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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Mr., N. c. Garrett and daughter
Miss Martha Garrett, Of Madison
Neb.. are guests at the home Of Mr.
CARROTS brother. John B. Garrett
and family. After visit here Mr.
Garrett will return to Madison and
Miss Garrett will spend the remain
der Of the summer In Estes Park
In q letter to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Hutsel, OF the Sherman
HOTEL Glenn Hutsel. writes that hi
has been assigned to Fort Logan
where he will be employed in the
office Of the clothing department
Young Hutsel succeeded In securing
one OF the most desirable positions
In the army and is much pleased
with his work.
Mrs. L. w. Gilbert left Thursday
for Kansas City where she will meet
her sister. Miss Frances Hart. who
has been teaching in New York state
during the past winter. Both Mrs.
Gilbert and Miss Hart will 20 from
Kansas City to Ponca, Oklahoma,
to visit their mother.
Mrs. Elsie Hoffman Rogers went
to Denver last week where she at
tended the state convention of the
p. e. o. Mrs. Rogers was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Helen NJ.
Drake. who is the Supreme Presi-
dent Of the National p. e. o. oreani-
zation, also the State regent Of the
d. A. r. OF Nebraska.
Mrs. Joe Rutledse spent several
days In the city las, week on her
return trip from Rockford. ILL.,, where
she went to accompany the remains
Of her husband, Joseph Rutledge.
who died at SAINT Rosa, Calf. ON
June 9th. Mr.. Rutledge was well
known in this city several years ago
as a Western Union lineman.
Among the La Junta people who
motored to Fort Lyon last Sunday
to attend the ball game were Mr..
and Mrs. George Miiliken and son,
George. Harrison Lagerquist, George
Nix, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Prinster. Miss
Sophia Ruegg. Mr.. J. A. Lusk.
George Ruees. George Huerman,
Paul Harr. Ray Vert. DR.. Hubbell.
and Mrs. Conroe and children.
Mrs. Bertha Baldridse Bourne.
of Eureka. Utah, accompanied by
her two children. Bernice and Rich
ard Gordon Bourne. arrived in La
Junta last Monday afternoon on No.
IL for an extended visit with Mrs.
Bourne's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Ii. BaldridGe. Grandpa Jim inspect
ed his grandson for the first time.
and thinks he II going to he q cred
II to the family tree.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05

Wilma Gladys McNabb. four
months old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William McNabb. OF ZIG West Sec,
ond street. died last Sunday after
. brief illness. The funeral took
place from the residence Monday af-
ternoon. services being conducted
by Rev. J. +. Findley. OF the Chris
tian church, and .interment taking
place In Fairview cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
undertakers Meet At Estes Parh

T. ]. Cook returned Saturday from
the State Convention OF Undertaken
which met in Estes Park last week
The undertakers OF the state met In
Denver and went in machines
through the Thompson River canon
to Estas Park where the convention
was held. The program. which in.
cluded lectures and demonstrations
was unusually interesting. After the
business Of the convention WAS dis.
posed Of. numerous mountain trip,
were enjoyed by those attending.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05

Ing six months will be presented In
connection with the regular topic
for the evening. A very helpful and
enthusiastic service is contemplated
and It 10 desired that every Lacquer
be present to help make It good
success. There will also be special
music. All young people Of the city
invited.
In Hosor Of Newly Eiecssd President
On next Thursday evening Mrs.
Essie Hoffman Rogers, Mrs. John
MarQuardt. and Mrs. H. L. Thomp-
son will entertain the members Of
the P. E. o. organizations Of Las
Animas. Rocky Ford and La Junta.
At the home OF Mrs Marquardt. The
happy occasion will be compliment
ary to Mrs. George Cunning. OF Las
Animas. who was elected state. pres
ident At the recent state convention
Of the P. E. o. held In Denvsr.
DR.. hancher at Methodist Church
The Rev. Charles W. Hancher. D.
d., the new district superintendent
OF the Pueblo district, Colorado Con-
ference, will preach at the Method
list church Sunday evening, July Sth
Do not miss this rare treat. Come
and hear hin. In the morning the
pastor. DR.. A. L. T. Ewert. will
preach.
Sunday school Al s:%k .. m. C.
N. Harrison Superintendent.
90
Merry Party In North La Junsa
Miss Mary Dewire and Miss Hope
White entertained q merry party
OF friends last Wednesday night.
complimentary to Miss Caroline Der
ineer at the home Of Miss Deringer
IT, North La Junta. The color
scheme In house decorations was car
ried out in the dainty refreshments
and also the tally cards. The even
Ing was spent In cards and conver-
sation.
Those enjoying the happy occasion
were Misses Caroline Deringer, Hope
White. Mary Dewire. Gertrude
Froess. Ursey Moore. velma Harri-
son. Madge Hasten. Amelia Leucht,
Clinton Deringer. Max Moberly. vii
liam Kearns. Jack Ewing. Henry
Klein. and Mike Grooms.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
MRS. FRED 8. MASON. Editor.
Gsli.white

