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followed Mr.. Villas. He would say but
q word, he said. The time for debate
was past and he knew full we'll that an
appeal would fall on deaf ears. There
wa, onlv one thing lrit to enter a pro-
te,t-and he did this. o ~in bitterness.
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BRYAN NAY BE NOMINATED.
The Eject Of His speech on the Conven-
ton Electric.

CHICAGO, July lot is freely pre-
dicted that Bryan of Nebraska will he
nominated by the Democratic conven-
ton. Already many of the delegations
have signified their intention of voting
for him. His speech has turned all
heads in his direction, and even Altgeld
says his nomination may result. Ala
bama, Louisiana and Georgia are among
the states WHICH will vote for him.
George Fred Williams of Massachusetts
has agreed to place him in nomination.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 8, 1895.
WHEAT-July closed, 52Ac; Septem-
Der, 53Tc. On track-NO. l hard, SOC;
No. l Northern, 54c; No. 2 Northern,
53Ac.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

NIIWAukeS UTAH.
MILWAUKEE, July 9, 1898.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 55Hc; No.
Northern, 5SKc; September, 56Lc.
CORN-No. 3, 26Hc.
OATS-No. ? white, l7Ac; No. 3 white,
174@l7X.
BARLEY-No. 2, 3Oc; sample on track,
q 4 2Sc.
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Rppu,scd

EULUwAvo, July 0.-Plummer's col
umn. after several hours fighting ON
Sunday, frally repulsed a Matabele
force. The latter lost 100 killed. The
British lost % killed and wounded.
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Topper Ministry Resigns.

OTTAWA, Ont, July lO.-Sir Charles
Upper and his colleagues have re.
signed.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, July ., 1895

OHICAEO, July 3, 1880.
CLOSING PRICES
.WHEAT-July, aNc; August, 55Hc;
September, 56H@6Ac; December, $500
bSHc.
CORN-July, 26Hc; September, NHo;
May, 29H@19ssc.
OATS - July, l5Hc; September.
l5H 1890; May, lsc.
PORK-July, d. 40; September, Z. so;
October, 4s.4t; Janua-y, t7.a.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, July ., 1895.
HOGS-Trade fairly active, prices weak.
Sales ranged at &.25@3.55 for light;
&3.l5@3.45 for mixed; q. s5@3 .35 for heavy;
$2.S5G3.05 for rough.
CATTLE-Desirable grades steady,
others easy.
Sales ranged Mt s.. +0@ t.6O for becves;
81. 20 AGO for COWS and heifers; s.. 35d3.9O
for Texas steers; $2.50d3.6O for stockers
and feeders.
SHEEP-Market strong to 1Oc higher.
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; cattle, $500;
sheep 5000.
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LOO the OnnOsite Ground.

