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T.trZlZO THF CONCCHD DAILY TRIBUNE ;;.'jy, FcV. i:i2. TU C J DiZ7T.: rie W v Wit . 'vi - crl i4 t K wT .- -'. - 1 i tr pr m4 tt i afcnal . rswi ." wM r TTj ID i i'h At 1 fc f -ifW I ciMg mil frt L r-ti 0r4 V. O, W -H kftAfa ft lift mm na a. d aw umbi mm umi p 1m the Plata, tba gataMpUeS ti tba BaaM ee la tae City ' Oat at u r aj kT Basil ) Morta CaraUaa t wmm will pn- Jt. a Bloat . 11 Lane Teaa Taree at oath. M OhU k Meat aJI aiaarimea a Muit B rM la llina acatppnu. IB Effect Norambar a, MIL lOITBMHIIDk e. 4 No. II Ma, Ha, 11 Mo. II No. Ill Me. H Ta VutiHui A. M A. M. to Waahlngtoa IS It 41 lit : Ta uaavuie To Rlohmand Ta Wnabiaetoa To Waahlnstoa To Waabinrtwi Boc-raaoliam. Ta Atlanta M. 41 -1:4 111 "wo. Si To Charlotte ?o Atlanta a August To Atlanta ?o Charlotte a Charlotte l l IT III 141 15 Mo. II No. 1IT Mo. It Ula ta A. M II : Ka. 41 wiu raa ealy free Bible Thought For Today1;, WHKHK IS YOnt TREASI'ttE! Where your treasure 1. there will your heart be alxo. Matthew 6:21. i 8EEIX6 THE LIGHT. It seems that the people of this pounty are at last awakening to the seriousness of the smallpox situation in Cabarrus county. For the past several weeks the disease has been Increasing daily in this county, yet until last week the people generally made no determined effort to get the free vaccination, and as a result. the county now has more cases of the disease than at any time within the past 25 years. ' While It is true that smallpox does not kill as many people now as It formerly didj It is equally true that It is still fatal In many instances. And even if one does not die -pith the disease, .be Js marked, for ylife. and during the illness ta subjected to great suffering and torture. The State of North Carolina offers the treament free of all cost, and it Is a disgrace that Cabarrus county should have an epidemic of the disease. But it seems that we are beginning to see the light, and the Increased number of persons asking for and receiving the treatment daily now, Indicates that its spread will be quickly halted. : The vaccination Is the only thing the State offers now in the form of a guarantee against- the disease. And : the vaccination Is fully able to protect the average pen-son. This was shown in one home here. The father' and mother were not vaccinated. The ; father died and the mother Is suffering with the disease. : All of the children in . the home were vaccinated, and none of them caught the disease. It Is nothing less than criminal neglect for Intelligent people, ,, like we have in, Cabarrus county, to allow the disease to reach the epidemic stage.. We believe that all of the . people in the State, as well as all of the children in the eity schools, - as is how required by law, should e Tequlred to be vaccinated regardless of age. , .K0BTHCAB0U!fF8EC0m North Carolina ranks second in the total number of spindles in operation during January, only Massachusetts excelling herIn this. Active cotton spindle boots reported for the .month of January were 7, 929, 358, 136, the department of commerce announced today. ;.. ; Based on an - activity; of 25 1-2 days, of 8 J hours per day, the average number of spindles operated during the month , was ; 35,751.715. compared with an average lot 34. 154.410 for December and 38,074,401 for November, . . . Active spinning spindles for the following ' states for the month In cluded r For Alabama 1.22980; Connecticut ; 1,291,616; v Georgia 2, 28; Maine. -1414518; - iMassaeho aesst 10,677.793; North Carotin, 6. 200,995: : Pennsylvania. . : 171.815; Khods Islands 2,5828; outk Caro lias. 64)2150; .. TsnftssM. 42S.693, and Virginia, 616,758: , " . This i flne record. And alyrwi that in the textile world vtjie' Qld North State is easily nolding her own. The InconBibtcnt'irs of the PepnbUr Can party are becoming to vi-'.t ts sH. t!' 