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New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
FEAST FOLLOWS PARADE.
Medal Man Booked for Sing Sing,
Hr. NathOt'S Spectre.

Following the parade. two hundred police
men u the TenderIoin station attended the an
nual diuuer in the restaurant at Madison Square
Garl@a yesterday afternoon. Deputy Commits
sioners Mathot. Waldo and O'Keefe were pres
ent and spoke Captain Hcdgins was toastmas-
ter in a witty speech. which was heartily
cheered Sergeant Bull" Mccarthy. the orator
Of NE Police Department. traced the history OF
the department in this city from its inception
70 lie present time.
3ir Nathot said in part:
grew Up among the police. and they are
sood. clean and honest body Of men OF course;
Mere are some Crooks among eight tfousano
lQen but you viii find that the man VINO rants
laat TIE average policeman IS A crook is a Iool;
knave or a liar. I proud or the cop anu
enjoyed the parade but one thlng saooehed my =
.leart. and that WAS that ] saw the lneoal OF
honor pinned on the breast Of a man Whonl ! l
know mas taken crooked money. He VIII be OH
ihe force snd in Sing Sing within month;
Act on the square, boys, and we VIII s'diiu
by you
Commissioner Waldo spoke along the same
lines. He said the men on the police force VINO
90 not do their duty are in srnall hhlhori'S'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
RouNo-THE-woRLp PASSENGERS.

a distinguished party OF round world passen-
gers now their way 70 New York. having
landed at San Francisco from the Orient. by the
Pacific Mail steamship Korea, which arrived on
Wednesday morning. In the party are Mrs and
Miss Train. wife and daughter Of Admiral Train.
in command of the Asiatic station: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Hartman. who their way to Paris;
Count Albert F. Dearboe. for Antwerp; Baron
Moritz Carstanjen and Baroness Carstdnten, for
Berlin: Count Guiaume de Ganay of Paris; Mrs.
Mary Huntington and Miss Huntington wife and
daughter of s. z. Huntington: Major and Mrs.
Mark OF the German army, for Berlin; Lieutenant
Paul Volkofr, of the Russian navy. for St Peters
burg Among the other It's hrst-class passengers
Miss Calvin daughter of r. z. Calvin general
manager of the Southern Pacific Railroad. and also
the Royal Hawaiian Band from Honolulu. sixty
in number. who VIII make tour Of the United
States There u hundred steerase passengers
and 30 AsiatiGA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
BROOKLYN TEACHERS IN FRIGHT.
Tug Runs Into Pier While They Await Sis
ter Ship of Slocum.

Three hundred school teachers of Williamsburg
who were standing the pier at South 9Th street.
waiting for the arrival of the steamer Grand Re-
public. which was chartered to convey them on an
annual outing to Valley Grove. had severe fright
} yesterday morning. The tug LHommedeu, which
no: under control. crashed into the pier with
considerable violence Splnters few in all direc-
lions. The teachers thoroughly alarmed. in
the direction of Kent avenue, tumbing over ons
another. Nearly all OF them carried small baskets
filed with luncheons which dropped in the
mad rush AS the baskets opened, the teachers
trampled on the contents Learning that no one
of the pier.
One woman suggested that the accident was
sign not to go the excursion. but she was soon
convinced that it accident without mean,
ing. Another made a remark that the General
Slocum. which destroyed two years ago with
a terrible loss of life. was a sister ship TO the
Grand Republic, and the teachers again became
excited Cooler heads. however. prevailed and ana
when the Grand Republic arrived, having hrst
taken many teachers at Bridge street. Brook
yn, they were ready to make the journey
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
A REMARkABLe PICTURE BANQUET.

