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2nmoer Sosm, Himserife.
Sen 29De Mai 1897.

Sen 29oe V(ai 1897.
Sr. Reoaitsr!
Seq mootos iguar ira Ell at mine pc,
iisnbts / Amerita ct Qrep, bpori ban Tiger, al
ban / "7etorub Qoittu" bapOe lrit mine imaa
RorrsipouOancer bcriru, % bet 9lroer mig at
it, at Dc bar pultott bans 9iialo. Deg Tan
imiolertio life imsotfomntt hans Spforprin9
ON at Irioe oitcrc Oa lGngere Artittcr berira;
;bi bet CT 10 lille ianme0et at berttte ira ocnne
file aunerbD9O, og lGngcre, tiloels politife
Stripsrisr, iom mere omiGtter bet bcle 2unO,
tror leg iiIe, Sr. &coaitgreu brDr ia ON.
Set tonrrer 10 | Be nprits Apiitr, ION bolOts
Borrower. 9ts Hal Dog meo iSr. 8eOattersns
Samtptfe M oq pa laoc bore ira mig ON
lotale 0Gnoclicr % 6orbOloe Der ira 2iitrits
tet.
@or 6ribtoSoaa Den 17Oe Mdi ~oprunot
itraolenot % liar, % 6laacne oaicOe runOt
Omirin9 pau @anroene ira Den tiOligc Wors
gen. Stignt Saaen ialoer ino Den trable
Gaaraaustio, iaa brilsr Dog on GftermipO1.
gen for os ftitt ali arbsiot; Oct or en- 6sitipss
bag, iom o~uiidttcs al als 49, imaa % tore
lln9 % 9ammel ~ mto Den famine gegcis
firing % mto ligcipm en- btli9 2GreirpRt uto
Sauien paa bore btuioOeoc 6Gore ~ bet
Storbeosprri, iom If i'm Afilutniug bin
9ao / 1914, 2unotr 6oltciortuina frirsoe
Snaen mso Set paa TperGaaro, boOr Norns
muiien fra tiolig poa GitermioOaQtn snp
Here Wuitnummcrc, % ira bette oOmiUercuoe
Sttp inobsb Qublitum iii at iumles. 6ols
tept ~lotteOes Oa o9ida citsrboanoen, ioa bet
oar iert 1unoreoc, iom nsotc op / 6citittm=
ming. foltGiortrin0cus SOrmauo, 6r. Sirs
tciuratr 0itcr, suItcoe @iritcrrt pelfommtn
% bolot o0inn Salen for Soacn. @tprrts
ninoen bcftoo of itoarne SmGr6rsn, Sage %
6otOcbrFo ueo Safe til, % on @itcneu noglc
.@lds Futih, men life berai iauneget, at
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Saareoc Ylautcr.

Oct er en- betjenbt Sag, at naur ct
MenneIte eller DIR faar It Sdar, tnos
ItrGnter 2Rgens 8irtfomteo Jig Blot til
RED pasienbe antiIeptiite Wioler at be-
itptte Sdaret mob oft, Iom fan binore
!Selbrebelfen, mems ielpe Selbreoelie ss
procession befsrges at bet Iaarsoe Snois
pios egen Srganisme. Omtring Sdas
ret inbtrGeer Der en- forget GrnRringsz
ptrtiomteo, iua bet al Sdaret ecelagte
Qegemsp9D burtig blir fornDet. Npere
TIMBER egelier bar MI pit, at bet famine
er Silf9lbst / Ylanterigst. SerIom
plantepele er Bit Iauret al ct Snit, meo
en- anip {. Gts., iaa inbtr9oer Der
Itrats bcs benne Plante en- forget aanz
peorGtsuirtIpmEeo, tporDeO be til Yluns
tens S%pbpgning fprnrone Stofpetss
lingsprooutter banner Jig | en- fcreget
WtGn9oe. Sette fore9eoe 4%anbeorGt
reopurer iaalRnge, til Saaret er belet
eler Der ialfdlo bar bunnet Jig Iaameset
Storpe, at bet er giprt uItubeligt. Sugts
tageIIerne blec gjort baaoe pad Pluntes
oele, Iom enbnu FAB paa Stammen, %
paa 9ctster og andre anollsr, Tom oar
itilt fra ben. BITTER % after l9rer ili9e
Sagttugelier, at Der / fele ben prguniIte
@eroen er truffet be picunoerligIte 5ors
anitaltninger til at bepure be eriitsrsnbs
8aieners 2ip pg 2euebpgtisteo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

