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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
ANARCHIST Intended
TO MURDER FALLIERES
Man Named Ncrdlcr Arrested at
Monte Carlo, Who Openly
AvoWcd His Purpose.

Monte Carlo, April 2s.--A man named
Verdier who was arrested here today
by the French police. declared that he
was an anarchist and that De had como
Co Monte Carlo for the purpose of kill
ing President Faliieres OF France, who
IS visiting here.
a revolver loaded with iacketcd bull
lets was found Oh Nerdier as well al "a
better addressed TO the project OF tho
department OF the Aples M8ritimcs, Coo
which the man explained tho motive
for his contemplated act Ncrlier comes
from Hutee Garche, Tho police be-
lleve he is insane.
President Falliercs arrived hero yes
toriay in an automobile from Nice and
b. and the members OF his party were
given "a hearty welcome and entertained
az lunch 10y the Prince OF Monaco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
SEARCHING INVESTIGATION
OF Rl0TlNG AT VELARDlNA

Durango. Mexico. April G.-A search
INK Investigation Of the rerent riotlug
AZ NelrrdIna. resulting from the ate
tempts 90 Interfere with "a religious pro-
cessIuu. has been ordered by President
Dlaz and responsibility glll be Fixed Tor
mo summary execution of % particle
pautf ln tlat riot The president has or
defed the arrest 81 Lieut. Jusus Garcia
Gonzales. who commanded the soldiers
scnt to NaledarIua and Che attorney
prosecute the officer vigorously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
BOY BURGLARS AT WORK.

Petty thieves entered sler"oods
market, no. 749 south state street, dur
Ing the nlsht and purloined cheap Jew
eiry. tnnkss and chewing gum % tho
value OF about $40. From the charact,r
OF the art Giles stolen the robbery Us
thought al have been the WORK az
bows. Entrance was effected by forcing
open the rear door of the store ana
once inside the thieves confined theif
attention q. baby rings. and othor
iowolrv of little value. A quantity ~
chewing gum was also missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
NEGLECTs HIS CHILDREN.

Andrew Jorgenson was arraigned be-
fote Judge j. NJ Bowman this morn
ing on charge OF failure % support
or proyide for his two minor childrea.
Irene aged years, and Andrew, aged
wears. and entered "a plea OF not guilty.
Mrs. Norah Jorgenson appears as the
complainant, and allegts that Jorgen-
SON hes for months past neglected and
refused 20 provide the necessarcs OK
life for the children. Jorgenson's bonds
were fixed az $500 and May 6 as The
date of his hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
ARRESTS YOUTHFUL FUGITIVE

Howard Young. Who escaped a few
days ago from the state Industrial
school at ogden, YVES picked mp by
psputv sheriff C0rless near his home
in Fifteenth south street this morn
Inc. lie viii be returned Go the
school. lie was committed for ln-
corrleiblnty only few weeks ego.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
NELSON CALLS OFF
FIGHT WITH MCFARLAND

New York. April &.-Hatu.ng nelson
errf word here today that De would
laU on boz bout win packY MrIlf-
land. scheduled for July o az colma, Can.
Ntlsou declared he Was angcred because
MrFHriauda manager nnd lgen maAllH
tfaf M he lights MCFARLAND later iu Che
summer ha win insIst that mcfafl1nd
weigh boz at iu pounds io prove thnt De
be- "a IenfWH IElI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING
ADA, OKLA, LYNCHlhG

Ada. Okla. April pas result ui ino
lYnching of four cattlomen here for me
murder OF a. a. BohhIit further trouble
might arise Oscar fceler ALLEGED acee. ,
sorry DO die crime and Edward David
Johnson charged with another murder.
have been returned fo the JAN ut Tee
Cumaeh for safe hcouiue
Tho grand Jury today resumed ItH ln-
VostlFatlon. Ats. -Gcu. West boa address
iuE too jury said.
"rho iynchlug Was toe most outrage
Gus crime since che OlNu war iA mo
fnufhWfaf.
'Remember your Cod ho ADDED lot
Him b. your guido in your actions ln
fho Investigating OF tho lynchfra,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
mAMAnAN NOMINATIONS.