London. May 81 (SpecaD-The most talked Of
event tonight in London is the magnificent dinner
taking place at the Savoy Hotel. where Herr
Krupp the wealthy German gun manufacturer Is
entertaining the famous Vienna Choir. Of which
organization he is d distinguished member He Is
a keen lover OF music. The unique features Of the
entertainment are due the we'll known original
ideas of Henri Pruger the general manager OF the
Savoy and they outrival the celebrated Gondola
dinner given at the Savoy last summer TO a
pretty American visitor by a wealthy American
when the floral decorations alone cost s.. 900
The present dinner is also given in the Louis
XVI Banquet Hall opening the covered
courtyard where the artesian we'll in the centre
bubbles forth streams OF champagne in place OF
its usual crystal water. The huge tent, which
transforms the courtyard into a sumptuous recep-
tion room is decorated with masses Of the most
exquisite flowers and busts Of famous Austrian
composers while the splendid Austrian Court Band
from the Ear!s Court Exhibition performs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
FINEST" ON PARADE.
HERO NED4LS AW4RDED.
Fire Thousand Policemen March
Reuiezced at Madison SQUARE.

chief Inspector Moses W. Cortright led FIVE
thousand policemen yesterday in their annual
parade. II was reviewed by Mayor Mcclellan
and Commissioner Bingham The start was at
the custom House. IN Bowling Green. at 1870
O'clock. where fully ten thousand spectators
were assembled TO cheer the hluecoats, as they
marched up Broadway.
Seven mounted men. including bugler. trot-
ted ahead 10 keep back the crowds on the side
walk Inspector Cortright, his STAFF and honor
companies. consisting Of men who had won
medals for bravery. followed close behind. The
police band ef seventy pieces came next. PLAYING
s lively air that brought thousands Of persons
20 the windows along Broadway AS soon as
the band struck up the cheering began and
continued until ranks were broken at 29th
street
Following the band were the finest" march
ing sixteen abreast with eyes to the front and
chests out Flags and bunting were literally
displayed in lower Broadway
There were three brigades composed Of ten
regiments in all. and a mixed detachment Of the
hsrbor and bicycle squads. The brigades were
headed by Inspectors Cross, Mclaughlin and
Thomas Murphy, while Inspector Grant had
charge Of the mixed detachment
As the men marched along there were fire.
ouent cries Of Hello. Mike" as Detective Ser
geant Michael Calvin looned up, swelling the
line Of honor" men. Inspector Schmittberger
received large share OF popular applause.
The paraders began TO show signs Of fatigue
Just before the reviewing stand, at Madison
Square, was reached. They braced up. however.
and marched by the reviewers with heads erect
and IN fine formation. This was the first time
that Commissioner Bingham saw the mass Of
his men together.
Four hundred policemen were stationed in
front Of the reviewing stand under the COM
Enand OF Captain Hodgins. Among the guests
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
POLICE HONOR ATHLETIC coMRADE-

Martin Sheridan, the policeman athlete VINO
Won honors with the American athletic team al
Athens, was the guest OF honor AT the anhuai
police dinner of the 37th Precinct. The Bronx
yesterday afternoon after the paraoe. Ihe
s.hner at PrObelrs Hotel. Southern Boule-
'efo ana fremont avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
PRINCETON PROGRAMME.
c Commencement Week Exercises
UW Be LargeIy attended.

Princeton. N j.. Juno (specaD.-The final ar
rangements for ths 15sth annual commencement of
Princeton University. from June to Is, about
completed. There will be unusually large num-
OF class reunions. including IS. 81. '66, n. 7s.
81 80 81, '9S '01. 'o3 and o6 The members of the
more recent classes will appear in all manner of
costume and uniform according to classes, and from
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
GLIDDEN RUN DETAILS.
Itinerary of the Tour from Bufa7o
to Breton Woods.

The for the Glidden Trophy will be subject to
drastic rules and regulations. which now being
drawn in accordance with the plans formulated at
Thursdays meeting of the committee having the
tour in charge. The weight limit has been abol-
ished, and with tonneaus built to carry four
passengers of all prices and weights, may compete.
The system Of scoring is to be a time basis.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
IGOR COVERINGS FOR SUMMER HOMES

FLOOR COVERINGS FOR SUMMER HOMES
RUGS IN DOMESTIC AND ORIENTAL MAKES -
Domestic Rugs for every purpose Of interior furnishing Homo
spun Rugs and Fibre Mats. especially recommended for porch and
paaseway Wool and Cotton Rugs for the bath China Mains
Also Floor Hearth Rugs Of oriental makes expressly
selected for Their moderate
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
PROVIDENCE LINE SERVICE.