The Palmer resolution was laid on the
table by a vote of 400 to lob.
Other resolutions laud Mckinley and
Gamble, regret the death and loss OF
services of ex-Gov. Mellctte, score Pet
tigrew for his bolt in st. Louis, and
promise legislation in transportation
and grain elevator matters.
Nominations and a Bolt.
r. J. Gamble was nominated for con-
gress by reclamation at III 80 o'clock.
Coe | Crawford. William Gardner and
w. S. Glass, were placed in nominal
ton. Crawford was nominated by a
vote of 357 Gardner ISL Glass A.
Ringsrud, Herreid, Greeley and Gift
ford were placed in nomination at IL 80
o'clock. Just before the ballot was
taken 20 of the M~innchaha delegation
bolted the convention and walked out
under the leadership of Judge Palmer.
Harley Black, a member of the III faith
full delegates, arose i'll the convention
and denounced the boilers amid great
excitement. The Minnehaha boilers
are Palmer, Bates, MOrcom, Gunder-
i'll 1luSStah, "a lVfoh, oItiaIll Llcu
LYMAN, Waits, Krieser, kingsbury,
Bright and Williams.
At | 80 a. IN. two ballots had been
taken for governor without a choice. A
break occurred just before the second
ballot was announced and Ringsrud
was nominated by acclamatiOn. ID. T.
Hindman was nominated for lieutenant
,,>,-,r,,nr NV a1c1ar,afinn Tn~&o
having withdrawn before the roll call
was completed. w. H. Roddle and
Charles Thompson were the candidates
for secretary of state. Thompson with
drew and Roddle was nominated by
reclamation.
The editor of the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader, Democratic, has announced
that sc and his paper will support the
Republican platform.
ENDEAVORERS BY THOUSANDS
They Are Pouring Into Washington From
All Sections.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The van
guard of the great army of Christian
Endeavorers, delegates to the Fifteenth
annual convention OF the organization,
have already begun to pour into Wash
ington. 1t is confidently expected that
by noon upwards of 80, 900 visitors will
be in Washington, and for this
preparation has been made. In differ
II sections of the city churches
have beel assigned as head
quarters of the various state delegations
and are prettily decorated. In the big
tents in the White House elipse, where
the formal ceremonies of the conven-
ton begin, the finishing touches
have been added to the internal ar
engagements and draperies. AS a pre-
liminary the local committees have
arranged for the holding of special SER
vices in "A churches.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-23
Green Tag Sale at Bears.
Persian Violet at Duncan's.

Persian Violet at Duncan's.
Miss Grace Lamb, of Lisbon, N. D..
is here on visit.
A-Soda water and all kinds ofsummer
drinks at Daubney's.
Mrs. r. A. Miller is visiting her
daughter in Minneapolis.
Week day dinners at the Opera
Restaurant, 2l5 West Water st. 70
cents. 10
Don't buy chop house candy when
you can get fresh candy at the Sugar
Bowl.
-Children's Day was very beauti
fully observed at the congregational
church Sunday.
Positively, the best made "the Bal
Bearing bicycle shoes" for sale only
at Smith & Dixson's.
Mrs. w. j. Schmitz and daughter
of Milwaukee, returned home las
Tuesday, after visit here.
Capt. and Mrs. f. /. Weiser ant
son Harry attended the wedding 0
their son Sam at Eagle Grove las
week.
"A new store is being erected on TIN
lot west of Haugen's store. Rumo
says that it is to be a wholesale grocer,
! house.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-23
New Metzger Medicine Company,
DEBORAH, IOWA

Green Tag Sale at Bears.
Persian Violet at Duncan's.
Cigars Ice Cream, etc, at the Opera
Restaurant.
Buy your groceries at McCauley
& Carolan's. II
ALI you can eat at the Opera Res
taurant for 20 cents. Is
--McCauley & Carolan handle
everything in the grocery line. IL
-Lemen Bros circus will be at
New Hampton this week Friday.
"A. l.. Brian came up from La
Crosse on business trip last Wednes-
day.
Hon. w. H. Klemme, of Ridge
way, was DEBORAH visitor last We'd
! nesday.
Hon. James +. Blythe, of Mason
City, was in the city last Wednesday
and Thursday.
"A. N. Vance and l.. l.. Caldwell
left for Minneapolis Sunday night, on
School Broad matters.
DIR. S. V. Weiser and bride came i'm
Saturday evening from Eagle Grove,
and visited with relatives here.
Misses Emma VIII, of Fayette,
and Gertrude Kaye, of Calmar, came
over from Calmar on their wheels last
week Tuesday, returning that evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-23

