The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 10, 1912, Image 5
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i«lr •.—Special: Af-
^ "Mop* Anon”
if Of* to still a welcoma
to' tfca. eolamng 'of The
_ 1M Standard for one who ia
atm interested in its career, even
though onr aommunity has severed
coaneetioft with Colleton. Hoping
and tmstlng there is still a warm
apot in the bospIUble hearts for me
> Editor Preae and Standard: We
" * /O * , *
have met the enemy and we are
“therein."
» * . . ■ j
It waa not onr fault. 9 however^ in
deed if the other fellows had fonghf
bre-vetj* as .ours, we would hare
gained a derisive victory. •
A& internecine warfare Is being
waged here and the report la that
government beef _ stood no chance
I am venturing to send a few items
from ©nr town, but great will be the TV,t ^, hu *hy ^c<ls of Company K.
blowlto tte should they* receive in
deed a “wtrm reception."
The lad lea of tho BOptlst church
gave an .ico^ream festival at the
achool bonae to raise funds for the
benefit t>f the church. A cake
wro put up to be voted for the
most* popular young lady. Mr. and
N[rs.' Chaasfrrean arriving at the
most.auipicioni moment with th?ir
pretty and charming daughter, Ver-
We have an ideal camp • site
health being well looked after, slid
a few of our boys were debating
today as to whether oijgrot a bullet
could go through the^nill on eith
er aide of us. They are pretty well
satisfied* now as to this point and
c’J but one settled down to deep
sleep, and he, the one left, stood
with folded hands, looking at the
mountains yelling that a big cloud
nelle, Mr. A. E. Kearse, stepping, wa * com ' n S U P-
forward tooh the lady In question in' No 0M 1> ' ed tear ** t0 OUT
his arms.'namsd her as candidate | ,ows ' tood ’ for our Quartermceters*
for the handsome cake. Her-charm-| <lppartmfnt 18 ,n tood 8ha P e - b * la *
lug ways, pretty face and unique |. ,n , tharBe °! '; Joh " ancl r y”- w -
position caught the fickle fancy of
the crowd and as she ’smiled coyly
had a sandwich-thin in forty.- public address,
eight hours. In fact, the ec.ndwlch-
from the safe shelter of Mr. Keara’ ** wer * 80 thin that tha company
anna la flagrant disregard of pro
priety, the votes were given her
vfhich secured for«her the cake.
Now, good readers, do not be shock
ed for little Vernelle Chassareau
la only 19 months old. Quite a
nice little sum of money was real
ised.
The many friends of Mr. -<Mkn
Mellcrd were grieved to hear of nis
death which occurred June 19. His
remains were laid to rest by tho.v>
of his loved ones, who had preceded
him, at !the Methodist church. The
funeral services were conducted hy
Ref; Dibble, minister In charge, the
Masons took charge and laid him
to 'rest according to their solemn
rites. !He was a prominent Mason
and his death is a loss to his
lodge. |
Scarcely had the funeral notes
died away when the Reaper came
again and gathered unto himself the
ybnng wife of Mr. John Dandrldpe.
nee Niro Martin, To know her w-?s
to love her. She was so gentle and
hind, her affectionate disposition
endeared her to all who came lr»
contact with her. Her j death"
|« particularly sad, as the leaves an .
Infant r few weeks old; also a wid
owed mother, two sisters, three bro
thers, a hustuyid. and many relatives
and friends to grieve over 'her un-.
timely end.
, .The 4th passed off very quietly
here. The other “element” gave
picnics, but rv they employed “the
band" we were not disturbed by the
•iroisy drum’’ which I for one lid
not miss.
Mr. and Mrs. E, L. *Ohass«re8u
are visiting relatives in Cottngevil?. .-
Miss Noale Dodd accompanied tb^m
.vOn e visit to her aunt, .Mi&s Lottie
Willis.
Mrs. Newton and Miss Elfe, of
Charleston, arte visiting Mrs, M. W.
Clement.
Misa Emma Meyer, of Charleston.
Is visiting Miss Hath Larsen: -
Mr. f Roper Larsen is visiting
friends In the City by the Sea.
