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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, - FEBRUARY 15, 1912.
SILK HAT HARRY'S DIVORCE SUIT
His Honor Does Some Shopping
Copyright, ml National New Aasodatloo
By Tad
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HARTE JENKSBEST IN WATER (
High School Junior Has High Score
' in Swimming Contest .
EKGSTBOM CROWDS HUH CLOSE
AMttff StooVnt Oaly Fatal
Be law J. II. firm Fleet
In Fancy Dlvlna
' exhibition.
. Hart Jnki, a Junior at Uia Omaha
', High eohoot. won Individual honors with
a total of 1 point In tho ar.nual moat
of the local "T" hold laat evening In the
assoeiauoa pool, rnooipn Bvnnm. niss
' of ths high school, was a elos eond
with It point! to hla credit.
Tho faatura of tho moot was I ho fancy
diving exhibition tat which 1. H. ptoroo
: won first placa wHh a total of M paints
out of a poesibl Ma,
Following la tho list of t vents and
' wtnaars:
J Tweoty-Tare Dash Fwdolph Engetrara.
first; Herte Jenke, second; Hailock
House, third. Tims: t.tt.
Forty-Yard Dash Harte Jenka. first;
1 Enswrom, sooooa; ilallock Rous, third.
Tuna: &v
On . Hundrsd-Tard BwlmFrMolph
r. nft Pimm, I J T I , nana mv. , . .
Borneman, third. Tims: 10M.
Dli..n tnr " ' --L VtAtUM
forty-three foot tsa Inches, first; J. A.
Nobis, forty Int. second, 11. Larson.
thtrty-sevsn feet, third.
Twenty Thrds on Uech-Hart ienka.
' first; K T. Ireland, second; H. a Ler
. son. third. Tims: :!.
. Twsnty-Tard Breast Btroke-.He,1sck
' Rouse, first; If. C. Larson, second; ini
Borneman, third. Tims: 14.
Fancy Diving J. H. Pierce, t pointii
. T. Ireland. M points; Frldolpk Bng
' strom, T points.
Uns Hundred and Sixty-Yard Relay
, SVon by f'rsd Rorneman. Fridoldh Enf-
atrem, ftX T. Inland and Uallsrk Rouss.
Gus Ruhlin Passes -
In at Age' of Forty
, NEW YORK. Fob. IL-Ous Ruhlln.
famous a decade aio aa a puclllst. eon'
; nueror of Tom Sharks? and othsr man
. his oafs in Brooklyn as ths result of
stroka of apoplexy.
Ruhlln fouaht bis last Mf fight on
. November It, Mil, In Kan Franelsco. when
Jim Jeffries defeated him In firs rounds.
Mis flint with hhaikcy took plaoa la
not, wbsa Ruhlln aaads ths sailor throw
up tho sponge after tlftssn hard rounds.
. la UST Ruhlin fought a twenty-round
draw with Jeffries; In tn hs lost to
Z 'Kid" lCoy la twenty rounds, to Tom
J Bharksy ths asms year in one round and
' is 0t ha knocked out Boh Fit summons
In ata rounds.
RuhBn was born In ranton, O.. forty
f. roars ago and fought his first fight Is
m urn. nia WHS es cue m muM'n
ctrelsa.
-;T - Official American League Schedule, 1912 s
. i ak rig-area rsaota aanaya and aToliaaya.
" AT " AT AT AT AT' ' AT AT AT AT
, , CH1CAOO ST. LOUIS PETHOIT CLEVELAND WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON ABROAD
i ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' '
April lt-l-:t-tl April .7-ng-l-3t April tVM--M May T--t-1 May U-U-ls-li May I B-a May 1-17-1- Decoration day at
CH1CAOO July !-!- Juno l-l-no . Juna 2S--3 July U-hVl July tS-B-M-S July n-l-l-W Cleveland.
Sept. Ja-it-a-a Oct --- Aug. U-lt-U-ls Aug . n-l- Aug, l-a--at Aug. PS-S-S
, ' . - . - . Aug. n - .
