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Thursday, September 30.
EDITOILIAL NOTES.
September certainly banded out a bot
one the past week.
Those pleasant noises flee "cerement"
hears are the sounds of prices droppwg
The historian of the future will find the
last few years a •'strikeag" period is the
world's history.
Pretty soon everybody who isteed' to
strike will have struck and the wetly
will gtt down to business is cattiest.
A writer in a Toronto paper claims that
the socks ■ aaaa wean indicate bis
character. Is there, tin. some asaociattoa
between ides gad hotiness ?
The C. P. R. is stretching its time -table
the w-ong way. Instead of decreasing
the time between the arrival and the
departure of the auoa traias, it should be
increasing it. if it wallies to please the
)people of Goderieb.
Ot wa has a bureau keeping track 'of
the log showing the coot of living u
Canada, this week reports a check to
the mound prices. By . the way, keep-
ing track of figures it just about as
far as Ottawa is dealing with the
high cast of living.
Pelee*. Meitner nail Sir George Foster
in linking up flee with the
Bolshevik' aad other ' oa-wreckers"
in their deaweciatioas are danger of
bringing a stare shout their The
farmers have tiateaed Or about all that
kid of talk they caw stad. A\
Republk-ams lite ea -President Taft .b
le
favor the League of Nations are is an
awkward positioa in coueectioa with the
Presidential dectios caapaigw. By sup-
porting the Republican candidate (hey
throw doubt upm either their own sincer-
ity or that of Mr. Harding. Mr. Harding
has stated pfatnly enough his opposition
to the League of Nations plan, but Mr.
Taft appears to believe (bet if be is
elected he will turn his back upon
his pre-eiectios speeches and upon
the Hiram Remain crowd which is
working to elect him, and will had some
way to bring the United States into the
League. It it difficult to see why any
United States citizen who really wants to
see his country join with the other en-
lightened nations is a league of peace
shsnild not vote for Mr. Cox, who states
his maition smequivocatly. But in the
United States. is is Caseda• It is a hard
thing (or a man to break away from his
party.
The Finest and Purest Tea Sold
11
There is genuine and unmistakeable
pleasure in its daily use.
Black - Green 1 Try a packet front your grocer'
or Mixed f but be sure it's "Salads' gal.
THE MacSWINEY CASE.
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Moet ,d tie comm. -sit iu ibis cuantry Oil flee case of the Lord Mayor a
Cork. olio Le so hoops-ntriee to Brixtua prison. is without knowledge, and the
fallowing tram the editorial pages of Tee Mamcbeiner Guardian. oar a the
leading paper of Greet liritale, throws light uu some points that have sot
Yews clearly understood bore. Edptrially tq be noted is the shitenent that
"the law ruder whale Mr. ltacttwiae,e was euarierea wigs sot the ordinary law,
gad the tribunal was not the ordinury legal oatmeal."
Rin the Wag Ls derided and. ao f
as toe Onyereesewt Li coacerued, M
MacSwiney is to the. Strom' appeals
were addreened to Mr. Loyd Geo
from many enartenr. His sinter a
pealed, the great eseettni of 1*
owners sad commercial magnates het
'Ons week in Dublin appealed, ma
ogees appealed. To all Mr. George
apeakeag is the mouse of the Gower
meat, arae hives' the same *newer
that the law must take its cog
It Is a leametaWe derhdoa, aad w
have grave ec egtmence.. The la
M
ander which Mr. ac$wtney wag coo
Met& ;mauet the ordlaery law, a
tie tribunal w -aa wt an ordlaa
Th
legal tt(bumaL e law was the .1*
of D. O. R. A. sad the trammel was
court-martial The charges brought
against Mr. Stat wimey were that
had in hie postmeridian or seder his cats
trot a crop' a tie ueiaeeical ciphercode of the police sod that be had
Mao le big possee.siott two end tioaa
e�ocumeats-ammedy, * reseintloo of
the city council of Cork profes:Mai
allegiance to the illegal organizstecia
of Miran fell, Rada copy of the elementdelivered by bimrelt in support of it.
