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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
WICHITA HOSPITAL BENEFITED
Mr. wsllenstein Finds n Pocketbook and
Gives Reward to Charity

A few days ago Mr.. John Kelly, county
attorney OF Stevens county, visited
Wichita and while here lost 4 pocke;book
containing about $50 in cash. besides
some valuable papers. He offered re-
ward of SO - the finder. but little
dreamed Of ever getting il again. While
here he made some Christmas pur-
cTases Among ne places he visited was
the Boston Store. They did not have
just what he wanted in the up town store
50 ne was taken 10 the warehouse on
South Main stree:, and got what he de-
sired. He los: his pocke tSook in front OF
the warehouse. and that was where Mr..
Henry Wallenseein found it. 1t was re-
turned 70 1le owner. who out ot graft
tude wanted 10 pay the reward. Mr..
WalAenstein would not hear 10 IL I.
was finally agreed % compromise the
mater ard the RESULTS that the Wichita
hospital is SO better of by Mr. Wallen-
stems lHoeraiity.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
TOMORROW

VIII start The new year. Most every oue
starts II with good resolutions and in
tentions- Il is our intention 10 make
lower prices ard Offer greater induce
menos than ever 20 ast-aG business.
WHY DON'T YOU RESOLVE 20 give
the cash business s trial? II you only
save 10 or 15c q day land we will guaran-
tee TO save you this or more By next
New Years you will have saved $40 TO
$50. Isn't this worth your while? II you
pay cash and buy from a credit store.
you do yourself an injustice. as credit
sores must charge those who DO PAY
enough extra to cover their losses from
those who DO no. pay. Ali We ask is a
trial
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
TWO YOUNG THIEVES CAUGHT
Ed Blanchard and Fred Parry Steal a
Toy Bank

Ed Blanchard, living at 1920 South
Mead, and Fred Parry, living on the cor
ner of Washington and LiDcoln, were ar
rested by Officer Gamble yesterday az
ternoon charged with stealing a child's
Toy bank from the residence of Mr.. Tat
nan OF Oatville. Both of the culprits are
boys whose age does not exceed II years.
Young Blanchard had taken his pony
and borrowed a buggy. and being Joined
by Parry, who had shot gun, they went
out for hunt. They stopped at the
house of Mr.. Tatman and asked If they
could have bucket TO water 1heir horse.
The bucket was given them by Mrs. Tat
man. and while her back was turned
Blanchard picked up the bank which was
on a bench standing against the house.
Both were incarcerared and will be given
a hearing this morning by Judge Hatton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
Ehe aieita Daily EAGLE: griay 1orio eeeber al 1887

but he claims he is II. For several
years he has been employed as messen-
ger boy at the Santa Fe depot in Wich-
fta, where ne was quick 10 learn. He
easily mastered telegraphy and showed
his adaptability to railroad work.
The good work of the young man was
noticed by Carl Gray when he was in
Wichita. When Mr. Gray became d.
vision superintendent of the Frisco at
Neodesha he remembered Davis and
when the vacancy occurred a. New AL
bany Davis was offered the place. which
he accepted with as much pride and joy
as ever a man accepted the presidency
Of a railroad. New Albany is In Wilson
county.-State Journal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
INTENT TO Do FRAUD
Is CHARGED AGAINST A. L. BVERITr
OF MEDFORD o. T.
Purchased Several Hundred Dollars Worth
Of Farm Implements ana UtSes n"
Promissory Note and MortgaEe-Hs
Then Disposed of the Property to
Netebbors and Leaves the Country
Constable Flynn of Clearwater Ar
rested Him Yesterday-Money Found on
Hts Person Guarnisheed.