berpon bcror ct helOiQt loialr. 6crtil fan ooioo ipies, at
SisStcl CT Ell Collaborating oct oil iige, Den i~nobeiatcr
mango Smua' Sing; % Den, ior buem Den bcNit IyteS, oct er
ben, Der ituoerer oeu beoi, % life iorlooer i9 mere pao line
egre 5Oeer emo poo, bpoo eriorne Soft Iruer % raaoer iii.
6lere 6eil bar Sibolo uGret Giort Al ~luioenbeo eer for
mesen SeluhIio emo uo9en auben 5arm. orretning.
Get fan u1re li9eiao 9oot Der at miuOe ON. at Bier er al
itor Setponin8 Tor 6rugtaul o9 oo 4lonttrnes 6ormereie
eicnnem 6re. 0eres (iRlp CT uuuouGrlig or ell Napc.
Tprter, % oct er en- betieuot Sag, at De aor, oa 6ruolhrr
b9rer beof, er DC, / bpilfet Sierue bar bait oct melt trabclt
reo benz. Iette ian ogiaa let iortlares % itaar Sueruss
iemmelie meo, buao GlonteforItere lnrer os on Blomiters
Setonooee og om 6uublomnerueS ioaialote YiittIerS Se.
~iruotuino. 5or at beruste SIOmiter o. brnoe benz til at
bare 6ru9t er oct noouenoiat at noeet al 6aublomiernl5
i~ootalote Yolen (Slomferiou) tommsr YeroreIie meo la
itjIerue, oe oct er paopiit, at 6ru9ten uiuoer, ON bette StGp
tomnter ira en- anoen 8Iomft eler ira ct anoet IRA. 3 iaa
6enisenbe ipiIer Sierne Ell iaroeles pigug 8olle; poa inc
Ben brluger De Slomnerhpu ira Den enc Slcmit III BEN an.
Den, oe i~orsbpo9er paa ben Maaoe ior ureesn 5nbapI.
Get er ell iuloitGuoia 9iioiarelie, at Sierne CT eoelra.
genoe ior frit 6ru0i; be iuser alene pa orugt Der aaereoe
bar liOt StaOe, % uaar be life fuoer andre lobe 9abiter at
iuttc Jig pao.
Set or lite tor @aniteli9beo paa en- 5arm at inoe en-
Qlabs for 9ituberue; Ell Srcs. buorben Spasst life tonlmey,
nil siOre oet, 90 ben Dor iaa ep al uO9Ie 2rar eler en- 6rust.
bope eaer Idnes en- SGt
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
PAUL .. STENSLAND, President.
&ongcm al Siam 90 Unos
odhS San0.