Beautiful n all It's simplicity wai
the wedding whieA vas solemnixed
ON Monday evening At the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. r. N. White. in North
La Junta, when their daughter. Miss
Bertha ~. White. became the bride
Of Mr.. Edward J. Gill.
The decorations were exception
ally beautiful. the parlors being .
bower Of pink and white roses. and
greenery. The archway between the
parlors. where the bridal party stood
during the service. was formed of
roses and vines. the background be-
ing Of solid green. studded with
roses.
Shortly after O'Clock the Men
delssohn wedding march was played
by Mrs. E. Gard Edwards. and the
bridal couple. attended by Mr.. Ray
mond Butts and Miss Katie JORDAN,
took their places beneath the arch
where DR.. E. A. Allen. OF the Pres
OyScttoo SuuISus icAu tuc ucouuiuI
ring service In the presence Of only
. few close friends OF the bride and
groom.
The bride wore a dainty gown Of
white voile and lace and carried .
bouquet Of pink roses.
Immediately following the service
4 three course wedding luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Gill is an amiable young
woman, possessing a genuine. unaf-
fected manner which makes her ex-
tremely popular with every one who
knows her.
After graduating from the La
Junta High school with the class Of
1910 she took up the study Of voice.
and for the past three years has
conducted voice studio in this city.
She possesses . high soprano voice
Of rare sweetness and has directed
the choir OF the First Presbyterian
church for q number OF years. She
IL member Of the La Junta Music
Study Club. and also OF the Fort
nightly Club.
Mr.. Gill Is the eldest son Of Rob
ert Paul Gill, Esq. OF Fattheen
House. Nenaugh. County Tipperary.
Ireland. coming to this country sew
eral years ago. He now holds . po-
sition with the Santa Fe. at this
place. and enjoys the esteem and
good will OF large circle Of friends
Mrs. Gill was the recipient Of
many beautiful gifts including sill
yer and cut glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill went to house.
keeping Immediately at az Lincoln
avenue. and are receiving the hearty
congratulations Of their many
friends.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
600
Fsrswsn Pasty

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Complimentary 10 Mrs. n. l..
Thompsoa. Who 10 soon TO leave the
city. four course luscheon u q.
trsctive appointments vas givsa
Monday b. Nrs. c. ". WinterbuFn.
Artistic AssssAeisas. dispisyias the
sasioasl eeSees.. vees sssd . haas.
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several eheles nusical sslsctioos.
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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. q. II. Winchell returned Sat
urday from q two weeks visit with
Mrs. Sinsheimer in Denver.
Mrs. Newton Kenney and children
left last Thursday for q two weeks
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong will enter
tain the Monday Bridge Club on
July sth.
Mrs. A. d. Tiliman and children
returned from . six weeks visi, with
relatives IN Carlow. No.
Mrs. Julia Bradish and daughter.
Miss Nell Bradish. have returned
from . weeks visit with relatives
in Bristol. Colo.
Mis- Blanche Mumby. accompa-
MED by her friend. Miss Bonnie
Lyons, Of Rocky Ford. spent Sunday
with Miss Munby's parents.
Mr.. and Nra. Ted Walker. Of Ra.
ton. ". ~. arrived IN the city last
Saturday evening Tor . weeks visit
with relatives.
Rev. Emanuel Payne left last Sun.
day afternoon for Fountain. Colo.
where he was 10 address = union
meeting Of oil the churches that ev.
ening.
Mrs. c. J. stoffel. accompanied By
her sons. Charles and Walter. left
last Saturday for Los Angeles. Caiif..
for . three weeks visit with friends.
The Red Gross Sewing Circle win
dispense with their regular work %
Wednesday aftssnoos and enjoy .
Fourth Of July holiday.
MT. and Mss. Herbert Cook LETT
Saturday nisht for Dallas. Texas.
Mr. Cook. vha has been en-.
ploysd IN Supsriatssdsat Bristol's
Office. hes bssa transferred to that
point. +
wildly x. Fsrtis leaves tonight
for . Tn days visit 70 San Bar.
Asdino and Loss Beach. Calf. Nr.
Fsrtis viii b aeceapaaisd home ~
Mn. rsstig 49, 80 Who have bssa
ID Califosaia for several weeks.
Niss Mil1fe1 Mssaalsoa wishes y
szpress tAreugh tAs columns Of ~
TSibuns M gratitude 70 thess. W.
- falthfally aselslel her u nsttD0
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h,ex. NHTA 81.
Proffitt. t.Healy