The Providence Line Will begin it's GUNNER ser
vice for 1906 on June 4, the steamers Providence
and Pilgrim being in commission on this line The
sailing schedule is from Pier 18 North River daily.
fxcept Sunday at p m, and from foA folitI
Wharf Providence. daily. except Saturdays at $40
u M connecting with Boston trains
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Total mileag

The entrance fee for the tour is $50 Entrants
may become contestants by declaring in their
entry blanks and making the entire run from Buff
falo TO Breton Woods Entrants for the tour may
Join the tour Saratoga any point west of
Saratoga. Entrants not competing for the Ghdden
trophy subject only to rules governing their
registration in and out OF official garages and such
other general regulations may be deemed neces
sary by the touring committee
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
STORAGE OF RUGS AND DRAPERlEs

STORAGE OF RUGS AND DRAPERES
Rugs received for Storage and Safekeepng Cleaning or repairing
will be attended desired which notification should be
gwen the sending rugs. and viii be submitted
before proceeding with the work.
Drapenes also received for Storage, Lace Curtains cleaned and
without additional coA. Stored during the Summer months
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
%. Altmtatt & On.
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON STORE WILL BE CLOSED AT
" O'CLOCK CNoON). ON SATURDAYS AND AT
m ON OTHER WEEK DAYS

=. Altinan 4 On. DESIRE TO DIRECT ATTENTION TO
THEIR PRESENT STOCKS. COMPRISING WOMENS AND
CILDRENS OUTFITS FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS AND
STEAMER WEAR: ALSO SELECTIONS OF AUTO
MOBILE GARMENTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
WOMENS TRAVELLING SUITS AND LINEN RIDING HABITS MADE
TO ORDER AT MODERATE PRICES DRESSES AND SUITS ARE
ALSO SHOWN IN STYLES ADAPTED COLFING TENNIS AND
GENERAL OUTDOOR WEAR TOGETHER WITH YACHTING COS
TUNES AND BATHING SUITS. SUMMER Millinery AND
THE MOST RECENT DESIGNS IN WOMENs AND cIILDRENs
SHOES. HOSIERY GLOVES. sUNstIADEs. AND SIMILAR
REQUISITES
FOR AUTOMOBILE TOURING AND STEAMER WEAR:
WOMENS COATS. HATS. CAPS AND HOODS; MEMS MOTOR
BUSTERS AND CAPS INCLUDING RAINPRoOF STYLES GLOVES
AND OTHER ACCESSORIES siAWLs RUGS AND ROBES; ALSO
LEATHER AND WICKER LUNCHEON HAMPERS. BAGS SUIT
CASES. ETC.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

A certain running schedule based the maximum
legal speed between town and town with allow
ances for luncheon local speed and traffic restric-
tions, etc. will be prepared by the committee for
each days run. Each driver. checking out in
minute when he must reach the following garage
central He viii be penalized one point Tor eSch
minute beyond this set time Should ne arrive De.
fore the hour and minute set ne will be penaliZed
allowed. In addition repairs or adjustments on
cars in garage will be allowed only on written ap-
plication and the contestant viii he penaIlzed one
point per man employed per minute.
On arrival at garage centrals and reporting ln tile
cars viii be locked up for the night and visited by
their drivers others only under above conditions
At the close of the tour the lowest score wins
The main will be from Chicago to Breton
Woods. y. H, by way of South Bend. Toledo,
Cleveland Erie and Buffalo and thence through
New York State, Canada, Maine and New tainl--
shire 10 Breton Woods. The tSldden contest VIII
start at Buffalo and proceed by the following sched-
ule the destination at Breton Woods:
DAYS RUNS
Thursday July u, Buffalo a23s
Friday July 13 Rochester Syracuse. 81
Saturday. July "A, Syracuse to SaratoGa--.---- Io4
Sunday July IS. Saratoga -
Monday. July l6 Saratoga Elizabethtown y. Y 100
Tuesday. July II, Ehzabethtown, y. Y. 70 Lake
Champlatn Hotel
"Wednesday. July Is, Lake Champain Hotel TO Mon 80
Thursday. July 10 Montreal Observation-Disclosures.
Friday, July 90 Montreal Three Rivers -
Saturday. July 81. Three Rivers 10 Quebec. 81
So1asy SSa3sS qdS ?ay asSeo to j4einaq ~.
Tuesday, July "a, JackTnan to Rangeley Laxes.. 50
Wednesday. July -, Rangeey
Thursday. July 26, Rangeley Lakes TO Breton -
Total mileage
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

