. ‘ Fire Screens. 12c.
Munchies fingers and Dreams, 250 pair.
pp. T00 Pets. 2 qts. 2c.
.‘ ”fierce, bamboo and well beaded. only 01.25 each.
,Msreworth at least 33.00 each.
We Jap. Ink. Wells, only lilo.
Remains in Jumping Ropes, Hoops, Base Balls and Bats.
. 7 We have just received a large consignment oi Bamboo Porch
3m and have them in all sizes. Lowest prices.
Lamb’ -Wooi Piano Dusters, 29c.
Remember the Latest and Best is first shown at
isrurmur’s ulrum uousrs,
'Iflilll Main and Ann Streets. South llorwall.
LSEN BROS.,
3 (.‘uazette'.l Building.
Will continue their
GREAT REDUCTION
his of High Class Footwear for two weeks longer to make room forfitheir spring
3
Every shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
are a few of the good things:
”heirs ladies' Patent leather 8iippers,._
” miss Lodiu' Kid Opera Slippers.
pun Lsdies’ Patent Tips. Opera and Common Sense Shoes, worth ‘2, nt 01 50.
m Indies’ Kid Common Sense Goodyear Welt Shoes, plain toe. worth $3 at 82.
to In this shoe.
In our men’s de artmeut we are selling our 08 Cork Bole Shoes at 02.
Our 02 Cork sn Double Sole and Waterproof Grain Leather Shoes at 01.50
's m of those celebrated n.5o om Sole Shoes at t! 25. Not .11 sizes left
ta Hanan d: Sous’ to Cali Shoes at 82 50 a pair.
.m Youth's 700 Shoe in town. Boys in some at 800.
worth $2. at “.25 .1
worth $1 60. at 75c.
._..,. ‘-
NO NEED TO do would .Jirmam
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. sia, Gout. Diabetes, Kidney and Lion Der-augments.
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" Moi-its signature of
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52 AND 66 LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Bole agents for the U. S. A. Sold by all druggiste.
118. W
Dow
BIlilWli’S $3.00 SHOE.
Andyouwiliseenot onlys ,
Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
lost Iaterial is llsad. Combining Durability and SM:
flaking it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
' M sud examine them before purchasing any other shoe, ail
‘1 H. s. BROWN’S,
Smith Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
The Benedict Collar Button.
, Adina-Saving. Labor Saving, Temper Baring,
' um. Collar Button. Thetcp is wedge shaped; the upper
. psrtofthepostis ilet.thelowerpartisround. It
, can't help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
lsdein
4...»... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
no our or A. w. usrm, nwrru.
., our our moor. rumor rout. ~ *
s r . g ,. (Thimphu!
. VII ll Pl i use ’ tubules.
fl fl. , ‘ ”Whales
w c. ' no.
no Ballets occurs on. n p .
ties at Bridgeport, Conn.
won't rsou mass robust Putts.
Registering of Female Voters Pushed Alon]
by the Priests-A. l’. A. Men Protpabiy
Beaten-There Were Similar Contests In
Ohio. Indians and Michigan. '
Burnosronr. Court. April ll.—More
than.2.000 women votedhero in the local
election. with the result that H. C. Cogs-
well urid Frank Kinsley, Republican can-
didates for the board of education, who
were opposed by the A. P. A.. are prob-
ably elected. while the Republican condi-
dntes. Elinor S. Youugs and Dr. Charles
H. Payne. having A. P. A. support, are
defeated.
The idea of registering and voting the
women under the statute is said to have
originated with tho Rev. Joseph Pullman.
pastor of the Second Methodist Episcopal
church. Lust Thursday. much to the as-
tonishment of City Clerk Tracey. Mr.
Pullman. Assisted by the Rev. W. J. White
and ii. W. l’inkhnm. nrarslrclcd 102 wom-
en in the executive oiilccs or. the city hall
and registered them.
This was is now doportnro. Not more
than three or four icmnlos inns many
years bud exercised the right of franchise
under the school consolidation not. As
the A. P. A. had carried the regular Ite-
publlcnu primaries and scoured control of
the oily Republican convention. this move
of Mr. I’ullmun caused intensc excite—
ment. The ilcmrmruts as Well as the
struiglrtout Republicans took ulurm. .