April 11-1 Mt-1 " " May l--4-i April lS-lt-n May 1-17-1-J May -- May t-OM May H-1M4-U Joty at Detroit
ST. LOUIS Juno l-l-B July May iS-na-JT July K-l-l- July S-S-24-S July U-ls-ls-M July g-VW 11 Labor day at
" ,U Junofl-fc Aui. July t-T Aug. St-J7-a Aug. J-C-B-24 Aug. IJ-lMo Aug. -t-ls-ll Clmlaod.
V Bopt SO f Sopt t-7-g Bspt - ' . '
April M-lt-17 April t-B-M X-M April 11-1 1-1 1-J4 I May -a-H May l-I7-lt-l May 11-lS-lt-lf May M--l Dsooratlon day at
DETROIT Mir U M M.y hVUMOl-Jl . ' Juna K-18-J7 July tt--M- July 17-llj-IJ.Jil July -t-U July IJ-UklS-M ft. Louis.
July s-d-r Juno M Bept lt-J7-Jt-a Aug. H-B-a-M Aug. TH-V-tt Aug. W-14-U-M Aug. 17-1-J Labor day at Chi-
Kept l-(t-t) I " - e-
" " " " Ma 1-t-l-l April l7-a-l-M snrii m.ll-10-11 ' ' " May U-lt-14-lf Ksy 7-e--l May 18-17-ls-Bo Msr l-O-U July 4 at Chicago.
, v isrsR" S&ra . t&vw sssss" iz
' Bspt t-t-7-g ' ( Aug. le-uVW
,UM 7j Juna l-S-t- . i Juna 11-1 4-H-W April U-U-U April U-lt-17 April H-xS-M-S Decoration day at
WASHINGTON Aujf. JT Aug. J-. gjF-jM-. . . ; . g W- Sfe" ' JwwtT
ZIaT isttia t " pgisit' iwtw&t w:it it HJ? &$8 SBC"
PHILADELPHIA JJ," Btpt n-9 ' lopt W-U-ll Sept 1MI-1I .. June . July 1-1 . Rept s-7 Aug. x-H Laor
. Juna 11-141I-1B ... ... . June t-4-7-8 April K-I7-9-S) May l-t-l-4 April l-(l-l)-t April 1 at Boston.
, itfa'u.'"? Ju"? I7-M-2I-IO i"?f AurlM-10-11 jffwirT Juna 4-aVJI- , Juno -. July 1-1 July 4 at Wash-
NEWTORK i2pCWial "li lUptXiwi" &tK-U?i Sept ia-11-ti . Aug.Wa Bept Oct 1 Bopt. tt--l Ington.
1 1 Juno IM4-I..1. Juna M.-11-1I Juno M-7-iAi Juno 1-B-M JuhlV'lVJid April U-U-U I 'd'Sphla! ""
. i!M Wi&b? sVp't!i!i .: gsya
AT HOME JaTuborday. dS day. Jl t , day. -.Labor dr. ' Labor day. D-ratlo. day.
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SOUTH OMAMIS U1)ER FIRE
Ortnd Jury Lookt Into Chargei o(
Conoptioi There . .
sixsect is Brao KAisiAnrED
GIBBONS HAS BETTER OF
TEN ROUNDS WITH HICKS
', NEW YORK. Feb. ll-Mlks Olbbona.
ths tH. Paul welterweight, won a hard
- (ought lea-round bout from Fred lie Hicks
of Detroit hers tonight A nujorlty of
tho ringside orond gavo Olbbdna ths
-, better of sack, round sscspt ths seventh.
I- la lbs first round both fougut furiously.
Than Olbbona took ths honors with hard
straight punches. Olbbona boat Illcks
severely for asvsral rounds, but ths Da
trott man fought back gamely and In ths
' third. Hteks landed a hard blow to ths
faco. !n the sixth Illcks larrsd Gibbons
t with a hard left to tha Jaw. Then Ulb-
bona tore Into Hicks and punished him
Illcks forced Glbboas to ths ropes la ths
' ssvesl h and battered him about she head.
" but tha latter managed to return sever :U
good blows. Hicks was groggy la ths
sights, and to tha ninth Gibbons opened
a gash ever Hicks' eye with a left hook.