A. L. Everitt, VINO until recently lived
on a farm near Medford. o. T, was
Yesterday arrested in Clearwater. Kan.
by Constable Mat Flynn, charged with
having disposed OF montgaged property
with the intention to defraud.
Early last spring, i; is alleged, Everitt
purchased Of Mr.. ]. w. Mclean several
farm implements. giving promissory
notes with a chattel mortgage or the
implements. About ten days ago he
disposed of the property TO different
neighbors, receiving cash for the same
He also sold his farm and went to Clear
water. Mr.. Mclean, who formerly was
freight agent of the Rock Island here,
learned that Everitt was in Clearwater
and telegraphed to have him arrested.
The constable there found Eyeritt and
arrested him and yesterday brought him
10 the city jail where he was incarcer-
ated. Mr.. Everiet sent for an attorney
but the gentleman whom he desired TO
get did not answer his summons. When
searched Everitt had on his person
S145.S4 Garnishment was at once in
stitutei against the police department
10 keep them from giving up the money.
The amount due Mr.. Mclean about a
week ago was $1Oe, with 5000 due in the
future.
Everitt refused to go back to Medford
and Mr.. Mclean left last night for Guth-
rie to get requisition papers. Everftt
was quite put out when he learned that
he could not get bail pending the ar
rival of the requisition. He is said TO
nave brother in Indianapolis. Mr.. Nc
Lean offered to adjust the matter with
out going to court if Everitt would pay
the s109 said 10 be due now and to give
d note for the balance well endorsed.
He declined to do this until he had con-
suited with an attorney. When seen
in the city prison yesterday ne declined
TO talk TO any extent. 1t is expected
that the requisition from Governor
Barnes will arrive today and If Evertt
does not accede to the demands made by
Mr.. Mclean he will be taken back 10
Medford, where criminal action will be
brought
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
OLD GENTLEMAN LEAVES HOME
MIR. Holly, Not Always Right in His Mind
Goes Coium mbus.

Mr.. Q. Holly. a gentleman about IS
years OF age. yesterday left his home on
South Emporia and bought a ticket to
Columbus, Kan. The old gentleman
some times is not exactly right in his
mind and as he had no business in
Columbus, mis- relatives are considerably
worried. He came mere about two weeks
ago from Perry, o. T., in order that his
grandsoHs might receive the advantages
of the Wichita school. The boys did
not arrive here until Tuesday. Yester-
day he started for Winfield but il seems
changed mis- mind. One Of his grand
sons accompanied him 70 the train and
returned and told MS relatives. His
daughter came down to the depot and
made enquiries and learned where ne
had gone. The telegraph wires were
used and it is very likely that he will
be sent home today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Sesefat Otner CnanSee.
From unofficial, but authentic sources,
it was yesterday learned that Mr.. Hal 5.
Ray has been promoted from city pas
senger agent of the Rock Island 20 trav-
cling passenger agent OF the same line
with headquarters at Pit,sourg. Pa Mr..
Ray is busin n1ss man in every sense
OF the word and his promotion was only
matter of time. Els friends predict
bright future for him in railway cir
cles. IL has only been a little over two
years ago that ne came here from Des
Moines, Iowa, where he had been as
sistant city passenger agent. II was
promotion for him 10 come TO Wichita
and now comes another charge and pro-
motion in very short space of time.
Especially Is this so when il is consid-
cred the number OF bright and brainy
men from which such a large concern
as the Rock Island has to draw from.
Mr.. Ray. during mis- shor. stay In Wich-
ita, has made number Of warm friends.
who feel gratified 20 learn Of his ad
vancement, but OF course are grieved to
have him leave them. Mr.. Ray is now
in Chicago and could not De seen yes
terday. The change will take place NOM
inally on the first, but he will not likely
leave here Tor his new field OF Ia Dor be-
fore the middle of the month.
Who is to be Mr.. Rays successor WIS
the all-absorbing topic Of conversation
in both railway and club circles yester-
day. 1t seems to be the general opinion
THAI il a man is not brought from a
distance it will De either Mr.. f. F. Hig-
gins. the agent at Wellington, or Mr..
Moffit. VINO is the capable asSistan, un-
der Mr.. Ray.
Mr.. Ray will take the place vacated
by Mr.. z. E. Macleod, who has been
promoted TO assistant general passenger
agent at Topeka. succeeding Major
Tom Anderson. who recently resigned.
The other changes are: Mr.. l.. w.
Thompson as general excursion agent
with headquarters in Chicago. and Mr..
A. C. Turpin as travelling passenger
agent in New England, with headquar-
ters in Boston.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
BOY STEALS A WATCH
Young PIummer Is Found With the Plum
der Yesterday