If my^ welcome is of the cor
rect degree of wcrrc’h, I'll indeed
say, J
“More Anon." a
I mascot cor*'umed three, the mascot
being a small yellow kltteir;
We have had only one man In the
hospital so ter and he Is thorough
ly convinced that a red-hot cinder
In contact with the eye is no joke.
He is O. K. now. ?• ✓
No one rred fear that" his of
their boy will get drunk for there
is nothing intoxicating In this town,
the inhabitants all being prohibition
ist« c-nd consume it all themselves.
One bottle of beer made Its way
into camp today ar<l five hundred
The Press sag gtangard:
State campaign mooting .on Sot
has aroused thoughts In my mind
that I wonld like to ospreoa.
The brazen effrontery of iomo of
the men running for onr moot prom-
Inep^ office# la enough to wako up
the conservative element of onr
county and State, when the chief
executive and He a candidate for
re-election will with boldness get mp
and aay that be baa nothing to re*
gret or apolo^Ike for, with a record
that is a list of errors or wilful
perverted justice. Take his speech
Id Charleston. ^ When the city, fore
seeing the evil of borse-reclng, bed-
tbe^ministers of eveir church to
preach against it. and then at a
private expense to the better ele
ment, sent a delegation to the
legislature, both the House and Ben-
ate gave them the relief asked by
eroding a law prohibiting racing
in the State.
Then for him whose duty it la to
uphold r law and order, to say la a
Go on -with jopr
Bmoaks, July S—Special: Cottoa
«rop is improving, hat the ^ corn
crop is not doing well. For the last
three weeks.we have bad Ideal crop
growing weather. Some folks have
laid by corn. Others haven’t.
Those who attended die • State
campaign meeting In Walterboro
last Saturday from Smoaka were:
Mefism u C. Padgett. Harvey Pad-
gvtt, S. P. J. Garria, Jr., A. P.
ffcui-h, J. GASmoak. Jno. B % Smith.
T J. Berry. W. J. Berry, Hear}*
Yarn, Willie D Smoak, Lucas Smith,
P. W. Strickland, Prink Bunton. M.
D. Jones, Asbury Jones, D. E.
Smoak and wife, B. L. Jones.
The 4th of July picnic given by
the baseball team was a very enjoy-
obel affair. Quite c* large crowd of
people were present. A game of
bail between Colleton and Branch-
viile was the mala feature of the'
day. The result was a victory for
Branchvilie. Shortly after dinner.
Prof. Jas. Risher made an able ad
dress, his subject being the 4th of
the largest city In his State, he toyr. that coll!d ^ doM by bit> phytlclMa
"You dare not vote against me, you
are not free. God gives yon free
moral agency and the laws of the
United States gives you free suf
frage, but I will make ybu pay well
for your disobedience." Poor peo
ple, what are they to do?
It is an insult to every cUisen in
Charleston. It is an insult |o ev
ery man in the State and every ram
soldiers had a war-whoop around t>» , n lhli old Pa!inett0 .
stopper.
If the enemy turn? us loose will
probr-bly* write you again.
Anniston, Ala., July 8i
day.
The following headquarters were
mreed upon:
Btthel Presbyterian—The Manse.
Bethel Methodist—Mrs. G. C.
Brown.
1st Baptist—Mr?. B. 'G. J'rice.
2nd Baptist—Mrs. D. E. 0
Clough.
backed by the influence of every
good woman, should rise with the
strength of union and wrench from
the hands of this polluted egotist
the rein* of our government. He is
the church removed when the
SP'
Home Visitath-n in Walterboro.
Quite an enthusiastic meeting of
town pastors, visitation officers,
and voljunteer porkers was held at
St. Jude's Episcopal church Monday
night to confer h* to division of
territory and duties for visitation
observance in Walterboro on the
13th. .V*
The assignmer* of territory was
quickly made, headquarters for the
varioua schools decided upon, detail
ed instructions weere given visitoA
and everything put in readiness for
the actual visitc.*ion of homes ^ ^ ^
. for'the best element for b j’b
and his family was done but to no
avail*. Mr. Prdgett was above his
three score and tenth year. He has
been a consistent member of the
Meri^dist church for many years.
