
Mrs, S. M. Woolson and child
ren, of Mt. Vernon, were guests
last week ot Mrs. Frank Ackets.
Mrs. AVoolson was raised in Lo
gan, her maiden name being Miss
Ida Palmer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Palmer.
We are sorry to learn that Dr.
Graoy has determined to leave our
town and looate in Cleveland. He
has been a courteous und gentlo
manly oitizon whilo hero, and mado
many frionds. His home is at
Uhricksville, Ohio, and he will
stop thore for a vaoation.
The Woman's Homo Missionary
Sooioty, will hold thoir regular
monthly mooting on Wednesday,
Juno 23, instoud of Tuesday, June
22, at the homo of Mrs. Rug Han
sel. As the program for tlio yoar
is to be arratigodat this meeting,
is is hopod that thoro will lie n
good attendant of the member
ship. The Nelsonvilio and Murray City
Telephone Co. hud a mooting of
their stnok-holders at Nelsonvilio,
Monday, Those of tlio company
attending the mooting from horo
woro; Mossrs. Jtihn Uokor, John
Wellman, John Collins, Charles
Yontz, II. G, Hansel, John HaiiBel,
II, E, Sparnon, John Jones und E,
0. Pettit.
Gormley Wants a Job,
The Ohio State Journal of Tues
day morning says that Hugh
Uormley demooratio mayor of
Gloustor wus presented to Govor
nor Harmon Monday by senators
Gillett and MoKeo, of the 0-11 dis
trict as a candidate for appoint
ment aa deputy state lire marshal,
What A Woman Will Not Do
Thme Is nothing woman would not do to
raanln her lotl benuty. HIib oiiRht to bo
fully ns aenlous In pronervlng tier good
lookn. Tlio liorliilrinlc cnllod (.nun's t'Hiit
lly Medlclno or r.nno'flTon U thn most mil
plontnld In preaorvliiR rv lionittlfill nklti, utid
will do moni tlinn nny tlilny elftt) to rostoro
tlio rote!) to fndodcliuekH. At nil ilruguMtft'
nnd dealers', Vbu,
Rockbridge,
Henry Aug erected a now house
near Itockbrldgo.
Mrs. Moses Woltz was in Logan,
Saturday.
Davis Smith and daughter Edna,
were Logan shoppers one day last
week.
Lizzie Ellck was seen on our streets
Saturday.
Phopa Walkor called on Mrs.
Gotlclb Uailey, Saturday evening.
Tena Inboden visited her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Marshall, of Sugar Grove,
last week.
Mrs. Goss Inboden called on Ahneda
Bailey, Thursday.
Noah Yond moved his family back
to Rockbridge last week.
Mrs. Menervla Martin, of Logan,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clint
IIuls at present.
John Dupler, of W. Va., has moved
his family back to Lancaster.
Miss Cora, Sarah and Emma Dupler,
of Lancaster, visited their grandma,
ounuay.
Rev. M. R. White addressed a large
crowd at the U. B. Church, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Geo. Cohl called on Mrs Lonzo
Stoughton, of Lancaster.
Bluk Bonnkt.
Newtown Mo.
As it has been one year since
I have written a letter to my old
friend in old Hocking, I will try and
drop a few lines from old Mercer Coun
ty, Mo. Health in this part of Mis
souri Is good; crops look fine. The
acreage of corn planted Is larger here
than common. Grass is good as we
have had plenty of rain and Is very
warm now; corn needs work but the
ground is too wet at present. Garden
truck looks well, potatoes promise a
line crop; small fruit not more than
half crop except grapes and blackber
ries. Good crop of peaches nearly all
killed. Apples prospect for a good
crop.
Wheat and rye fair prospect, oats
and speltzs look fine, cattle and horses
are looking fine and are bringing good
prices. Sheep are high, their are a
great many sheep In Mercer County.
People for the last three years brought
in great flocks of sheep. Hogs are not
plenty" rather a short crop. Not
many Angora goats, here they don't
appear to take well.
I do think the people of Hocking
County are in earnest in regard to
gas and oil. Success to them is the
writers wishes. ...There is.some.excite
ment in our county near Calnsvllle,
in regard to coal. They report a
fine vain of good coal. We need it
badly as we are taxed very high for
what coal we use; as much as 13 cents
a bushel and very poor quality. Tim
ber is getting scarser every year.
There are lots of large farms here that
have no timber, and the farmers
that have timber, don't want to dis
pose of it. Railroads have gotten a
great lot of the best timber for piling
and paid a good price for it but not
enough to justify present prices.