A man who is known as 'Dago Sam
had a silver watch stolen out of his vest
pocket Tuesday afternoon while unload
ing coal from Rock Island fiat car. He
had put his vest on one end of the car.
A young boy about IL or 1S years OF age
living with his parents on the West Side
was the thief. The same afternoon he
stole gun from the room of Fred Burns
in the Hacker & Jackson block. Detect
ives Cairnes and Sutton recovered the
property. They did not arrest the boy
as they hope 10 get his father to have
him sent to the Reform school. Young
Plummer has already served one or two
terms in she Reform school.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Mckinley.
Frank Samise. an old soldier who lives
out near Maize. has disappeared to some
place Of which his family and friends
know nothing. He mad been working at
Frank Gays near Furley, prior 10 Mon
day, December 20, at which time ne left
TO visit his children, who live with Rob
ert Weaver, on Judge Jcwett's farm,
near Maize. Mrs. Sanise has been dead
for two years.
Mr.. Samise, In company with Frank
Tuesday, December q. AS they came
down Main street driving into town, Mr..
Gay got out at the court house to look
after some tax payments, leaving Sa-
mise TO drive the team down town. 1t
was the understanding between Gay
and Samise that Semise was 70 put the
team away at the Occidental barn, on
North Main street. and if the two men
did not meet again in the day Samise
was to take the O'Clock Missouri Pa
ciic train to Maize. Gay did not see
Samise any more, nor did the missing
mans friends see MIN at Maize that
night
Samise left the team at the Occidental
stable, according to arrangement with
Gay, and went out on the street. None
Of mis- friends have seen him since. He
Is old and quite feeble this winter. He
had about SIS on his person
George Parke, OF Maize. was in Wich-
ita yesterday to see il any trace of Sa-
mise could be found. Mr.. Parke said that
SaInise had taken i'll in the afternoon
and remained over night at the Occi-
dental hotel. The proprietor remem-
bered OF an old gentleman being there
who had to be helped to the table at
breakfast. A reporter for the Eagle
looked over the Occidental register for
every day or the week but Mr.. Samise's
name was not there, 50 that 1t was prob
ably some other gentleman who stopped
at the MOTEL at that time.
At the Missouri Pacific the records
showed that no ticket had been sold to
Maize on the 22nd, the day following
Samise's trip to Wichita. On the 23rd,
Thursday, there was one ticket sold TO
Maize, but the agent did not remember
anything Of the man who bought it. Sa-
mise did not get off the train at Maize
Tuesday, Wednesday nor Thursday, as
he was expected and the depot was
watched. His friends do not know
where he is and were greatly exercised
yesterday. Up to late hour last night
he had not been found. He is an old
soldier, having fought in McKinley's
company through three years OF the
civil war, but none of the army posts in
the city know anything of his where
abouts for the last two weeks. His
friends around Maize did not become
alarmed for several days. thinking per-
haps, he was visiting. On Monday Of
this week George Parke, of Maize. went
to Gays farm only to learn that Samise
had left with the intention of going to
his family at Maize.
1t was thought that he might have
gone to the house Of some friend to get
stronger before starting on out 10 Maize,
but yesterday Mr.. Parke went 10 all the
places where it is known that Samise
was acquainted. but ne had not been
seen. 1t may develop that Samise has
just stopped in somewhere for few
days, but his disappearance has caused
considerab BILE alarm among his friends
and relatives
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

ter few days trial discovered the
grave mistake they had made. They all
signed an agreement to stop it, and they
did stop 1t. So that the young man who
had worked himself into a soft snap.
collecting his dividends on sales, like the
Arab folded his tent and silently stole
away, knowing full well, from past ex-
perience, that to kick would be fatal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
INAUGURArE A ONE GENT RATE