A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening. June 2sth. at 1880
O'Clock. At the home Of Mrs. Emma
NJ. Healy, 1909 Gaylord street. when
her daughter. Agnes, was married to
Max J. Proffitt. Rev. G. c. Crippen.
retiring pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of Flint. Mich. and brother
in-law Of the bride. officiated. Miss
Louise Eppich sang 20 Promise Me. :"
and Miss Edna Scheidt, Temple
Bells"
The attendants were Miss Hazel
Proffitt. the bridegroom's sister. and
Harold Healy. the brides brother.
Only the immediate relatives and q
few friends were present at the GER
emony. A reception followed. which
was attended by 4 number OF the
family friends.
Mr.. and Nrs. Proffitt left for q
short stay In the mountains. They
will be At home At 1897 Clayton
street after August lst.-Denver
Post
Miss Healy Is well known in La
Junta. For three years previous to
1915 she was = teacher In the La
Junta high school. and since leaving
here has been teaching In Denver.
Marttn-Jensen
Cards announcing the marriage
OF Miss Bertha Jensen TO Mr.. Allen
Martin have been received by friends
OF the bride In this city. Miss Jensen
will be remembered as 4 niece OF
Mrs. Martha Chestnut with whom
she made her home while attending
high school. from which she was
graduated with the class OF 1914.
The marriage was solemniled in
Stanley. n. D.. on Tuesday. June 5th.
90
Club Women Doing Great Work
From every state. county and
town In the United states come re-
ports Of the good work begun by
clubwomen. Practically the whole
two million Of them are doing Red
Cross work. studying and practicing
efficiency and conservation IN the
home. taking up the question Of
Americanising the alien. or the train
ing Of women for new forms Of la
bor." Thus reads the latest bulletin
issued by the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. telling OF the great
interest the clubwomen OF the coun-
try are manifestinE In the war In
spite Of the fact that the majority
Of clubs have closed for the sum-
mer.
The emergency service committee
appointed by the general federation
has . general superintendent Of all
war work and is getting women to
aisn the pledge for food economy
and urging the various activities
proposed by the eleven departments
Of work which cover every phase Of
public service from ART 10 civil ser.
vice reform"
40
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
Js.e Pesmits To Wed

Twenty-three permits to wed wer,
issued by the county clerk during
the month Of June. During the pas,
week marriage licenses were issued
to the following: Glen o. Doll ant
Viola Michael. both Of Rocky Ford
Jes9 W. Gilmore and Miss Louisa
Armstrong. both OF Manzanola: Eu-
genio Chaparro and Ursula segura.
both Of La Junta; Calistro Ruiz and
Cabtora Garcia. both OF La Junta
Edward James Herbert Gill and Miss
Bertha Miller White. both OF La
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
IsfAsss' nisshdAy FAssy

Mrs. z. O. Woodbridge and Mrs
Ralph Johnston entertsined at Z
merry chiidrsn's party Tuesday a.
tsrnoon q the home Of Mrs. Wood.
bssdge. ne occsslea vas the cels;
bfatisa ef the first birthday sssi.
vsrnsy q EAvta Garrett Wood.
bs'lss asd Raiph sAssvia Johsstea
~ heuss was Aaistiiy dssssaasl
vtth eas6sa flowers ss1 shs tvs
tlstAday eahss bsrs plak easAss. "A
nunbss Of fssssAs sssoysd ths hspp,
eeeastes With tAs Aestsssss.
ADUsseA La0as nA1y Oavsse
The nsv eoblaet q ~ DDveetl
Leagus vas iae1olIel ~ ounlay @,
sa1as 81 Vi1l toOla Iasop assaviase1
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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
900
BirthAay Party

Mrs. Coan Moore celebrated the
third birthday anniversary Of her
son. Cosn. Jr.. At . veFy attractive
afternoon party last Aonday. Garden
flowers were used In decorating the
house and large birthday cake
bearing three pink candles formed
the centerpiece. Many happy mo-
ments were enjoyed b. thoss pres
ent.
The fo,lovins guests partook Of
Mrs. Moors's Hospitality: Mrs.
Ralph Johnston and ehildrsa. Mss.
Z. q. woodbsilse asd childrsa. Ass.
Harry Allen and ehiidrsa. Mrs.
Claude Mays and ehildren. Mrs.. \.
C. Tood and children. Mrs. r. d.
MeClintock ssd son. Robert. Mrs.
Robert Joees and daughter. Clara.
Miss Emma Wilson and Miss Ruth
Galbratth. uCunr a.r.UffC
R~m 49,.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
Notice to Water Consumers