After the liontcn services in tho Catho-
lic churches on Friday evening the women
of the congregations wore requested to
reassemble curly on Snturduy. 'I‘ilen Fu-
thers Niles, O’Brien and their colleagues
announced that us the Women in some of
the Protestant churches had registered.
with the View of voting for commissioners
of education. it might be advisable for
Catholic women to register ulso. A rush
was made to the city hull. liy 9 o'clock
Suturdny evening 1.452 women had reg-
istcrcd. Yesterday 682 nrorc were added
to the lists. making a mini of 2.1M.
A Rush of Women Voters.
In consequence of the overwhelming
number to be recorded in 11 short time the
cityolork hrld toubundon his other: and
occupy the city courtmom. TWonty-flve
women were admitted at a time. After
taking their names Mr. ’i‘rucoy swore
them in batches. Collecting thorn in a
writer of the room in u solnicirclc, hc bode
them hold up their hands while he ropidly
said. "You swear to spook the truth. the
whole truth und nothing but the truth
concerning the evidence you shall give as
to your right to exercise the srrflrugc. "
Thou he explained the necessary quali-
fications. Eili'll votr-r must be 21 years of
age; must have lived onc yonriu the stntc;
if worried, hor husband must ho a citi-
zen; if siuglc. hcr father must ho a citi.
zoo. and ouch must be able to rend. To
prove this lust quuliilcntion ’l‘rmrcy held a
copy of rho constitution in front of ouch
person. who rend a low words.
There wore runny amusing scenes dur-
ing this process. One woman, Morgan-t
Brody. exclaimed when her certificate was
handed to bcr: "Thank the Lord! l'w
been waiting till yours to cost my vote."
Shiv mistook rcgisrrrriion for voting. An-
orhr-r woe indignant whrn 'i‘rm-cy asked if
she won 2i.
'(lf (‘Ulll‘sl‘ l'm ill illlil ii. is it insulting
run you urn?"
Hilll unorhcr. who rcsidcrl in tho l-‘ourth
ward. was told film could not qualify.
"Qtruliffl" sold slur smruiuily. “erut's
tho! 1' My husband has wild 2.3 ycprs.
When we morrivd. wc Wi‘l‘l! illikili‘ ullo. By
all ilu- lows humun urui divine l‘rn cu-
tltlml to bill! his \‘Hii‘. ”
Silo had fuilcd to rcod thur purugrnph in
llli! Constitution. .\ young lady who said
elm Wulllil int '11 in Juno dwlumi thrit silo
\vns r-Iinibic. \l'lrou 'i‘rrm~y ll~nlircil hcr skin
was in crmr. silo cxciuirrml:
ls‘llo Thought All Fair in Politic-n.
“i thought it” won inir in lovc. wur nnd
politic-r. but it isn‘t."
Polls opcned or, ti ii. iii. .\i ":01 Mrs. J.
S, Erhard! of Mi Imfuycltl‘ strrct met in?
ballot. h‘hc wus the tired volor.
"i do not nllnw uny mun to out ulwud oi
mu." sho mid to 'i'crcrlco (irrlco ut tho
First word booth. The r'cxt curly Von-r
won Mrs. (.‘ilristlno Gilligan. tho plucky
littlcworunn who on one rxullwiun. iludlnu
one of llnrnuru‘smmrmi lions ln hcr book
yard. bunt him on tho hood with u broom
and ”hllmlfll" him over tho fcnoc.
At 7:30 I. m. 470 womcn mun-bod in
a body to tho polling booths situated in
the Fourth word. in o short tlrnc the or-
dinnry ballot box was illlml. As Mrs. (Ion
ncllo ll. ll. Hogan-l n‘mrlrkml. tho womcn
wore smiling tho lmllor lmxcx for error.