't they h sve almot.1 reacheA t: stii a of br.'u g fu! y. It was r B" 1'"- s'O t! -t. t. r... .r 1 il aa4 aaacartag ri-tiaat f Uaoa aaaaaa Mf. VUsea wwi4 M all tatatmatto taa Saaala wajavN la ragard the aaaca aoafataaoe at Parte. Aid what kava va Be T PraaldaX Barduag rafaatag ta girt taa SaaaU aU Ue ratarauOoa M waau ta .regard ta laa traaoea aude at tt Ula am fceaaraaca. freai aaat iiardiag aa aaa at taw Heaators waa vara a klUar at foraaat Ptrmi daat VUaoa vhaa ka kept aarfc ear taia asatlars that ka tkeagkt aaanld aot be tsade aubUc, aad k la la poelUoa bow ta asora rally Maaar- suad the fseUag at Mr. VlUoa at that Uais. V kava aaa aa radi eal ckaagaa traai th antkoa af Mr. WUaoa, and the proposed ckaages aad cempatga aromiaas of tka Rapub- Uraaa are aot balag talllled. lI5E XOW KEtllNA IT 1PW aU BWI5B Wkea It Deea IMIaUelv M la It Will B reUawed ky Era af Proa- aeniT, WanhiiurtoB. Fab. '20. Business throngbout th country, progreaainc throacn will deflnad ryclea, is Bear ing the point af upward swing of the economic peaditlum, according to the annual report of the teaeral re serve board transmitted today to Con gress. "There ar those. the report satd "who believe that the beginning of revival la aot far disUat. Wo en It do deOnitely set la it will be fol lowed in due course by a aew era of prosperity." Business, in one of its "long swings" from prosperity, the report said, has followed its usual rotation, which it dewrlbed as business activ ity and 4ncreaslng production, ex cessive expansion nnd speculation, followed hitherto by panie and forced liquidation; long period of slow liquidation, business depression and stagnation and then revival. "In the light ot recent experience." the reported warned, "we should remem ber when we again enter Into a period of full prosperity that a re action will follow sooner or later; and if the flow of the incoming tide can be controlled so that the crest may not be reached too rapidly nor rise too high, the subsequent reac tion will be less severe and the next period of Industrial and commercial activity and enlral prosperity will be marked by saner methods, great er achevements along constructive line and of longer duration than any which we have had before." . Mora Digging. Pliiladelohla Hecord. In the street rar the other day this conversation was overheard: "Hoy's business?" "Rotten." '"I suppose you've considerably re timed your elty sales force since the Hlnmp came?" "On the contrary we have Just ptU two more, men on. and are going' to take on three more the nrst of ' the month. "Uuiur niu, 1 1 m in hraiwh nut": "Not at all. When we-have to dig i for business, there's ouly one thing to! do put more diggers on the. job. What ; would you do Ure your salesmen and wait for the trade to bring orders to you? Nothing to it we hare to go out and get era We didn't invent this dialogue; we heard it! and it struck us that tfie digger's statemeuts presented the right point of view. If you agree with that, you cannot logicolly dodge the proposition that when business is not all that might be desired, aud increased selling effort island disgusting as that Neal Hylantl called for. increased advertising effort was murdered? Are we never corn is naturally indicated. ;ln to an end of this sordid busi- ' i . ' ' ' j nessT' Eat Ice Cream In Court en Magis- i "Virginia!" I protested. trate's Order. But Virginia broke In quickly. Philadelphia Record. ! Whether she realized she had gone A quart of ice cream, prescribed j too far, or felt a change of heart, lfy Magistrate Renshuw, stopped an or was merely unwilling to risk a attack of hiccoughs- from which ' scene while Evvy was with us, I don't Charles Runner, chief clerk tu the know. What she satd, however, was Central Police court, had been silt-, clearly Intended to be placating: fering from for 48 hours. Before the ; "The baby Is resting sweetly. Do afternoon bearings started, - Mag-j