On the Jetresigth of thee ae�emsatioaa
was sentenced to two yearn im-
miert ie the woad clam. and
for \ renter security was removed to
guanineBrix prison. is the gukine 4 Ile said at the time that
It was use talking of twee years.
for nut
r'sense. Nueserotm exceptions have
r. tree made in Use coarse of the Inst
sea years. aud roue of the ewer -
grammes ekeclared by kir. Lloyd George
to tie lees -iodate has followed. The
la tact is drat it br only ander very
ad. special a041 excepti.naI eircomstaacr*
d flat the imager -strike can *accord.
ay It as sucueeed only when la the drat
place the hanger -striker is prepared
a- to face the passibility of death and
— the certainty of peysdc(d paha and
roe. l.jary. It is es molted also that he
il1 'Weld have a great body of public
II Menem to support ham. No Isasmttad
- eNmi.aa would be likely to undertake
ad such as ordeal 'avoided. or, If 4e did
ry aid be were guilty of some eomaaou
w WWe'ise/. be meld be forettey fat, as
a indeed eo ietiaes bappeas. in the
preaewl !cerise* the cable setter In
he not a quenrtioa of mere Iegellty. There
- is little easmieb al the spirit of the
law la *entreees by court-martial
leader the proviseioin of the Act for
tie Delmer of the Realm. co a ri ved
fila a war mea Wire strainer derma try
ad now kept olive me a war tmeasure
epee !retied. It is a q.eettun of
polity. mud au extremely gram our.
ad it would bare been better had Mr.
George freenkly treated it as sats.
Thai. whet' the Geverameat tboagbt
Mat policy demsaded the release e!
bower -striking atius ?einem. rrtexeed
Map were. Now that the Goveromeot
is oa another tack sod strong nreasareo
are the order of the day what was
presible-heLore Pas 'addwely become w 11
iaspae sable, and the foaadmtelnas of , over
law ha the whole of the Felted Kang_ a
'Joao are discovered to be imperiled in t
if tbe very team is done new which real
released be would he dead
in month,\ having already heytsu his
huaper-e.trlkr , That is just `s fort-
night ego The fiwd Mayor of ('ork
is not :s stroller u. He hat an affec-
tion of the hs which makes it
daugetoae for him o be forcibly fed.
Ile is aimed, in • last stage of
prostration, sad any y as, bring
the sew; ot_Itia death.
Obelatudy, Mr. Maefiwlieg 1a -1201--111
very grave offender. Very uch more
sstiour oteader,. wile net Ia sine.
141,1* hunger-atreci were rel 1 be-
fore they died, just as the rs item
anfreglwta who 'haat set tbe fa
were aU relented. lip to the pr -
me, therefore. no Riegle offend_
las has sought to release himself or
emelt' (rum impisoetmeat by death
as twee permitted to do .n 7Le
kW of the ilord Mayor 0t coli. '.e the
stmt it tbe eakeptios. .lr George
mate it as though it were the rP_ 1
rye. "it is imapossible," he .says in
reply to MIs Mseyiwiney. "for
the (:orerasmemt t. .make any ea.
"(ratierse u hie nave. were they to de
"r• it would busk d.wts the admin.
"Lrtortfnn of law is the United TT lag -
"dons for all primmer§ would claim
"Me same ptiviteg'e," Now. wfth all
respect, we mature by me that Is non -
ti
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ex
rir
Hon. Mackenzie King, the Liberal l
meeting; in the West. la his opening
leader, has commenced a series of public o
I ton
address at Victoria. B. C., on Mon1ay
evening tie repeated his demand that the
M ighen Government stere uid go to the
people for a mandate before further pre
1. Suring to manage the affairs of the
country, fie pointed out that barely
hal( of the mesbers of the original
e! Union Government now rennin,
and three of the
present Ministers
have mate only in the Senate
and caartot 4laira to be repremeatative d
any portion of the electorate. He spoke
-..int the autocratic methods adopted in the
acq usition of the Graced Trunk Railway,
in the expenditure of vast sums of mosey
for (he creation of a merchant esarine, and
in o' her measures, and declared that it
was mole time the control of the people's
alba -s should be restored to the people.
