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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-10
Racing at Fredonia.

Fredonia. Kan, Aug. 10.-Friday's
races resulted in some fast time, espe-
cially when the hot weather is taken
into consideration. Tony Faust paced
a mile against time in the afternoon
and lowered the track record, making
mile in 2:12&. The remarka bly,
good time of ZAP was made in the
running race. The results follow:
Three-year-old pace-Ingolsbie, 1,
1, 1; Kewanee Queen, 2. 2, 2; Brown
Eyes, 8. 3. drawn. Time. 2:1715.
2:23, 2:2S.
2:20 trot-Brackett, 8, 8, 1, 1, 1;
Mary Simmons, L, 2, 2, 4. 2; Mabel H,
4, 1, 3, 2. 3; Jim Cobb, 6. 4. 4, 8, 4;
Black Silk. 2, 6. 5. 5. 5; Vanity O., s.,
5, s, drawn. Time. 2:1SA. 2:1SA,
2:21, 2:21, 1921.
One mile, running-Establis /;
Verdotte, 2; Timbrink, 3. Time, 1:42.
Verdotte. the horse which took sec
ond in the running race, won the Kan
sas Derby at Topeka two years ago.
Ingolsbfe, Kewanee Queen, Mary Sim
mons, Black Silk and Vanity o. are
entered in the harness event of the
Topeka races next month.
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Cans to Eight Burns.

Los Angeles, Aug. 10.-As a result
of a conference held late Friday after
noon. the Gans-Burns match is on,
having been postponed to the 23d of
the month, the men to weigh in at 1 8
pounds, ringside. 1t was Joe Cans
who made this possible. He stated
his position thus: because of several
shadv- spots in my ring career. people
find 1t hard to believe that am trying
to fight honestly and I am going to
prove to the people that the fault is
none of mine. The Burns people say
that he can get into shape to fight on
the 23d. In spite of the fact that l
am signed to fight Britt on September
in San Francisco. I am going to
agree to this postponement and will
meet him at 1876 pounds, ringside,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-10
SAYS SCHOOL Is ILLEGAL.
Cove County Citizen Objects to Paying
Tax for Unauthorized Building.

Russell, Kan, Aug. 10.-Gove county
has been prominent in Htigating pub
lie questions lately. Two temporary
injunctions were secured here yester-
day at the district judges chambers
for Cove county citizens. One suit is
brought by j. G. Houser to prevent the
county treasurer and county commits
sioners from selling his town lots, which
he says they are about to do to collect
taxes, including one and one-half mills
of county high school tax. He con-
tends that the high school is wholly
unauthorized by law. The special act
of 1903 to authorize said high school is
not valid, he declares, and that even
if it was, its provisions for starting
the school were never followed.
The other case is brought in the
name of the state of Kansas on the
relation of the county attorney of
Cove county against the city of Grain
field. The plaintiff charges that the
city officers are not paying claims in
the way provided by law and that
debts are, being paid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-10

Nemesis F. Ryan starts on the
trail Of the impudent station agent.
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SaIVar Cures Blood Poison

Hot Springs, Ark, July 81. 1907.
To Whom It May Concern:
About two months ago came TO
Hot Springs with a terrible case or
Syphalis. NV face was in a condition
terrible to contemplate and my gen.
eral health was all broken down.
Since I came here. have been tax
ing SALVAR, and it has proven
great blessing to me. My healtn IS
restored. nv face is we'll and I am
feeling fine. / confidently expect TO be
cured sound and well with anotner
two weeks or SO OF treatment
can cheerfully recommend SAL
VAR TO anyone afflicted with Syphalis
.or blood pofson The remedy Is a
great blessing to suffering humanity.
Denver, Col. CaAS. HOSdAN.
j. A. Policy, General Agent.
III E. 5th st. Topeka, Han
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A FOUR TEAM LEAGUE.
Fort Smith and TuIsa's Places VIII
Not Be Filled.

independence, Kan, Aug. 10-Both
Fort Smith and Tulsa have been
dropped from the league and for the
remainder of the season there will be
only four teams-Independen Bar
tlesyille, Muskogee and Coffeyville.
teams in the A. 0. K. league met yes
terday. VIM. Rupp represented the
Independence team at the conference.
Mr.. Rupp strenuously objected to
dropping Tulsa because he believed it
would injure the entire league. Plans
were discussed to transfer the charter
of the Fort Smith team to some other
town, but this was finally voted down
and tho two teams mentioned above
were dropped.
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Major DeImar to Start.