Sort fgr Scn9en az Stdnl tlltradoie
lin 9eiIe til Gurcpa, afIagoe fan ct Be
Igg paa Zen GepIoH. 8eigget a%nIade5
for en- Itor gegipenfeo cg im%eoelaaea
meo Ip9not 6orbeutning, men BET Ter
lob pad en- temmslig uteloig Wdaoe, %
oeri bar guobabs Sauo itploig.
9aa GeDlcn finbes Der / Colombo Ct
3empel for 8uobah, % / bette SempeI
qiemmes en- 9uno, Der en- Sang I Sibers
res Mprgen Ital fare bart en- pldos |
Munoen pGu Snoiens 8uooom. ut
benne 5ano er en- meget Itor Relituie,
er en- Ssloielge. og at 5emplet Bsooer
"Oeu feaigs 9anos 3empsl," er li9eiad
inolpienos.
yu tom SO. WaieitGt pad gsieg I
Colombo og blsO% naturligcis ION bucos
tiItiIt 6erltsr mootuget meo fore Nress
bebisningsr al Wenigttoen / ben 9Ooe
Stab. Der pberrdttes fan 6lanbt I'm
Def en- qetitton, / fpiltm fan anmoosoes
ON ielO at oOertdge Stiaingsn Irm
C~bsrfopeo Tor Weni9febsn, % iamtioig
~fortdltes bet, at man iii Wliuoe ON bet
tongelige geieg biIoe oprette en- Qnitalt
for forRloreleIe, ~bubobiitiIte 8grn.
Oct bar 10 ultiummm Iaare pent, pg
aongsn al Siam iagoe mango 1at.
9erpau tea Fan msb 500 9reiter fen til
bet fer rmtalte Gdnbs5 empel, iris bels
lige aleuoDie itrsngt tsOogtes at nogle
prelater. Set sr life tilaot nogen at
fele - ON man Ia mao iige - 9ubos
ia pdd SRnoerne, men aouqen bar al en-
dnben Wentng ior lit 8eotommenbs.
San piloe fare 5dnosn / i'm 6danb "a
bar llet life til Climbs at rette iig otter
Yreiternes 5oriitring ON, at @ienitana
ben life mdatte 6ereres. preItsrne neg
teoe imi6lertib at uolepere 2dnoen - ca
9cngen at Siam prog bort lige iau
prso, ipm bans 6umer tdpbe bnret gpot,
od fan tom. Sine Guoer tea tan meo
og 6reo fig life en- be 5orGringen, man
tapoe tiltGntt Fam, lige iad bel ION fan
lo0 8aiitnbus bare gaifenfus.
3st fjalp life, at man lenote en- Dr.
putaticn til Fam for at unbitploe prsz
.~iternes Cpfsriel - BEN Matte 0ag lei
leoe Wajsit9ten bort ira 8ubba6s 5anb,
ira Colombo og be f~oralDreleie 9srn.
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202

sa Tor loaoanne, Der bet Sele taget CT ~iua9eli9t. 0Glo
= ~Hayt yielt Ell Stcutrutte; tibet Oeu meO otriuGpopir,
. 0not5 til omtrine Den. Set Den ino cn notioa parnl
"I'ooR 8 euer 10 Elmer, til oen CT omtrent laa INT lont
sT'S Set er belt nl9rteliet, buor nleeet giaring Den inoe'
'y'i Den li9ner meget tonoenicret MteIt % er lite me9et
NF'ai9 ira RiS'Nuobins.
Votstss, q nppe.
Aol s ltrGueoe 9oteter iammen meo ct Iioet Stptte iaIt
"h Wottl Yoteterne, eiterot 9anoet er ilet ira, fan rpres
SaoeS aienuem ct Gprilas: tiIiat Iit Salt, SmOr %
'"L wotil Suppen bliuer tpf omtrent iom 6hooe; ben ba'
' 000ti inbattet Yeriilc, os man laoer ben to9e5 Minuter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

tere oenne aualitet. 9ette @ieroe fabric,
res / mango ioritielise BREEDER. tprreljer
al glaiter oa SRst; ben pil tilirsbsitie
ale JorOriuser til Ct WlGroe. Oct er ia
britsret al ben beoite saloaniiereoe Staal
irnao % oauuer Ct Darist % imnlt Gjleroe.
5oruOea &Oueu gsue 6eneiug N1r.
@oams iabriieyet en- nor 9,eugoe Sern-
@leroer al iprlteaise M0nitre iveeielt ior
S%Hobeanius al Barter. ofientlise @laOie,
airiegaaroe. Stole @lGoie, 9apns oip.
Strru otter Glrinlerer o. grtS &iite, ipr Sc
tJpber noaeiilGss @IGror,
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Gle Butt.

