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The Washington times., 1907-12-15
Work Being Pushed
For Salon Exhibit
Of Foreign Makes
Madison Square Garden
Will Be in Readiness
After Poultry Show.

The execution OF the plans formed for
the Importers Salon Show at Madison
Square Garden, New York, December
rs TO January 4, is progressing rapidly,
almost daily meetings being held by
the importers show committee at the
salon headquarters on FOrty-secOnd
street
Work on the decorations and the gen
eral construction In connection with the
show is also being pushed rapidly and
possession OF the garden Will be taken
Immediately after the coming poultry
show. which succeeds the six-day bicy-
Gle race now IN progress.
The list of exhibitors is now practi-
cally complete, and while It is not a
large one, It shows a very complete as
sOrtment OF imported CARS and a strong
gathering Of accessory and parts cor
Germs who viii occupy the elevated
platform and mezzanino gallery tuHt
behind It
A full list Of the exhibitors together
with the cars that will be shown on
the main floor OF the Garden. is as
follows:
Cars Shown.
Auto Import Company Rochet-Schnei-
der); Archer Sc Co. CHotchkiss); Brews-
ter & Co. Imported cars); S. B. Bow
man Auto Company acknowledgement I;
c. G. V. Import Company &C. G. W;
Darracq Motor Car Company Darracq):
Delahaye & PLAIN Import Company Cpl
lain-Delahaye); De Dietrich Import
Company de Dietrich); Fiat Automo-
=
pany Qtala); Isotta Import Company
Usotta-FraschinD; Martini Import Com
pany CMartinD; L P. MacNamara (Re-
naulO; Mata Company. Limited. Am
erican-British (Maja); Percy Owen
BianchD; Panhard & Levassor pam
hard; PalaIs de PAutomobile OeIau-
nay-Belleville); J. NJ. Quinby & Co. DIN
ported cars; RochschiId & Co. Import
ell cars); Rolls-Royce Import Company
CROlls-Royce); ReDaul Freres Selling
Branch RenaulD.
A list of the tire, accessory. and
publishing concerns which Will OCCUPY
the elevated platform and mezzanins
floor, subject 70 a few possible changes
at a later date, follows;
II. T. Alexander Company, American
Chauffeur Acetyvone Company, Auto
mobile Topics. Auto Supply Company,
Robert Bosch, S. +. Bower g. Co, Con-
tinental Caoutcfouc Company, Glass
Journal Company. Central Automobile
Top Company, Cole & Woop, Compton,
DInnOvations Pour Autos. Dow Tire
Company, Diamond Rubber Company
Fisk Rubber Company, b. F. Goodrich
Company, GlaZenZer & Co., Healey
Leather Tire Company, Hartford ST s.
pension Company, Hartford Rubber
Works Company. Isaac G. johnson &
Co, Leon Mann Company, IaValette &,
Co., Motor. Charles z. Miller. Michelin
Tire Company, National Sales Corpora
tiCn. New York and New Jersey Lubr1-
cant Company. Pneu LElectric Com
pany, Pennsylvania Rubber Company,
Leon Rubay, spare Motor Wheel Com
pSny, s. Smith G. Son, Samson Leather
Tire Company c. r. Splitdorf. Victor
Shock Absoroer Company. Warner In
strument Company, and Wood Manu-
faCtCring Company.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
WINNERS WERE PUT
TO A SEVERE TEST

I have little 10 tell" said Rudolph
Jose, or the Cook { ID Stoddard firm,
In speaking OF The Times run, except
that the roads were the worst I ever
experienced and the four cylinder Cadll-
lac drove came through It all with
no troubles I did not even have 20
repair the tires. and aside from a frac-
ture Of the mud guard. came out with
perfect score and seals intact
The run certainly gave those cars
which were able 10 do the distance a
chance to show what they were made
Of and the Cadillac clearly demon
strated its durability OF construction
and ability 70 cope with any sort OF
road conditions The run would have
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
TIRE CHAINS BARRED
FROM CENTRAL PARK

NEW y DIRK, Dec 1.-THE park COM
HIissioners OF the Borough OF Manhat-
tan have enacted measure prohibiting
the use OF tire chains IN the wheels Of
automobiles driven IN Central Park on
and after Monday next
The PARK officials make the assertion
that the tire chains cut r1ts IN the
macadamZed roads IN Central Park,
and greatly hinder efforts 10 KEEP the
roadways in good condition.
Last winter the autOmObilistS wei &C
cused Of injuring the Central Park roads
by using dire chains on the. whee s OF
their cars.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
EDGE WILL RACE
At FLORIDA MEET
Famous English Driver VIII
Compete in Napier
Car.