New York, Aug. 10.-Major Del
mar, 2:01 Il, the fastest trotter in
training, will start in the east for the
first time this season at the grand cir
cult meeting to be held in Pough-
.keepsie next week. He is to go an
exhibition mile against time. The
horse worked mile a few days ago
in 2:041k, which is faster than any
trotter has shown this season. Will
liam Bradley, who owns him. will also
start his bay trotter George G.,
2:05%, IN the 2e06 race on Monday.
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Big ONES ARRESTED.
Vanderbilt and Others Held for vio-
lating Speed Limit.

C. Vanderbilt, Paul J. Rainey, Louis
A Bruguiere of New York, DR.. Chris
tian r. Holmes of Cleveland, and the
chauffeur for Mrs. B. F. Clyde of
Bryn Mawr, Pa, were all victims of
the automobile speeding crusade be-
ing waged by the town officers of
Middletown
With the exception of Messrs. Van
derbilt and Bruguiere, all pleaded
guilty and paid the fines that were i'm
posed.
Messrs. Vanderbilt and Bruguiere
pleaded not guilty and evidently in
tend to test the law.
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GOING TO SOUTH AMERICA.
Billy Sells to Take His Circus ON a
Long Cruise.

Kansas City, Aug. love expect
to do something new in the show busf-
ness, said William Sells, the circus
man, at the Sexton hotel last night.
Gus on ship this fall and sail on a
two years cruise to South American
ports. We will take everything with
US that show could possibly need
from a printing press to a parrot that
can talk Spanish. We believe we have
solved the problem of wintering a cir
Gus at last, but it's taken US twenty
years to do IL
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Jr:, owner, G. A. Hatfield. Wichita;
third, to Minnie Scott, owner, L. H.
blackburn, Carmen, Okla. Time,
was won by George Beard; second, s.
H. Prouse. The three-eighths dash.
purse $50, was won by John Griffith !;
second. Polly Again; third George
E. Time, :38. Five-eighths dash,
purse SIS, was won by John Griffith;
second, Sister Mae; third, Don Bon
nefte. Time 1:O3
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CROSS CURRENTS.
Bradstrect's Finds 1t Difficult
to Generalize Reports
On the Condition of Business I'm
the Country.
CLEARINGS OF BANKS
SNOW a Larger Total Than for
Last Week.
topeka Passes Million Mark
With Gain of Is.
SATURDAY.

New York, Aug. 1O.-Rradstreot..
says: t'uS'reets
cross currents in crop and trade do
eo,.,L render generalization diff
iicuit Dispatches to Bradstreet,s
poine 10 further favorable progress nv
leaolng crops, notably, corn. cotton
anu spring wheat, but exceptine oats
leports Tor which are not favorahIo
upper TN, spelter and antimonv a..
1OWer ana business Continued 1,Jat
f6Al1Inougn copper has finally worte6
1oaI, ~ cents many in the metal
stroro ~, sun lower prices. Wool Is
G.-S Al price and active in demand
r1ne clothing and worsted woods a.
eSpec'Ai1y called for. Large ssaIes 80
a. I'VE are reported. The new cir ~
11i west is reported well cleaned 80,
me chp Is estimated to be ten nar
s Oene snort or that of 1906 owing To fba
1'TeI Weather. Business failures Last
against 142 last week. 1871 in tbe H.
mssK od 1906 16S in 1905. 1877 in 7a0S
anu 4oU IN 1903. Failures in Cana5a
lumber Is, against is last week ana
- IN me week a year ago.
Wneat, including flour, exports fro,,,
rue United States and Canada for the
week wee ended August 8, aggregated
272,99S bushels. against 27sa Sse 10.
week, z,262,S61 this week last vear
ana S,S31,199 in 1901. For the f4rs+
SIX weeks of the fiscal year the ev-
ports are 15,963,760 bushels aeainst
'LOo,2ll in 1906-07, and 36.294.784a
IN 1SOl-O2. Corn exports for me
week are 1,1O7.621 bushels. against
Vo'1Z1 last week and 1292.63S IN
1906. For the fiscal year to dste +ha
exports are 9,279,232 bushels. apatnst
4,57S,337 in 1906-07
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-10
WANT KANSAS RATES.
Shippers of Oil Would See Same Ones
in Force in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 1o.-Charging
discrimination in freight rates and
asking for me scneonle IN Iorce IN
citation of Cleveland. o., and the Ma
tional Refining company of Omaha,
Neb., filed a complaint with the rail-
way commission against all the rail-
roads in the state. A hearing will be
held August 10.
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Kansan Drugged I'm Pawhuska.