Have to close my letter, and if this
escapes the waste basket I will try
and come again, my best wishes to
all my old friends of Hocking County
Ohio. Yours truly
MiciiAKt. Bowk us.
Brier Hollow
Will Ellck and wife called on their
daughter Clara Jackson, Wednesday.
Ed Engle called on Amos Carpen
ter, Wednesday.
Alice Ellck made a business trip to
Rockbridge, Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Dupler and mother call
ed on Mrs. Fanny Dupler, Thursday
of last week.
Alice Ellck and Mrs. Lizzie Ed-
'wards called on Amos Ellck, Thurs
day. Christian Shull made a business
trip to Rockbridge, Wednesday.
A Dainty
Dessert
ia mado with individual dishes
of
Post
Toasties,
Ripe or Stewed Fruit,
and Whipped Cream.
Try this for a sturtor. Your
own ingonuity will soon
"create" others.
This dainty food is made of
White Corn, has a delicate
"toasty" flavour which en
hances many other ohoico
dishes,
The Taste Lingers"
Directions in the little hook.
"Tid-Bils made with Toasties" a
copy in ovory pkg,
Popular pkg. 10c; large Family size 15c.
Madeaj (lie Pure pood factories of
POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD.,
Battle Creek, Midi.
Amos Carpenter matt u a Hying trip
to Rockbridge, Thursday.
Earnest Shull mado a business trip
to .Sugar Grove, Thursday.
The great monster death called at
Mrs. Peter Daubonmlor, and took
away a beloved wife and mother.
Amos Carpenter has purchased a
line cement mixer.
Lewis Ellck, the Brier Hollow Jock
ey has excepted a job, breaking Earn
est Shull's colt In the saddle.
Leo Shull made a business trip to
Rockbridge, Monday.
Charles Carpenter and family call
ed on Wm. Dupler and family, Sun
day. Mrs. Clarence Conrad called on Mr.
Ellck and family, Monday evening.
Mrs. Magdallna Carpenter and
grand-daughter, of Tattle Ridge, are
visiting her children, of Canal Win
chester. Benjamin Carpenter and family
called on his father, Sunday.
Clarence Carpenter mado a Hying
trip to Logan, Saturday.
Cleveland .lacksonand family called
on Wm. Ellck and family, Sunday.
Win. Edwards was seen on our
streots, Sunday.
Fanny Dupler was seen out driving
for her health, Monday morning.
Frank Johnston and wife called on
John Carpenter and family, Sunday.
Well, Old Crupper, you was lucky
when you was fishing, not to break
your nose Instead of the hook.
Busv Bkk.
Black Jack
Quite a large crowd attended church
at new ZIon, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Susan Stlveson and daughters
visited Mrs. John Culbertson, Satur
day afternoon.
Henry Keck yas a caller In this
valley, one day last week.
Susan ICuIiti visited Mrs. Zurlah
Keck, one day last week.
Allen Reichley and Minnie Stlve
son, of Logan, were the guests of
Susan Stlveson and family.
Delia ICeclc visited her sister Mrs.
Jennie Heigle, one day last week.
Harley Emmons and wife made a
Hying trip to Logan, last Tuesday.
Ilarley Kalklosch and wife, of Lo
gan, visited the former's parents,
Henry Kalklosch and wife, over Sun
day. Mrs. Ella Emmons called on Susan
Stlveson, one day last week.
Edwin lies, of Logan, was in this
valley, one day last week.
Charles Heigle and family made a
Hying trip to Logan, last Saturday.
Charles Thompson and Anna Stive
son attended Memorial day at South
Bloomingville.
Allen Reichley and Minnie Stlveson
attended the show at So. Blooming
ville, last Saturday evening.
Ben Morse, of Orland, was the Sun
day guest of his parents.
Susan Stlveson and daughters visit
ed Zuriah Keck, last Friday afternoon.
JIaiiey Emmons and wife called at
the home of Susan Stlveson, Sunday
evening.
Frank Allen and wife, of Jlesboro,
visited Clint Keck and wife, Sunday.
Vince Morse and son were the over
Sunday guests of Henry Keck and
wife.
George Morse is on the sick list.
A social at St. John, June the li).
Tuuti.k Dovk.
So. Bloomingville and Yiclnity
John Starkey received a severe
shock from lightning, while plowing
on Wednesday last. The horse was
struck and Instantly killed, and Mr.
Starkey was rendered unconscious for
several hours.
The little son of Rufus Johnson
met with a painful accident on last
week by running a needlo to the bone
just below the knee. Dr. Uenniger,
of Adelphi, was called and investigat
ing, found the needlo broken in sev
eral pieces. The little follow bore his
sufferings patiently and is doing line.