1t is what to few proprietary preparation
are--an honest medicine.
~>Fiftv cents a bottle.~~
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22

by The Scrspple Boat club OF Philadel-
phia. the Sultan OF Turkey. the Begun
OF the Gringoes. and all his baggage
checks and his reporters fire badge. At.
tired 10 this gorgeous gsrb. his decora-
lions rafting like milk wagon on q
Brooklyn cross street. he moved grand
ly on to join the throng OF quantity at
tired Orientals and soberly-clad mou-
jiks, and marched down toward the
Kremlin. beautiful and resplendent. He
walked back and forth, back and forth
and yet nobody kow -towed before him.
Toward nightfsll he began to complain
that he was pot recognized. "rhey
don't know me-" he cried. They DON'T
know me-" And rs the days passed his
wonder and just anger grew
Il have not been invited to a single
royal function" he complained to his
Russian valet. why. they think am
q reporter! am going to leave this in
fernal put OF bsrbsrism and ignorance"
why. who are you. your highness,
when you are at homer" queried the
valet with awe.
Il Am roiter," said Mr.. Davis. "and
here ! am not appreciated. Why, l
wrote Princess Aliney l discovered
Queen AnLe! immortalized the boule.
wards Of Paris! land he buried his
face 10 his plumed cooked hat.
This gifted young man expected-and
Why should he MOTTO be presented to
the Emperor and Empress OF Russia.
and to take that exalted part in the
coronation winch belonged and which
he believes would unhesitatingly be
given to the author of Princess Aline."
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22

The German R0psreF's Ch.sdven.
How the German emperor will bring
up his only daughter is no subject
of wonderment to the Berliners. They
know that. princess as she is. she VIII
be taught to be . good housewife. to
sew. to cook perhaps, and to order din
ner certainly. For the sovereign's ideal
woman IL q strictly domestic person.
m bis ideal man is d stout soldier. His
little boys haven't much fun In their
daily lives. Concerning these lives the
Sketch says: In the Spartan upbring-
ing of his children the kaiser rivals his
ancestor, Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia
According to Klausmann's "Leben In
Deutschen Kaiserhaus," the life of the
royal children of Berlin is not sweet
ened by hours Of inactivity. In their
wears Of infancy the kaiserin ministers
TO almost all their wants. spends a
GOOD mart of the day with them and
enters into all their amusements, When
the princes arrive st the age of things
are all changed and it is all work.
They are then allowed about an hour
and half out Of their waking hours to
themselves; all the rest of their day
is spent in study and physical training.
Even in holiday time their tutors ac-
company them to superintend their
studies.-Philadelph Ledger.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22
YOUR ,ohD BUGGY TOP
Made New

Buggy top trimmings. cushions and dashes always on
hand and made to order II your buggy top needs fix
ing bring around Will guarantee you perfect eatis
faction. both in work and price,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22
ICES.

The base ball pigmies that used to be
called the Giants have one friend and
believer left. He lie q newsboy. about rs
tall ~ table. and he crept up to me as
l was reading an evening paper and
asked. Boss, Who won today?" turned
to the base hall page and replied, BAL
tinore. 9 to G." my God!' exclaimed
the little newsboy. with hollow moan.
and turned away sorrowfuIly. Perhaps
he had wsgered bic last nickel upon
New York. go would have to g hungry
spI <socseless until he could buy the
next dsy's papere On credit and cell
them At profit. But it was touching
to find such childlike faith left in Israel.
For many moons have not been able
to discover anybody that believed that
the ex- Giants could ever win game, or
ever had the intention OF winning a
game. All the betting that I have
heard about has turned upon the ques-
ton bow many points below the lowest
possable point in the list Of clubs the
Ne~ Yorks had firmly determined to
score. To encounter boy who still
believed 10 them was q revelation. /
advise tho New Yorks to secure that
boy. not - q mascot are beyond
the help Of any msscot-but ~ . public
mourner. The way 10 which he said
NY Cod" and moaned would have
made tho reputation Of 4 tragic actor.
Il implied that the ex-Giants might,
could, would or should have won save
for the interposition OF IN unkind fate,
and it compelled sympathy for play rs
that have become accustomed to ridi-
cule and contempt.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22
LIZ ROI EST MORT