He did valiant service in the w.;.-
herween the North -and South, and
it has been said for him that he
wa? a true and fec-riess soldier
Besides being a soldier, he held :be
portion of first Lieutenant. He
leaves an aged wife, ten children,
twenty-four grand children and a
wide circle of intimate frlenda to
July* Just before dinner H. R.
races, in spite of law; In spite of smckland made a abort address,
the fc-t that the moral, rellgloe#’*:* Thursday evening about dusk Mr.
financial element condemns It; go| A . H . Padgett ^ „ hi>
home
o, with yoor gambll., TIM.-'I . ;ar Smoek( Mr ht4
Thon to tit. people of Ch.rle.ton, I (or montb . Everythin, proportion. Md uld that Mr w »* “ »'• ,, ' h l”*’-
and well
viqlatio& of the law) wonld bring ’eoesmnnity, died et hie he
him up to the Stage a drink of beer .Thursday evening et • e’w^—:
he wonld be better able to enawer lllhcea of eevenl weeks. Mr.
the qneetion. CT coni%e. It wee grll was a member of o largo
lag for mo to have to fit and lie- j f *®By, hit fE-'ker, Joel Padgett, el
ten to Blesse s lies. The Idee of ' om tlm ® °m a M« practically nil the
his making tt appear that the begin- ****• ln this hommnnity. Of thin
ning of oqr troubles was when j Mr. Padgett. Is survived by
he refuted to v appoint n negro notary T** brother, S, Weston Pad-
pnhllc, whose appointment, by the ! ■* tt * ot ^“fdhnri, sod ode sis-
way, 1 had asked only as a frvor to 8moek, of Bnioaha.
gentlemen In Charleston who | Th * luo^r*! afrrices were held Fri-
nre-.o not then, nor have ever beeo. ,d ** • ff * rroon ** ^ o'clock at the
my political frlenda. Are Messrs Smoaka Baptist church, after which
Nathans and Slnkler also negro ll,ld to wst in the cemetery
loverd? And do they believe. In '•^Joining. A very large concourse
social equality? Certainly not. It i 0 * • orrow l B * relatlvea and friends
la almost vlckenin^to have to an-T*" Pw^nt to pay theif last
•wer such tommy-rot. j tribute to the deceased. Rev. J. C.
IVte Dispensary for .tables. . Counts, of the Methodist ehureh,
“There, jum but one cause, and 8f Johns, of which Mr. Padgett
that waa (aa I said in a published WM * «o»»l»tei* member, conduct-
article recently*,) Blease had broken I €d ,h * Iu»*rul senrlcee. Bealdee
hia public promise and hi* private *ged wife, Mr. Padgett Is sur-
word. I expected him to be Govern-1 Tlved b Y tb « following children:
or of South Carolina and when he I-yon*. Mri - C. Stride-
was elected I was happy. Any Inti- ,and, ^ Pedgett, Mrs. W. B.
motion hy him that I wished te Rhoad » Mr# - c - **• WBeo», Harvey,
usurp those functions is more that* * nd Mleeee Airy, Callimay,
absurd In the presence of many l and ^° u A,, o1 • r *
other, he asked me If I wonld name' ,,,r,n « c< 8B,oaba 1 * ith «oeptr
a man for chief constable, and In l °S °f*Mrs. Rhoad, who lives in
their presence I denounced the 1 0ran « ebur « count > r -
were Interred at Smoaks Baptist
worse than the degraded official thrf church Ia?t Friday* afternoon in the
l would hold him to hi. word not 1 *’' 1 h * , b " n * " 0 '* b !* ,l ' ur * '»
to .ppolut any, a. I knew and had ‘h* HI.
told him In writlns, that they wonld war rMOr ' 1 '■ °"' °< * bl< ' h bl * nU
be .rattera. They hare alne, dem- *"J” vn ' ,i - H * *** m
onatroted It. What more p-ool Jo.. , • ,ob ” , °“ * * rm » bU ">
he n^ed» tb * w# * t f nd was Promoted from
‘Talk about facia, Stothartl. .‘ h * r * b, “ “ J*'
Wltnea. after wIukm ur.ler oath fan b,m, "» ob ‘ M “ ““ l »-
ed Stothart. and^heu flur'ly Slat- , ”*”> r Mr ; h “ *«»
v _ - , ., , , ., ., living at Smorks, where he had
hart faced himself and look og him- ' ,
,, ... . . . . coalucted a farm,
self and his own guilt, (and. I be
lieve. Bleaee's mountainous guilt)
in the eye, he refused to /fnswer on-J /
the grounds that it might incrimir*
n.*e himself. Wh} - * didn't Blease read
pear When Trtterfne ia Used.