' Ha triad hard fur a knockout In ths last
round and tha gong found Hicks hold-
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;;C0NKm DEFEATS GARDNER
IN AMATEUR BILLIARD MEET
, NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-C. F. Conklin of
. Chisago, tho Internauoaal champion, to-
. . dsr admloistsred ths second defcot thst
- Edward W. Gardner of Kast Orantw. X
e J., nao oxpsrloncsd la the International
ij iij balk line billiard chsmplooshlp
! tonrnsmaat. Ths score wss tm to ti
i CockUn r.ntehed with aa aierags of
! a 4-44 and nigh mas of a. S) and M. while
Oardnor's figure were 1 1-44 with high
runs of t. and M.
" KEW YORK. Fsb. U.-8t Louis again
defeated Braoklya hi tha National Billiard
laaginYg thros-cushlon tournament to
, " night. Elmer Farrar, for 8t Louis roTtd
wo tho aaeassary a points In It Innings
, to M f or Jobs Huklng. Farrar mada a
.', high ran of I. Kuklng ens of I
HALIFAX. Feb. M.-Edward Day.' the
hoeker slayer. died this s Tier noon. He
wss Injured la a game recently and aom
BlkWisaa set In. He cams ortstaailr frees
Ottawa. He was a great paddr. wlnaing
ths slagls binds championship of I'snsris
ana too tnuao bums
v
aoolnl Assistant Goes Mrs b
Moro ladlstmonts Mar Bo Re
timed by tho Oraad Jary
Ts4ay. ' ,
Bubanenaa for members of tha Board of
Firs and Folios Commlsstonera of south
Omaha to appear before tha Douglas
county (rand Jury and bo sxsmlnsd re
garding rumors and charges of corrupt loa
la tha Magia City were ordered Issued by
tho grand Jury yestsrdsy. Subpoenas for
othsr South Omaha Btsa reported aa
knowing something about tha charges and
their allegsd basis also have been ordered
issued.
I'rebe bf tho rumors and chargea of jury
bribery m ths dUtrlct court, Irregularities
la connection with Omaha paring oon
Iract awards and Illegal actions In oon
nectloa wltt granting of liquor lioness
In Omaha hat nul been aomplsted by tha
grand jury. Const deration at these mat
ters will bt resumed altar tho grand
Jury has mads a partial investigation of
conditions la South Omaha.
hews Baarrea Close.
Additional precaution to ksep tha pro
ceedings of tha grand Jury secret and to
prevent tha faintest Inklings from reaob.
Ing tha public nra being taken. Robert
Smith, clerk of ths district court hat
Instructed hla clerks to withhold from
newspaper awn tha names of grand Jury
wiuwsMs. avea after ths witnesses havt
been sworn and examined and have re
ceived their Kit noes foe. Witnesses are
cautioned not to discuss their testimony
with anions snd not to glv their names
to am one outside too grand jury room
for fear ths Inquirers msy bo rsportsre.
Shou'd tha names of certain witnesses
become public It la feared certain per
sons aalfibt lake fright and get beyond
lbs rraca of the authorities by the time
indictments are returned.
ExanUnxtton of witnesses already aub-
pocnaed for, examination regarding the
charges that small gambling games la
Omaha havs received protection from the
law enforcement authorities may prevent
examination of the South Omaha wit
nesses until next week.
alsnr Oir.xha ansa wsre exs mined yee
lerdxy. Jlust of them ere proinletors of
pool hills and small clubs la which small
gambling games are said to have been la
operation. Among those examined was
Fred Thompson of Thompson A Round-
tree, proprietus of the "Big " pool halL
JOHN BAPTIST BACK i ; ;
FROM VISIT TO TURKEY
Joha BantW. fun blooded Turn, .who
possesses dsgrsto from three American
aauremtte. one of wMVh Is doctor of
medldne. after a two years' visit to the
lend of his birth. Is b.uk la Omaha.
Dr. John Baptist, being an ardent ad
vocate of the rights of the middle clasr
waa marked for the slaughter and only
escaped, death by being smuggled out of
Turkey. He came to this country and
by applying himself diligently, seen
aa education and then studied snedlctna.
Later he located la Omaha. Two yean
ago he went to Turkey en a visit and hi
now hack here to stay. The doctor says
condltlona have ehaaged for the better
In Turkey, but they are tar from 'being
what they are In the United Stakta..
