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23mm FEB. 28, 1919
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High tide 9:58 a. m.; 11:25 p. m.
Sunrises 6:29; sets 5:41.
“ember of the Associated Press.
a local newa published herein.
All fights of republication of
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PROM CALLS
mm Glace-93.
woman: Branch Office—1388.
guitar-lb Residence—2183.
at] ”We Miriam-
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momc‘uormn.
. Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each moutli~.lul)' and August except-
ed. at 8-'o'clock,
' cordially. invited.
. M..Rdbe1;t~hl. Wilcox. Secretary.
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HEALTH AND POLITICS
jacent Man-(ls died by the tho
~ from influenza. Their sunny
them.
In icy'Alaska. the native lndians and
the'Esquimaux perished. whole villages
together.
rushed outlaw the freezing
, The Indians in N
' .htwe gone the same way.
tor-y.
out of doo’l-s are fairly healthy until
the civilized trader arlrves at their
homes and brings to them not only his
goods but. his diseases. Unaccusmm-
ed to illness. with no doctor for p915
hope a hundred miles. only the most
primitive knowledge of nursing or ap-
pliances for it. they stand little chance
before the inroads of the white man’s
plagues.
Nobody; knows just where the
cnza started, but one thing is certain.
upon theishoulders of the. Civilized
world He: the. ' culpability for its
Every individual or group of
spread.
individual? publicor private who knew
even the :simplest laws of sanitation
and quarantine and failed to observe
them is‘mlilly.
The great. nations are to RFSIHIH'
”beautiful guardianship over the sum”:
. under the. shadow of our willus
little people ill‘( to wax Sil‘i’illL’, And Me
' lnauéuaie the era with one of ill"
worst epidemics in history. Here is
food for thought ll will profit the
a.
smell nations but little it‘ in» destroy
7 them physically while we build them
- politically. \Ve offer them a filtr-
1' healthy government. a; a poliilt'nl ex-
ample. It. is just as incumbent upon
me :to perfect. Olll‘gt‘lvk‘s in the laws of
7 health and the prevention of diet-rise.
‘Mso‘that we may offer them also the
P‘Example of a. fine, clean. physical life.
LEAGUES AND CIRCLES}
When a prominent. Naval Otlicer ro-
fntarked that. the League of Nations
was developing into a. sewing circle.
.he had no idea of paying' a compii<
ent . Rather the reverse: But a. little
es'the compliment
derail,
7' A sewing (ircle is a company of the
"better type of citizens who meet reglr
'. ilarly a
various afbrics for the good of others.
3Perhaps our friend the. Admiral was
' nearer right than lie. intended to be,
'and said something a lot nicer than
lithe thing he really meant.
' Furthermore. the influence of the.
11; circle in any communitv is dis-
may for the public good. 1 will toler-
“ nothing which menaces
to welfare, all
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safely‘
a of it.‘
{our public
these simple gatherings of g
men, there
‘ complaint at: the way
arerun.
power to
public of
thalleague itit does
nd do constructive work withJ
SOUTH NORWALK'
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minivan ALMANA‘J Poi;
‘The‘Associated Presa is exclusive)“
tied to the use for publication of
laws dispatches credited to it or;
not otherwise in this paper and also
mm summer. rune-i
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lPh-llOll‘l \ailous .\orualk interests in lplans. made dates for numerous ex.
M98137" menwimnnections, We find it nee
Old We'll-5696: NO- 108. F‘ and A- M'Iwe trust. Norwalk will benefit by past
All Master Masons _ schedule with light. draft hams.
John vK Finch, WA
“sure of seeing two light draft boats.
Etied up at the bridge from October no-
The Tahitians and dwellers on ad~ til March. because weather conditions
usand made it impractiCal to operate ihem.E
skins; The ice conditions would have hmkenwan every, ram"), in even, house, w
their out of door life could not saveoff the propeller blades.
Maddened with fever they their boats propellers were. sufficient-
air and ly below the ice to prevent such‘an oc-
(lied before they could he brought back. entrance,
ol-them Canada particularly chore the bridge. makes and to transact all business of the find
victims of the operating of a light draft Boat. in auce committee. He will be. located
one of the greatest epidemics of his-Eelther winter or summer very
As a rule ,these. simple folk of the conditions and no ice.
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infltl-j the route and upsets the soh‘Edale.
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Eliubiiitv from claims. resultinfl
the~
. Sieaullbnnt line.
- consideration of the sewing: circle mat-l
not so doubtful M- i... very hallkzlblc.