you want to tip-toe up una have a Istrate Renshaw suggested the ice peek at your little -niece. Anne? Or cream, which, he said, would t-hill the will you be a dear and rejoice with vocal chords and stop hlcougliiiig. ' i me that she's quiet now, and let it Runner, who bad tried a score of !go at that till morning?" : - remedies, dispatched a messenger to the nearest restaurant. He gulped down aa entire quart of ice cream To insure the enre. and In a few moments the hiccoughing stopped, arhi)e Run ner sought a warm spot. - , T Have Another Exosltlotu Charlotte Feb. 21. At ' a joint meeting of directors of the chamber of commerce of "Made In Carolina"; exposition tonight It was officially tie-1 elded to have a "'Made In Carolina". , exposition again. . . i i ' ! Mrs. Laura ' Knight, well-known I Tjmdnn Artist, who has been lUDOint- ed to the jury for" the forthcoming in- ternatlonai exhibition or paintings at, home. The mosient aftr they had th Carnegie Institution, is the first, gone a. change came over Virginia's woman from abroad ta be so honored, jface. It darkened to frank and un- IS) $ llie Vayi of a Husband iT." tBiPTTi m. CoayrigkC. 1122. Klag rira Bya- irata. lae. "bao tvy alaaoa cam lata tk Dream void dialog rooei wttk Ut took of vivid asiaraaas aa kar face I waa laat aa the varga l telliag Tlrgiata ta crool story af kaw I caate t realis that my brother, Keal. wa aiuraara. But If Bwy'a awr alraaca kadat stopped aa. Bar arat word waald kava doa aa. "Hallo, folks!" ha cried gaily. "Toa doat kaov sow Jolly U feats ta aa aanuBoaed evr aa a anautea aatira. We grawa-upa araa't altea sa chiunmy aad U formal, an weT So 1 fell the way I used ta whaa Jim called ma ever from Maana Tower to aa bow nicely his a boat Bailed oa Ue little lake." Vlrglaia planted into a- flood of raaiaiaeeacea aad " do yoa raoirm baref u waa all very amtulnr aad delightful, and Pat encoaraaad It thinking, ao doubt, that I'd forget myarif.for the time being ta listen ing to Jennie and stwy "renewrlif their yonth.". Ewy bad some dessert with as and a deral-taaaa, aad thea wa went back to th living room again to play bridge. Toward the end of one rubber, the nurse came dowa much agitated to any that the baby was retsless and that she couldn't quiet little Phoebe. At once Vlriginia roe to go to the child. I started to follow her saying: "Mayn't I come toof "Please no!" Virginia replied se verly before she left the room. "It's probably nothing, and I don't want to have the baby excit:d by stran gers." "Strangers!" I repeated miserably, sinking down into my chair with an all gone feeling. Then I turned to Pot nrnteutin- "la thl fair Pal' You thought maybe Virginia would let me take the baby home with mo w "its melodrama, to comfort me while Jim ts away.1 1 m Koiug to Aunt May's!" I But she won't even let me go to Carol "Tang to my feet, unable to say when the child is sick. I'm a alor' ,n mT bewilderment and pain, stranger' to Neat's baby!" I ' "Ob -so you can't bear. .to- be un- "Bless yonr heart. Alannn. Jeanie der tnft me roof with me!" sneered knows more about th? litttle taint; Virginia. "Jim will enjoy hearing than the nurse herself!" cried Pat thls- ' - - . placatingly. She's after handing (T Be Oontlnaed.) ' that child like what I'm calling an - - . expert. Twill be all right and quiet Becovertaff lnwly From Telling (be she'll have the baby in a jiffy, and. Truth. - tomorrow you'lj he seeing your neice A Kansas editor announced that he at a far greater advantage than now would try for one week to tell the when its all red and tearful the little uth. and he is still in the hospital, thing Is likely to be." writer in the Farmington. Minn., "Carol is all there's left to make Tribune Informs us. He didn't get Neal seem real," I said bitterly. by the first day. The following Item Then Ewv. thinking to save the appeared In .Monday's Issue antl now day by recalling