He died for you. Upon the balcony.
We watched the funeral train wind
slowly by;
Until your falseness smote you and you
fed
Aud you hid your frightened face upon
While I, who followed, seeing your
despair.
STOPPED down and kissed the midnight
on your hair.
"Ah. treason! perfidy!" heard you say;
And yet you did not thrust my arms
away.
The dirges sounded through the chamb-
Still sweeteDed by the gift of his per-
fume.
But presently the music faded QUITE
Dsafh's terrors passed! We sought
again the light.
"Ah, tressop! still You said rs We leaned
there.
You spoke the TRUTH THAT kiss upon
my hair"
That funeral!" And yet. between your
sighe,
You let me kiss you on the lips and
eyes.
The Successor.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22


from Moscow mournful and with frac-
tured heart. His trusts in princes and
his hopes Tor Russia had received n rude
shock. Fills presence and participation
ia the corooations and functions at
Moscow we're to be the GROWING point
IN his wondrous career. His ambition
to be the centre OF the pageant dates
from the time he wrote Princess
Aline," the heroine OF which was the
Princess Alix. now the Czarina. while
Mr.. Davis, thinly disguised in the text.
bat frankly confessed in the illustrs-
tons. was the hero. II is a matter ;Sot
record that. when this story was com
pleted, solemn consultation was held,
m which Mr.. Davis, the Harpers, and
other interested and interesting perecns
took part, to decide whether it would
Be safe to publish the delicious romance
before the marriage OF the actual Prin-
cess Aline.
Believing that time aad absence had
healed some Of the wounds in the Prin-
csss's heart, the Romeo Of Franklin
square prepared to visit her in the spe-
cial chrouicler OF the ceremonies OF her
coronation His ambitioa vas the
Journals opportunity. and he was hired
By Mr.. Hearst to be the historian and
ornament Of the festivities and thus to
fascinate the eyes Of the world. When
he arrived in Moscow he Immediately
provil ed himself with gorgeous court
costume with black knee brooches, en-
broidered coat, silk stockings, court
shoes With resplendent buckles. plumed
hat and giittering sword. He never
doubted-why should he!-that the
genius who had won praise from Mr..
Marion Wilcox in the Bazaar. from Mr..
Lawrence Hutton in the book page of
the monthly. and from other poets and
urose writer's In the Franklin square
eallery. would be anything but an OBJ
joct q reverertial interest among the
oth~ great ones Of the earth in Mos
eDw.
One bright morning soon after his A.
nfval in Moscow he pot on his uniform
I'd spread On his chest tire decorations
husus0o1 % hin By various principeli-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-08-22

One bright morning soon after his AZ
eival in Moscow he pot on his uniform
I'd eprsad On his chest tire decorations
busss0o1 % him By various principali-
tiss.and powers, Including those given
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-04
DROBNE ZPRAyY.

w. B. Sheehaniv hotel v Alfalfa
Ala, lehl dtery veter popelem Til
dobrovolni hasici pfi hasenf pfisli
te5kemu poranenf.
v Avalon, pfedm6stf Allegheny,
vytuchl We stfedu 20 pnlnoci pff
rodnf plyn. i3Ieta Bessie Osborne.
ova byla zabita 9lety bratr jeff Dale
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-04