Vandalia Comes to the Front Tor the
Benefit of tho Old Soldier
The Vandalia line was the first road
10 inaugurate 1-cent per mile to the
next national enoampment Of the Old
Soldiers, which is to be held next year
III Cincinnati. They also have made
similar rate for the supreme lodge con-
vention OF the Uniform Rank encamp-
ment of the knights Of Pythias- 1t is
thought when the time arrives that all
western roads will probably be favorei
With similar rate. This will enable
good many to attend who otherwise
might not be able to go.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
KELLER PLEAD GUILTY
Admits Simple Assault and Is Fined I'm Po-
lice Court.

John Keller was yesteid iday morning
fined 81 and costs, which brought the
amount UP to SIS. by Judge Glenn for
assaulting Tom Largan on Christmas
afternoon at the sullivan farm five miles
north OF the city. The charge Of assault
with attempt to kill was withdrawn
and plain assault and battery was
SUBSTITUTED. To the latter charge Keller
plead guilty. He paid tle fine and de-
parted II will be remembered that
Keller stabbed Langan. giving him nine
fisSb uOun,jS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
Division 33s O. X C viii Dance in Gar
field Haiti;

Division 3SS, Order OF Railway Con-
ductors. viii have their frst annual ball
a. the Ga-fad hall toniga;. The COM
n.itsee on arrangements. consisting q
]. II. Towne. s z. Hayden. ]. 7. Crosby.
P. N. Kelley, r II. Reeves. G. ". Beai.
A. Anderson and Fred SSearns. has sent
cut some mat Invitations
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
sTUCkEY-LAYNE NUPrIALs
Were Married at the Briies Residence oI
South Hydrsulic

Layne tthe home Of the bride). Sunday
evening, December 26. 1897. five miles
south on Hydraulic avenue. David s.
Stuckey and Miss Louls Layne. in the
presence Of large number OF relatives
and friends Among those present from
distance were Judge Naugle and wife,
Mr.. Layne and wife Of Wellington.
Both the bride and groom are much
esteemed by their many friends. An ele-
CANT and bountlful supper was served
after the ceremony. S. T. Black OF Wich-
ita officiated.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
LEEDY TO COME
TELEGRAPHED FOB SEATS TO THE
CAKE WALK
Accompanying Him Will He Hon. Z. G.
Boyle, NJ Ross aud D Lsahy

Boyle, NJ Ross and d D Lsahy
Mr. B. L. Eaton, one of the committee
on arrangements OF the big interstate
cake walk, received a telegram last
evening asking that seats be secured
and reserved for Governor John w.
Leedy, Attorney General L. C. Boyle,
Assistant Secretary of State c. NJ. Ross
and David D. Leahy, late of Wichita, all
Of whom are coming to the swellest af-
fair that has taken place in this city in
long time. Mr. Eaton said last evening
tnat he was sure mat Governor Barnes
and many other notables Of Oklahoma
would be present.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
WANTS POCKET CHANGE
Somebody Soliciting for Phone Directory
Unauthorized

Some one is going about the city solic-
iting subscriptions and advertising for a
telephone directory for this city. The
Eagle is authorized by Mr.. Duggan. the
superintendent, 10 state that il is with
cut his consent or sanction. Tha, being
the case, it looks very much as if some
tramp was working the city for holiday
money
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
OLD TIME KANsAN HERE
Hon Robert Morrow Member of the First
Couuctl VisIts w fchIta

Mr.. Robert Morrow Of FL Reno. O..
T, was in the city yesterday attending
to some business matters. Mr.. Morrow
is an old settler of Kansas and al one
time was very prominent in the affairs
of the territory and state. He attended
the first territorial council ever held in
Kansas. He was for a number Of years
banker at Lawrence. where nj. fam
lily was raised. He was one Of the pail
bearers of the Hon. Jim Lane, who is
said to have been the shrudest politician
the state mas ever produced. Mr.. Nor
row is now living with his son in FL
Reno.
Mr.. c. A. Sheldon OF Conway Springs
was here yesterday attending to some
business matters.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
SEVEN Go TO JAIL
Jail Breakers viii BE Given a Hearing
This Afternoon