NEW YORK, Dec 14.-Alfred Reeves,
general manager Of the American Motor
Car Manufacturers Association. writing
from Paris, where he has been attend
ing the French automobile show. tells
the representatives Of the OrmOnd- Day
tona beach sixth annual speed carnlv al
that the entry of s. +. Edge, OF Londcn,
is assured, and the doughty Britou Is
determined 20 win tho Minneapolis Au-
tomobile Club trophy, which was won
by Walter Clifford carp with a Napier
racer in 1906, and as AIr. Edge Will enter
a Napier ne expects TO make the troph-
his personal property, as II must e
won twice by the same make of Car.
Mr.. Reeves had an interview in Paris
with Baron de Caters. one Of the most
prominent young spOrtsmen OF EurOFa,
who has driven with more or less sue
cess in all the great European CUP
races, and for years pinned his faith to
the ability OF a German-made racing
car, but he now proposes TO visit the
United States for the first time, and
Will bring with him for the Florida
races. a Eelgium-made racer, which
made a reputation for itself In the past
seasons European contests. Baron de
CcN-A9s H4Ao - Oh G&CtIAAAAEAF QaSLA4uk
driver, made his name famous as a
good sportsman IN Ireland In 1913, when
he sacrificed his chances IN the inter
rational G0rdOn-Bennett Cup race in
order TO help a rival competitor.
Steering Gear Went Wrong.
Charles Jarrett, the great English
driver. was speeding Just outside Of
Carlow, with a wall on his left and an
oren field on his right, when something
went wrong with his steering end he
Plunged into the wall and rebounded
back into the field. where the car turned
turtle. throwing Mr.. Jarrott and his
mechanic, a little italian. Blanchi by
name. many yards. Knocking them IN
conscious.
The kindly disposed Irish peasantrv
secured sheets and covered the two men
up. after laying them side by side. be-
HeV-ug them TO be dead or dying Ca
briel, a French driver, dashing I'D and
seeing the smash, gave a loud "toot'
on his horn TO signify that he was ready
to render assistance. but no one seemed
to care to stop him, so he preceded on
his way. By this time Jarrett had re-
gained his senses, and, looking around
at the sorrowfUl faces, asked: What
was thatp'
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
Gabriel's Horn.

Some one said: That was GabrieI's
horn well" returned Jarrett, - guess
it's time for me t. get up" Turning to
Bianchi, VINO also commenced to move.
Jarrett said: Are you alive. Banchi?''
To which the little Italian replied: II
think so, Mr.. JarrOtt"
At this tuncture along dashed Baron
de Caters. who threw on brakes and
came to a standstn. Seeing Jarrott' :
face covered with blood he asked
What can / do for you, Mr.. JarroCt?''
After observing that the Jarrett ma.
chine was out Of commission he urged
the Englishman TO come aboard his car
and go to the grandstand at Ballyshan-
non, where Baron de Casers knew Mr..
Jarrotts fancee the Countess of Ros-
lyn. was with Miss Jarrott
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
Contest,
No Race

The fact that The Times sealed
bonnet contest was an automobile
test and not a race seems hard to
drive home. but such was the case.
The Times printed the order IN
which the autos returned merely as
& matter of news and because OF
the hundreds OF queries on that
point. Everybody wanted to know
what car was first In, and the an
swer was given, but the first car
gained no more prizes than the six
teenth that finished in the time limit
with a perfect score. Every one Of
the sixteen was a winner and was
entitled to as much credit as any
other car IN the event.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
A Generous Act.

1t took Jarrett a moment to under
stand the sacrifice Baron de Caters was
making. so he urged him to proceed and
try to win. Baron de Caters said: your
folks will be anxious; shall I tell them
you are all right?" wnen Jarrot refused
10 get aboard his racer. Mr.. Jarrett
said: TT viii spoil your chances to slow
up again Go on; I will send pord that
am all right The next moment the
gallant Belgian was off in a cloud OF
dust, but when he came to Ballyshan-
non, many miles away. he again shut of
power and threw on brakes and in
formed the officials that Mr.. Jarrett was
all right and that the Countess Of Ros-
lyn and Miss Jarrett must be so in
formed. A tremendous cheer went up
when the crowd understood what was
going on, and the good wishes OF the
thousands present followed De Caters
during the rest of the long drive. 1t was
not the fault Of the people that Camille
Jenatzy. a fellow-cou ltryman. and not
Baron de Caters, NOR that day.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
ORDERS HANDSOME BODY

J. E Baines has ordered a limousine
body nom the Motor Car Company for
hts Thomas flyer. It seats seven people
and is one Of the handsomest ever sod
IN this city. The body is finished In
maroon and trimmed With goat skin
The Washington times., 1907-12-15

been easy-too easy, in fact-under o-di-
harry conditions. but the weather Of last
Tuesday made the test a much more
severe one than II IL had been run over
a longer route with average roads
7 was pleased with every feature Of
the contest from start 70 finish, and es-
pecialy with the smooth way n which
IL was pulled Of"
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
Prep Basketball
Team Wins From
Business School
Exciting Game With Score
Is to q at George
town.

