‘aaaoctarao PM NEW. FRO“ “.1; PM" OI‘I’HI “0.73
m man AND Your: own arena-ro-
lntered earn. acute «M36-
‘ crumb 1m
£3 Ofllce'aa second-clan Mull um.
scorn mwnx. coca. manner. 12. 1919 ~
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ROWAYlllN TRADE fll0M~ »
NORWALK' l0 DARIEN
The City of Norwalk has omcialy protested against the “un-
Zéiéilnalble” street-car fares demanded by the Connecticut Oom-
g. y's new gene system. A resolution was unanimously M by
13 City Council last'night scoring the increase, and Corporation
;' wusel Edward JfiQuinlan was instructed to confer with Cannes--
2.17151: Company officials to petition petition relief. D. 8. Davenport.
Fall!) _District councilman, declared that the residents of Rowayton
.viiiviz'icularly suffered under the new arrangement. Darien merch-
lave started to bid for Rowayton trade, he said, as it is
«helper to travel to Darien on the street cars than go to South
.‘1' l'walk. .
:11- (‘ouncil was united in demand- must pay 12 cents. Mr. Davenport
Williams . MN?
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0f “WWW“
Various Locals of the Inter-3
national Order Get Word
of the Calling 05 of the
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E"’§~'€?'hr°‘18h the 0’10?“ of Street 00’3" new automatic signal box. and the.
missioner Henry liner, extending old pole, in front of the Boston slore.f
over ‘ period of a y.”- and hill. the which has been an eye-sore, will be;
fdeplorable traffic congestion in the fake“ down. '
vicinity of Wall. and Water Commissioner Minor first stuntedE
streets, first district been cflcc- won-it on the problem of relieving the
‘tivsly reemedlsd. . Work will start at tralfic situation in this vicinity a year
.once upon the installation of a new and a half ago. Folldwing a confer-
.electrlc street-ear switch and an -au- once he held with the Public Utilities
tomatlc signal. Streetcars hereafter Commissioners, their engineer was
will not stop near Water street but sent to Norwalk to investigate and
Strlk
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”BERI I “0an will make an animal turn into make recomendations. Later mem-
. Main street, fm‘ ti. at" will not be here of the utilities board themselves
lobliged to get oif “Marys switch, 'viaload the cityand checked upon the
. which will be-ta . by m; or recommendations made.
Governor Fruler Announ- to throw over the l. I. {ill will able credit for the ham change in.
. . :1 his
. . - ' ° be done anions . W is due Hr. liner, who was
H ”1,“ ml “Alfie“ l0 preven" Row—3y- afild he didn t‘belleve the Connecticut (:88 That. Mllbthry WI]! . Permission “Tun w, {01W cooperated VI“! by the Con-
1.-.~-..l.. being lost to local mer- fg‘pgg‘g {figggfilgfigg‘j‘efigflfigfifgg crate Mines In North Da- erect. a pole on ruin stl‘e‘nefl' in. hectic-i company officials.
‘ “"“‘ u “'3'“ brought out, by Mr. be made to offer books of tickets to kOta ~ " A A I
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wtmn 0f the city can get to the
.. 111w»- Sl-CUOIIS, by trolley. at acost
1-. minim but Rowayton travelers;
MISS Pllllllill UNAlilBSUleAfilSlS m ’
ll) APPEAR IN mlilllé 50m CflNVENTlflN
Miss Wilson Give] Vivid De“.0ver 200 Delegates in At-‘
scnption 01' Accident; tendance at Bridgeport,
When Both .Were Rum and Interesting Reports.
Down by Wm. O’Hara’s‘; Are Submitted
Rowayton people at reasonable rates. __________.
Under the new zone plan, he said the; CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. l2.—-‘
‘Oflicers of District No. 17, United
[Mine Workers of America. with head-
— ‘quarters here. and of District No. 39.‘
to; 89¢ . W. Va. dispatched today;
its the various locals the order of the“
‘internatimfil union calling off the mll‘h!
.ers' strike. Reports during the early
lbours of the day did not indicate in
{what spirit the men received the or-)
:der to "some work.
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All llflSE llllllll *REI] cuss DRIVE
AGAINST Annuals: Initial Mfllllilqmb.