The need of a downward revision of the
tariff was emphasised, especially with
regard to the necessaries of life and the
means of productioa, and another passage
of his address dealt with the necessity of
more effective measures against profiteer
Mg.
a
tical murder and the vk•tlma as a
martyr to a great and leered causer
Teat tamer will he confirmed and
eaacgaed Ly Ma blood, and every evil
and every danger by which the des-
perate Irish gsesrlou err eurrugnded
will be exse'lrretteid gad fmtenedaed
Conciliation, Mgkult enoage before,
wilt become doubly difficult. 1111111110‘04-
14, bitter euoaab before, will become
more bitter. The riketre for revenge.
cruel mouse before. will become more
erste, and we shall here entered ou
a fresh and more ►upeleis stage of •
Isar whit alreedy was hwmiug the
beet minds. l■ other words, as act
carried through ha the name of law
gad of high pocky will breed taisseaae
lawksuanem and defeat every alma
which decent and ratios' politer eau
have in view. Is tr likely that ft this
had been a wire thing to do aitch a
meeting as that at Ikitten on Term
dal. where the moot conservative and
renpenaibie elements in Irtsti moclety
were asemneted, would have nnaai-
motedy peUtioaied fur the exeet con
tairy ? These men know Ireland.
and the, kaow what finch • tatod tarp
as flirt now in ylew poi -teals.
Flat Rake tar Hydra,
Tie Farmers Sun.
Tee Toronto press are unanimous to
aane the tlrecent ediortals Tee Tofor mato o powerto Globe
dealt with Premier Drury.'s speech advo-
cating mama rates. mad endeavored to
Mow wry large centres like Toronto
atmasidpay a lower rate for its power than
a mealier cosesenujty.
Tie Globe argue that people should
pay for power went it costa end. there-
fore, a large centre which can bring in
more power. and can beadle it more
cheaply than a small centre. should get it
at the Iowa rate. If that be true, thea a
business house which uses more postage
than a small bough Mould get its postage
at a lower rate. Or. we should ply leas
postage era a letter going to towns ten
H s*pertime on a letter gem( to
or Vancouver. It costs more to
carry a letter across the continent than it
dna between netehhoriag towns, yet tbe
is tie sage. Further. it should
be potwted out that the natural resources
of tbe country do not belong to say ooe
particular caoauaity. The people within
a stone's throw of Niagara do not own
that great waterfall, nor do the peopit
fisher beside other waterways own
otiose. Oar water powers belong to alt
tie people. sod all the people sboutd get
tate al mirwama benefit from their utilis-
ation. if we are going to allow big cities
to the power developed by our 1
waterfalls, it is lour to peaalize the
mealier towns sad cities as welt as the
rural commsuoity.
It is far sstore important and vastly 1
more beneficial. for the country to have a t
lot of snail, proeperoos towns than to
have toe or two huge over -developed,
congested centres. It power can be seat t
t to outlying towns and villages it t
Women of Canada
Who Testify
Tahomburg, Ont.:—"Ever dogs 1 au
mrmenber, 1)r. Pisew's medicine were uasd
in our
Wallyea Mims
and they never Wed
W give rssu(ls,
The 1.10 Medical
Discovery' was used
es • tooae and blood
purifier asrdfor b.os-
otu•1 trouble. and it
proved *aodteet. I
hive personally tak-
es 'Cobden Medical
Discovery' for broo-
Oce thea! trouble.
'Favorite
and
the 'IrrPs
ssripuoa' so bend
ms up wbso 1 was
nue-down ad they both were vary bar
amid. Mother always used Dr. Pima'•
Compound Extract of f)mars-Weed tee
pais; it also was may good. I lest sale ja
rewowmtamgeo�dsing d Dr. r. Piens'. medicine
knoMORD MITCU,aLL. —1[R8. CLIl-
Coated Pisree'ee M� Diaoo "I have read Dr.