washington. April 2A-rhe president
today srut to taa senate tno Hawaiian
fudgcslip nominations which have been
under consideration ever since DIS To-
auEurlfl0u and which brought up tAe
residents 0f tho ISLAND or uou-refideuts
to rlc bench Az o.. 81 district Judge
for tie territory of Hawaii PRECEDENT
Tad named George ~ Woodruff OF
paunsyItauIa. 10 boz assistant Justice
I'd fHe supreme court of Hawaii. An
tonic Perry OF Hawaii ia named ana aF
second Judge of The circuit court of tho
drst cIrcuit of HaWaiL William IT, Whit
uey ~ Hawaii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
Under Cover Of Darkness Abdul
Hamid Conveyed from
Imperial Palace.
THE FETwA is MADE PUBLIC
Embraces Questions Put by Par
Lament to the Sheik vi Islam
And Answer Thereto.
Not Newspaper in Constantinople
Has a Good Word for Deposed Ruler
Life Held Up to Exocration.

e,sr.tantinople. April 2s.-Abdul
rIamid. the deposed sultan Of Turkey
left the capital last night for salonikL
He is accompanied by II women Of
his harem.
He was conveyed Quietly under COW
Ar OF darkness from the imperial pail
ace TO tho station IN Stamboul short
Il. after he was installed on board the
train pulled out for the west
TEXT OF FETwA.
constantinople. April 2s-The fetwo.
or official decision OF the sheik ul-
islam. authorizing the deposition OF ABB
dull Hamid, has been made public Il
embraces the questions put by parlio-
ment to the sheik nj islam and his
answer thereto. Tho text OF the proc
lamation follows
what becomes Of an imam (the title
Of tho sultan Of Turkey as head Of the
orthodox faith.1 who has destroyed GER
tain holy writings; who has seized
propertv IN contravention to the sheri
laws: Who has committed cruelties In
ordering the assassination ano impris-
onment Of exiles without any justin
cation under tho sheri laws who has
,.a,,sndered the public money, who,
having sworn 10 govern according 70
the sheriat. has violated his oathsi VINO
nv e.fts Of money. has provoked inter
uecine bIoodshed and civil wax ana who
no longer Is recognized in the prov
ince?"
TO these the sheik VI islam has re-
piled
He must be abdicated or deposed. %
No one OF the Constantinople news
papers has a good word for ADcul
Bamid. whose life and reign arc pe'es
held up 60 universal execratton- tW
the other hand tho occas ION OF -heheiA-
med v Is regarded as the dawn or =
new era. In order 10 enable the pub
lie to indulge IN rejoicings there has
been ordered a temporary suspension o
the state OF siege until 10 O'Clock 10
night The city VIII be illuminated but
fireworks have been prohibited The
cabinet has been requested 20 remain
IN office FOR some days longer.
MAY TRY HAND.
London. April 2s.-Hall Hamid Bey
the local representative OF the Aouni
Turks. declared today that when Ahdu
Hatnid reached Salonlld he probabl,
would have 20 stand trial on the charge
set forth in the fetwa deposing him
"A sentence OF execution rs not proh
able" continued Halll Hamid Boy 'bu
De probably win be Imprisoned AOdu
Hamid has. however, been voluntarill
practically a prisoner for years. so TN
viii be no great punishment. HIS prop
erty, acquired illegally, VIII De COINS
Gated / do not anticipate seriou
troubles In the provinces, except DOR
sibly I'm northern Albania, wnere Abdu
Hamid recruited his personal body
guard
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
Washington. April 2S.-The Turks
ambassador. Irhssein Kiazin Bey, toda
formally notified the state departmen
of the succession TO the throne or Me
hemmed Reshad Encndi as sultan q
Turkey under the title OF Mehemmed y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
ADDITION TO ALTA CLUB.
New Wing and Seycn-StOry Tower TO
BE Building Feature.

Architects Rutherford & Hansen ara
receiving bids for the $4,000 ad1idon
TO be made to the Alta club. This addi-
ton win be three fun stories with "a
seven story tower on the South Temple
street side With the addition, the
Hub house viii very nearly an out the
attire lot. and involve complete re-
modelling OF the interior, with largely
Increased doruitory. card and billiatd
nom accommodations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
nrNs DONG THEIR Duty.

New York, April eS.-The hens OF the
middle west have been working so in-
dustriously during the past week that
eggs are now coming into New York al
the rate of 100000 "a day. As this
b. considerably moro than New York
can use. the surplus is being put into
cold storage for future consumption,
This great influx of eggs has aent the
wholesale price down 10 about 23 cents
a dozen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
PAULsoN TAKEN HOME.
Man Shot By y. S. Malone Is Now out
Of Danger.