nedfni afaiku vlak1 ma dfaxe 1t.
Louis n San francisco. synesla nalez,
We nest6ati zayneno bylo ne ihalostf
k1ndukttra Atwooda u strojyndce j.
A. Drydena Celkem bylo zabito
poran6no 80 os0b.
Farmaf Oscar Marshall North
Bend, Wis, dostal 10 do hadky tele
dfnem palmerem, ktery dopalil 80 tim
tax. 10 popadl 3Ieteho synaGka Mar
shalloya a vzay jej do stodoly rozpoltil
mu sekerou hlavn Po IL pozil jedu,
ale brzy ma to primal Sc Ike syemu
zloGinu Roz6ilenf je ohromne Pal.
meroyi hrozi LynGhv soud. Je mu II
rokh
V tchto drech bayil 80 pros.
Cleveland nedaleko Landy Spring,
Md, loyem veverek.
v 'Planters hoteln" st.
Lnuisn konana byla "a. vyrocnf
konvence american Gas Light
Assn.
Nedaleko Huston, asi IL mil
cd Pittsburgh pfi fece Allegheny,
ltybuchlo velk6 mnozstvf dynamitu.
Diva ddlnfei byli ma kusy rostr-
hAni a n6kolik t67ce poran6no.
n Asbury Park, N. J. sdeluje
Sc: DR.. w. w. Palmer, vyniksjfcf
ltkaf Keanborgu, jakoz jeho chor
a dcera, by!i neialeko Keypost "a
biti vlakem drhhy Freehold & Allan.
tic Highland.
Ma Smiths Lake ~ Denver uto.
nula cbot groceristy A. J. Spute-a
Sc ssymi b ditmi, vozic sc ma 6lunu.
Mdsto New Orleans zazilo We
stfedu Frudkf lijavec, vichfici a
hromohtf. Blesk udpfil do 6 de-
mil jak}si Albert Tfalina byl ble-
skem sabit Dopraya ma elektr.
pou. karach musela byti ma Gas Ia
stavena.
Ma trait Wyoming Valley Trac-
tion Pennsylvania udalo Sc patek
dasn6 rano nestdstf. Vaz, jezdfcf
mezi Wilkesbarre a Pittston, pfeko.
til Sc dtyfi cestnjfcf lostali Sc pod
Incl. Jedna osoba byla zabita a tfi
zna6n6 zandny.
Hrozn} vybuch bicfch v6tra
udal sc dole ., Q. Lehigh IL Will
kesbarre (Pa,) Coal Co., odpoledne
We Gtyrtek. osob bylo zabito q iii
poranany.
Britickg parnfk 'Worsley HALF
pfibyl do Newyorku hoffcfm ma
kladem bavlny. Lad odjela 10.
fijna New Orleansu do Havru, ale
k vail pozaru nemoha v playb6 po-
kra6oyati. Zia Sc, 10 bude LODI
muset bsti dpln6 vyprazdnana, ably
roynez nevada N sve.
V Hammond, Ind, vloupali SO
lupidi, nejspfs Chicag6and, do OBJ
ehodu firmv "E G. Mines Hardware
CO., pokusili Sc marne vypa6enf
pekladny, ukradli pax ndiake zbran6
naboje jakoz i dvojkolky, ma nichz
pax zmizeli.
StAtnf vrchnf soud Missouri
rozhodl. ze volebnf lfstek strany
stffbrafske, ktery obsahuje jmena
demokratick9ch pres. elektorh I'd
roven statnich republikAnsk5ch kan
didata, nesmf byti pfijat ma dfednf
volebnf lfstek, 6fmz uxnan byl pro-
test statnfho demokr. nstfedniho
vyboru.
Charles Doran, obchodnfk
Glendale, o., snupl ri MAZE rymu.
PAX ale kSchl tax prudce, ze mu
praskl pffdnf sval leveho Okla, ktery
nasledkem dalsfho kychnutf vy.ezlo
. o6nfho dhiku ven. DIR. IIeady
dal mu oko Ease ma sve mfsto a
doufa, ze mu 10 zaehova.
A. w. Carley okr. Braxton,
w. Va, vidal sc populisticke kan.
didatnrv n mad nffaadfcfha vrchnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-04
NEBRASKA, We srkEDu 4. LIsTopAou 1886.