E.E. Chllcote Is still getting better,
we will be glad to see Elze up again,
as he has surely had his share of sick
ness. Howard North Is also improv
ing. John D. Mount and wife, of Logan,
spent a few days visiting the latter's
parents, John Hamilton and wife, re
cently. Cleo Cooper returned home, aftor
spending a few weeks at Logan.
Mrs. Fred Cody, of Clrclovillc, is
visiting relatives at this place,
B. M. Shaw was a Logan visitor on
Friday.
John Huffman and wife, of Logan,
returned homo, after a two weeks vis-
It witli relatives and frionds hero.
Mona Chllcoto, of Whlsler, has been
the guest of Mrs. W. 0, Denton and
Cleo Cooper, the past week.
Born to Wm, Mattox and wlfe.Juno
15, a daughter.
Mrs. W. 0. Denton and Mona Chll
coto were victims of a runaway, onu
day last week; the lattor escaped in
jury, but Mrs. Denton recoived sever
al bruises and a sprained back,
The little sister of Eniinit Clark, of
Gllsplovllle, Is visiting horo at pres
ent. John Starkey, Chas. Oldilold, Lyna
Eveland and Cleo Cooper spent Sun
day at Taiiton.
Mrs. A, M, Thomas and Mrs. How
ard North spent Sunday afternoon at
tlio Kitchen farm.
Chas. Myers, of Logan, visited with
E. E. Cooper, recently,
John Hamilton and wife spent Sim
diy with Lesley Lemeii and family,
Mrs. Catherine Lower has recontly
purchased the Walton property at
this place and is comfortably located
In Iter new home.
A. M. Thomas was a business visi
tor to Laurolvillo, on Saturday last.
Mrs. Cora Thomas and mother, Mrs.
Oldilold were to the reunion at Tail
ton, Sunday,
Mrs. Nora Chllcote and children
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CENTRAL UNION
spent Sunday with J. C. Chllcote and
family.
Edward Shaw and wife were visi
tors to Logan, on Thursday last.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
church, next Sunday evening. Pre
siding Elder Dr. Cherrington will be
present. I'ncu.k Jim.
Oil Valley
George Kessler spent Saturday eve
ning In Logan.
Lost recently, two Golden hours; a
reward Is olfered to anyone who finds
and returns them to the "Bell of Oil
Valley."
I am also in favor of having a cor
respondent reunion.
There Is going to be an Ice cream
social at Webbs Chapel, Saturday
evening.
Mae IIockman,of Delaware College,
Is spending her vacation with her
brother, Edward Jlockman, of near
this place.
The Bethany Sunday school Is busy
preparing for Children's service.
"Sport" Fickel seems to be the
champion bicycle rider In this viclni- i
ty: we presume he is waiting for a
prize race on the new pike.
The oil business in this valley is
booming.
I. M. Fickel resigned culinary work
in Logan and returned to her home,
recently.
Three men, a barber, a baldhcaded
man and an Irishman, were traveling
together; not liking the looks of the
place where they were to rest over
night, they decided that one should
keep watch while the other two slept.
The barber was to take the first
watch, the Irishman the second and
the baldheaded man the third or last.
Jestingly the barber amused himself
by shaving the head of the sleeping
Irishman, and promptly on the stroke
of twelve, said, "Pat wake up;" Pat
half awake yawned, and passing his
hand over his head said: "Holy Moses,
he's waked up the baldheaded man
when lie should have waked up me."
Cute Topsy.
"Hesboro
Quite a large crowd attended
preaching at this place, Sunday
evening.
Arthur Hankison and sister
Eunice, called on Miss Myrtle Van
cureu, Sunday evening.
Darlov West made a business
trip to Logan, Tuesday.
Elsie Lindsay was seen on our
streets, Monday.
Wm. Vancuren and daughter,
were Logan shoppers, Thursday.
Neut Primmer passed through
this place Saturday, with a load
of corn.
James Lindsoy, wife and daugh
ters wore the the guests of Wm.
Vancuren and family.
Vornon Walker, of Mt. Pleasant,
was the Sunday afternoon guest of
his cousin Ivor Engle.
James Nimon, of Ewing, was
seen on our pike Thursday.
Quite a large crowd attended the
sale of Mrs. Murgarot Byers, Sat
urday afternoon.
D. W. West was soon on our
streets Sunday.
Henry lies and wife were Logan
shoppers Saturduy.
Willoughby Iluggine lost n
valuable horao Friday.
Hi.ub liKi.r..