“who“ Hoover ells the' instead of ending yesterday. Anni—"h9 01“"3‘01‘3- , - ~ .
in l h l) I TITt There slice .Ilay, as originally planned. the: Figures made public today by the: car on~the NWOQMVJ'
9 '5 909 e a . third Red Cross roll call in New York. operators indicated that the coal strike“ 13L 7 _ l 71‘“ fiftieth m“ c°“"““°n 0’
Must Bl: gVChme 1n For- New Jersey and Connecticutyhaa. been‘out all production in Westw’irginia at; ‘ > '1: . NW Connecticut. Wm 31198? Ass
cuner‘ Comin Here ‘exierded. according to an announce— the rate of 3,400,000 tons per manual The case of William O'Hara. who ”W we" “1" mm“ “ 13
‘ b g ;ment by Major—General John F. O‘Ry- it was estimated that approximately was driving the car that ran down “d OCML “1 the “0‘03 Stratileld. Bridge-
h‘l-‘AJD N Y Nov ”MT“? ‘an. campaign chairman for the Atlang466 mines. employing 42,000 miners, so spriously injured M,“ Dotha Stone Eonlicagt‘isrtrifomgglegzstgvi‘ignsman;
. 11-11mm people 'are growing 1mutic Division. ’ . ' . gwere closed down by the oqalkout. . pmnm and Miss Margaret Wilson. ‘3 ’gg’erlulnnitrt according to the Bridge-
Klmem with foreign agitators and General 0 Ryan said inability of the PITTSBI RGH. Nov. 1...—Strlkln.z 1 , - 1
(Inlet-1s their attitude changes. the
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chapter campaign organizations to can-isoal and steel workers in the Pitts- up; as Enigma; atamficgfialfiagia’oanoi‘fl magagemenrtts, atnd iMrs". It.
i (h t h ‘ ' lw w. b .> t vass their districts adequately. lacking: _ ‘ .spectively, of the Norwalk lem,_ on; . ec , of ri gifptl . w o S Ci}:
‘9‘" A “b a ‘13- 9‘“ open 0 sufficient volunteer caululign workers. (Continued on Page Eight). Saturday evening Nov 1“. came up ‘man 01’ “‘0 hOSPim “3 committee. \
AUTODE‘ may be Silul,.H9Ch€l'l Hoover made it necessary to extend the~cam-i .-——— ‘before Judge (Sundae in the uptown's‘dea delegates..large numbers oi wo-
decizlred here today, In an address (0 Dali-:11 m such time as roll (‘all chair-3 Aconrt this morning . 1 .(‘men interested m suffrage and the
the convention of Americans of POI—n“.n feel an opportunity has been' Tl NTfllAl O'llara was charged with driving a“new citizenship program of the state
“I; 1ulcentry. - “W“ ‘0 ”mi" residents ‘0 enroll. l icar without an operator's license. find’aremltending the convention so that
.lr Hoover outlined the progress of‘ "Reports from] the majority of the. _ with reckless driving. Through m“indications are that this convention
”it? Polifih 990919 resulting from m“ .216 chapters in the territory of the At-; counsel Judge Joseph R Taylor he"rill be the largest in the history of
“stahlishment at free government: ‘lantic Division." said General 01231111,; pleaded. guilty to the first charge and the association.
told the audience what they could do .“indicate they have not had sufficient6 not. guiltv m'me second. l Through the efforts of Mrs. Samuel
to maintain the new Polish Republic. ,time to complete their menlbmhip 911.: l Prosecutor Dunbar called Miss W'il- C. Shaw. chairman of the local confinin-
tlltl reminded them of their duties’to ’l-olllnents_ These chapters have heerl‘I ism“. as the first witness for the state. ‘tion committee. and Ml? Grace ur-
:working ’Wltll limited campaign person-- '
nel. as contrasted with the number of;
'workers in previous lied Cross cam—l
U. S. Supreme Court Breaks
Records for Speed in Case
vile country of their adaption.
"Many foolish ideas are being cir-
ulaled among the foreign-born popu—
luiiou of the United States." Mr.
Harmer said. "Many of these foreign'
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as she was the only one of the two in-
jured laums Milo and recovered from
.her injuries sufficiently to appear in
icourt.