Tulsa, I. T., Aug. 1o.-John French
of Arkansas City, Kan, was brought
to the city hospital here from Paw
huska in a dangerous .cond1t1on last
night French was drugged and rob-
bed by some unknown persons at
Pawhuska yesterday. French has a
brother in this city in the employ of
the Wells-Fargo Express company.
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Philadelphia 8, Chicago 1,

on Lundgren in the ninth inning and de-
feated Chicago to 1. A base on balls
and three singles accounted for the Wis
itors' runs. Chicago scored in the sew
enth on single and a triple.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Chicago ...............Oo oooO1O0l 2
Philadelphia -.-.....-0 0 OOO00O 3-3 o
Batteries-Lundgren and Moran; Cor
rIdon, Doom and Jacklitsch.
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BAN Player warned on Turf.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 1O.-At the race
track during the afternoon it was given
out officially that the baseball player,
Broadway Alex Smith, who caught
a few games for the New York Giants
last year, had been warned off the
turf. 1t is alleged he tried to tamper
George Mountain, and Radtke, under
contract to John E. Madden, and who
rides for the EIitchcocks, are mention
ed as having been approached by Smith.
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AbiIene's hottest Day.

Abilene, Kan, Aug. 10.-Friday was
the hottest day in many years, the
government thermometer showing 1O5
at O'Clock. The heat was prostrating
and business was about suspended.
The last time 1t reached los was June
20, 1So1- On July Is that year it
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JOPLIN


~Noyes, Barbour and Woods batted
for Johnson. Zackert and Bakule re-
spectively in the tenth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Joplin ......0 o o o o Pa
Hutchinson 40 0 o 90
The summary: Two-base hit-An-
drews. Struck out-By Bakule 6, by
George 2. Base on balls-On Bakule
1. Double plays-F1eming to Olson to
Rohn. Umpire-O'Connell.
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National League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Z. Chicago 6.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 1O.-Boston won
a hard hitting and we'll fielded contest
from Chicago, to 6. The locals failed
to hit Patterson, who succeeded Altrock
in the seventh, but made just enough
runs off the latter to win
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Boston ................1 no 90 81 13
Chicago -...----..-....0 o o o o l 2 0-6 l
Batterfes-Glaze, Young and Criger;
Altrock. Patterson and Mcfarland.
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Kittredge Joins Reading Team.

Reading, Pa August 10. -Malachai
Kittredge, one Of the best known catch
ers in the country, who was in the
American and National leagues, and
who was manager of Montreal; in the
Eastern league. this season, has been
signed to catch afor the Reading Ath-
letic league team. The club has made
offers to John Anderson of Washington.
Frank De1ehantye and George Stovalr of
Cleveland, and other big league play
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okIahoma city, s; webb city. 0.

Webb City. Mo-. Aug. 1O.-Oklaho-
ma City defeated the locals in slow
game.
Score by innings. RHE
Oklahoma City - 100000
Webb City ..-....-...O o. 100000 6
Batteries Shaner, Milton and
Cheek; Bemis and Henry.
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YVES ERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