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:often accused is aimed at any ation, declared that he believed him-'bm really up“. hairmzrowing all over‘
r.. suspected transsression 0‘ self justified in saying that “The steel the scam ‘ ’ ’
hlch end to preserve “can”, industry is in better condition than itE
Moreover. many a 00“" has in some quarters been represented doubles the. beautv of your hair
ted: fracture of those laws has, to be," and that prices are “well difference. herrwluil, faded. brittle undl
n matter of fact. if a good many George M. Peek, who has been ap-‘ strand at 9, time.
insiiutions held 3 “Mel pointed-by Secretary of Commerce ing——your hair will be llgm nutty ana’
etc the. code of morals Whi‘Ch go‘v‘iiR'edfleld to act as chairman of a confiwavy, and haVe an appearance of E
- Eferenoe board on I '
would be less occasion various minutes.
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[The South Norwalk Sentinel.
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dial dispatches herein are also re—E
l Gentlemen:- —<
Edicating the impression prevails that:
Ewe are connected with a proposed re-E
lestuhlislling of the steamboat. line. A
E“13 are under ag'fefnent that (we very ‘ the early release of players now in gov-
14924 “mo" MNUPMHMIS 0*" having 5‘1““ eminent service and need the limit.
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ontop of the water like a. feather.
Which make-i "'9 OWNW‘G in Slorml'constantly in the mind of every per- ‘
at. the meeting which had been called Danderlne from an 4 ‘ '
, . . , y drugstore or 101-
., .ke 1.0-me Redield‘s reported let counter for a few cents and prove’
some homely» virtues 1‘ . ; plan of a Estabiwlizntlon of. prices on a? that ym'iflh' " flmfl‘wfl
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«E E A D E R S’ EI BOSTON. Feb. 28r—President John
i” V - EE'A. Heidler of the National heme.
T. ' . n - i ‘- stated today that he did not believeE
iii . ii the agitation for a 154-game schedule i
51'; E would result in a change in the 1919
~33 ..season plans.
'3' i "While it would be an easy matter,
it _———_ Efrom a physical standpoint, to change
‘2 E the schedule at. this time," said Presi~
,1 ’j dent. Heidler. “the result would beE
‘w H ~~”~—’ ”T" _ both far-reaching and confusing. The
Ereturn to normal conditions through-
out the country have been more rapid,
perhaps. than was foreseen at our any
nual meeting. but any attempt to re-:
adjust our schedule new would pro-t
dllce complications which would offset '
any advantages to be gained by the
additional fourteen games.
“The various clubs of the League
have completed their spring (raining
LINE
’97 Washington Street.,
Scull Norwalk. Conn.
We. are. receiving' letters and inquir-
nibition games and otherwise assumed
contracted obligations which it would
5 be hard to rearrange. Furthermore,
lwe are finding it. alumni: to secure
essary to tional time. to complete the tqam. ros-
to defy ters.
:‘It would be possible to change the
laugh of the schedule by a telegraph
Ivote among the club owners. provided
six of the eight clubs voted
aim-mauve. Similar action on the.
part of the American League would be
necessary." -
COLLECTION OF . 7
FUNDS SOON STARTS-
(Oonumiea ma m M).
write a general form letter
and clear the. situation as regards our-
To those who have. asked our advice.
experience :mdnot lose money or time
trying to maintain a regular dailyE
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Last winter Nomalk had the. plea~
ers. both men and women, who will
cure the cuttihtribuuona. and make their
E . . a. _ . wi "report to etr team captain who in
1 °"’°h°"‘“ and stand-om . t turn will report to the tsunami:
about the same depth 0‘ "at" as 5““ tee which is under the supervision of
wall: did not cease Wmting because the executive mitt“.
E James Wood. (mum director. villi
.open his headquarters in Room 1 in.
the City. Hall tomorrow morning to re
Norwalk‘s winding channel, , we all rel . on!)
uncer- in his otlice every day during the drive
from 9 a. in. until 5 p. m. and from 7
guntil 8 o'clock in the evening. ‘ He may
Eulso be reached on the teleploie by
A service requiring daily trips calling 187-
ulmugn Ileiigue. refluil'es a Ever" “‘3“- “m“ “a “m” ""1 -
. - .. orwalk and Wilton should can.
With a sufficient hull below the natal .ucroas in this drive. not from a sense
surface, to hold her against the rc-Ear duty but as an Blow!!! of their
verse tides, strong winds and weatheriheal‘lfelt gratitude and deepest ”PM
conditions. A light dratt boat floats (clarion. The slogan of the campaign.