The election lrrspr-ctorn having noothcr
msptwlo at hnrul. rollcd in o llour barrel,
which did survloo tho rust of tho d'py.
llrulcr tho Unuru-ctlcut low \‘ilii'l'li. after
passing the clmllouucrs rmri depositing
tholr ballots. arc compoliml to pass out in
the four of the inflow. This ruin the worn-
en disliked. ’l‘hcy tried to return the way
they bod onion-d. lli'i‘ullhii ltlii‘l‘ they had
cut their Voice illoy lmd to porn turn more
challengers. or "chookora." at tho call,
Sevornl limos hunineau was brought to n
oomph-to standstill by those lluruon cross
currents. and the marrow" of tho lmoilpr
cosxod. laughed rind urucd tho lrrdlr-n not
to dlmhcy the low. or their hollots would
be thrown out.
in tho ’i‘hlrd ward one young women
hold up tho lmllot which lmd la-cu “Iron
her. and, turning to con of her friends.
said:
" Do tell me what's on this pupcr. "
“All. what's that?” called out n which-
sr. "llcre's a Woman who culi't read!"
[lemonade Itsyor Elected.
Quick as a flash the young cmturs
tinted hook to the booth. cast her ballot.
and as she cruel-nod by the ilnsi cheeks
said: “That watcher ought to on put out.
1 don't heilsrehe csn road." which caused
great merrimout. Allin all. however. the
women soled with amt intelligence and
decorum.
Although this was a regular municipal
election tor mayor and s lull city ticket.
the real light was over the tour members
of the board of education. These were
Frank Miller and Peter W. Wren. ilslno»
crate. and it C. Cogswell and Frank
Kinsley. Republicans. When the A. P. A.
assured control of tho Republican conven-
tion. Messrs. Cosme" and Kinsley Were
asked to pledge themsuires not to vote tor
Peter Wren. s llurucr dealer. tor president
oi the board. be We lose minted to
[tamarind and then the convention
In.“ two A. P. A. «some
and Most
. a 3 /
this M 91‘ end the entire ‘ '
list by not less then‘ too sums
it: is reported. The result of the vote for
members of the board of education cannot
be scourstely. stated. although it is believ-
ed the A P. A candidates are detected;
The tickets are greatly mixed. The votes
for all candidates is coming in slowly on
account of general scratching.
Women Voted in Ohio.
Crncrxxarr, April 2.—ln Hamilton
county Mrs. Captain W. W Peabody of
Madisonvllle was elected to the board of
education. and she had a woman as corn-
pelitor At Iinrriacn, this coun'y. three
women were detected. At Carthage one
woman was clcctcd At Norwood the
women were dell-atoll The women was
defeated at Camdcn. also the Women who
voted elsewhoro in Ohio. At blorrow they
turned out quite strong and rol'uzcd allure
of precedence by men.
CLEVELAND. April 2.-—thurns from
more than half of the city indicate the
electron of Robert E. Mciimon (licp ) for
mayor by ohout 4.000 plurality. The re-
mainder oi the Republican ticket was suc-
cessful by larger pluralirioe. The woman
candidate for the school council on tho llo~
pullllcnn ticket run behind the thrco urrlle
candidates. The vote was very light. The
result is not murcrlolly dliiorcut from
whut it was one your rigo.
Republicans Won in Michigan.
Darnorr. April 1—11; the clcctlun of a
justice of rho supremo court find two ro-
gcnts of the university the Republicans
wore again easily victorious. The vote
was very light throughout the slots, not
to exceed bolt the vote of last fall being
polled. Tho indications M u lute hour ore
tlmt Mooro lllcp.) dolcutcd McUrath
(Donn), the present incumbent, by 25.0%.
./ lndinnrs Election.
Evaxsvrruz. ind, April 2.-—'i‘ho Dom-
ocruts met with on ovl-rwhclrning dr-lcni.
The Republicans ulcercd Moyor Anthony
C. linwklne. fourcouncilman-nt-lunrc illld
four of rho scvcn councilmcn from the
words of the city.
Hartford‘s (‘Ity Election.
lismronp. April :.—’i'hc rt'a‘llli ol the
elcclion of members of tho city govern-
ment- givos tho itcpuhlicuns u rrmjority of
two in curb board of the court of common
council. or rt majority of four on a joint
Vole.
In Illinois.
llromrrrs‘rrrox. ills. April 2. - The
school honrd elcctlon rcaultcd in n victory
for rhc A. i’. A. ticket and giving the A.
l’. A. a majority in the school board.