Governor Is Still House Clean
ing. Whon John W, .uher, the new
fire marshal, took possession he
found six "secret service" men on
the pay roll, Rogers refused to
toll who these six political pets
were, hut it developed subsequent
ly that ono of them wbb his own
brother, who claimed to bo "u
sleuth from the Atlantic to the
Pacific," ut $75 por month and
expenses, The salary of tlio chief
deputy had been boosted to $2100
and the salary of the regular at
torney for the olllce had been in
orousod from $ 1800 to $2100, In
addition "special counsel" had
been employed, among thorn being
Hy Davis, lire marshal during the
Horriok administration, who was
paid $2100 in salary and $1,100
traveling expenses from July 1008
to June mOO.
This is the same Hy Davis who
was known in the campaign last
fall as organizer of Republican
clubs and wus recontly recommend
ed by President Tuft to the United
States senate for U, S, Marshal in
Northern Ohio.
BELL
Long Distance Service
IS THE BEST
New Rates to Many Points
For information regarding
rates or service, call LONG
DISTANCE, or communicate
with our local Manager.
TELEPHONE CO.
HOCKING VALLBY BULLETIN
Of Low Rate Excursions
Sunday Excursions to Columbus
every Sunday; to Pomerov,
Jackson and Intermediate
points, June I.V27.
Homeseekcrs Excursions to
Western and Southern points,
1st and .'id Tuesday each
month.
Twin Tickets to Columbus
every day, $l.f!0.
Summer Tours to the Resorts
of the United States and
Canada dally.
G. A. I!. Encampment, Newark,
O., June 14-18.
Daily Excursions to New York
in July.
Knights of St. John Encamp
ment, Cedar Point, June 1.120.
Lake Chautauqua Excursions,
July 2 and 'J.'i.
Fourth ot July Excursions.
National Educational Associa
tion, Denver, Col,, July. li-'J.
Christian Endeavor ITnlon,
Kenton, O., June 22-25,
Elks' Reunion, Los Angeles,
Cal., July 11-17.
Nat'I Gymnastic Union, Cincin
nati, June 10-27.
Dally Excursions to Pacific
Coast and Far West.
Pull information will be fur
nished on application to C. V.
Schwenke, Ant. 11. V. Iy. Logan
Not a word have Republican
papers which raise the cry of "lust
for olllce" to say about the lust for
spoils so liberally doled out by
Rogers during the year he served
as fire marshal.
Besides cutting of the six
"sleuths," the new fire marshal
lias put back salaries to the
amounts paid when D. S. Creamer
was fire marshal. It has been
stated that he "cut down saluries."
This is true in a sense. The whole
truth is thut he cut out the "graft
and corruption" and restored the
pay roll as it was when the office
was under Democratic control.
During the two years D. S.
Creamer wus fire marshal, there
were more convictions for arson
than during any preceding two
year period, and Mr. Creamer
turned into the stato treasury over
$11,000 balance above expenses
from the receipts of the olllce. So
that there is Democratic precedent
for the salary basis fixed by the
new fire murshal as well as economy
in the conduct of that department.
Why are those rapid Republican
editors who accuse the governor
of partisanship so silent about
these details? It miiBt be because
tlioy feel that they dure not tell
their readers the whole truth.
Governor Harmon has "culled their
blull'." Ho wus put thore to turn
the rascals out, and lie is doing it.
Men Psist Fifiy in Danger.
Men past middle life have found
comfort und relief in Foley's Kid
ney Itemed', especiully for en
lurged prostate gland, which is
very common among elderly men.
L. K. Morris, Dexter, Ky., writes:
"Up to a year ago my futlior sut
furud from kidnoy and bladder
trouble and several physicians pro
nounced it enlargomout of the
prostute gland and advised an
operation. On account of his age
wo were afraid lie could not stand
it und I recommonded Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, nnd tlio first bottle,
relieved him, and aftor taking tiio
second bottle ho was no longer
troubled with this complaint."
Bort ik Co.
The
Best
Dank
Account
Is one that
docs not
need a government guarantee, We
are under stato supervision and our
books and securities are subject to
state inspection, but that is not
what makes an account with us
desirable. For eighteen years wo
have loaned all our receipts only
on first mortgages on Insured
homes with values suillcieutly In
excess of our claim to maintain
security under any conditions.
You got f per cent, and withdraw
your money WIIKN YOU WANT
IT.
We do business on thosiiuaro and
deliver the goods. That's Safety,
The Columbian tiuildiug & Loan Co.,
Rjggery Bldg., 22 Kast Gay st,
Columbus, Ohio.
Write for liooklet.
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