The Georgetown Preparatory School
defeated Business High School in the
formers gymnasium yesterday after
noon in the opening game on the Pre-
schedule by 25 to %.
The contest was one Of the best seen
in the local gymnasium since its open
ing, and the remaining games on the
Georgetown schedule with Business
should be equally interesting. rs the
two teams are among the best in the
preparatory class.
Georgetown played a rather ragged
came during the first half. but in the
second period bewildered the hign
school boys by its team work. Captain
kingsley and Cogan played the best
game for the Props, while Zanelli and
Gregory showed to advantage for the
high school team
Ilne-uD and Crora
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
UNDERWENT OPERATION.

Elkins Reed, OF the washington City
Garage Company. which operates the
Central garage on New York avenue,
underwent an operation
for appendicitis at George Washing
ton University Hospital last week Mr.
Reed is improving rapidly and viii be
back at his office In few weeks
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
Lineup and Score.

Goals from the feld-Kingsley, 5; Co
gan, 4; Gregory. 3; Zanelu, 3; Lushear
.. y und, Fury, Conway Heap, and Nc
Kay. Points scored from fouls George
sown Props, Y; Business HsAS School, 1.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Arrested for Looking into
Window at Ruby.

Chester field Advertiser: Mr..
}. A. Welsh was aroused from
his slumbers at ~ O'Clock last
Sunday night and told to go i'm.
mediately to Ruby with his blood
hounds 10 track up some one
who had been seen looking in at
the widow Of Mr.. d. II. Nc
Gregor's residence. The hounds,
when put on the track, went 10
a nelghbor's house and one OF
his sons was arrested and brought
10 jail, but was released on bond
on Monday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
How Judge Gary Lost his
Overcoat.

Greenville News: Somebody
has snapped overcoats with
Judge Gary without the Judges
knowledge or consent. Tuesday
morning when he went in the
court house, Judge Gary, as he
always does, put his overcoat in
the jury room. When the ad
journment for dinner was taken
the coat was gone and in it's
place was an old overcoat, which
when new evidently did not
cost over $3.50, and which in it's
present condition, Is worth
practically nothing. In the pock
cts of the coat were two large red
handkerchiefs and the Judge was
teased considerably about them
He said that they were more
valuable than the overcoat.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Fine Lot of Cattle Bought by
Chesterfield Man.

Monroe Enquirer: Mr.. I. j.
Shannon sold to Mr.. 7. l.. In
gram of Chesterfield, s. O., few
days ago the finest lot of cattle
ever seen in Monroe. There were
thirty-two head in the herd and
a great many of them we're
calves, but they average over
1000 pounds each. The cattle
were the Hereford and Polled
Agus breeds Mr.. Ingram ship.
ped them to Richmond, Va.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
FEB. FIFTH
Annual Stock Taking Time

rom now Until then We Going Lois of Odds and
Ends into Cash, Regardless Of Cost
iot pest Underwear
3 & 5oo yas pest loc Outing yd Sheetng
19 'ne yd several pieces White Goods
No.on bane
FLANNEL 3and1
pairs ladies' Shoes
al LOO w pairs mems fine Shoes
VII Cloth
money Yours serve So J 'N'i"s y0o
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Robbery at Catawba Junction.

Yorkville New Era: Henry
Link, colored, was lodged in the
county Jail this morning charged
with robbing the store OF Mr..
j. f. Fares at Catawba Junction
Constable Wingate made ;ho ar
rest and brought the negro to
YOrkville. He entered the store
Tuesday night and stole $37
from the cash drawer. Suspicion
pointed to the negro and when
arrested and searched the money
was found and recovered.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
All Bosh Says Cullom.

Washington, Feb. AFTER a
talk with the President, Senator
Cullom, chairman of the Com
mittee of Foreign Relations, said:
"This war scare is all bosh; there
is no more chance of our going
to war with Japan over e little
school question than of fighting
China, Russia or Great Brit
tain."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
FUNDERBURK co
Rough Weather Predicted
forthis Month--Storns and
Blizzards Galore.