GRAIN MEN MAY GO TO -
ST. LOUIS TO PROTEST
Memhere of the Omaha Or.aln sx
chang are agitating toe necessity of
sending several delegate to a moating
of grain dealer at Bt Louis on. Feb
ruary at, eel led by the Grain Dealsrt' Na
tional association, to plan a fight on rs
ssnt rulings of Dr. Harvey . W. . Wiley,
bead of tha federal poor food bureau, ef
fecting the grain business.' '
Dr. Wiley ruled that corn not In good
condition stay be confiscated In latsr.
stats oommores If hot branded, ."Not for
Feeding Purposes." and also, that any
grain may be confiscated if found to, be
of a different grade . than branded.
Weather conditions may change tha
grade of grain to transit, nay the grain
men. and Wiley' ruling wilt make It
daagereu to ship any but the highest
grades of grain,' will therefore limit the
amount of grain that may be marketed
and will ralee tha prloa of grain to con
sumers Corn, that If perfectly, good for
hog feed when It starts, they say, may
be only "distillery .product" when It ar
rives at destination, especially It the
destination Is la the south. '
Qld Doc Crandall at Work
1
.'I A- ka X.'-X '
fj sty.?-
Am Hmtm CaUtatasi -say
bad bruises, which Puck-
I lew's Arnica Salve heals aulckty. aa M
1 Ajm MHa maatm h -
1 1 For sale by Beats Drue
OtJa CraadaU. ha who passeth by the
pstndonym of "Old Dr. CrandalU.- and
yet la less than 8 years ohf! To be exact
he is just rounding t7 and is in full bloom
aa a relief pitcher par excellence. Con
sequently hla name srtll once moro be on
the roll call of the Xew York Giants In
1S12. which now, hit eontrect harmg
Just been seat la to Mugger McGraw. U
wa caa bolls re what tho tetesrash wliat
SEVEN 'SERIOUSLY INJURED
Ores. Western Freight and ICineri'
Train Ifeet Fear Dei Koines.
TWENTY FEESOT3 jULK BUST
ha Bnndred Elaty Miners aa
Train Who Boeawe lajwry
Bakers Adjomra Aftwr
Aaxtaal leesloa.
(From a Staff Corratpoadant)
DES MOINES. Feb, M.-( Special Tsle-
grantr-Beven people were eerlousiy In
jured and twenty others wore badly
bruised and shaken la a collision between
Chicago Greet Western freight train
and a miner train containing moro wan
ut minora, seven mile northeast of Dee
Moines today.
The most seriously Injured were brought
to Dsn Moines on a passenger tram,
where medical aid waa rendered. Both
engines were badly wrecked and a num
ber of boa car wore dnmaged.
The miner' engine waa d rasing throe
coaches and a caboose. , Tha passengers
la the first coach were thrown against
each other by the fore of tha collision.
The miner la the roar coaches were un
hurt.
Baxters teaeisse eeri.
The state convention of baker closed
this svenlng after election of officers, as
follows: President Leo E. Mulgrew. Du
buque: vice president Ch arise Altstadt
Waterloo: secretary-treasurer, M. Zma-
maater. Dsn Moines; director, Louta
Kautx, M ureal Ins.
Metbodtata Coaler.
A denominational education commission
composed of fifteen member ohossn from
the directory boards of the five colleges
la Iowa under the denominational ou
tre! of tho M st hod! st church will hh ap
pointed to draft a uniform policy for
these college and provide for permanent
endowments. If the recommendation of
the ali-Iowa Methodist church eoavoav
Moa la adopted by tho conferences of ths
tuts.
Pet Cat's Howling
Saves Six Lives
TWO FIGURES IN IOWA
CITY TRAGEDY ARE DEAD
IOWA CtTT. Ie Feb. 14-Pred Boarta.
who shot hla wife and Lorenso Boarta, hi
cousin, whoa he found tho pair together
In hi boms yesterday afternoon, exsj
thsa turned the gun on blmsslf, died to
day. Lorenso Boarta died late yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Fred Boarta I not ex
pected to recover.
lews Nowa Note, ,
ALGONA Rev. a J. Outhrte, pastor of
the Frlsnds church for many years, has
resigned. He will go to Wisconsin to con
tinue his work m the ministry.