Nels paulson. vino was shot hy j. 2.
Malone during ana alteration ON mo
evening OF April 3. and Whose me nung
in The balance for several days, was
removed from the Groves H. ID. 3. hos
pltal 40 his homo at 30. 1913 LIN ON
avenue Monday afternoon.
ABIDE from the natural phyaieh
weakness resultant from inc wound
and the opemtlon. his oudition Il g.
PORTED 40 d. iflsl sarisfnrtufy, ana tnat
b. n now out of an danger from me
elects of the bullet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
TOMORROW COLONEL
ROOSEVELT WILL HUNT LIONS

Nairobi. British East Africa, April So.
The members Of the Roosevelt party
will start tomorrow from the ranch Of
Sir Alfred Pelse on their first hunting
trip after lions The remainder OF the
Roosevelt camp moved this afternoon
from Kapiti Plains TO the Pease ranch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
PETROsINO,S WIDOW.
Riot Relief FUND Directors Vote Her
$1,000.

New York April 2S-The riot relief
fund.- which was started In 1865 hy a.
number of prominent men for the relief
of widows and orphans of policemen
who were killed in The draft riots aud
which has been in existence ever since.
has voted To pay $1,000 To- the widow
OF Police Lieut. Joseph petrosino, who
was assassinatcd In Sicily and Sl001
20 the widow of Police Sergeant John b.
Goldhammcr who was shot ana Killed
while making an arrest recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
BEACH HAReiS GETS
LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Irvine Ky. April 2S--Thc jury iu tho
case of Beech Hargis. who was triod
on o. charge of killing his father Judge
James Hargis, returned o. verdict of
guilty and he was sentenced 20 life im-
prisonment today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
MISSOURI RATE CASES.


Kansas city April ga supplement
tarv decision in the rates case. inNolN-
IrR tho Dr. Missouri railroad com panic
oreratlnr ln Missouri was hled in the
resefaI court mere TO-DAY bY Judge Smith
Mcpherson or Red Oak Ia.
judge M -pherson declines fn rrcndo
fr0m lif nrst opinion. rendered on
March s last. either in the matter or the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

ncl Moscow. piman drive ana Har-
vcslcr. W. Grave Viola, revolving hor-
row.
Wyoming ~. Kennedy. Rawins.
pneumatic tires; ~ H. pumev sun-
shine. locking device Tor emergency
exit doors and gunslrht. T.. g.. Robinson
and j. H. Gaylor. Themopous. pipe
couplings. ~. j. Rodgers Alva. stock
magazine Tor single shot rifles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
BENSON CASE.
Justice Could Denied Motion TO In
struct Jury for Acquittal,

washington. April 2s-Justice Gould
Ina tho criminal court today denied tho
motion OF the defense to instruct tho
Jury FOR gcquttal in the case OF Johu
A. Benson Of san Francisco. Benson b.
charged with bnhing two former gene
eral land office employees % secure IN
formation concerning secret report
regarding western land irregularities
Iu overrulug the motion the court
declared the question was close one
and matter which should Doe SUBJ
mittcd to the jury The defense de-
cluod Co Introduce amy testimony re-
latue 10 la position that the gov
erument had failed to make out itH
case. The arguments N counsel to mo
iurr began this afternoon and the
case probably win Dee completed toe
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
P0STMASTERs APPOINTED
AND PATENTS ISSUED

washington. ID. g.. April 2A-Wyo-
ming postmnsters appointed. Clark
hig Horn county David Parker vice
A. ~ BARBER resigned Rock River
Albany county. George ". kepnari vice
~ 81 Booth resigned
Patents Issued -ltah. j. A. silver,
falf Lake CITY, machine or removing
scale from boiler iphef ~ y. htarA|
Salt Lake Ciiy spre ratuH cor nepairlns
pneumatic flrca.
ldah0-A- ~ Anderson and g. CUES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
WESTON LEWIS ALTON.