The State: Northern weather
prognosticat ore predict fearful
weather in February. Accordin O
to them this month will be one
of the greatest storm months on
record for years. Great storms of
rain, sleet and snow will cover
the entire country, resulting in
much damage, especially on the
waters. Sudden changes will oc
cur in all sections of the United
States, the temperature rapidly
changing from moderate wealth
er to sudden severe cold, and
vice versa. Heavy storms of snow,
changing 10 rain and followed by
severe cold waves, will block
traffic over the West, Northwest,
lake regions, Southwest and the
entire East and Northern States.
Heavy rains to snowstorms
and blizzards, followed by cold
waves and high winds, will pre-
vail over the Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky. West Virginia, Ten
nessee, Illinois and the noun
tain districts of Pennsylvania
and Virginia. Great storms will
occur at the headwaters of the
Ohio and over the Allegheny and
Monongahela rivers valleys,
consisting of heavy sno ws, chang
ing TO rain, followed by cold
waves. Ice and high water will
cause much damage at Pittsburg
and along these three rivers.
Great storms of sleet and snow,
accompanied by cold waves, will
be experienced in the Eastern
and New England States, with
high gales along the North At
lantic coast. These storms will
cross the Atlantic ocean, causing :
great damage at London, on the
English and Irish coasts and
over the English channel. Much
dama"e and delay will be caused
to traffic IN the vicinity of New
York, Boston, Baltimore, PhiIa
delphia, Washington, aud
throughout the States of New
Jersey, Maryland, Connecticut
and New Hampshire.
Severe storms OF heavy rains.
turning to snow, with cold waves
will occur over the Southern and
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Verdict of Manslaughter.

Gainesville, Ga, Feb. 4 4.-The
jury in the case of Jim Reed,
charged with the killing of Hoke
Hunt, at a church near Flowery
Branch last spring, late today re-
turned a verdict of manslaughter
The jury had been out since
Wednesday afternoon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06

London, Feb. 2-Leading
British papers, commenting on
the serious and unwarranted
view Of the America-Japan ait.
uation, ridicule the idea of hos.
tilities and sensibiy assert that
conditions do not even approach
a "critical" stage. They also say
government officials are so far
from apprehension that they
are not giving the rumors any
serious consideration.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
The Famous Oregon.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The ia
nous battleship Oregon, now al
most obsolete, is to be modern
iZed at a cost of one million dol.
lars. The changes will be simi
lar to those on her sister ship
the Indiana
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
A Remarkable Case.
Man Holds Up Rich Woman
who Gives Him Money
and Helps him to Extract
Bullets from his Revolver.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 3.-Er-
nest Davis, Is years old, who
says his home is in Toronto, Ca.
NADIA, was locked up in he CEN
trail police station in Allegheny
today charged with threatening
to shoot Mrs. Charles A. Paint
er, wife OF retired millionair e
steel man, at her hone in W-st
ern avenue, Allegheny, yester.
day afternoon, where he had
gone and demanded money and
something to eat.
~, Young Davis appeared at the
Fainter residence yesterday af-
ternooD. Mrs Painter was lust
leaving the house and met Da-
Wis at the door. He instantly
drew a revolver and said he had
no money, that he had eaten
nothing for some time and was
desperate. He demanded that
she give him money and food
and if she refused he would
elbow her brains out"
Greatly frightened Mrs. Paint.
er was afraid to move away
as Davis was holding the re.
volver at her head.
She expressed sympathy for
his distressed circumstances and
invited him into the house. There
she talked kindly to Davis, ask.
ing him to tell her the events
leading up to his destitution.
Following his story she gave
him a silver dollar and asked
him to take the cartridges from
the revolver. He broke open
the gun and took out three bul
let's. The remaining three, how
ever, were tightly fastened and
Davis was unable to remove
them. Mrs. Painter procured a
croc!.et needle nearby end 6. her
request Davis handed her,the re-
volver. In a short time she had
extracted the remaining car
tridees and giving Davis another
dollar he left the house.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
A Valuable Lesson.

six years ago learned valuable les
son" writes John Pleasant. of Magnolia,
Ind. Il then began taking DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and the longer take th EN-
the better find them" They please every
body. Guaranteed at Crawford Bros, Fun
derburk Pharmacy druggist 25c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Big Fire in North Carolina
Town.

Raleigh, n. G., Feb. 2.--The
Woodworking plant Of the Willis
Veneer company at Fl mouth,
n O, was destroyed by fire yes.
teriay Nothing was saved but
the Office. The loss is $250.OO0,
on which there is partial insur-
ance. Hundreds of people are
thrown out OF employment.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
Renewal Of Talk Of War
between United States and
Japan--German and Eng
lish Newspapers Discuss
Situation.