mote
04 sea sad am d50 fors cad it
pleased to ee•omse.ad it
is • bleed pander. 1 know it has no equal,
as I mei it for my boy for tub/remains of
H. kegs joist. My neighbors sad meads
weriveurprised wits the results; in foes, Ido
ase thiak he weWd be shy* qday lied it act
bee. for the Method Dia.overy.' 1 gigs
beep h os head foe coughs as it differs is
bora other cough mediates. emceed of up -
the mwsee.h gs most mash syrups
do a r hood for the me iameet 1 odep wi.5
1 bad knows about fir. Pierce's s.sdiais.s
sager."—M rte PAACY WOOD.
w►w you take Guides Medical Dee -
seven. lou are gasieg the beo.at of the
emrigsgs of a doctor wita reputation goer
eQ amend the earth. fell mon, nee IIA a
te.prsace mediae that examine not •
trop of atoohwt or soroche d say kind.
Long ago Dr. Pubs oomhia.d ..tis
valuate mostatie ingredieass-- witheat
Me tug at alcohol—so Hat his nadir
Moseys ►se. Wm — immy.saw
amdi_ia'a 1
he procured to their native (and. Tbey
remained to three years the property of
the King. sad were ties dietribated
among the fainters of Canada. to ordet
to encourage tile devetopmeat of agricul-
ture.
Some few years age the pedigree records
for the Preach-Caaadiaa horse. maim
tainted by tbe Quebec Gonernrweot, were
transferred to the Natiosal Live Stock
Records. Otber steps have been takea to
maintain tbe breed as pure as possible.
One of the latest methods, as pointed out
a the bulletin. wricb can be sbtaiaed
from tee Publications Branch of the
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, has
been tate establishment of a horse -breed -
ng farm at St. !whine ataated lase
weaty-five miles east of Quebec city.
This farm. white as operated under tee
Experimental Fares system, has some
hirty well selected broad mare,. These,
ogetber with fifteen of similar quality
d up small industrial centres al
tee coeatry where people can live in
more sane. normal way than tb-v can
he congested areas of cities Tike Mont
and Tomato. Farther. tbe demands
I kept on the Fzperimental Station at Cap
Route. Que.. forte a collection fres which
it is hotted to produce a superior new
foundation stock for the breed.
wit.' doer before without any sign of of
Mack disastrous oouHequej)ces. The
yea is is fact a false plea. gad Ur ur
rural communities for power are just aa��
tie r
g thr++requiremeat• of Toronl6
George in the very act of defending it oonc
tacideutally ttveir erldeace that It ix help
false, for he admen. is the formal pro'
doe•lemout Limed from f.ucertte, as a tow
reason why Ysapc'r -stri trews saarunt be this
mieat.ed now. int where they were re- and
the
bas
big metres. The sidelines and
mimes have betrt stripped of their
became ref the high wages paid by
ected Industries in our cities and
as. Valens there is a suhstitute for
lack of help is the form of taachiaery
power Vtirj will take the place of
mmn-poierstad woman -power which
gnrie from tie country to the ct
leased before the res*itee were disap-
pointing. If thea they had not been
dan*epointing it w.etd ores that the stars
erne polio eagle have Isere adopted teat
mew. That is t., judge the matter oa avai
t ground not of remelt, Mut ort gra-
(seal, realer. 1401 the ggestioa heemnas j
'sae Wager of law Mt et matfett
And politico, et weeding. stars
enasgh. is perbape the gravest aad
0104 m 'ng which oris tieverammeat
has yet f allyd apes to meet.
Per let t be no mistake. Rightly
or wreeigle—w nilly. of course. leo ler
as moral guilt is ieer.ed—the denth
sf the Lord May of fork will be
j
regarded by Ns tort Ireland- and f
rgeht tbrougb the world of
America gas the i)osI
. i1
The Clinton News -Record, discussing
the tendency of the fall (airs to run to
sideshows, says
• "Wouldn't 't be possible to have a
count) fair somethug 'fake the State fairs
they have over the line ?
-Suet) a fair would alvertise Huron
county as no other lactor possibly could
ago it properle caieducted it would be
self -summing from the very beginning.
With the county's great productiveness
in almost every lime as exhibition of
astonishing dimena'ose might be held.