Alton Ill., April 2S-Edward payson
Weston. transcontineutal pedestrian
left here this morning for 81. Louis TIE
expects 20 cross the Eads bridge there
late this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

Your Advertisement IN tho News"
WIN be Carried to People Who Are
ABLE TO BUY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
From Poverty to Riches in 6 Years.
(The Seventh Installment)


has min npubhco
has boughim
hammond the holdings of
WHICH He
me bonP
lie get them
1 no" appears that Lawrence Becker
o his
DIRECTOR HE MUST HOLD $1,000
OF t
a street yinH
h htfoh
last up Oo saddle o
neded what life wha
nyporla TO
unes sndwea DNe@s
GThs the total o h Becker riches t s12o695
GMayT Lawrence instrumental in
nteednt
MAN COULDN'T IT ~ AAn1 1nh FOoA
G$20695 he ct
fo tOmoro Times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
TINES BOYS
WILL 60 To
THE SHOW

Tomorrow night is TO be the big night
for the newsboys employed by THE
TINES Fifty of them will go to see Jo-
seph Callahan's Troubadors in their
hlgh class vaudeville performance at
the Towle Opera House
And it will not cost them a penny.
Ihey will be guests at the Towle Opera
House just because they are EMPLOYED
by THE TINES Fifty carriers and news
boys who help to distribute the large
circulatio- of THE TINES in Hammond
VIII go 10 the show free of charge
and will have the time of their lives
The principal feature Of the vaude-
vile performances 3 the work Of Joseph
the famous character actor.
who win create speaking Iikenesses Of
the worlds greatest men.
Mr. Callahan is supported by six big
feature acts and the Troubador's la
dies orchestra. The acts are described
as being the best that is provided in
vaudeville today
Another feature of the performance
Is the condensation of Henry w. Saw
ages The Devil" which is now called
satan" The scenery used IN the act
IS the same as was used in The Devil"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
PAT M'GRATH DIED
OF HEMMORHAGE
Such the Decision at Core,
ner's Inquest Held Over
the Remains.

Patrick McGrath, the aged Hammond
man who was found at the Russell
street railroad crossing last Monday
night, came to his death by an internal
hemorrhage, according to the decision
of the coroners inquest after the post
mortem examination last evening. The
inquest was conducted by Coroner E.
f. Gordon, and the post-mortem was
made by DR.. Chidlaw. 1t was shown
conclusively that no bones were brok-
en-, as would have naturally have been
had Mr.. McGrath been struck bv a
train. The bruises which appeared
about the face and head were merely
external, which had been caused bv
his fall to the sidewalk. The post-mor-
tenn conclusive evidence Of hemorr-
hage.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
services were held at the Neidow chap
el at o'clock by the Rev. We'll.
EX-Mayor Patrick Reilley and Messrs
John Bush and Sam Engleton and Of
ficers S. Homrich, Fred Grenck ana A
Lamme were the pallbearers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
ANOTHER
BIG SCHAAF
GATHERING
Robertsdale to Be the Scene
of a Great Turnout To
morrow in Which the En-
tire Fourth Ward Will
Take Part.

a Sehaaf meeting is planned in Rob.
ertsdale for tomorrow night. IT is ex-
pected that there will be a great turn
out and that practically the entire
Fourth ward will take this opportunity
70 boost the candidacy of the man who
mas lived in that district so long.
The meeting will be held in Hairs
hall, and will be called to order at 7.2o
p. M Another meeting is scheduled
to be held in Knickerbocker's hall next
Saturday evening.
+. Richard Schaaf will be present a.
the meeting tomorrow night and VIII
nave a heart-to-heart talk with the vot-
ers There will be a number of other
speakers and very enthusiastic meet
ing is looked for.
While the campaign is a quiet one
so FAR the meetings that have been held
are all enthusiastic ones. and there Is
the best of feeling found evervwbere
The campaign has resolved itself into
campaign of personal work. and these
tactics are being employed on both
sides. The meeting at RobertsdaIe IS
expected to be the equal. if not a larger
one, in point of attendance, than the
north side meeting, which was held last
Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
Holman STREET
SOON WILL BLAZE
To Have New System of II
Elimination From River
to Broken Corner.
PLAN MORE IMPROVEMENTS
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric
Company Has Lighting Con-
tracts All Signed Up.
PLAN MORE IMPROVEMENTS

Holman street is to be electrically
lighted from the river to the Rrol,en
corner all contracts to this effect he
tween the various business mon and
the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric
Light company having signed up.
The Northern Indiana Gas and F,Iec-
tric Light company is planning some
other improvements which promise 10
change the appearance of the business
district as far as the show windows
are concerned
The company has added two capable
men to its force, F. R. Cuthbert. orig
inally from Detroit. is an expert on
power contracting and will be a perma-
hent hXture with the company.
BenrdsIey5's Office Filled.
r. C. Linde comes from the Michigan
City branch and will act sbusiness
superintendent, an office now filled nv
}. Beardsley. who will resign on the
1st OF next month. He sewers his CON
nection to enter another field and the
company realizes the loss of capable
man.
These new men will go out among
the business men. showing them the
advantage of installing new lights
which, although not reducing the
of current, will nevertheless
increase the lighting power two or
three fold
Ihe Northern Indiana Gas and Flee
tric company expects to have the street
lighting system installed within three
weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
ALL THE INSPECTORS
ARE DEMOCRATS
Hammond Council Names
One-sided Set of Elec-
tion Officials.
WILL LAY TRACK ON THE SIDE
Company Decides to Abandon Orig
lnal Intention of Occupying
Center of Street.