WOMENS GOWNS and SUITS
ON TUESDAY. JUNE 5TH A NUMBER OF PLAIN AND
FANCY TAILOR SUITS WILL BE OFFERED AT
THE FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES.
$500. $500 $500
ALSO A SELECTION OF H1GHcosT VISITING AND STREET
GOWNS AT CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE ORIGINAL
PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

NOVELTY EMBROIDERIES and LACS
BEGINNING MONDAY 4TF THERE WILL BE HELD. SALE
OF NOVELTY EMBROIDERIES AND LACES. IMPORTED
TO SELL FOR SIPS TO $3.50 PER YARD. AT THE
ATTRACTIVE PRICES OF
(e.r of Rmnda First Floor) &c. $l25 to SIS PER YARD
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. SALES OF
WoMENs SUMMER DRESSES. GOWNS AND SUITS ALSO
NOVELTY LACEs EMBRoDEREs.
ANNOUNCED AS FOLLOWS
SUMNER DRESSES
ON MONDAY. JUNE 4h SALE OF WONfENS SUMMER
DRESSES. COAT SUITS AND WALKING SKIRTS. AT
EXCEEDINGLY PRICES:
Dresses of White Paris Muslin with embroidery and lace $500
Prncese Dre, Of Dotted Null. white and colOred. 1ooo
Pnnceae Gowns Of White and Coored Badte. 1850 ,dl65o
lace trimmed '"N ~
Dresses Of White Dotted MuEn lace trimmed $50
Dresses of India Lawn $50 rs and SIS
Boero Coat Suits Of Pophn Cord, white and cooed
trimmed with silk and lace lOOO
Walking Sknts-Whte.
Of PopEn Cord $500 of Linen 600
Department Second Floor.)
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
LA GRECQUE
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up as in ordinary covers. Can be worn with
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Send clipping and name for illustrated un-
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The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29

Phone 66 for fresh vegetables. N. E. Ingram
 Dr. ]. ( Wells. of Widener, was in the city Wednesday.
 MT <. ?. MeDaniel was in Memphis saturday on business.
 Try one of those Gin Fizzes. at T. C. Fobre, Jr. k Cos.
 Nr Bob swan. of the Gray place. 9as in town yesterday.
 Both gin, n WIdener will enter the fed tHe coming season.
 For Sale-5ua aao Bunch Yam Pota- to Plant, N | Ingram
 There is some talk of two story brick h0te on the Southside.
 pr Branyou. Eye Specialist. Office at ]. T. Sanders Drug Store.
 Judge NJ. r. Remley went to Brink Icy Wednesday on legal busineess.
 For Sale Cheap Secondhand Re frigerator. Brandon, Baugh x Go. All kinds of swell drinks at the Magnolia bar. Courteous attention Capt S F.. sweet, of Widener, was l in town yesterday on legal business. l have several second hand show cases for sale cheap. ]. r Sanders. Messrs. D. C. Webb and N. B. Nel son were in Helena Monday on busi ness. For Sale One tirst-class milch COW l with young calf Apply to Bridgforth Bros. Mrs. L A Hay, of Little Rock. is Eylsiting her son, Sully, in this city l this week
 We are now handling very nice article of library or office paste at the Newsstand.
 The season for out door sports is now. Get Croquet set at the News stand -75c up.
 Judge Folbre discountenances the use of the courthouse for all pur- poses. He is right.
 Mrs. Doyle is having an addition punt to her cozy home on South Ros- ser and Davis streets.
 Mrs. (. S Aldrich returned to slemphS Sunday after a week , so- Oum with the doctor.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29
HYGEIA, Pure Malt Whiskey, T. c Folbre, Jr. & Go.