Sod reis big itolt fra Soitslcns Granit,
ben ~itsrite blanOi por Sios 9ioIilittr,
% itrDa pin gur Opcr Strcussu blot
iii Den / @emo0 % / Smerte briitIr;
o. itrDg per fiGloenoe % iint 90 bl5Ot,
iOm Oh dltne tan, WIufieus Wcit1r,
iad alt, iOm M / Sorpsn liggcr oeot
Zig glOmiter en- Baaroag 2ipet girftcr!
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
iii Sr. Sobn ~. slretanoer.

lat for Strrpet, bet iom rti'te
Winoesm0rtet / Dor gDi
5at, forOi iaa fisn on bette
alag for 0orsts aunfnerrp!
Sat, ioroi ou uiortrsotn
itreo for oenne 6oltsinf!
Sor port Golf ioag Der Nigo IN
Glomit AT SorOen; - oerfor 5at!
Wilb. Qttterien.
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Adams Woven Wire Fence. bpor,

Adams Woven Wire Fence, tUorai
her leoeres en- Aibiloning, fabriteres at u.
8. 2tonut, 9Otiet, 81, o. uomRrter ia ped
at uere ian uRr inn muligt I'll ct non.
sagging fence. Aue Dc, iom bar Staat.
traao @lGroer, ueo, at en- AZ De uGrite anteJ
mob iddeaune a bets Iilboieligbeo III al
giue ia, ilaa Tia / Sugter. 9ette or Gloeles
iDrebpsset / aOam's 5eHce Deo 0lGlp al ben
tore gtGn9oe pdraleue Stdnltraaee anbraat
bets aoutratiioH, og Omtrins oisie CT
~arDoSmnifer al StaaliraaO pRoct. 6abu.
tauten bet9aler ig eerior lite paa at garan.
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Sluriea.SanO.

Seq pnifer at ielae 500 acres neget int
6armiano peo 81. yHcie Riper. NOR @biie
eitp. 9anoet bar &iper 5rpHt o. esner fig
ipr 3rnd'6armina. @iueapples, Gitrouer,
Sannuer o.i.n. Aeset iuaot. 5et pso
Se%rnbaner. Vii iRlae biliat o. pai lang
Sto. liGr tuis 5Iere iIos is inmmeu til en-
eoioHL. Sea er tieuot meo ale Tlprioa.
6erbolO o. iau sius goo gsiiec. Strtu I'll
9rs. Scals Tip, 223 gSiu6elier spe.,
Gbleaao, 81.
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Gil zoe Nlai 1907.
.manss aert sr ManSs pa.o. /.
Saeob Nieloe.