BISMARCK CELEBRATION.
It l-Inrls In I lllnze of I‘ire Ind “'orid Rent.
tcrcd Banquets.
P‘rrrnnmcrrslrr'rrr-z. April 2.~—it was not
until a wry lato hour last night that the
lust of the visitors to this ordinarily ruorc
than quicr plucc hurl taken their dcporturo
for their homes. in tho early evening the
spcctucio rat the lllsruurck house null
grounds wus oucof surpassing luaouty. As
soon us dorkncse had not r-onrplctcly in
lights bcgrm to burn horn. tlrcrc rind ev-
cryohcro uboul the grounds. und thc lake
in the rear of tho schloss gnvc book from
its dark watcrs the reflection of hundreds
of brightly liming ilurucs.
From every window of tho scllloee there
plcumcd is light nnril from the distance
lllr‘ rcslllcm'c lookrd to it: one glowing
muss of llro.
llounri nlrour iirc cnsilu ovcry rcsldcnt
llud l‘llll‘rl‘ll into the plun in mukc tho dny
and night rncrnorulric. urrd tlu- lllllillllllr
lion Wits gcuvml. .\t. the vrllu of ilcrr
5pm hr. riu- lililllril" ro~c urnwrr. which i~
umr rim r'ih‘lli‘. ;ll \'rmrion mum.- hml
I'm-n l'rcr'inl in a scrrric‘roic, rind from
thorn iloutr d runny flog-a. u numin-r huvinu
llt‘i‘ll lrmrrcd by tho llumlmrx shipping
cornpunim, guyly coloml il's‘ilulllh .rnd in-
llllllll‘rflllll‘ ('lrllIw-c innit-rm. in our» plum»
lhc light. min-mo bud lli'l’ll so nrr'rrnlzcd
thm ihu Words“ lior‘ll. lli~rrmrrk uppr or—
M in :l gigantic lilo/c of tire. ’|'lrrtrr~;rrill~
oi illi’i'lil‘nlliill rr’llqduy of ilrcwdrka udzlcd
to tho llrilllzlllcy ol' tlrrwpcs‘lrl: lc 'l'ho mil.
Wily station “as Iii-u- lrrdliurtrly illmu mt
ell. 'l‘llr {l'r‘lilil‘r' of ilir' '. ,'lli l'r-lx l.l"|'l‘lll
was n li‘ri‘llli;.'lll prowwsrorr. m with ll 3M"
and thornand pvr nu. tool; port.
Ilvrr “out \lturkn Iii-umn‘k.
Nr-zw Youk. April ‘J.~'l‘ht» lmllrrmm in
(‘Iuromlnu hull on 'l‘brriwntlr etrcct vvnq
crnwrlr'rl \sirll (lt'rlllJn unuc'bi‘ts to hmr
licrr .lohll lilo-rt pour hot nimt lulu lire
lmtrck on liu- ciflllllr‘lll unrriwrmry of his
birth. Will-n llcrr Most nppcurcd on the
plutforru. he was rot-vivr-d with u l‘flllnlil“
dcruonarrniinn. and from the limo ho lw
you his ripvnrrll until lrr- rolu'llltlr'il ho sold
disrupt-cable things nlrout iiisrnurck,
I'lsllnris-lphin's Tribute.
l’rrrr.am:r.r~lrr.\. April :l.——»'i‘hc omlltloth
anniversary of the birth of Prince ills
morck was mlcbrotcd at. tho Academy ol
Muelcby ihocllln-ns of i'hllnriclphiu oi
iicrumu dcccrrt. ’l‘llc urrrdrruy Willi dcco
rrrtcd with lions oi the l‘rrltr-d Ethics Mill
tho “crown oruplrc, and oil illustri‘ult
colomti bust of rho cx r'ilonccllor. ilvc feel
in bright orul Weighing ililll pound-r, stood
in it runs: of llopcrs.
Illsmnrolr ('ounrwrs Itrlrl In Albany.
Arman. April ‘J.-»le lli‘lilii‘lltii' ciul
livid nr'ntlllnvre ill holloi‘oi l'rlilro llis
mnrch's birtluluy turd slut this culllcurnm
to the prince. "llcnllrhc arutulrliloh."
and it eras sinned by the llcutsclrcr club.