Miss “'ilson's testimony was sub-
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.ARMISTIEE [IAY -
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(Continued on. Page Eleven). i “'ASHINGTON, Nov.“ l2.-~—The Su-
vment goes into effect on Jan. 16. tile'
.court‘s action. even if it should bead;
PARIS, N0“ 12'T'The reply 0f Ru‘iverse to prohibition. would not
'mania. to the allied note recently pres- much effect on the Situation.
ented, in which it was again demanded ,
that Hungary be evacuated, is regard-g
led in Peace Conference circles asi
.wholly unsatisfactory. The note,.
which was taken up for considerationf
“COURT NARRUK A sneak thief. representing himself
fiby the Supreme Council. this morning.
ENTERTAINS as seeking room and board. entered ‘
PS characterized as extremely evasive! rt nt 12‘
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i The Romanians indicate a willing HIGH OFFICER.gigglfiétfigngyggmcyéfirda; after-3
triess to retire to the river Theiss, lint,
‘they decline to respect the original Inoon, using a key he found in the door?
armistice lines, and also decline to, Mrs. Mary H. State Of this city. who ilock. He ransacked a. bureau and ob-I
Finishing touches are being made comply with the allied request that holds the office of supreme subclliet ‘tained 317. owned by, Mrs. Cuneo. anti
11) tile city, automobile terminus 0'1 they name a member of. the interallied .companiou of the Companions of the ‘fmm a hiding place in an old teapm...
Railroad avenue. The parking space, icommlssion to compile the value Oleore'st. was the guest of honor last he rifled $30, the property of Bessie.l
Mrs. Cueo’s daughter.
which is located on leased railroadithe goods seized in Hungary by thejmgm at a reception given by the
Mrs. Cuneo was absent when the un-
l1:1n this. there may develop out of it
'i lil‘ujlldlCP against every speaker of!
ii ioreign language in,the United
Skill-"S, It creates ”prejudice, ag/lnst
--\H41'dlllg aitf' to those countries in
tum art interesting themselves in that _ :preme court of the United States. stanuany the same ‘ss the facts,print-
‘l"~"!u(‘li0n Of our primary ilrstllu-t 'calmcst and most deliberate of all ju- 1
11-111- and defiance of our laws. 'l‘hc‘ , ‘diciai bodies. broke some records for‘ (Continued on Page Five). 1
.\ill wican people are fast 105mg ! lspeed, yesterday, whcn it advanced the . l
min-nee with this attitude. it may idate for hearing arguments on the 1
.luxelrw out of this that the 'openl goonstitutionality 03f the war pl‘ohibi- l
.l.1v11'w towards Europe will be in a itlon law to .‘ov. .. . ' i I E
him. measure. closed. But worse ‘ I Sincc the national prohibition amend. 1
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have: RflBBE" BY SNEAK , The girls of the Hillside school had
‘ a most interesting program of exercie
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of Armistice Day. They gathered in
the large gymnasium during the last
.period of the school session and road
a number or very interesting gels.-
ions which they had gunmen for tile
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COMPLETING AUTO i
PARKING TERMINUS
ON RAILROAD. AVE.
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REQUEST FOR CENSUS
SUSPECTED AS MOVE
FOR COUNCILMAN
When a resolution was presented
DI‘ODBFtY- has been graded. and today 'Rumanians so that this amount could; members of Court Narruk. C. of}
street department workmen started be deducted from the total of the repa-‘F. Mrs. State holds the second high~ -identiiied man called. He asked ‘3
the distribution of ashes and gravelmations due to Rumania. W'hile the est office in the Companions. and her
WhiCh are being ”med by a steam rol- 'Rumanian note is worded in terms of fraternal friends here are proud of'L
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. AND EENTRALIZA’I'IHN Ill ALARM
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Following a mysterious absence
the Council last night asking” that
: Elev!“ _ census 0‘ the city be hm “Idle
ler The terminus. With a capaciéyt lthe distinction. During the evening (Connnued on Page ) ltbefl were many Who Inspected in
for from 4:3 to F10 cars. will be rea y *8. fine musical program was rendered.1
fax. public use within a week. lA violin duet was piaved b Miss-l l III the . t.