This is the onn unfailing reme
dy, and no matter how severe »
case of eczema/ piles, tetter, ring-
moum his^departure. HU rem£^ntJ tb ® constable letter—the letter, of ng orin 0 j d BO rutKhr ecalp disease
— ' ‘ ~ * ‘'prophetic warning which I wrote * ™
had
bar-room was put in an Hlegai dK'
tanr#* of it. If the- church peopie,
the ro’^ervative people, the reform
people *i,t Idle and allow the g-nt*
Win*, grafting dricklhg element of
cur State reflect our present incum
bent with his running mate, the
pompons R B Evans, onr county wiT
presence of a large concourse of
sorrowing friends and relatives.
>fr. Aquilic, Bassett, son ar*i
•lauthter. of Stokes, visited rela
tives at Smoak* last week.
Mr?. V. M. Berry’s sister. Miss
Garris of Colleton, spent someume
with her Irjt week -
, Mistier t«ul and Ethel Arnett of
be in a deplorable condition. Think V alterboro, are visiting Mrs..P. J.
well, fellow citizens, before yen Liston, and Mis? Mamie Biers,
east your vote and regardie?- '"'wf 1H‘?s Ethel Maxcy of Wiliianis. is
friend or foe. exercise your suffrr.*!' apend rg sometime' with her broth
er, I. M. Maxcy. of Smoak?.
county and State. Sft is your Go ; -
Biven right and do not be coerced
out of it. ^
W. A. DuRart.
roftageville. July 8. 1912.
t. T. Polk a Candidate.
The card of Hon. J. T. Polk, of
IslaDlton, t.npeers in this issue of
The Preae a*d'Standard, as a can
didate for re-election to the House
of Representatives from Colleton
county. Mr. Polk is so well-known
cter the conntp thc-t It Is hardly
necessary to give him the custom
ary write-up, so far as giv!r*t our
fr*ople the information, a? to th'
candidate, is concerned
Mr. Polk was horn <>B years ago.
near his presena home, and though
«« years of age. his appearance md
physlcal^constitutlon do* not iMi-
cate that h^ 1* more than S'L For
ft large pari of his life, Mr, Polk
was engaged in Haw-milling rod
farming, and conducted a Irnnhj,
manufacturing industry in Oeo»*la j
ar-l Florida, returning to SoufbfCar-'
olina in 19«4 to his present (home j
St. Jude’s—The Epi.-ccpal
tory..
rpc-
J. Millignn Padgrtt Candidate Fur
Sheriff.
It will come somewhr-* ns a sor-
tpr'se to. r> —eat many people ’n
the county thatjJ. Milligan Pa*l^'
pyrniicll of Jr-"ksonboro,' 1 has decided to *
WWt 5 -* 'n Walterboro Sr-turday, we
leapfed That “Pncle Jack" was at
Mr. Perry Sanders. We called *.»
see him', !ui r were Informed that ho
had ju?* gone. . Very sorry we did
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The Shuptrlne Co, B&vennah Ge.,
For Sale By John M Klein
him, and in which I told him that
he had broken his word, rather than
switch off on the irrelative Urgent
of alleged social guiltM
IgcnM-'ki *Qireat.
“Of course, his nasty threat about
(he metropolitan police i* In keep-
ing“»wlth the rest of his character,
but it is Id no wo-y disquieting. If
it means anything it means simply
this: Up to August 27th, no mat
ter‘what fhe people of Charleston
do,' the constables will stay here t
a- graft r^ents. On Auguet 2Stb. Widtcrboro R«:adrr* Are licaring the
If by their vo*e». the people of Char- Way.