Few of the teams hitters have shown
any better form during the past few
games than that which has been shown
on the home grounds. The only man on
the team who has done any hitting dur
ing the past two weeks is Red Davis
Runkel and Raglan have been hitting bet
ter than the remainder of the team. The
team isn't batting very high and this
may have something to do with the los
ing of the games. There has been a grad
ual slump in the averages for some time.
The following is the way they are now
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Wichita .............2O 0O00Oo00 IA
The summary: Two base hit-Hol-
land. Three base hit-Weaver. First
base on ballS-On Dick 8, off HolI-
ingsworth 1. Struck out-By Dick g.,
by Hollingsworth 4. Wild pitch-HoI-
ingsworth. Passed ballS-Bayless,
Quisser. Hit by pitcher-HolIand
Double plays-Kelley to Annis to Hol-
land, Shaumeyer to Fisher to Shau-
meyer, Vaughn to Fisher to Shau-
meyer, Fisher to Turner, Holland to
Kelley to Holland. Umpires-Jacobs
and McInnis. Time-2:20. Atten-
dance-500.
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ABBOTT'SGOOD
Ball Struck Light Wire Giving
Topeka Two Runs.
Won Fridays Game From Mid
gets by 2 to / Score.
ABATTLEAT WICHITA
LeavenwOrth Defeats Leaders
+. in IL Inning Contest.
Ehutout Administered to Both
Hutchinson and Ducklings.

Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 10.-Abbott's
lucky hit which struck an electric
light wire gave Topeka two runs and
the game. Two singles and a double
An the fifth earned a run for Spring
field. The fielding OF Smith and Oh
SON was of a sensational order. The
score:
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Western Association STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsbnrg 5. New York 2.

Pittsburg, Aug. 1O.-Pittsburg had
easy sailing, defeating New York by
hitting McGinnity. Errors gave New
York its own two runs. Only two as
sists were made by the New York team,
both by McGinnity.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
New York ..........-.0 01010-2 o
Batteries-Phillipp and Phelps; Nc
Ginnity and Bresnahan.
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St. Louis s. Boston 4.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. lost. Louis
made it two straight over Boston, 5 to
4, Fromme relieving Beebe in the sixth
inning.
Score by innings. R.H. z.
st. Louis ..O11oo2O1- s 2
Boston ..............0 o o 10000 s 2
Batteries-Beebe, Fromme, Noonan
and Marshall; Boultes and Needham.
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Leavenworth 5, Wichita 4.

Wichita, Kan. Aug. 1O.-Leaven-
worth defeated the locals in a 12-inn-
ing contest. The features were the
pitching of HollingsworIh and field
ing of Nichols
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Racing at Anthony.

Anthony, Kan, Aug. 10.-The
fourth annual fair and race meet of
the Anthony Fair association, the
most successful of all in attendance
and receipts, ended Friday. In the
2:22 trot, purse $500, first money went
to Crescent owner, w. J. Jackson.
Garrett; second, to Arthur Wright,
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DeS M0fneS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo 4. Kansas City O.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, St.
Paul 1.
At Louisville-Louisville 3, Minneap-
oils o.
At Columbus Columbus 8, Milwaukee
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Delnhos II. Wamego 2.

Delphos, Kan, Aug. 10.-The game
here Friday afternoon between Del
phos and Wamego resulted in a VIC
tory for the locals by the score of IL
to 2.
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TOPEKA.
aCORE AZ INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
topeka ..-...........O 0 0 o.
The summary: Earned runs
Springfield L. Two-base hits-Bren-
nan, Abbott. Bases on balls-On
Kaufman 2, off Jones 1. Struck out
By Kaufman 6, by Jones 4. Left on
bases-Springfield 3, Topeka 5. Dou-
BILE plays-kaufman to Smith to
Reed, Jones to Abbott to Davis. Stol-
en- bases-Cuthbert, Olsen. Raglan.
Sacrifice hit-Smith. Wild pitch
Kaufman. First base on errors-To-
peka 2. Time of game-I:45. UNI
pire-Alloway.
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Bank CIearinOa

Bradstreet's bank clearfngs renort ,o,.
the week ending August Shows a., LOT LOT
gregate OF $265S, IA, 900 as against So :
Ool,OoO last week and s., 145, 9S6 600 in The
corresponding week last year AZ 'iio
canadian clearfngs for the week total
SoO,Il GOO as against 74.419OOO last week
and 81, $4,000 in the same week last yeac.
OAIlSS- Inc. Dec
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American Association Standing.
Minneapolis 5, Emporia 4.