E'Give as cues-mini! for them as they '
cheerfully fought for us,” should be
lain. except. with favorable weather
vessel -, ,
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or unfavorable weather impossible. son. Do not hesitate when the colic-ii
This accumulates cargo at. each end of to" calls “9°“ you. make your coat“.
Ebution as is .best suitable: to your
means ,that is all that is asked.
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A light draft boat is usually known
being sufficient tree board above the ed the antral of their wumry. how
waiter to prevent cargo becoming dam- much they would be lasing. what:
used. AS the WWW-'0 "flu“ “' 3 mm" emerge, if they ever emerged from
cargo from Norwalk amounts to ahml' m gigantic conflict. They ,sinlph'
$23.00;», you can rcadiiv see the sill‘itlils dropped from their family circle. join- to
{mm ed the defenders of his flag. adopted
operatinz a "wet boat." fiflgfiigngffugf a iotzviidgrs. 83“.” r .
“'c have no selfish 01’1“" in “Mimi! complaint for thiykncw fillgx'nuzge‘ililf.
this letter. The Norwlllk merrhnn'i term; and sacrificing to assure Safe-
“.m... mm! to us wimp “—0 WW" ”mum. ty to their parents, sisters and sweet-
hearts at. home.
. . . is it. too much to 18k tl-t ii i - ‘
er'lllle sailswc oi t) .' " " " " i‘ . ‘ I ' m u 1K0.
I « . i . H 1 l ‘1‘ l" ““9““4 ‘ pic of Norwalk and Wilton donate;
:5 assist us. in an} “as \H‘ Om m 1m“ their hit 40 giw these boys a rousing l
int: Norwall; own its own Sit‘ulllhilzil celebration to mark their triumphant.
und Steamboat “m“ d return? Very few. if there are an ~ utz'
-ll will fit ' y
we can take no active interest. and do 0 ' , . rt‘ so the appeal of the soile-
. E . . _ . . ”01‘s when they call at the homes in.
not viper. um reward. ext-rm the com! the city for every cent contributed will
\\'i~‘ll(§‘>‘ of the community. which we provide the service men with the
feel we still have. grandest celebration of their life and
“'0 holler“ with our llmf-i' experience :3:;§10:.1YV11H infill llll" l'Oilllldation Of a
_ . . . . . . _ .. . 'llcl la lune \vi provide for/L.
ln ”111“)an ~_l7!d lilarlne findnclne- 11““ the erection 0le suitable, memorial for {'1
“1. (1m outline a plan by which I\or- the gallant sons of Norwalk and Wild
walk could own its own steamboat zilliliton-
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Such a plan would‘ I‘l’lflelflbt’i cnntrlbute as best
. . can. ; . - . » - .
l'ieflllll‘l‘ :1 cash lnvestment pf. only in lcrmdance nitll your means
_ .- . and “Give as cheerful! ' ~
about. $1.00, which amount distributed they cheerful“. fought [33:31, .lhem
among the various merchants would fi—E ' '
Lrurc very little to each individually: . ‘ ‘ " "“ ‘
and prove a very profitable investment. 3 claim HAVE A ”Ass
i 0f Bflliiiilil ~iiAiR
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ing. and it will he a source or consim,
A s it hm‘r- St a t c
Transportation beinc a cash lmsinwvsi
Yours truly.
MILLER & llOUGilTON
J. H. llougilton. Pres:
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ELBERT GARY SAYS
STEEL PRICES ARE
“WELL MAINTAINED"E
doubles beauty of your hair. .
\\'iihin ten minutes after an appii-E
motion of Dunderme you can not final
3. single trace of dandruff or fallingf
Chairman of U.. 8. Steel Corporation
Believed Conditions Are improved. E
Ehair and your scalp will not itch, but
h 1” NEW YORK. Feb. r28i~Elb9Tt H-Ewhat will please you most will be after'Q
t t‘ P ‘ Gary, chall‘man of the board of dlrect-I a few weeks” use. when you see neWE
d the gossill 01' WM?“ 1" ors of the United States Steel Corner-I in“... fin... and (10an at firgt__veg..: ,4
i h“ Floral designs, sfikolene covered.
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tafives of iron and steel interests and through your hair. taking one smk’i
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fabmdunce: an incomparable _lustm.E
. Esoftness and luxuriance.