Because of the failure of the water con-
SurnerS to cooperate with the city authorities
in the proper use of water, the City Council
has been compelled to limit the use of city
water for irrigation.
At the Council Meeting held July ed, it
was decided to limit the use of water for irri-
CATION purposes, beginning Monday, July 9th,
as follows: :,
All consumers south of Sixth Street from
5 o'clock q. m. to 9 o'clock p m. on the odd
days of the month and for all consumers
North of Sixth Street from S o'clock q. m. to
8 o'clock p. m. on the even days of the month
except on the 31st day of the month when
all consumers may use water between said
hours e
All persons irrigating with an open hose
or irrigating between the hours of 8 o'clock
p. m. and o'clock q. m. will be prosecuted.
The penalty is q fine of not more than $40
for each offense.
You are further notified not to use any
water for irrigation purposes Thursday or Fri
day, July 5th ard 9Th. On those days, the
dew wells Will be connected up and while
that is being done it will be impossible to sup
ply water except for domestic purposes.
BY order of the City Council. 0-sss@D D /
S. W. BROWN.as 81 lsi s,irVse
3 as,-s sl..sA s.a .s'9ssl lNater ConnriaaiSneG
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-05
p. +. q. Receptioa

The nsmbers Of Chapter W. p. Z.
O.. entertained the members Of the
D. A. R. last Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. II. L. Thompson.
In honor Of Mrs. Helen N. Drake. Ma
tioaai Supreme Prssident Of the p.
Z. o. and State Regent Of the D. A.
r. Of Nebraska. 0easonabie refresh.
ments were served and the house was
artisticaily decorated In blue and
white flowers. a
About tweaty guests were pres
snt. and at the close Of the pleasant
occasion the members prssented their
guest Of hosor. Mrs. Drake. with .
handsons bouquet Of cut flowers.
Mn. Thompson vas assisted By Mrs.
Ralph Johnstos and Mrs. Harry Al.
len. .f-
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-05-10
HJcSriy The Slrnc.

The following paragraph is taken
from i'iitsburg, Knns paper and the
Mr.. Hestom referred to is y brother of
Mrs. ' ~. E:cc Of Jasper,
high' now whcn people are in the
grip OF nigh prices for food sluIfs and
are specializing on how much higher
prices may soar with@ war going on, it
is interesting to compare the prices Of
civil war days. They are about the
same now rs then. George IIeston,
800 last First street, has II clipping
which WAS sent his father by his mother,
Whit the former was soldier. In the
leti.r with the clipping WIS lcck of
yellow hair taken from George Hens
ton's baby head by his proud mother.
Nj. Hcnston treasures the lock OF his
h"ir almost as much as he does the
faded clipping. The prices of Civil
war times are as follows: Flour, per
barrel, S11.00; wheat, per bu. $500; corn,
81. co; oats, Csc; barley $1.00; rye, $1.10;
wood, $500; sugar % and 30; butter 25c;
candles, 15c; coffee, Coo; eggs, 15c; lard,
loo.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-05-10
Farewell TO Mrs. Boots.

The Almond Rebekah Lodge held
n farewell meeting Tuesday night
in honor Of Mrs, Lizzie Boots, who
leaves next week for Tulsa Okla.,
% make her home with her dau2h-
ter, Mrs Jacobs. Mrs. Boots has
been a r hekah for many years
AMI her departure is keenly felt By
tie raclrbc;s ct the lodge. Short
talks were made by fnemb@rs Of the
lodge.
7 H. following contributed TO the
-vrn'ng's entertainment: Piano So
10 Mrs. John Marsh vocal solo,
Mrs. David Iiouser; reading, Mrs.
/ P. Lpiss; and piano duet, Mes
DANES Lciss and Marsh.
Refreshments were served.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-05-10
Muscle soreness Relieved.

Unusual work. bonding aud lifting
OF strenuous exercise is strain on the
muscles, they become sore and stiff,
you arc crippled and in pain. Sloan's
Liniment brings you quick relief, easy
to apply. it penetrates without rub
bling and drives out the soreness. A
clear liquid, cleaner than mussy plas-
tiers or lintmsnts, it does not stain the
skin or clog the pores. Always have o
bottla handy Tor the pains aches Of
rheumatism. govt, lurnbago, grippe,
bruises, sbiifne1s, backaohe aud all
external pain. At H. F. Pitts. 25c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-05-10
Clear Away the Waste.