Discruivaaho• in offering prizes would
have to be shows. For iastance; Huron
county doesn't produce a real racehorse
in a dozen years, probably, and it pro-
duces hundreds of high-grade (arm boraes
and of fine beet and dairy cattle every
year, Why .ot cut oat the prizes offered
for racing aad put it on cattle and upon
the sort of horses which flume county
formers do produce'
'This show would have to be represen-
tative of the whole county aad every
farmer and business ram in tie county
be interested in at. Tb• iateraat of the
people should be directed to the Mow
itael(, rather than to sideshows. We are
tnddkt inggrstiag that thin enmity fair be
bold u Gnderrch. Clietaa might be a
Clad.
to hold it, but, properly
darted, n coaatee fair ought t` be. Cyt
e turatip.al factor aad • groat ail
aunt for On meaty h w it %Mt
atioa will (ace the cities, and all the
erpower is the world will be of no
The Fronde -Canadian 0...e.
The French-Canadian horse. which is
cesparatively little known outside tie
Province of Quebec, is claimed to be one
of the most durable and otherwise useful
horse to be fond anywhere in Caeadg.
in balite■ 96 of the Experimental Farms,
the author. Mr. Gas. Langelier, points
out that this breed is descended from the
old -tote French-Canadian pony, sent
from France to Canada by Lotus XIV
as a Don-
,, t Tbese seaof
itS� )AFOR �AiIB
Bslfoot Students 1RIeg... pefo for
Primes Offered lw •
re Pre -
tree homer ad orates gold-pisted
and entrain mediate will be preand
as prize* to she pupils tee tee tbM
and fosrth forms of public, prlvite
and 'seminar arbor&R of Osterrlo for
the Seat a aye oa "Prevention .f Fire
is Howe and "Fat -tory." ave 'elver
mer.sh.. to high wheel atademtit sad medals
'tical gold sail two saver edals
will here gtvg for the 'oar beet tenses
written by Modest. i* colleges and
gNveraitLiE' Au boyo. aN Orli Ia We $iced aad
fourth forms et public. private and
seperpte wheels are etiglede so core
pete. Not were titan (haw medal.
will be slimed ro any one eehunl, one
Leonid onid be gime (a nes (bird
and one in the tonal fora. Romero
ROWgut Pxewrd five hundred wards
were the blot char nil ts` toorth. write only as one side of
tee paper. For Information aad eta..
Sskatehewan
Saskatchewan has
played an import -
Province !ilit part in gain-
ing for Canada her
of
Inherent
Wealth
placeamongst the
great wheat pro-
ducing countries
of the world. In
1915, 56% of Can-
ada's bumph crop
was reapedin that
Province. This year, eg'tissaks iafthat 136,600,-
000 bushels of the iDominion'f3 total of 289,000,000
bushels, will be produced tier&.
The value of this Province's 1920 wheat and oat
crop alone is estimated at $400,000,000. This
large natural wealth constitutes one of the reasons
that Saskatchewan bonds rank high in` invest-
ment circles.
We offer, in $500 and $1,000 denominations,
ations,
Prove a of
Saskatc ewan
6% Gold Ronde
at 96.62 yield
6.30% for
Twenty Years
$3,000,000 of this Province's 6% Gold Bonds at
96.62 yielding 6.30%.
Mail your order or telegraph at our expense for a
dtse(�iptive circular.
Wood, Gully & CoinpanyC.—j ' P.tle Rafhny Dont
Toronto
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tb,t rs. osttadde of that which may he
obtaleed at the punk library. etc.
read the bout, et "('oaservattoa of Life
and Property from Fire." 1f you
haven't a ce.py write for one to tate
secretary M the Ontario lire I'reven
1.e Leaves. fee.
ameba's. male and teasel.. la'eel-
Mem aad aairrrsirlive aad high sehoota
ttsrotsgltont Ontario are eligible to com-
pete for rbc nine grand prizee. two
.414 gold and mea.. roll Miner
medals. premiered by the Oatarle lire
Prevention Lehane. nor the head hong
on the topic. "Preremtloe of Fire in
M• Rome and Factory." N.t more
thee ram medal will he PreMsated fin
sae one high whool. miler. or unl-
enntity. Ilamays meet wet Pxeeed Ole
tttouwnd wnrde in teazle ,
Alt array' inset h. In the hands of
rho prine•lpan of achestta wog labor
tban Ns/.ehrw tet.