THORTON Frank R. Hopley of this
plaoa haa lust announced his candidacy
for the secretaryship of the Iowa Grain
Dealers' assodatlon. Mr. Hopley Is man
agar of ths Farmers' Co-Oporative society
of this place, a position he haa held for
several year. -
Caastlaa- Aooldeat Fatal to Boy.
BLOOMFIELD, Nob., Feb. ll-Spo-daluJ-Marvta
Maxwell, tho I-year-old
sob of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Maxwell
of this city, died at li s) yssterday from
acute peritonitis. Whils coasting with
playmate last Thursday evening he met
with a serious accident producing Inter
nal injurlee, which resulted aa above.
Exeter Weodsssa Acalnat New Kates
EXETER, Neb., Feb. 14 - Special.)-At
the last meeting of Exeter camp No. M7.
Modem Woodmen of America, tha follow
ing commute on good of tho order was
appointed to work , In connection with
similar committees from other camps:
W. J. Walta, Ret. W. F. Stone, J. W.
Mitchell. Exeter Is solid against the new
rata.
ring. CrandallJ hoping that ha wffl got
Ma regular turn oa tho slab during tha
approaching season. Instead of kavtnf to
adorn the bench until the crises arise. He
professss to be la prime fettle already
and boasts that ho win lead tha ether
twtrlere a hot and dusty pecs when the
Giants open their spring training estab
lishment at Martin Soriiws, Tax, wtthln
a few aekx .. -. - -
OBKALOOBA. Is.. Feb. H-Tho howl
ing of a pet cat saved the Uvea of A. at
Hiaxonson, a prominent kualnaaa man.
and 10 family of five, who name aoar
death by asphyxiation early thl morning
from gas which entered their bom
from a sewer connection. Examlaatlea
Into the cause of the howling of a oat by
aa occupant of the bouse dlselossd three
uncoisKious oersons In their beds and
another almost overcome. Heroic rentorat
ttv inossiii ss were necessary. - A break
In the gas main oa the street 'found vent
through a sewer lateral Into tt bouse.
IOWA GRAIN MEN HOLD
. MEETING AT FORT DODGE
FORT DODGE. Ia-, Feb. ll.-8peelsl
Telegram. -Over tto grain men of tswa
are la tho city tonight Thursday a are
gram Includes a business session, with
contests for president and eeretary. and
sddreaass by Charles Adklns, speaker of
tha ntlaoi bouse of isptsssntsttvss; c
O. Messole. former secretary; Oattgi
Whtta of Nevada and Jams afinskia of
MI usee soils
Friday will be seanagers" day of
levator ojmiere' organisation.' J.
Olamem of Merrta will no v
chairman at thl meeting.
Tesag Man to Killed.
CHAJUTON. la. Fob. U-EBrt Jexnco.
yMri old. of Crestoa, la.. teU front the
top of a box car today ana was run over,
hut head being severed from hla body.
Joatca iwceatlr. earrta, .
Birth and Deaths.
Births Ernest and It use Thomas,
Florenoe. boy: Jossph and Agnea Custck.
net South Eleventh street, girl; Arthur
snd Pearl Jonaa, Wt North Twenty-fifth
avenue, girl.
Deaths Clartna F. Wendsl. I boor, I7T
Laird street; Joha McAlllstsr. agsd
years. Tenth and Castellan J. R. Leh
mer. aged f4 years, S.J0 Hamer street;
Baby Podroaky. ltll South Forth street;
C. C. Prloa. aged M reera. JH Bristol
street; Lucy Jones, aged U ysara, St
Joseph's hospital; Linn Payne, aged ii
years, fan North Twsnty-tourfh street
Toe Hold Hart Wlrtb. '
TOLEDO, O.. Feb. 14. -Johnny BtlUter
of Toledo, lightweight wrestler, tonight
defeated Henry Wlrth of Chicago. Only
one fall waa required. From tho start
BilUtsr took ths oftenslvs and finally
secured a toe bald oa Wlrth, forcing
tho latter to givs up In fourteen minutes
1 thlrtr-eignt seconds. rnyeiciana
pronounced tho ligaments in Wlrth's ankle
1 leg traut ana torn ana san no
e unfit to continue. Referee Peoord
thereupon awarded the snatch to BUIlton,
Drake Defeats Waahlwxrtaa.