' 131.. 11 1 UNEXPIRED TERM as um n m ' '" manna”
lDowney of Bridgeport sang anti-wile: : TREASURERl City Hall tohytbat the .new cum
accompanied by Miss Edna Dewey ofSOLD WELL ,3“! ”'3"? ll 0'10 more cwncllmal
'Meriden' A “on“ 8°10 “3 ”New Albert E Winchester, superintend-ltrlot.’eitnlwutm1uizdic§hat the ogpamtfi
‘ was an
. .ent of the South Norwalk electric! the a w
AVOleney lendffled a ”in“ 3010' Re 9’ inn has been selected an tream‘er by Sylvester W. Brotherton, at the
freshment‘s were sen ed at a late D t.
hour ‘of the Old Well Hook a Ladder coun- l First iDatflct. was solely to make
3 ‘ - _________.__. lipany, to succeed the late Fred Nash a
' ‘Ferrls. who held that post for 43 W tlon-
REAR WHEEIS TORN gyears. Mr. Winchester will hold of-lM -.
IN COLLISION PM“ “9“ ”a” For Several Weeglrs,
mic ('hief George F. Bogardus, in theredwsrctlliiit {2:5 finale/2 egg-s 32:, Dri l AHEMPTS To STAB
7 =« ' be 3900“ ‘5 c w ' ving from West avenue into! ,
:I .‘ ‘.n_nual lepoTt' recomfliend? t ., first. had 47 and the third 15- ThEI'e Courtland street yesterday, the null)“ AND CHOKE WOMAN,
v \Lllllbhnlenl. hole of the platoon was a total 1085 Of $15,233 on build- mobile owned by Dr. James A. ”Meek
system. He states that, contrary to
popular belief. it would entail but a; ance totalling $11,108 was paid on flfelrear by a car owned by Herman ‘3 -
small cost and not more than three or" damaged bui1dings and contents. .Steinberg and driven bvaewis Amau- “may” arrested on a charge of “.9
mm additional men' The Chief also Accmnng 1° an ”"3an °f ”“5“" The “W “Ck Wheels on be null. last night following an allegeuLYork street.
recommends the centralization or the paratus and equipment in 939‘! dia‘iMeek‘s car‘ were torn off in the collls- attempt upon the life of Mrs. liar-3
“”3 alarm system to be operated rrom trict. the following figures are given: ion. but the other automobile w as ,not garet Wi | | Wood at ' It” col-lacy.
{the maneuver a move to get another
WINCHESTER TO FILL
'95 Rose and Alice Lynch. l
llllli CHIEF RECUMMENIE PlAlflflN W “W“ .... m “m D“
lby Miss May Avoleney, and -Miss Elva!
' possible an increase in the First Ward
FROM AUTOMOBILE in... um“ the “'9 mm" “m“
inks and contents in the year. lnsur- of West avenue was struck in the
the Central station. _He points out First district, $19,425.24; segmd dis-,badly damaged. lured. M
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”‘6 need of a new combination hose trict. $19,171”: third district. 3‘5.- Charles Hunkbeimer, 156 mun 1m salon to choke the woman. Fail-‘ed to insert in incised new, at. Hurley hold the m or medium? seamen. I 1mm in the 1 -
and pumping engine. with a, capacity 842.25. Following the expo!!!” street, was forced to drive urea the-ins thathi‘draw-aa oyster has and W setting north the not men amnesty daring Ha mg. He’and a Marine Corps private, to m
of 750 gallons n minute, andof three for the fiscal year. there was I .03 sidewalk on West avenue. yesterday ”dammed to stab hula that he wouldn’t be liable‘ Many .W, . a the m. sent the American . M
new men. one for the third district ance left of $156.14. TbMtim o"! 3245 to 170m . M “a,“ A”? ' is m - 13 m 4 ' g, ”3 m m “M .w ‘ men. ‘11 ordinary Infill“ in;
and two for the first. ,
From August, 1913 to'A‘ngus
310.50 3%: allowed for the m. and man»
,TRAEI‘IC ORDINANCE
Wife Returns Home
ex- own local post just as you like.”