Attention is called to the water rates published in this issue, and the requirements of same.
 Look up the water rates in this issue. This is important to every citizen who uses water
 A timely rain fell Monday generally throughout the county, bringing smiles to the farmers faces.
 MT ] NJ Hughes with Stevens Bros, left Tuesday for brief visit to his home in Jefferson, Texas
 Stove Wood For Sale-See J. B. Terry or call up The Forrest City Manufacturing Go. Phone POP.
 If your brain won't work right and you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours, you should take Prickly Ash Bitters. It cleanses the system and invigorates both body and brain. J. r Sanders, Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29

me ot ribbon, which includes all shades, widths and qualities at Fus- sell-GFaham-Alderson Company.
 Your patronage k solicited and ap- preclated at the Magnolia Saloon. r. O. Folore. Jr.. X Co, proprietors.
 T. C. Folbre, Jr., X Co. merit your patronage by deserving it. You get. your moneys worth at their place.
 MT R. " Payne, accountant for the Forrest City Grocer Co.,, went to an Buren Sunday on legal businsss
 Old Yannissee is our leader. but we nave many other brands of good WWhlskey. Try us. T. C. Folbre. IF. &
 LOST.-A mourning umbrella. new and with carved black handle. Lib eral reward for return to Mrs. Alice I. Beck.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use. See T. c. Folbre. Jr & Co. sole agents.
 People from the rural dist ricts are missing the water in the public watering trough. Have it fixed. Mir Mayor.
 FOR SALE. A fine mare, years old weighs .l280 pounds; votks anywhere: suitable for log team. T. .. Fitz- patrick.
 Nothing gives mother 50 much rest and easiness of mind as Nadakins" Infant Exercisers. Get one at The Newsstand.
 Go to Russell Graham A lderson Company for ladies skirts. shirt waists, and dress goods. New lines correct prices.
 \ postal from Mr A Becker dated at Frankfort-on-the-M Main, April IL, reached us Saturday with greetings from Germany.
 T. (. Folbre, Jr < Go, only handle the best goods, and the very best they carry is Old Yannissee. Try 1t once and be convinced
 Do you want a sound liver. vigorous digestion. strong healthy kidneys. regularity i'll the bowels? Take Prick Y Ash RitterS II has the medical properties that will produce this re- suit. ]. T. sanders. Specia Agent
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29

MT. W. R. Taylor and family spent the past week at Linden on an out ing. Plenty of fish and general good time was had
 Elder l H. Cason, having accepted the call from the Baptist church at this place, will preach his initial ser mon Sunday morning
 Last Friday two negroes were ar rested at Heth on the charge of run ming blind tiger They gave bond for their appearance today.
 Services both morning and evening at the Christian church next Lords Day. Sunday School at 10 a. m, and Christian Endeavor at p. m.
 MT. Fount Ussery. of Griggs town- ship, was in town yesterday. It is rumored he and S F. Sweet are about to form syndicate on muSsel.
 Attorneys s. H. Mann. of this city, and Hamilton Park, of Nashville, Tennessee, were in Helena Monday and Tuesday on legal business.
 The new water rates are published in this issue and it is important that all patrons should make themselves familiar with the rate and rules.
 MT Ben Lewis, the huStling Com mercial Appeal agent, spent a couple of days in Memphis the first of the week, among friends and relatives.
 FOR RENT-Three office rooms, con veniently located, close particular ly good for offices. Write or inquire of
 F.. K. FOGG X Go.
 Shirts for men? We have the finest line imaginable, and will be pleased to show them to you. Call early, please Russell Graham A lderson Company. MT. and Mrs. W. W. Trout and little family, enjoyed few days visit with Mir. and Mrs. Pittman this week !, Mrs. Trout iS sister to MT. Pittman.
 We have received and are now showing the swelleSt line of spring shirt waists ever seen in Forrest City l Russell ll-Graham- A lderSon Company.
 There is talk of incorporating the town of Widener. This is step in the right direction and will aid our little neighbor to get out of the mud.
 MT. W. A. Clifton and family, and l Chas. Rutledge, leave next week for an overland trip to Northwest Arkan- sas in search of health and recrea- tion-
 LOST-Silk umbrella from the skating rink about week ago. C. R. l T. in monogram engraved on crook Liberal reward for return to Times office
 Sheriff Bill Williams is in earnest when he says we have the best county the best people, the best water-in fact the best of everything the state
 The addition of another unsightly telegraph pole to the three already 1T the court house park, don't add to it; beauty. IL should never have beer allowed.
 1 Sheriff ". F.. Williams went tC Little Rock Monday to settle witt the state, paying a balance of s27, 900 He again has the distinction O being the first to make final settle ment.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29