Sdtob Vtelot.
5 G%unhnertns Nttlier
Der Iigger oaRmsr, MeiisI, Ser
tat bso oct bpiOs Rlrot.
opor blipsr Weitsren osi ni,
ban iom / Marmpr tiof os GAP
Osn rene RuHitueHs @lGoe!
e, lift er Zi,t, 9auctn b0io!
Sou ioprr, irrt al GageHs Strio.
! 6reo bans gGbtr imiIer.
III, bet cr 3soens elesbeo 10,
% Del or GgOtus tolos ITO,
iom paa bans aaipu buil,r.
San par en- Gete Runitsns Sgl,
% osrior If ban Runitnerleu
i0r troiuit Ruuitusroirte.
0aa OraseO 7natns itGrie 8lor
iii gienQiGlo nu I'm plaos bar bar
/ Runiten5 bsie Rirts.
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glsenter onitss for cen me Sog "Gbriitus
% appitlerues SiU," uogipet pda Gngelt,
Rorit % Sucnit. Seuo 20 Gents i 5Srl.
mGrter til 9tatiuHal 9ub. 60, 2nteiioe
8los, Chicago, 81, ior tomplet uoitpr for
N9eHter. 40bi
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Sd bauosr cite, al m 0tano. Der bsosr
ON Ct &aao, / 9iridisbepm nth snfer, at
man tal giette fig til bans ,seu Rsnins %
fes ham ben.
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This sleeping car goes through
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Men in scientific circles here
who have been following the de-
velopment and progress or Herr
Andree's balloon expedition to
the North Pole, do not place the
least bit of crederce in the
rumors being circulated as to the
fatal ending of the venturesome
trip and the reported finding of
his balloon by whaling bark off
the north coast of Norway, says a
New York special to the Phila-
delphia Times. Five days ago a
sailing captain started abroad the
news that he had discovered a
collapsed balloon floating in the
sea. y day later another captain,
cruising over the same course,
discovered the supposed balloon,
which turned ont 10 be nothing
more than the carcass Of sperm
whale, which floating on the
water, back up, gave quite the
appearance ofa balloon partially
inflated. No sooner had these
reports been made than Captain
Mortensen, of the bark Ansgar,
came into port on the White Sea
with the information that when
about two days run from the
North Cape east he had sighted a
balloon floating on the water and
he believed this balloon to be the
one in which Professor Andree
set sail.
Taking all things into con
sideration. the flow Of the current,
the distance which Andree's bal
loon had to travel in order to get
to the point claimed, the obstruc-
tlons standing in the way of
swift passage, the probability Of
the gulf stream takiag it in an al
together different course, and
particularly the date upon which
Captain Mortensen is said to
have seen the balloon, it is rather
clearly disproved that the sup
posed balloon was Andree's, if,
indeed, it was a balloon at all.
Scientists here say that In no
case could the balloon have been
that of Herr Androe. Captain
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poor average days sail would
have made the spot where the
supposed balloon was sighted at
least $50 miles from North Cape,
or about 500 miles from where
Andree's balloon rose on Spitz-
bergen is approximately 600 miles
from North Cape, and at least
500 miles from where Mortensen
Is said to have seen the balloon
The Captain of the Ansgar claim
ed that he saw the balloon on
July 13, two days after Andree
set sail from Spitzbergen. In
order to have reached the point
OFT Norway the balloon would
have had to float In the water at
the remarkable speed velocity of
twenty miles an hour, allowing
that Herr Andree and his COM
Panlons simply rose high enough
to clear the cliffs and then i'm.
mediately dropped into the ocean.
But. as all the dispatches
showed, Andree's car rose to a
an altitude of several hundred
feet and then headed north be-
tore stiff twenty mile
breeze, and was watched by those
left on shore until out of sight.
AS 1T is question Of how far
balloon s" large as 100 feet in
height can be seen with tele-
scope. the impossibility of it's
drifting back in two days be-
comes even more pronounced.
Even had the airship dropped in
to the ocean it is most natural
that 1T would have drifted into
the current and flow of the gulf
stream, which washes the Green
land coast. and in this current
drlfted in much different direc-
ton. Another point scientists
make is that Mortensen, would
have at least picked up a portion
of the balloon to prove the con.
clusion OF Andree's trip. since the
King of Sweden had sent circulars
all over the northern country to
aid in any possible way the ex.
pediton, and deriving all that
would have been of scientific value
to the Swedish government.
These circumstances, together
with what Andree himself had
said before starting on his trip,
are taken as good foundation for
the firm belief that Andree is still
alive, though where and under
what circumstances there is moth
ing but speculation.
Although on every side there
Is the greatest concern and ap-
prehension felt for Andree and
his two companions in their dar-
ing trip, there is a great deal of
hope that they will turn up safe,
bat not for several months. An
dree himself said there was
possibility of his not being heard
from for six weeks or perhaps un-
til next year. He has now been
gone one month and several days.
lie declared there was possi-
bility Of his being able to make
the pole In six days, which seems
credible, and to continue across
and make head southwark and
land himself in North America.
From Spltzbergen to the pole is
in due northerly direc-
ton, and upon Andree's theory
OF a steady northern current
carrying him across into North
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of the Royal Patent Office in
Sweden. He is unmarried, but
leaves a mother behind him at
Gothenburg who anxiousIy awaits
news Of the success or failure of
her son.
About twenty years have
elapsed since Herr Andree con-
ceived the idea of ballooninc to
the pole, forming at that time
the impression that the trade
winds blew with regularity at
certain seasons of the year. In
1876 his first intention of getting
to the pole took hold of him.
But at that time he was a young
man and lacked the influence
and the command of financial as
slstance, without which such an
enterprise as he contemplated,
costly as it must necessarily
prove, would be impossible. So
he did nothing but think over his
project until 1882 when he made
his first experiments with bal
looms. He used a small balloon.
and was fairly successful in
number OF ascensions. The great
journey upon which he had set
his heart, however, was the trip
to the North Pole, for which he
needed about 100000. Mr.. Alfred
Noble, the dynamite inventor,who
died recently, gave Herr Andree
$4,000; King Oscar of Sweden
and Norway added $1,000, and
and Baron Oscar Dickson,
wealthy Swedc, deeply interested
IN ali that concerns arctic eXpio-
ration, and whose death also late
ly recorded, contributed a like
sum.
The balloon in which Andree
made his first ascent was Is feet
high, or 81 feet from the cap to
the bottom of the car, and cost
$4,000. 1t is this airship, with
notifications. which was used In
his most recent attempt to travel
to the pole. 1t is made of three
thicknesses OF silk as to the up-
per part, and two thicknesses as
to the lower, the whole being
fastened together with varnish.
On the outer surface of the bal
loon also is a coat of varnlsh very
thick. The steering gear of the
balloon is somewhat recent in
vention, and acts upon the prin-
ciple of rudder Of ship. The
theory of the drag pole is this ::
That line dragged behind bal
loon will always keep in a line in
the direction of the wind. If it is
placed In any other relation to
the balloon, the latter will at once
swing around so as to be in a line
with the wind. In this way
the balloon may be steered
as high as 30 degrees from the
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letter, Salt-Rhcum and Eczema.