DES MOINES, Fob. 14. Drake uni
versity dsfsatsd Washington university of
St luia at aaaxet seu tnia snemooa.
KING OPENS PARLIAMENT
Speech from the Throne ii Colorless
in Tone.
TEHEE BILLS TO BE SUBMITTED
They Will Provide Better Gerern
ssent far Ireland, Disestablish
Welah Clericals, Amend
Fraaehiss Law.
LONDON'. Feb. 14. The ascond session
of tho second Parllaroent of King George'
reign waa opened today by Kins George
In person.
Tho speech from tho throne which had
been anticipated by the public with keen
Interest, waa a great disappointment be
eaue of the colorless tone of the king
remarks.
In referring to measure to be brought
befor Parliament the king said:
A measure for tho better government
of Ireland will bo aubtnltted to you.
A bill will he laid before you to tormt-
neta the establishment of the church In
Wales and make provision for lta tem
poralities.
Proposal will bs brought forward for
the amendment of ths law with respect to
the franc hiss and the registration of
electors."
Thl wa all tha kins had to say about
the Jfere measures Which. If they be-,
oomo law, will turn Mat affair Into new '
i No mention wa mad of British rela
tions with Germany,. nor wa there any
allualoa to Vlsoount Haldans'a recent
to Berlin.
Negwtlatiswa with 'Oermaay.
The first offVtal gltmpeo at the progress
of tho angle-German negotiation wss
given by Premier Asqulth la ths course
of a debate In tho House of Common
thai afternoon The prime minister said
that tho visit of a British minister to
Berlin would not be unwelcome and
aught facilitate tha attaiament of the
common object of the twe nations.
Vsanouat Haidana, tha British secretary
of war, waa consequently aent to Berlin.
Mr. Asqulth aald:
"There M unmxttakahl srl denes of a
sincere desire on both aides for the es
tablishment of a bettsr fellng between us.
Her Fingers Caught
in Laundry Mangier
Mrs. A. Btanberry, employed by the City
Steam laundry, had her right hand caught
m a mangier yssterday morning at T
and It waa necessary to amputate tho
first aad second finger and ths thumb.
Sh waa attended by police surgeons and
taken to her home at Tenth and Clark
streets.
Omaha' most popular
moderate priced eafe
fasts and
aad a la earte.
Clean, wholesome food,
sppottxtngly prepared.
Attentive aerrlco and
pleasant atmosphere,
OsauTtaer coffee makes i
mead OcUdoae.
COURTNEY'S
Bcsrulecuth aad Dowslas
.owfirrl
DRIVES OUT
. RHEUMATISM
Xhermiatism is in reality aa internal inflamrntkrn a diseased condition ol
the blood cells which supply the notiriahmrnt snd strength necessary to sns '
tain oar bodies. Uric mad, sa irritating, inflamrnitory accnmolation, gets
into the circulation because ot physical frrrgtilaritiea, and then instead of
BouTuhin snd inyigoratino; the body, the biood irritates snd inflames tha
thilerent nerrea, tissues, mantles sad joints, because of its impure, acrici
condition. The pains and aches and other disagreeable and ckvcjreroaa symp-.
frn,,, fjumnnes ws sewe tm rswrnsvMmtlw mrerl until geery particle ol
the cause is driven trotn the blood. & a & does this because it is a perfect
biood purifier. It gnes down to the yrt y bottom ot the trouble, trarifica an
fVnea the circulation, invigorates the blood, sod coenpletrly drives Rheu,
rnstigm front tne system, Flaxters, Uniments, soothing lotions, etc., may
bemsed tor the temporary rebel aad comfort they bring, bat acnrecsnnoQ
be effected until S. S. S. has renamed the cause. It frees the blood of every
ta purity and makes it a rich, health sustaining; fluid, to bring; permanent,
relief and comfort to those who anger with Bhenrnsrism Book on R hen ma,
tissn and any r advice free to all who write.
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