Bowel regularity is the secret of good
health, bright eyes, clear compilations.
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills are q mi d
and gentle laxative that regulates the
bowels and relieves the congeated intes
tines by removing the accymu iatoh
wastes without grinug. Tax . ril
that dnl spring foyer feeling disa ppears.
Pitts. 25c.
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Additional Local

R. L. Bair,i and wife, Mrs. VIM.
Baird and little daughter Wilma,
all of Lakeside, spent Sunday with
Mrs. R l.. Baird's mother. Mrs.
Mary Hatfield.
Paul Boland and Mr.. Mckee,
who have been taking scientific
training course at Missouri Univer.
sity, are here at the w. R. Schooltr
and John SchooSer farms.
Bert Cline returned last Satur-
day from California, where he
corved several months in the Coast
Artillery. When Bert left here
year or so ago he was in bad
health, but he looks robust now.
Mrs. !. c. Tucker and hfr son
came down from Ottawa Sunday
and joined Mr.. Tucker here. Mr..
Tucker ho,:pht la1ge part Of the
Jasper Mtrc"rtie CT. stock and is
p"ttia g, (" nj Z s9!e 'his week
One Webb received letter
and sore musical programs and
pictures lrou Frank rSaker al Kan
sas City this week. 1t seems ,hat
Frank is cpendiug his spare time
unsteady and holds mem bcrship
in tNo or three iuusical organiza-
tons.
No. dear reader, the ore samples
in the Office wi1dow lid not come
from our lead mine. They we're
left with us by Chas. Barnard
when he moved to Joplin last
week. MIR Betnart says that
small collection of ose a2mplts cost
him about IS 500
Fritz HAger, who has been in
Coast Artillery and stationed on
the Massachusetts coast the past
two years, returned to Jasper the
past week Fritz has hardly been
uptown since his return ami we
haven't seen him, but we under
stands he comes home with an
honorable discharge from the army
and bride.
Approximately 40 per cent Of
each potato pared by ordinary
household methods is lost in the
process. The loss includes much
and sometimes all of the portion
of the tuber containing important
soluble salts. Potatoes that are
baked in their skins. loose practi.
cally none of their food value. -
The Border Telephone.
Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
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Do you get up at might? 'Sanal is
surely the best for all Kidney CT blad-
dcr troubles. Sanol gives rclicf in %
hours from all baclache and bladder
troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed rem
cdy. 35c and S1.C0 a bottle at the
drug store.
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SEDALIA WOMAN
IS CONVINCED.
Mrs. Thomas Declares
Tanlac Unsurpassed
in its Power to
Aid,

"lt's great" was the emphatic
manner in which Mrs Ralph Thorn
as expressed her high opinion of
Tanlac. the celebrated new. medi
cine. She said on February IT, the
following about the preparation;
For some time | suffered from
kidney trouble My $, stomach, too,
was out Of order. The kidney
trouble together with rheumatism
in my back and limbs made it al
most impossible for me to sleep at
night. l was subjected to dizzy
Spells and I'd have to shut my eyes
and hold on to something until the
spell passed. was constantly an.
noyed by dull aches in my back
and limbs.
Il read about Tanlac and finally
decided to try it. My kidneys
have been getting better every day,
since I began taking this medicine.
I've really slept The whole night
through now. The dull pains and
aches have DISAPPEARED. Pm never
bothered with those dizzy spells
anymore. I'm convinced Tanlac
is won de- ful "
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is
especially beneficial for stomach,
liver and kidney trouble. catarrhal
complaints, nervousness, sletpless-
ness and the like.
Tanlac is being introduced and
explained in Jasper at H +. Pitts.
Closing out Jasper Mercantile Co.
Stock.
]. C. TUX Of Ottawa, Kans.,
who purchased from the Jasper
Mercantile Co., few days ago
81 900 WoftN tt fleiCU9nntSe, phS
decided IL close il out and return
10 Kansas wh're lie has interests
that require his attention. He
has engaged Hcrry Dust, mana.
g. of the Dust s,lss svst,n al
Kansas. to conduct the sic which
will open Saturday morning. May
~, a: nina "'yjo"k The stock
c'r~m.s Q! I'll The har,'warp, gaso
line engines. implements, mems
aud la;ia. uAhcrnr.r, dies
, c'oaks, aui no;inrs. Mr.. burst
says all must he SOLD H; some price
See their al in 4 i iesu"
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reach this Office, Monday evening.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-22

London.-Rank outsider, Warna-
donal's Ballymacad, won War Ma
tional race, Bngland's classic steeple-
chase, at Gatwick. Change was Sec
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