me to practical Is- 'he boys are getting out the paper, sues, asked eagerly: iThls is what he said: . ' "Are you going to institute a search ' "'Married, Miss Sylvia Khode to for the murderers. Anne? I suppose Mr. Hames Ctimihom, last Sunday Ralph Lacy has already begun to try evening at the Baptist Church. The to And J.he men and bring them to bride was an ordinary town girl who vengeance. I think I can help didn't know any more than a rabbit again for I not only saw them, but about cooking and never helped her heard their voices." mother three days in her life. She I must have ETa"nched.,for rat flung is not beautiful by any means and himself Into the breach with a "has a gait like a duck, -v The groom hearty: - is an up to date, has been a loafer "It's not helievins the lad was done away with is Ralph, Evvy and my-Jtion't amount to shucks and they're self I'm inclined to think Anne need pln8 to nave hard life while they have no such terrible thought to, live together.". . nuunt ner day ana night "You mean in sav vnn'va ohannoi I your mind since this afternoon?" 1 1 He heudnuarters of the Order of Rail cried eagerly." You said then that ,r"-v Conductors, now located ut Cedar you though Ralph wal wrong for once, and that there was small doubt Neal hadn't been -" But I was Interrupted in turn. From the doorwa, Virginia's voice rang out challenglngly: Who says anything so gruesome 1 11 wait, I choked Virginia sat down at the bridge table and picked np the deck from which siie'd been dealing. ' "Was it our deal or our opponents, Ewy?" she asked. "If you don't mind, we won't fin ish," answered Evvy with ready un derstanding of my strained nerves. it's getting way past ten, and I have to he in. town by eight tomorrow morning. And If I'm later than eleven getting to bed I can never get! up at six-thirty. So I must, run alone." ' r I she emphasized her words with a hsstv vooii.nlvht anil than Pal fal. lowed her out of th door to- see her! ( iniiie Tue fVrr"mrViniiT ON IWrWMT BUSINESS FOR Hi HOUR ! Vviayou 1 VATCHTHE OFFICE T1U.X T HOME 1 1 j Nov FVaa eg 6M ttarrte diirniaad innr - 1 niigaiaaa anger. kaf 1 "Jr.: STLLZi-TZi mT BM? laHlaaas, TwIL TaJT bornble ta raalu that wa Urtrtaoa have aaaa dragnd la "Manalag whea yoa aurriad lata, Bay famllyr I naked. Virginia gestured Ula aside aa a--I worthy of a reply. "A murder tnal!" ahv abodrtertd. "m-bea I UlBk of all Ike agiy nV llcity aad tk tklags that will a dragged out. I woeder kow I'D be able ta Uva through It-" "I'll kava to live th roach It If can And the guilty man," I declared. "Aad It will be far more tambl to ma because It will wound my deepest love tastamd of just . my arid but " - "But you're well and la eeadltioa to cop wltk this." Virginia Inter rupted angrily. "I cant be expected to endure such a horrible situation. You must promise me ta a .sane about this. Neal Is dead. Yoa and I may differ about this being a coa summaUoa devoutly to be wished, but surely you must see that perse cuting his murderers, even If yoa know who they are. couldn't brine him back cannot do anything but work terrible harm to the living." I stared at Virginia with cold lips and lifeless eyes. There seemed nothing to say. 6h wa denying me simple justice. , . "Reall,y Anne, yoa mnst stop act ing Ilk a tragedy queen said Vir ginia In a superior tone. "I muat say I think Jim ta lucky to k out of town pntil you've had , chance to simmer down. You mustn't makt such a fusa about a thing which Is really for the best Come, promise me that you'll let the whole matter drop, and then let's go op and get " I could stantl a little rest living off the folks all his life, and llero.luiid Js. endeavoring to secure ""I""8' BILIOUS jiHra (Iack-Draii1it, Lonf in Svecedtff Use, Praue4 by an Arkusat . Mother, "Soon pei lUWork." Marmadnke, ' - Ark. Speaking - a Tbedford's Black-Draught, which frour long use in ner honsehold baa