Iron and steel interests rcpresented; Get a. Small boiltle ‘9! Knowlton
price adjustment in
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am“ e:x- any-m 01‘
in the “
The brave‘Sons of this Icity never. .,
in the trade as a. "wet boat,".there not stopped to consider, when they “sword 1"
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#6 wool Filled Conifortables
. 36 Inch White Wash Satin
, “averted by the guilty. CW‘OWE. maintained after aconference held IDESCYESKY. juSt moisten a doth Wm“
‘ of what the sewmg an“? WW“ his omce yesterday between represen-' Danderine and carefully draw
it:
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' Full you! wide, medium size welt;
Tomorrow ..........
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Ten. Thousand Dal
earance Sale
’ Busy every minute—~a rousing old fashioned bargain event—-
”Low Prices” only is the Boston Store’s slogan. Read carefully
jot down just what you want. Come early.
We" Goods
Splendid value! of dependable
nullity. Every item a real bargain.
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Enthsli Bonded!
The correct cloth for underwear.
fine soft strong texture; 10 yard
pieces. Regular 83.00. $2 69
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Spec“ due”
V White Pique
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regular priceJiic yard.
Special mm, md 410
White Voila ‘
SWOT weave and durable
‘0 m
'l with; regular ”as.
458,222.; ........ n. ...... 34: yard
as wide: regular 75c.
8M” ......... £.-.._ Moran!
45 x 3' New .Cases
Strong roll-he
Regular «c. m” “3‘90
Tomorrow. each .34.».
Extraordinuy Value in
Sheets
The Ken-n Sheet. 81 - -
M price ”‘00. . x 90. reg“
Special tomorrow. inch
VALUEg—II'G ,vVVALUESQ—ARE
HERE)” iAgunogmcs
_ Remnants’fil’flable * 3
. " EMQ‘R " 7 it
At 25 Percent. Less Than Regular
Prices.
Kitchen Towelinz
A splendid quality that gin-s soul»
plete satisfaction: white or uroxn?
Regular 290. 19c
Tomorrow
Bleached Bath Towels
Large size. thick. soil and absor-
bent.
29¢
Sll-‘riul. ea ch
27 Inch Chambi'ay
i'lain colors and quality
“'erc 390.
Special yard .......... 24c
R Turkish Face Cloths
ocular Mr 6 for 29
G
Q‘Ht'll
Tray Cloths
Good quality danmsk:
ready for use.
Value 39c. At yard . . . .
host
hi'llllned
‘ 25c
sewn tor 0r
mums
\Vcl‘c $3.00 pair.
While the' la. .
pair ..... ‘. . . 6.! ..... $1 I98
Full Size Plaid Blankets
Handsome plaids in gray, blue and
Dink. These blankets 'll‘e thl '
. i Ch.
sort and warm: look and wear like
wool. v -,
nine Se 00 $4.98
Dnir. Tomorrow, pair
_ Comfortables _
Silkolene covered. good quality
cotton filling and full size.
Regular $3-90- $2.29
Tomorrow ............
filled with pure. wool. light weight-
but warm. Were $6.98. $3 98
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quality. with a'fino lustrous finish.
Ont usual price $2.00
-Very
Rich heavy weight and excellent
$1.29.
Cottonindawlool, French
Sane ‘
yard. Tomorrow, yard
Harm MW; full yard
wide. Oui- u‘sual price.
.980
“-355 r‘ m.
. __ $1.59;
mesons um.
BIG SALE OF
D ,, ~ * SSES
AmtmubblcpnrchueofSei-genm in m
WWW. Itishbuolntelythe biggeltbmay
cam-inc” insure.
fading» mom. unbodying the best ideas in
new... M...
. ‘ mtheflnestthatmon canb .
Tommwwe odor overs dun handsome 33m nuythe
W$12.95
m m won-m slaoo m
E‘The'New Coatee Dresses
_ mmwmmm not mut-
mgoolm,.obcolute1ytbnlo\utidca.m‘tslpicifinpdoe
$17.50
VALUE ”:00
'- Superb Quality DreSses
Hadeofchifl‘on, ”chunk headed and Georgette trim-a
, exquisite styles. blade to be sold for $25.00. Toinorrow's pile?
$2150. fl
Winter Coats
At Sacrifice Prices
COATS. formerly priced up to $21.00.
1'—
Clearance price ......................... 39.9.“
COATS. formerly priced up to $25.00. '
Clearance price ............. ' ........... (“12.98
COATS. formerly nriced unto $35.00. '
Clearance price . . . . ................... $16.50
Millinery Specials
TRIMMED HATS—Satin and straw combinations.