Berlin, Feb. q German news
papers today discuss he "strain-
ed" relations between the United
States and japan, compare the
strength of the navies of both
powers, speak of the isolation
of the Philippine and Asia,ic
fleets of the United States and
their distance from the base of
supplies, and finally admit that
the inexhaustible resources and
wealth of the United States are
too formidable to be overcome
and that the diplomacy of the
President will be to restore har.
mony.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06
This May Interest Yen.

No one is immune from kidney trouble.
so just remember that Foley's Kidney cure
will stop the irregularities and cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble tnat Is
not beyond the reach of medicine. Fun
derburk Pharmacy
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06

Use a little KODOL after your meals and
1t will be found to afford prompt and eff
ticient relief KODOL nearly approx.
mates the digestive juices 1t dieests whal
You eat IL is sold on guaranteed relief
plan. Sold here by Crawford Bros.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06

Willie walled and Winnie whoezed, while
wntry wlpds whined weirdly willie
wIggl,d Will Winnie wheezed wretchedly
Nisdou Whispers winter winds work
wheczfs Wherefore We write. ~ Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough syrup" Nothing
else so good. Sold by Crawtor Bros.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-06

Foley's Honey and Tar cures Ia grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia. Refuse
any but the genuine IN the yellow package.
Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
Why So Weak
Kidney Troubles May BE
Sapping Your Life Away.
sper People Have
Learned This Fact.

When a healthy man or woman begins
to run down witho ont apparent cause,
becomes weak, languid. depressed, suf-
fers, backache, headache, dizzy spells,
and urinary disorders, look to the kid
news for the cause Of it ALL Keep the
kidneys well and they will keep you
well. Doan's Kidney Pills cue sick
kidneys and keep them we'll.
James Beesley, Of Oil Pennsylvania
Avenue. says: AT different times
had attacks % lnmbago and in the win
ter of 1898 suffered more severely than
ever. The pai7s in my back were par
ticularly in evidence and there ww tx
treme lameness over the kidneys which
made it difficult 20 get up 7 down and
any sudd' movement caused SHARP
twinges 10 twirl through me. had nc
ambition, felt depressed an the kidney
Sec etIOns were too frequent in action
NV attention vas dra an to D0ans Kid
ney pills and y ocur "a them az drug
store They removed the whole tr ub ,
and the . haas been no recurrance ~ th,
trouble up to date.
For sale by All dealers. Price 80 cent
Foster Milhurn Co Buffalo, New YORK
sole agents for the United states
Remember the name -Doan's-anC
take no other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
THE MO SSMAN
MILL SOLD,
MAlEY YOUNG & CUTSINGER
is The NEW FIRM.

The Mossman Lumber Co on
Monday sold their entire mill
plant to Maley, Young & Cutsin-
ger, and all of the logs on hand,
and the new company took
charge Wednesday morning.
The Mossman people retained
and will ship all of the sawed
lumber they had on hand. We
understand the consideration was
something over fifty thousand
dollars. Mr.. Mossman and the
new firm refused TO say what it
was. Replying to the question
said that it was their business
and no one else need to know.
We welcome the new firm and
hope they will enjoy abundant
success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
Columbia 3l. Notes.

Had a fine little snow Saturday
Rock roads are getting along
nicely in Columbia township and
when completed will be the best
in the county. Mr.. Dawson, the
contractor certainly knows how
TO build rock roads.
The Southern Ry extension
will soon be completed.
The Perry Evans land was
sold Saturday, the East forty tc
Jerome Parsons, the West forty
TO VIM Harris.
The NJ. f church at Crysta
closed Friday with good success
having sixteen conventions anC
four additions to the church,
Rev. Stiles pastor
Mrs Mollie HARRISON passed
through Crystal Sunday from
Jasper where she has been visit
ing relatives enroute to French
Lick.
Sarah, the daughter of Han
nah Phillips of III. is now visit.
ing relatives near Crystal.
The littleFdaughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs Owen Snider is very low
with Pneumonia
Rev. Clapp of near Hillham is
numbered with the sick.
Mrs. Mary Phillips is on the
sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cave were
out horse back riding Sunday af-
ternoon
Tom Peanix and Coon Hagen
made flying trip to Kellerville
Sunday,
Mr.. Salmon Simmons called on
Jack McCune Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Simmons
are talking of moving to French
Lick in the near future.
Mr.. r P. Smith made a bust
ness trip to French Lick Tuesday.
Crystal is blessed with another
blacksmith shop. B 4 u.