bacomt regarded as - "the family medicine,' Mrs. Mary V, Hill, of Route 3. thb place, aay st - ' . "Whan th children get blUus, . alve them a couple of od doses, anf when we hava sour stomach, headache or any liver or stomach trouble, wt as Black-Draught It la an easy Uua five, and soon does the work. I cer tainly think It U on ot th best rem dies made. - - Black-Draught acts on th Jade! liver, gently, but positively, end helm it in its Important function ol throw tng out waste material and poisoai from the system. In thousand cf household Black Draught is kept handy for Immediate ase Id time of need. Prompt treatment Often to hair the battle, and will oftei prevent Blight ill from developing IB to lerloua trouble. It well-established merit, ' durfnj more than 70 year of successful use Bhould aonvinc you of the helpfu' effect obtainable by taking Bhtctf Dranghtfor liver and stomach dlt drder. Oat a package today, gnf keep it in yonr house. Bee that the package bears th word "Thadford BlACkDraught " KQW Now Lcuia IlCJUST P8ETEN0 IMTH JUDGE WHIliHtS GONE! HOWVf WILL BE rNVTH' WISER, M' CESiOES IJES' LIKE TO KNpW WHAT IT tFFLS LIKE TO BE, A KtU l "TTT. . -.'... I? WteaDiiUeiliJTjT EMly Srfiaaad. Wife af Attn Lard t wmmftmrn a Laa aaaiaiia. . , ,A - . , . a r:"7 yzzx vtz; t.a. rV-f ! iWtaai- W (hal ( , Z', , brra fraught with aaaatoa aad rw manor, la atoriaw at tkatr aurrird life aara, a a rale, km trmprtoaa, aa aappr. la laa raaa af Alfred, ITet.lt lalrta HoolMfe Is ta Ijori Teanyaosu Uta auet la urea te of tb tiitrf speaker at today's SD Kaguiad. tae rrverse waa I rue. Hts alversary xerctara at Juhaa Hupklns nmrtahlp af Emily kMlwood waa qaiat ! l'nirJty. ami anrvratfuL tartr anarrted life as ' Senator Poladntvr of Waablnglua allele and kaoor aa tk are la widck has been designated to read Waabiag- tbey lived. .1 Kmlly HeDwaod aad Alfred Twang- aoa bad knowa and loved earb other I for aiany, ataay years before tbey eeletirat Its golden Jul.lWa roday with were Joined la autrlmoar. But tk'ea KoiwTt L- Bulla rd a goest af met. Ilka muat. of a la eonfrerea. naat and prearot. wa rather badly off for funds. Poetrr. then mora ao even than at the preaent I lute, was aot the beat, war to attain material wealth. Aad TennvsoB. iteeDlr if not vleiejiIlT la love with Kmlly, waa aot authriently romantic to attempt U love la a cot tage arrangement tried so disastrous ly liy maay poets. Fur a time th parents nf Miss Sell wnod micreednd la breaking off ker re utloB wltk the poet, Im-atme of the poor state of bis alnanree. However, she remained loyal to him la her se cret heart, and waited patiently until bis Income was sunVteut to lake care of her. Finally,' In 1830, ; when Tennyson wus forty-one year of age, what Is knowa aa his tiolden Year, set in. In It orcwrred th publication ot his poem. "In Mcjnortam," hi appoint ment to the position of Poet Ijtureati', antl in ronHequem his nuirrlage. Thus wa th patience of Kmlly re warded. She had refused many of fers of marriage, during the yearn she was waiting for her Alfred, but in her case virtue was Indeed lis own re ward. Her married life, although somewhat belated, was exceedingly happy and she wa one. of the most enviett wonjeii In Knglantl. Nexttj Eva Parker, wife of Robert Ingersoll. - Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTIOrj 7 6 BCLL-ANS H?t water Sure Relief 2U.-ANS 25 and 75 Packages Cverywheea CATARRHAL DEAFNESS I often caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tuba, Wben this ""-ai'flisH you have a. rumbling sound or Imparfect hearing. Unless the Inflammation can be reduced, your bearing may be de stroyed forever. ; HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we elaiia for It rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MKDICINB has been successful in the treatment ot Catarrh for over Forty Tears. .. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney Co., TeMo. 0. OOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOOO HERB IT IS AT LAST The finest quality of Station ery put np in pound packages, with envelopes to match. -Ask to see Whiting Cook's "Hand Loom" and you'll never use anything else. ' ALSO . We "have Just received: . , New Bhlpmont of Sheet Music. ' New- Shipment of the latent books. .... New Shipment of Eversharp Pencils. ' - New shipment of Blank Book. New shipment of our Famous Art (ilassware. i a . ,New Hhlpment of Leather Brief case. - - JIuny new items are constant ly being added to our largo itock of foods, : COME AND SEE . Next to Concord Telephone fjov East Depot Btreet knows how it f cch to HUSETTE, INC. s'cose me.areI ( you'ss juose I 'it V( -T vX n. . 1 J I V I li ' ' Ami J TOlA-s l LMk Wadaaaday rrary M. IHt Tree tfawrra bar taatr luatag ta- day: 2 X.' 22. . .-.- iJ tkm birtn af lt ia.!utia a c. d.,i. T. at4 Ai.ha.a ,ZZZ ' " " ' TwatuletB. BBlrerary af Ike Park ' Avewae tnet fire ka New nt t'Hy. artii J 7 Brrauaa veraa. teal's farewei, atlUrras before tfc C. tsenata today, AUuaan Pulvteckale laarihit wUl 1 honor. A coaferenr of repreartitallves of the rVukaUaU. aaparUaaa laa mars. and labor aad fanner orgs Dilations . meets in i nicago nnay lannca a ' third party asovemeat . Touay aas neea ruea aa ine asia for a referendum elect ion of omeer of th Inrarnatlonal Printing . Pressmen and -Assistants' Cnlon of . North America. Th new asaltarlum at Pawsoa Hnringa. Kr bul t br the (Svrernment fur former service mea aft a cost of $2Hlu.nuu, Is to be dedicated and open MORE woop and - A big lot of Block for $2.25. 'Split Wood $2.50 per load. - - - ' " Give Us Your Wood Business. We Are Exclusive Wood Dealers -s , LINKER'S WOOD YARD : . phone 33M 121r-443R ; IlilflliHHUt "HOOSIER": MEANS SOMETHING! Come In st out and let us demonstrate -MMMMKB KtiDerloritle: Von shouUI have this tUIjEXT SKUVANT iu your home. . It wilt save you miles of steps. It works every day of- the year. If yon see the. HOOSIEB you will have uo other Cabinet. ' - ... - ' "..' , Also a Complete Llue of RUGS AND DRUGGETS. " ... j. h. b. vmw:3Q hz a Jj-a 1 YES.VOUriAvETMHONOSl Of ADDRESSING TM'RISHT HONORABLE (JU066 GEEVEM NOVa WHAT CAN XTJ0 FOR VOl).WVH0rABLEfEU.OW? SoyouRECiCuy WHO SENT MS , YEAR y I .:w-Z SA ad !-.aF. ' Jtrf-u.V Ki.tat t, dt f 4aL-- a 4ara- la fiiswi uf llw- ill rt ,.ia;a, IM i- pefhst rt.at a y t.kbirta baa ner bd a jhii:Uk- tuia. faeajval I Perteg aad air Artliar l urrir, aad of M-jiLl I alar ry. ar tu be t a t'.u-t saaaers at tba ft aliiciua 1 .n; nsrtm at to VBlwaliy of IVan.ylTaBt tuiay. Baa N4ru aad ' d Ualc. tu. Land, Teh. iM 1 .,- order of lae Natluaal I aa ateffter ratopany. of Iwrtoa, tHilo, hanuliig Ubt aalr antl abort akirta waa aot proorutgsled uerauaa af an et)r-uV la preaent stylca ba o rllailnatet rxtravagaut (Ira roaipetitloa aatotig girt fsspluyaa, rrailerirt B, Pattrraoo, preaMesit, aald tmlay. Mr. Pattara a ta ker boidlng, confereuces with aalraaaea. "lnveatlgat)oa ravtaletl maay girl eaiployes bad depeodenta to support." Pateraoa eiplaluail. "aad amaaqueolly could aot afiord tba extravagant at tire of gtr baring only themaahn to aupport. Voanrqaeatly wt eoosider It eipedleot to try and etlnvmate rtrass competition. No predion desires to kava the glrta drees lea attractive promptco lire at IMdleaec. 'Ulddlesex. U. C. Feb. . Fir la this city, which tarted at I o'clock this morning destroyed the past omoe, a dry goods store, drag store and the telephone xebaage. Estimate of the loss were aot available. - - BETTER WOOD DEMAND CERTAIN ES SENTIALS when having your prescription Oiled. Hake sure that yonr physician' writ ten Instructions ar carried out to th letter, that 'all drugs nedaTT'para fresh aud strong. .Our prescription service I second to noua. "" ' . " . a awns 1 -s a Js .. .. -1 ' 1I fN f c5 $
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