Albmry.
Illemrsrelr llsmmet ts [trends-m.
i’mwrrmvrm. April tho-Tho German
dlllll o‘clohrtllcd ilw biriluluy M Prim-o ills
morrk with o lllfl lmnrprct. at which oil
the prnmlncrrtilcmmm of the suite and
merry invited run-m were present.
Bsitlmrm- ilcrsnsnsrilonor Ills-rant.
Enormous. April n-Ji'lm two days'
celebration of the hotel rlny of Prince Bias
inst had an enthusiastic close willie
banquet at tho livrmrmln annemhor so-
ciety and the Gui-mums club.
» West to tie Loner Curries».
eros'rotr. N. Y.. April tau-There were
too applicants for the sill positions of lat.
ter couriers in thls city, The tree delivery
at mall mailer goes into silent here or:
lay i neat.
Win Initiates! Too Much Peregrine.
mama. N. in. April it. .. William
swallow corrmrltrnd suicide at. his home
in Oneida Valley by telling a my large
scream at pamcrio. lie was so yum of
Olin
A Illusion W.
' :‘Dsiwsrs
WW
molar:
rm...—
British Trickery Plsiuiy‘fivldent
, in the Venezuelan Adair.
FIGHT llfi THE BOUTH IMMIXBNT.
Enslaad lies on Armed Force on the Veno‘
elm-loo Border, and ‘l'here May lie I
Clash~Admlrsl Meade and His Men Giv-
en an Ovation While Visiting Caracas.
Wasmso‘rox. April 9.—-Tbe secretary
of state is very much concerned these days
about the Venezuelan problem The
British ultimatum delivered to Nicaragua
is nota source of present, apprehension
for it is not now believed that the lirrtzzh
Will take any action in the way of at.
tempting to acquire any territory in that
direction or even to jccpurdlzo the proper
ty oi Americans in Nicaragua by u born
burdmen’. in the eiiorl to form: ricollecrrczl
oi the indemnity demanded from Nlcnm-
gun. Those are the two move-l timt might
cause the United Stairs to interiors.
But in tho (iii!!! of the Venezuelan bound-
ary dispute there is much grave: cause
for apprehension. it uppcors that our em-
bassurtor, Mr. llrtynrd, hos not succccdcd
in inducing the British government to
l’ilE‘leEST ('iii-Zrl'ir
give bowl to tho rcriurrst submitted by him
nt tho din ctlon of common—[hut the
honruiory di~puto be i-Illlmlltit‘il lo urbifrnt
tion. The British are proluso in their
declaration of a willingness to arbitrate
the title to the lunds wc-at of the Schmu-
hcr‘r line. but in tho vicw of rho stoic do
mrrrnrnt this is a pure cvnsiou of the real
issue. {or there never has hm-n any rcaeon‘
able assertion of a British right to this
territory. and it is the territory lying east
of this line that terms the substance of
the coutcntion.
The present situutlon is believed tube 1
olormlnn. as urrncd bodies. of lirirish and
Venozuclum are pressing cur-h othcr close-
ly in the diamond territory. and there may
be a hostile chi-h ur tiny moment. The
administration llitsi bccn con-iricrinlz coro-
fully the course to ho prrrs'n-d in such it
cosc. unri it is entirely prllllil'lli.‘ rhutll
the British persist in bringing nbout this
collision through inllure lo hot-d the re
peatcd warnings and rcqucst. of the Volt-
cd Sluice to submit the mnm'r to u iriir
urbitrution. then the i'nltcti Sluice will
iecl obliged to follow the moral aid it has
given to \‘cnezucle in this mutter by mort
sularunrird assurance.
Our Sailors Fried rtt f‘nrncns.