Yesterday afternoon. Charles Lee. Joe
Mccoy. +. Williams. II. Sechrist. Jonn
Smith. Dan O'Niel and John Dolan were
taken 20 the county jai, on complaint ot
Chief Campbell. charging them with
having assisted in an attempt al Jail
breaking. They assisted john Hays, the
burglar. Assistant County Attorney
Conbey said yesterday that he thought
they could be sent 10 the penitentiary
for aiding man charged with felony.
Then Will be given a hearing this after
noon before Judge Glenn at , o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
CLOSE OF THE WHEAT DEAL

Watched Today
Especial interest will be shown at the
commission offices OF Wichita today on
account of the close watching of the big
Armour-Leiter deal In December wheat
Today closes the matter up and the clos
ing price this afternoon will indicate the
finale of the biggest wheat deal in the
world in the last six years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
On Dangerous
....GrOund

but no ground is half So dangerous az
that 70 which there = defective ti;is
Better to look into this mater fully
when locking a. real estate Doni oe
carried away by ,he beauty ot the prop
erty. the siegant building sizes or rztur-
al advantages Examine the reoor5s-
That's saf=s- The properties Ee oGer
are goIi-lins5 bargains TIE tiIle - per-
fsct. the locatioa is perts-: and the price
is perfect The fac u they are ne mist
dzssraois hoEnes In the whole country.
2 room house. n1o5e-n T. every particular
a1e barr. 10 feet. r. fact Gre o. ne fsesi
hones IL the city Sost1 En2orA- Prles
- 91a Terms 10 sat-
Eo1se rooms. corner Enpo~.a al
Eleventh. SeT. elegant bar. eiectr-c
gszA.s. everTzhszg 70 10 date. 800.
roons. corner. SorIh Nzco: iaE.fs. s5e-
gzr< every way. cz1sr says seii =. ard II
yoc Ezzt 20 bay Ne VII Eosks you .
prscs t-at zfil sci g.
Co.tzS.. roSTs. hzr-. frEif. shzts. cor
ner. - fest: snss<e. z-1 a. riEats 81. szy
far terr1A
Hc.axe rocnz. iEs.5e. g tesl. a. EsE
nearly. Prsoe s. ea
SutTd & DORSET. ize r Doa<i-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
mR. DENNY ELECTED PRESIDENT
He Was Honored at the County Clerk
Association Which Met at HntchInson

Mr.. A NJ. Denny was yesterday elect
ed president Of the county clerks asso-
ciation Of the state. The association
will next year meet in this city although
the date for the meeting has not as yet
been determined upon. The association
this year met in Hutchinson,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
THIRD MUSICAL RECITAL
VIII He Given In the Hypstia Club Room
Today

VIII He Given In tho Hypatia Club Rooms
Today
The third recital OF the piano depart
ment of the Wichita Musical club will
be given in the club rooms today at 3:3O
o'clock. Subject: THE Romantic School, -
The following is the program:
Schubert. Symphony in c Major. Duo
Mrs. Higginson, Miss Clark.
MendelsSohn .............-...Co .ConSoiation
Cornelia Vail.
aubenstein 49,. Since First Met Thee
Miss Emily Gallagher.
Chopin n.....B Ballad in A fiat
Mrs. E. Higginson-
Abt Still vie die Nacht
Mrs. Clark
(a) Carnaval in A fiat.
(b) Selected.
Miss H. Fisher.
Coven .. :. ....... Marguerite
Miss ]. McClung.
Francis D'Juba. Circle Dance
Mrs Ira Sherwin-
Raf-Violin Solo. ..Caratlna
Mr. Z. Gordon
c. A. Finch Of Cheney wss doing
business here yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
YOUNGEST STATION AGENT
z, Davis Assumes the Duties at the Age
Seventeen Years

The youngest station agent known OF
IN the west is z. Davis of Wichita He
is II years OF age and is the agent 70.
the Frisco at New Albany.
Davis is in looks hus Is years OF age,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
HAL RAY POMOTED
MADE TRAVELLING PASSENGER
AGENT EOR TBE ROCK ISLAND.