Mrs. Pauline Goddard came over fIom Little Rock Monday and Is re- ceiving royal welcome from her le- zion of friends. She is a guest of Mir and Mrs. Ike Mallory.
 FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished d or unfurnished- gentlemen preferred, but will take couple without children 1 Apply to Mrs. F. F.. Trotter, near Crowley Ridge Institute.
 Wanted-Four or five good white girls at the Forrest City Steam Laun- dry. Apply at the Ice Factory. Girls under l5 years of age need not apply. Forrest City Ice & Power Go.
 Of course we do not advocate the excessive use of stimulants, but if you wish something that really refreshes you without injury try our Old Tan nissee T. c. Folbre. Jr. x Co.
 If you get drink of bad whiskey or warm beer at our bar, it will cost you nothing. You can't lose us, because We don't keep either Try, and be con- vinced. T. c. Fobre, Jr. & Co.
 Waterman Fountain Pens-new line never handled them before beauties at the Newsstand. Come and see. We also have the Lucky Curve, Flash, Laughiin and Eagle e-25c to S6 each.
 MT and Mrs B F McCrary re- turned last Monday night from Hoo Springs, where they had been spend ing a couple of weeks in search of health. MT. McCrary seems greatly improved.
 The stork made it's second visit to the domicile of Mir. and Mrs Thos, O Brien yesterday morning at } o'clock, It's a boy, and we hope it will follow in the footsteps of it's ge nial father.
 MT. R. L. Stockard, cashier of the City Water & Light Co, is snugly fitted up in his new office in the City Hall, and would be glad to see his patrons at any time, more especially the lst of the month
 We have just received fifty dozen ladies shirt waists which We will offer to the trade for the next ten days at 25c each This is a great bargain. First come; first served Russell Graham-A lderson Company. | Let's talk about it. Its no secret; everybody knows that we keep the | best wines, liquors and cigars that money will buy Come around, and if you don't see what you want ask for | it. T. C. Folbre. Jr. & Co.
 Misses HuIdah, Alyinia. Agnes and Ella Haap, MT j. Ruesing and Miss Matilda Stroecker, the latter sister, are jolly and charming guests of Mrs J. W. Barnhardt at their lovely home on North Washington street 1 Men, come and look, We have just received very complete line of men s | topshirts. We have every size, every quality, every style, and can please | you at the lowest prices Russell Graham Anderson Company.
 The McDanieis had family reun- ion at Old River last Tuesday. About fifty persons participated After a sumptuouS feast of fish and trim mings, most of the party took boat ride on the steamer Sterling p, and the ferrybOat A good time was had | by all
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-29

Capt. l. P. Mcdonald. of Johnson township, was among the b4sjnes. men in the city yesterday.
 . Spring shirt waists Just received by ' : s,SeIi-tiraham Alderson Company. 0ali and look this line oger.
 Mr. fl r. Duncan. of Marrow. Okla h9ma. arrived Wednesday and spent Ihe day with his daughter. Mrs. l. k Pedric4 ~