Minneapolis, Kan. Aug. 10.-Minne-
apolis made 1t three straight from
Emporfa, winning easily by the score
of to 1.
Score by innings. RHE
Minneapolis -. 10000 1905 8
Enporia .........0 o o O00I s l
Batteries - Minneapolis, Dingee,
Sexton and Nye; Emporia, Turner,
Eardin. Martin and Priest.
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LonlIn .. Hutchinson q.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 10.-George
held the locals to two hits. 1t was one
OF the best played games of the sea-
son. Bakule, the new southpaw.
pitched good ball. The score:
HUTCHINSON.
Player Alb. H. O. A E.
Wilson. II. -..---.-.. o
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american League STANDING.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln 3. Omaha O.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 10.-Lincoln won
today's game from Omaha, to o, by
hitting Sanders OPPORTUNITY and taking
chances on the bases. Both Cicotte and
Sanders pitched we'll
Score by innings RHE
Lincoln ...............o oo21o0.s i
OInana ---.......--...-O U U U o 0 o 90 2
Batteries-Cicotte and Sullivan; San
dereS and Lebrand.
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A HOuse---A Home

There is considerable diff
z ference. The house is
where you live, the home
is the house you own. Let
The Shawnee Building and
Loan Association, 115
West 9th Street, help you
to own your home on
the rent payment plan.
Call and ask the Secre-
tary about it.
Temporarily located
the Columbian built
ing while our ne
home Is being built.
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Des Afoines 8. Sioux CITY 9.

Sioux City, Aug. 10.-Sioux City went
ballooning in the sixth inning and allow
ed Des Moines to romp away with eight
scores-enough to win the 8 to 6 comedy
of errors.
Score by innings. RHE
Sioux City ............Oo 10032OO6 ii 6
Des Moines .......-.-0 o 90 COOS 8 8
observation-disclosures, Corbett and Stat
terry; Kommer, Sporer and Dexter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-26

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is, baB Der Sdtter, trobbem SD i6un
ieit benz feen 8iiie 9etoti6t ben. Wir
fortipdbreno IebientialS I'm Seitrdt OF
| WsGanetism lin Sunpabi Sanoi6 init
&c pertpedsle nit Itifoid) I'm 10
Sade eebt. Sd modt ipiiie. mas bes
for en- Sinn bot. Wea, dipiper. mas
ipil mer made? YDou ore the
Safer, fen SD gum 0after aeiagt.
8as and geliluge is, bes is, bab
Sd mir trinfe Ioat III baoerbei bot
| Ser 9after mir c Wtebiilen pers
ihripme, mo iiipiperbaupt nit unne
bleibt, mann SD nit nit jeoem Sbees
loffel bon n Der Mseoiien en-
Sombler bon @bisfep nemm.
I'm mo mcbr Sd int @ett licg I'm
mir trinf I'm mir raa6 I'M mir eB I'm
@itterialS ber5u trinf, no miierabler
es Wair gebt III ti@alicr I'm buiiier
Die 8rond)ite ipern.
@s is nor c Slid. DAB Sd Die Ilti
benl 9enn mas Io0t SD obne berer
ibrer liebepolle Yfleg tbun? Ndmlid1
Die IIti bot Weir 10 Ell Spa3ierItod
nit enc iolibe goloene &nopp ms
8ett eelegt III ipann SD mas iuodt,
ba brGubt SD bios nit Dem Gtod
nff De Sloor sc made I'm ba thai
lie fimme.
sic fimmt aa6. Sit INNER slei
aipiper 3iemlih ipdter. I'm pann lie
ms 3immer fimmt, ba fdn9t lie en-
Spieti6 ga uneefdbr nie: n8uns
neridt Sid Damn. Dab Sc iid iperidt?
8ie fam es bann anneri6t lei? Sd
hummer Mih bios. Dab Sc iiipipers
baupt nod lcbi6t. Cher ipeeBt 81
pielei6t nit. ipo 9u es Der boiht!
@un Dem falte Gahe bel Der Gdlt
eneitrinfe I'm buu benz uff Der binnel
Ylattfprmitebu I'm GAmcfe firnmt e.
I'm bun Die beie Srinf5 Drinte fimmi
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