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Formerly $6.00 to $7.00. Tomorrow ........ $4.84
TRIMMED VELVET HA TS-—F0rmeriy $4.50 to
$10.00. Clearance pi” e ................... 31.00
UN TRIMMED STRAW SHAPE. ‘
Snecml ......................... $1.25 to $3.50
50 PIECES OF
New Spring Dress Voiles
A remarkable array of the season's choicest designs and
colorings, that are smart and new. '
Special Tomorrow 119ch 59c yd
No. 8 Steel Gray Enamel
Muslin Corset Covers
33$? .5? ..... - ..... . 393 Tea Kettles
Children’s ,Outinlr ‘Fian- E £53351". $.15. .......... 980
nel Gowns
$930.3??? ........ 83% Tea C‘ms 3"" Sam’s
Mn...“ Fem“... lggtllrlrgzis‘d 190
Special
Regular $1.59.
Special .............. $1 .35
Women’s Shirt Waists
Regular $1.98. $17.79 .
Special ..............
Pink Crepe Bloomers
Flexible Steel Door Mats
Size 18 r 24. .51 49
' Regular 19c.
GLOVES AND
HANWCHIEFS
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW
THEQR ACTUAL VA‘LUE
Women’s Silk (Hug;-
Silk lined and double woven lim-
tlps. embroidered Moira; -\ -
Clasps and extra quality.
Special. pair .......... 98C
Women’s Mocha Gloves
Made from selected Preach “-M'
silk embroidered um; n- .
Clasps: regular $2.69 $2.49
pair. At. pair ......
Women’s Caslmeretto
Gloves
A practical Glove. won- and uh
wearing: black. gray and whip
Regular 59c pair.
At. our .............. 393
Women’s Fancy Handker-
' chiefs
(Jean up lot of about 5‘ dozen
they are hemstitched and oolorm
borders. with dainty embroider-«l
corners: worth lfic. 9c
ouch. At, each ........
Women’s Neale-ear
Fine quality orgnndie, really will
MY AND
UNDERWEAR
A FEW OF THE SPECiALS 93‘.
Women’s “use
or good quality cotton 1 we
weight and strongly rmnI-Iw
block or white; worth
25:: pair. Al. plu‘r .. 29
. Women’s Lisle Hose
2\ivrr-e‘l‘igmi finish. substantial uli.’
try and perfect titling. fast dx"
lat-wk or lmiwn. lllli l'i‘hllllli Elli!
0;”. «I‘llih 54c
Child ren's Vests and
’l'nnml'l'ou. pulz‘
. Pants
i-‘mv liiilu-d \"lill ilz‘t’l'r ills-Me. all
sizes
(‘lmllztllt j"‘5t': , 48c
7 9_ . .
Vi omen .~. Vests
l-Illlslit- l‘liilwi \‘est. (it fine tilltiiiH
comp, \“i h :i soft :lvvc" illiillL’.
lligh neck and hill};
slecyns. i'lvnranz-c prion
Children's Rompers
()i' “m.;”; luxury grey ontilll: (hm
nt-l.
89c
(‘ii‘tll'kllii‘i‘ price . .
You Save Money on Eve!“-
Purchuse in Our
HOUSEFURNISHING
DEPA RTM EN 1‘
“vasll Boa rds
\\':l>.il ilwnnl
Family sizv.
metal rubhim ‘iiit‘i'm ~ Elm? will ll"
rust: regular lil‘lvn Qlit-l
Tomorrow . . . 790
Galvanized Iron Chamber
\K'ith (‘()\t‘l‘; l‘c-l‘.
Pails
Special ...... 85 c
$1 iv.
Galvanized Iron Wash
«pm mi
Tubs
Small size. Special $1.19
Medium size. Special $1.39
Large. size. Special $1.49
Three Arm Wooden
Towel Racks
15::
Special ................
Wash Boilers ‘_
Extra heavy tin with crmper hot-
Speelai ; ............
Comraleum Rugs
Size 6 x 9 feet. ' «
Carpet design. Special ”a”
34 Inch Trunks
Extra size: regular $1.49. see
Special .' .............
Pink Crepe Night Gowns f
Raster $1.98.
sue
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No. 8; regular pl‘it‘» $3.49,
tom, wood handles and seamless
covers.
Special ................. $2.98
No. 9: regular price $3.75.
Special .............. $3.19
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