(e?ton have resented his dirty ad- It's the Utile kidney* lllev— -?
ministration, he will take it as a The lame, weak or aching back—*
?ufficier*t crisis in the hietory of
the State to justify; his resort to
whatever exfrr.”rdinafy power
HELP THE KtaNKYft
til !'
Death of Little Gertrude nniit i* ,
Little Gertrude Fennell died June
6 1912. Khe wa.s a bright and lov- hs? b&en known for «<unetlirc
ing little or*-*. She was one* year and Mr thirklng of
six months bid.
pat see h im However, we know he can stretch the laws to mean. The
will mike those speeches for us f metropolitan police bill has been
which he is umDr promise to make, repealed, but he refers to pome y.a-
while down in Colleton.
A. P
S.
God in his wisdom removed it
from errth to bloom in his gard3n
above. It is so sad to know that
our hearts shall no more be glad
dened by its presence on this earth,
but we
things well, so we bow in humble
submission to his will. All was
done for It that ayjld be dorv. but
God said, “No, I need it to bloom
in my garden above." So he gently
removed it and now it is sweetly
ing thi? nve, but a? he had not
trounced his candidacy before tl. ! -.
it was thonght that he would f
rr-'-’r the r^npaign at this * ■*
Mr. Padgett has been living f -r
many years at Jaeksonbcro which -
realize that God doeth r-M situated in the lower part of th*
county in the malarial belt.. On re
count of the fact that health eon
dltlons were not what he desired In
this place, Mr. Padgtt, tw<? years
ago, moved to Bears Inland, wh*re
he wm coDducttng a farm. His An*
resting on
It
Jesus’ bosom in Heaven. <Ire crop waa destroyed by the \’»
was -too pure for a world like | R b *t storm last year, after whir-h,
this to dwell with. mortals here, i be planted truck. Again his cr^n
so God hr-? claimed It for hi? own .ban proven a failure. Mr.. Pad** *
to dwell forever th-re .married Misa Buckner, of Hampton
Grandmother' | county, and they have eight rVl-
- I dren He desired to live at ■>
Tin VeinasM-c Picnic. | place where the tfehool facjlltl*^ ar«*
The gathering at the Yemassee pic eood, in order thr> be might cdu-
nlc vesterdap represented the cou*> ( cate them.
ties of Hampton. Colleton. Jasper j For seven years he has been nrt-
nnd Beaufort, was an altogether istrate nt Jackaonhoro. This,, po< -
pleasant affa.f The little ^ town tfon he has held to the er«*ire
took this way of introducing her u fsfftction of f ’l concerned
glhborg to her new town hall.
They gladly wished her well -nBeru
fort Gazette..
? Fvattunati* n-- Held Frbbiy.
The. examinations for Winthrep
scholarship? were held at the court
house Frldfy. July 5th. There
were three young Ic-dje? who stood j thority
these examinations; one tor admis
sion and two for the scholarehlp.
The young .ladle* stalling were
Miss Kstherine-4tl>eville. Walterbo
ro; Misa Amelia Frc-ser, IValterbo-
rci: Miss Aline Rifher.tSmoak?.
The examination? for the Gollege
of 'Charleston were also held la*q
Friday. There was only one ap
plicant for this schoiarsbip, Mr.
Blisb Breland. 1
gue, obsolete power whereundcr r-
sort of martial law might he fols-
•cd uprm^tjw— a power, of course.
i>i;.ler our institution? necessarily
lodging in our Executive, if . upon
any. rare occ'-sion a city held itself
in open rebellion against State, au-
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“That such condition? In Cho.-
lestcf* could suddenly ipripg up mv-
er night upon hi* defeat could only merit for the purposes tor which
appeal to his d)?ef.«ed and lawless j their Ui*e is intended. I found this
mind, and were he even so dDpos- ;preparetitn very effective in re-
SimpsonviUe School Of
Music
.Twenty years ago. he wa? know:
a? “that wild, mischievous MiU:g.-n
Padgett" and for several year* p *
he Is known as a consistent me*n-
Two Normal Schools of Music
for Colleton County The first ses
sion beginning July 15 and lasting
12 days will te held in the town
of Hendersonville. The second se?