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is equally efficient for itching piles and
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edy To everyone"
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No. 81 has connection with Southern Rail.
way at Rock Hill, and with Scaboard Air Line
at Cntawha Junction
Nos. "a and 35 will carry passengers
Nos. II and 10 have connection a, Marion
with Southern Railway
All trains viii stop on signal at OakhurSt, l..
gin, CasKcy-, ROddvs, Old Point London King
Creek, and Vain Mountain.
SAMUEL HUNT, President
S. 3. LuMPkIN, G. p. n.
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Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what horse needs when in bad
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medicine and the best in use to put
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Train leaving LaL.a .sr at 80 %. m.. con
meets ut Chester with Southern Railway going
suE.l. G. - J. going nor In and G. &. 6s y NcS.
uhu!r and local trains going west
Train leaving Lancaster al $40 ~ m, CO...
meets NJ Lancaster with O Il g. c from Cam.
den, and Chester with southern Railway gUir.
north and south and with 81 l. north.
Train leaving Chester at II % a. N. , connects
nj Chcs ter with Southern Railway from Char.
lotte, also G. &s l.. from north.
Train leaving Chester at +. .u5 T. m connects
with southern Railway from Columbia. G.. {
y y. from Atlanta and G. s. T.. from Lemon
LEROY SPRINGS.
w. IL. III ARDlN, President
Nice-Pres. and Manager.
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ANDREE Will SUCCEED.
Scientists Loath to Believe in
Reported Disasters.
THE AER0AUTS PLUCK.

Reaching the Pole by Balloon
Not Il New Idea--SOme Margin
Should be Allowed for the
NcnturesOmc Trip OF Prof.
Andrec--Capt. MOrtensen's
Theory DisprOved.
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