From Reliable But Cnoniciai Sources &c is
Learned That Mr. Ray VIII Leave
Wichita to Become Travelling Passen-
ger Agent With Headquarters at Pitts
Leod Who Has Been Made Assistant
General Passenger Agent at Topeka
Several Other Changes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
sts mp Scheme

number Of me Archison merchants
went into The stamp ACT scheme. and af-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

c. A. Finch Of Cheney wss doing
business here yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
CANNOT BE FOUND
FRANK sANUSE AN OLD SOLDIER
HAS DISAPPEARED.

Feft the Farm of Frank Gay Near Fnricy
Coming TO Town Disappeared and
Neither His Family Nor His Friends
Have Any Idea of Where He is-Had
Seventy-Five Dollars ON His Person
Was an Old Soldier and Fought Under
Mckinley.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-16

The tax books were opened
yesterday. Now is a good time
to pay before the office is crowded.
Married, at Ros syille, S G.. /,
Wednesday, Oct 13, 1897, MrRA
Stevenson and Miss Del CIarkson.
Rev G '" Humphreys, d d. :,
will preach memorial sermon at
Douglas church next Sabbath. 1t
is the last sermon of his tenth
year as pastor. The public gen
orally are invited to be present.
Ed Sanders, Rufus Jones,
Joe Thomson and Buddy Crockett,
reported 10y the grand jury at the
recent term of court for vaorancy
have been arrested and will be
tried before Magistrate Burns
next Monday. They gave bond
FOR appearance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-16
Fire Near Dixie.

On Thursday night last, the
dwelling of Mr. |. l.. Wilson, near
Dixie, was totally consumed by
fire together with all his household
and kitchen furniture. Mr.. WIS
family was spending the night at
his father-in laws and Mr. w was
alone at his home. He was awak-
ened about 10 o'clock bv the
cracking noise of the fire and
found that the back part of the
house was falling in. He sup
poses the ti:e originated from rats
and matches. The loss is heavy
on Mr. Wilson with no insurance.
He had hauled two bales of seed
cotton from room in the build
ing to the gin that day else his loss
would have been greater.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-16

Taken t" IN" IIoNpiia! i'ur Insane.
Mrs. Coifcy, an aged lady cf
Bclair, has been adiudgcd insane
and was taken to the State hos
pital for the insane on Thursday
last. Her friend aud ncighbor.
MIR j j Perry, was dcputiscd to
convey her to Columbia.
Sheriff CIyburn left yester
dav morning for Columbia with
Mrs. George Funderburk of the
vicinity of Stevens mill. Mrs.
+. has been in bad health for some
time and her mind ha: become Sc
riously impaired. She has been
placed under treatment in tue
State Hospital for the insane.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-16
JUDGE BUCHANAN HAS
SOME VIEWS.
If Put Into Effect Through His
Court, There Will he Lots
Of Trouble
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Anderson, Oct I3.- The case Of
l. |. Vaughn representing Bluth
enthaI & Bickart, original packarc
men, Was continued today. Ne
irrcgG!arity is charged in this in
stance. Ii isa square issue whcth-
cr or not liquor can be sold in
original packages. Judge Buch-
anan is understood to hold that it
Is nonsense to say that non
resident can do what citizen can
not do; that under the first clause
of the dispensary act the sale Of
Iiquo" is prohibited, except as
provided ia that act. That the
exception is the provision for sale
by dispensers. If the sale by dis
penscrs is unconstitutional, then
We nave Prohi jitioa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-16

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