•ion will be held in the town of
Smoaks, beginning July 29, and
lasting 12 consecutive days.
All branches including beginners
theory, voice, expressior*. Harmony
riid corapositkn, will be taught in
their utmost simpliclt}.
If you are a beginner you eaa't
»-» ... Treasurer tsnd Mr?. R E. Jones, 0 f the Baptist church, which w 4 afford *to miss these school* If you
where he has since been fanning fH^d son > Edgar, arc nt Lodge this ( built and mrlntained largely* at hi- are an instrun-entalist you will get
Mr. Polk has only served one term (week, having been called to the
as representative, being the only tv D bedside of their daughter. Mrs. \V.
HI?
ll«‘
our
lie position be bn? ever held,
acts while h member /of the
legislature r-re faprifiur to
readers. Mr. Pblk has taken
active part in church nM Sunday
school work^f-nd ha? been a libera!
cupporter of the Sunday school in
his community'.
W Cone, ^ho 1* quite ill
report? elate- iliat Mrs (one
resting a'little et?ier.
Last
i?
Til** f1('*i»e «< a lln*han«l.
1? too important a matter for
expgjtje near Jackaonhoro. Mr 0 • 1- well paid for r.*Uending. If yon
gett 1? held in high e?teem by. hi** are a teacher you *hou!d attend, a?
neighbolfs and has lent bis a the mest correct methods for alt
nnce fowrl-d? there things w'i h the rJboxe mentioned brar* he* will
have tended to upbuild bM» comm-j '- he given in there schools Plan w
ty, For many years be had h-*e
memb-r of tb* board of trusteef
Mrs. E. O. B GiWb? and rbUdr-m
left yesterday for Bailey, N. C
»here they .will spend eome time
^ith the former's sister, Mrs.
ClautiNl
. . 1 is b!« Bcbool district and hi*
woman to be handicapped by we&k-1 r-?r sincere in their desire t** 1 ‘ *
ne.-e, hnd bleed or foul breath/ Avol p r -ifno*ed to a larger field
these kin-hopes hy taking Dr. King’ usefulness as sheriff of Calif ' ‘
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Jno. M.-Klstm’*. jN. C: A. Bauls «t Georgetown
bo on hetsd p* the opening Any j>-
formation coneernlcg bc>;,r»! and
frieu l* tsiticn car- i< ha<| by writing R* v.
C A. Martin, Ptcietiry White Hail.
S C.
MCD WE AMP. PRINCIPAL
SimpsonviUe, P C.
cd, he would find that the Court?
of South Carolina, for which h* pro
fesses such utter contempt, would
stay HI* vengeful hand.
“We know that Charleston aDo
too long has bent under the fear
of usurpation, but * believe that
there is still pride and resentment
left, and from now until election
day. I expect to cidl upon her peo
ple by theli* unar/mous vote to
spurn the bribe of peace at the
price of indtpendtnre, and I a*k
them now in the language of Pat
rick Henry, *1* life so dear, or
pery*e so sweet, a? to be purchased
at the price of chains and slavery’?'
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| OO bUriPtac ted; 7.
Buy if now. Chiwuberiaii.'s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is *1
most certain to be aved/d before ?be
summer ia over. Buy it ru>W tosd
be-prepared for «nch an emergency.
For scanty ail dealers.
lieving kidney complUnt.
* For sale by all dealers. Price If
cents. Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agent* for tho Uni
ted State*. 1
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AUCTION SALE.
BY
C. U KLATTE AUCTIONEER
I will offer for. sale on
TUESDAY July 16th, 1912,
at eleven A. M. at the office
of the Charleston Heal
Estate Exchange No. 61
Broad Street ^Charleston, S.
C. Tract of land situated
near Smoaks, S. C. contain
ing about 1479 acres, and
bounded as follows;—North
hy lands of-J. M. Hiers and
P. W. Thomas, East by
Key
and Brunson and C. L. War
ren, and VVest by lands of
J. A. Sauls, P. W." Thomas,
J. L. Spioak, A. C. Hiers,
and Lige Brown. Terms -
Cash. Purchaser to pay
taxes due and .payable in
1^12 and C. U. Klajte $25.00
for papei-s. - - - »
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