snort meeting was held last even
ing by the Hammond city council an
appropriation ordinance and a resolu-
tioh appointing election inspectors bav-
ing claimed the attention of the civ
Iathers. After the close of the meet
ing council of war, pertaining. to the
Iocal campaign was INDUCED in the
there republican members of the conn
Gil having happily for the democrats
been absent. Those absent last even
ing were, Carroll, Eastwood. Kana
haptur- Newman. Swanton and Schaaf
The appropriation ordinance allowed
1880 for the purchase of piece Of
property for the extension of Hickory
street at Chicago avenue This ordi-
nance was read for its third time and
approved.
The following election inspectors
all democrats, were appointed:
First Ward-First precinct. Jacob
Young Second precinct. John Follmar.
Second Ward-First precinct. Anton
Taper. Second precinct. J. +. Krost
Third Ward-First precinct. Frank
Tarnowski. Second precinct. Walter
Kaston
Fourth Ward-First precinct, John
Cuneo. Second precinct, Patrick Cough
lin
Fifth Ward-First precinct, Ed Au-
bry. Second precinct. A. Groves. Third
precinct. Martin Keho.
Sixth Ward-First precinct. Frank
Kockler. Second precinct. Thomas Du-
ray.
Seventh Ward-First precinct. s. e.
Swain. Second precinct. Mac Turner.
Eighth Ward-First precinct. John
Carroll Second precinct, Ed Rohde.
Ninth Ward-First precinct, Walter
Hammond. Second precinct William
prohl
Tenth Ward-First precinct. Theo- |
lore Ahlendorf. Second precinct. II. /
Radlof.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
KIDNAPPING AND
SCANDAL AIRED
Hammond Man Finds Erring Wife
and Missing Child in Waukegan
With Formers Affinity
TO THE GERMANS
OF HAMMOND

The statement made by the Ham
mond Daily News last night. that
w. j. McAIeer denounced the Ger
mans as ''wOOden shoes' is not true;
that f. r. Schaaf sanctioned such "a
statement is utterly false, and that
The Times comes out In the same
language is an utterly shameless
fabrication. The Lake County
Times will give Eve hundred dol
ars TO any charity named by the
Hammond Business Mems nssocia-
tton II any ore can show where
this paper used any such language
or anything that can be interpreted
that way. The Lake County Times
VIII further give five hundred dol
lars to any charity named If TT
CANNOT PROVE THAT THE HAN-
MOND DAILY NEWS DELIBER-
ATELY LIED when 1t says The
Times used any such language.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-20
GIRL TAKEN
FROM SCHOOL
Fruant Officer Stanford s
Keen Work Brings About
~ the Arrest.

The arrest of Mrs. Victoria Rosene.
wife of Elmer Rosene of this city. In
Waukegan. Ill. yesterday. has brought
TO light a quadruple scandal and an
alleged kidnapping. of which the Irving
school was the scene some days ago.
The child kidnapped was the little =
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
sene' and the kidneper was Mrs. Ro-
sene, who appeared at the school one
day, visited the room in which her
chiid was a pupil and asked the teach
er to allow her to accompany her. The
teacher asked the little girl il she
knew the woman who was asking for
her and on the child replying that the
woman was her mother, the teacher
mad no hesitancy in allowing the little
one to leave With Mrs. Rosene.
First Clew to DuplIcssy.
The disappearance OF the child was
clew which led to the discovery OF Mrs.
Rosene's domestic duplicity, ana after
a search She and her affinity" in com
pany with Mrs. Annie Keener and her
affinity, were rounded up in Waukegan
where the quartet and their four chill
dren were taken to the police station
The men in the case were Charles
Beckman and Frank Dopler. both of
Pittsburg. Pa.
The arrest was due to the keen de-
tective work of Truant officer T. c.
Stanford of Hammond. who was inter-
ested in the case through friendship for
the wronged husband Of Rosene. at one
time employed by him.
Began in Pennsylvania.
ihe acquaintance of the parties to
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