Word rm' lll’il lu-rc oi :l rcrr:.r:‘kulllc rlr-rrl-
orr~truliuu lit ('um us. illr' lzrpirul of You-
clmlo, «’Xpl'r'~sl\l' of rill-common semi
ml or of rho l’nitvd Slnlv- omi Vi‘llrlgllelfl
in upholding tlll‘ .‘lwnror dncrrirlc. it or-
rurrvd on tho Visit of llir‘ linircd Store.
squaldron undcr Admit-oi .‘lt‘ll'li‘ in Lo
huuyro, u'ln-rr- ilrc oliiccrs wrro rucl by
unwr'nrm ul «.lliriale urrd rm or'loll with
ruin It to nip .‘rllil u rupultrr reunion in the
rrtpllul,
'l'ln-ro rln-y wuro fcfcrl in runny ways,
and w Edi rorlurutrrlotznna \vr-rl- i‘\(‘lIIHIR
cd bv tun t rr l‘uwidl-ut i‘rc~po rind Admiral!
M. .ulw i'llo o illll‘l' prr-«r oi lln- city unllcd
in o lllvrl‘l‘illl'iil urging illl' mn‘crurucnt lr‘,
r-rcrr u storm-to cri’rmitlcnt Monrocoi
llli‘ l'tlitr‘d Still-d on tho l'ltml do Lope ur
a rncumriul ill rho Arm rll :rn sluilrucul
for lllc Motlrur' llm'irlilr‘.
'l‘lu- clrici ~iulliilcrlnr‘o of the ovcnt is in
its :oruinu rut o limo win-u llll' l'tritcri
Sluice l~ lukinnr m'th‘c port in ”)0 which
'lllll him-on Iirml iirnulrr .lnri Yum Irwin
mcr rhc llllllllllJrV pllw'tion
Prior to tho urrlwrl oi tlrc American
oiiicrrs rs prm‘lurrmtlon won l-eucd usklup
iln- pooplc to mcci tlrclu at tho ill-pot and
accent thorn duc honor. it com loop» with
tiw Worth: “ llurruh for the i'nttcd Marc-s
V lvc Vcnrvnclu I"
They wore mot him by avvrrul member.-
of the cabinet. and by tvm ”film-rs earns
«lolly ili'aluiinli’il ru mprm-ur rim mlnlntur
of foreign allot". 'i'bc urutv curring". used
only for public functioru or much lmpor
lance. was brought into run to r‘rIllVoy Ad»
mind Mcadu and his brother olllrcrn tr
lhclr ounricrs. From this time brrvmnl
rip-re one is round of cntcrmlrmwut. They
m-rc rcvoiwd by i'n-eldr-rrr i'rcspo, rind or
n reception alto-o in their honor all the
Ir‘rcmln'rn oi tllr‘rrsblm‘t record the mill
liter of iorriun ullnirn, who use sick. were
pic-writ.
Winn llw Arucrlcnm wrrc nhnut to do-
pert. l'rmldr'ui i’rmpn ie-ltr'rl nil «Illlvinl
ir-ttcr to Admin] Murillo, in tho «our-o oi
widch he say»: ”in the ironic of rho \‘crr
nucllm gnwrmm-nt and of myself in:
pro" to your mrccllcm-y and your sun
clslc» nlmn-t nin-cilonutc farewell. at lbs
some tlmc rcarcrrlnuilmt your stay has
been so short that we could not further
demonstrate to your noble Mrwrlrau with
on the profound frlemlshlprrhlvh our pro.
pie and our government lmvn town! in.
people and government oi the [rust repub‘
lie oi the i'nltml Ham '
To this Admiral Mend» replied oi'llciniiy
under one oi Much to. lie ackmrtvledmi
Prenldunt‘hrsspo'n expression of the friend.
ly sentiment existing between the United
diam and Veomtsln. He adds that in
behalf of the United titties he be” to
more the pmldcnt that the sentiment of
silecdrm l.- tolly reclpmaied.
Ilium" Amharic. the Venezuelan lulu-
ister at Wilmington. has rmlvrd s cshle
from Caracas announcing the ionnstloo
of s new cabinet
Ilse Hm t’rotertlestm fleet.
PHTFBUNH, April it. more mmlttes at
too oi the new national party met in Pine
burs and decided that the notional seem»
tire committee shall be termed by s repro-
untsnnn at ten men and two new
from mh m The state convention is
to h held in Pitt-hum or Mfume III. t.
has slum “mu... “lithe.
Canine inn. it. Y. spoilt.» ‘
uncommon his rum
aluminum titanium»-
\fih‘ 219%“:th ’
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