y,stoupili proti MIN diva cblapi, .
nichi jeden zadrzel kon6 a druhy
y namffenym revolyerem ruce
poiAdal penfze skyosty. Kaiser
vydal Jim ihned syon pendtenku,
hodinky, jakoi | hodipky a d6man
toyou jehlici ave zeny. Kdyz vsak
pf. Kaiserosh zdrahala 80 vydaii
jim svon pens7enku, prohpal il je.
den . chlapd kulf hlavu, tahze pad
la ma mistd mrtva. +. Kaiser
pfiskocil k lupidi, ale ten sypAliv
prostfelil mu pravou ruku. Po IL
OBJ, cblapi rmizeii Y houltins
veikerd okolf Je vrasdou ton broz-
ne roztileno. HRantny p Kaiser
LEFT m polo sfleny We stravnfm do
me.
Uroda pscnice ' hIavnich mtstech.
Zsm6delsky odbor We Washiugto.
tonu usefejnil zprayu p6atovani
yyvazeni psenice cd 1880 do 1895
Y s'ousta,t, Kanads, Argentine, Uru.
quay, Rusku a Britick6 Iodii. Uka.
zuje obdobfch pet let, jak rychle
pfibSsalo vsude psenice a jak j
zslaste pfibylo posledufch Is let v
Soustati, ,Kanade, Argentine Rnsku
Bezpocbyby take Uruguay byl
vzrdsl tax veliky, jen 10 nedostaya
se k dovozeni toho lfadnich udhnf
Jedina Indie ze vsech t1chto 6 zemi
hyla, ktera rok od roku z,racela
Dale podaya obeznfk tento tabulku
naznacujfcf prdmerny vgvoz psenice
a mouky obdobfch p6ti let, 2 echo,
jde na jeyo podivuh odn6 rozmuoieni
psenice cd 1880 cd ysech zemf, ktert
psenici vyvaaeji, Pramerny vyyo,
pseLice mouky ~ Soustati Cd 1886
do 1895 zvSsil 80 D 40 ae sta; Rlske
ziskalo tez tolik; Kanada, aG vedl'
Soustatf 10 neparrnon, ukazuje yzrGs
iest6 pom6rne, neb 10 yYvoz jeff ,
dobe ID ztrojnasobil. NejvetAf yzrhsi
vyyozu udal se Argenliny Urn-
quay. Argentina posilaa roen6 2
mil. bu. v letech 1881 -s5, ale le
tech is9l-95 posilala rodnd SO mil
bualh. V Uruguay vggozu II ooC
bu. prvnf roxy stal Sc yyyoz 600,
900 bu. Uhrnem yyvezo sc mama
cen5ch zemi prynfm petilef 1881
-s5 prhm6rem 23s mil bu. rocni
a v poslednim p5tlletf 1891 u
vstoupilo m 352 m. bu. rodna. Jsou
take podany tabulky dfadnfch uda
nj jednotliyych zemf o osevkn, ski.
zni . vfyozu psenice cd 1880 do 1906
do podrobna kazdy rok.
Tragicky koaec bytiho xapasu
odehral SO - jak sdeluje Sc Ncg ga
les, Ariz., neddli Nogales, Sono
ra. Jeden b5kh roxrufil 80 vie
nezli oby6ejne rozparav jednomu
koni bfieho, Habral ma dlonhf roll
picadora Jose Anglia, ktery cht6l
mu vbodnout osten do boku,a mrstil
Jim Gem. Rozzofen6 xvffe ubodalc
a ukopalo nebozaka pax ton merou,
10 n9kolika minutach vypustil
ducha. Mezi digactyem panovalo
najakt Gas ohromne roz6ilenf, ktert
utisilo re al kdyz bSk byl usmrcen,
Po 2G ietech. F..
Perry Richardson Kendall Il
Elroy, Wis, zat6en hyl ma obzalobu,
10 pied 30 lety zastfelil jakehosi
Wilde-a. Richardson Ill pod cizfm
jmenem, ale pred nedavnem pozadal
pod pravym jnenem SWIM iakousi
pensi a TO upozornilo nan policii v
Portage, kde zlooin byl spacbAn.
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