FALL FAIIRA-11511.
W ltsgbaa—slept. 36, Oct. 1.
l'ordwkh—qct. 2.
renews ter-4)ct. R.
Deana*nom- Oe(. 7. 8.
)1111!D GRALN DISTRIBUTION.
(lkperimmeatal Farms Note.)
The atonal free distribntiow of asnplea
of seed grain will be conducted as usuai
at the Central Experimental Farm,
Ottawa, by the Dominica Cerealist.
The following kinds of grata seed will be
.eat out ibis sesame
Spring wheat (in abs t 5 -Ib. )
white oats (about ► 15.), Id pass
R
lb.), Geld beans (about 2tb,l'fllltt
2 Ib I.
Only one wank am be t1 (s add
appliosist.
pplicatio.s mist be coo printed latest
which may be obtained by writing W ithe
Dominion Cereahot, Evorriasiwtel Farts.
Ottawa. at gay time agger Sepl/mber 1K.
As the stock of sad is Iiai(N, fargmegi
are advised to apply early to avoid
dhppoi.tetme tit. Those who applied tee
late last seism are particularly wowed
zpit:i in their same'Pt sacs so that
tree Isms may bforwarded e forwa dte
_ No
thew.foritlaty acyl-disaa fermis will w
sloth i.iste ma
G9110m�R'ig,
■/111M1•rM11si*1[IIIA*l1)tl)ttltt>t[**W$J $
Eittraordin lSi lk Values )1
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Here is a list of our Silk bargains for September, the
1.1 likes of which we have not offered for tnany a day. A
$ large choice and large stock.
Y
I Black or cavy blue Ductless
ii Silk, 36 inches wide, our rega-
l. tad ...76 for tbe ;1.98
II Satin Cbareeuse in black. navy
and brown choly, i0 iacbes wide.
in $ Regular 14.50, for M
per yard ... $3.00 �Je W
Natural Shantung Silk. yard
wide, heavy purest silk, 9Q_
$160 for 98c
Wadi Sabo.. extra heavy, 36 to
38 inches wide, in ivory, whits
and peak. Regularm� EA
13,00, at per yard a2.5O
▪ Woolen's Fall and Mater Coats at OM -ti.. values
1111
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• Dress and Suiting Shea
111 • Black and aavy blue English Series, 54 in. wide, all wool ; ewe
botany yarn suiting serge'. Regular 15-00 for. $3.95
Materials Velars, 9ilvertoaes, Tweeds. Cbinchillas in aavys,
browns, grey. taupe. stylishly made. Splendid materials and im
limed throughout witb silk or fanser's satin. some hall lined.
Price VQ, $26. 135 and 130. ii
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Western University
c�aK od.r
New Course in
Business Administrtrtion
Registration Oct. 4th. Four year comae
leading to B. A. Admission requirement.
Junior Matriculation.
FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE
K. P. R. NEVILLE. Registrar
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Machine Repair Work ---
We are prepared to do machine repair work of all kinds
promptly and at reasonable prices.
We have installed an ACETYLENE MELDING OUTFIT,
and farmers and others having broken castings can bring theta
to to and have them made as good as new by this process.
WORKS AT GODERICH HARBOR
DOTY ENOINEERINO COMPANY now tic
Xiflattisrleflm20001gfj '
f
-School of Coinmerce
Cbntr,. aad Goderich, (ht.
OFFALS THE FOLLOWING COURSES :
Business Stenographic
Secretarial Civil Service
Teachers' Training Course
and arranges Special Courses for students.
Tete FOLLOWING ADVATeTAGall:
Viably Qualified Tisching Staff
Actual lin'iates yt Bookkeeping
Credeptial
jyYrnaosiptaions Guaraateed
Vocational Training School
for this district, by Oo.eramcat appolatmaent, and under in-
spection by Soldiers' Civil Adestae)tshmeat Department.
Tor /anus, etc.. write
B. F. WARD, w. A. [MONK,
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School Opens VCednetday, Be$ember 1st, 1990
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