GETS THIRTY DAYS .tending over several weeks. which
{could not be explained by her nus-
as Clark. colored. of Wood :band or relatives here. Susan Defros-
pero has returned to her home on
that she
had been visiting friends in New Jer-
disappearance
is claim to have made {of his wife, Andrew 'DePI-oapero want-
, Snipers Killed Four 1
RENEW) BY American Legion Men 1
ill Armistice Parade.
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One Member of the I. W. W. Is Lynched and the Quar-
ters of the Organization in Centralia Wrecked in
the Search for the Slaye rs — Several Soldiers Are
Wounded mg
CENTRAUA. Wash, Nov. 12.—— Citizens today planned to drive all
State troops today patrolled this only. radicals from Centralla. where they.
where. during an Armistice Day cele- have been increasing for scale times
bration, yesterday, four members 01' Centralia was headquarters for Lewi/
the American Legion were shot and county, Industrial Workers operating
killed and four others wounded by from here into the logging camps and
men said to be members of the I. W- other industrial pursuits of this sec.
W., and where Britt Smith secretary tion. American Legion members c:—
of the local branch of the Industrial pressed determination that every I.
Workers, V88 biased by 8 Mb- W. Vl'. must leave the city.
The MOD t01’ the attack. WhiCh One of twenty men arrested in the
came as the head of the palude swung search for l. W. Wis following the
D.“ I. “'- W'- headquarters, “3633’. stack was said to have confound
had not been developed fully. but Her— pl‘ng were made months ago to "act
man M197. an attorney 8-25 member Warren Grimm and Arthur Ice
of a committee of former service men. 'Elfl‘r‘sh, lWo of those killed. and Wil-
and others cooperating with the au-lnam .Sohales and Captain David Liv.
tllorities in an investigation, said ingston. The four had been active rm
evidence had been obtained that it
was premeditated.
PilllfllEEllS SEIZEI] manly lllfllllils 11‘
uni-Ii REVISED uw; AlliPlMlllllFll-le
Painter'- Urges. Energetic ZflNE FARE RATE
CampaignAgamst H.941.” _ , “W
wasmxo'ron, Nov. 12.4.AltorneyJNeIrgrsgifsdtuw: :2:ng .--
General Palmer announced yesterday; . ~
the first arrests and indictments for; a Mfle Thereafter
ed
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food profiteeflng under the amend
lmer law.
The arrests re rted followed closely
p0 porary acceptance of the modified I‘- "-
fare rates suggested recently by it." 1. ”all
Board of Public Utility commissiona'nu
l-wn instructions from the head of the
7 cp lrtment of Justice to United States
was filed with the board here yester-
day by the Public Service Railwaz
l"v‘str!ct Attorneys throughout the
country to advance the work of inves-
Company. 3
t In its statement. the company speci-
tigal’ng pmflteerlng and the profiteers
lflcally says that it accepts the rate. *1-
ln ordir that every possible means
ifor a limited time for the purpose of
further experiment with the zone taro
Isystem in deference to the wishes at
the board. «
‘ The new rates will go into efloct
next Sunday, They are: Five colt;
for the first two miles. 1 cent for each.
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GOES INTO EFFECT
WITHIN SHORT TIME
The congestion of parked automo-f
lies on both sides of Washington‘ _’_N“W
street will be eliminated within a few
days when the new city traffic ordin- ‘ BANDIT CHIEF
sure will become effective. Beninllsci AGAIN ACTIVE
of the absence of signs warning mo-1
torists against parking for more than
15 minutes on Washington Street.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Nov. 11—-
Federico Cordoba. the bandit chief
‘ 'est 'Washlnbgton street, and North who is charged with having kidnapped.
and South Main streets. the provisi-
ons of the ordinance. adopted some
few weeks ago. have not been enforc~
ed by the police department. But
the signs. which were ordered some
time ago by Street Cocmisaioner Hen-
ry Minor. are expected shortly. and
when they are placed the ordinancfe
will go into force.
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American Consular Agent Jenkins. at
Puebla. Mex.. made an unsuccessful
attempt to capture Enrique Sancho:
Parades. Catholic bishop‘s: Puebla. a
few days ago, according to informal” 4
received here today fmm Puebla. Th.
bishop, after escaping a trap set by
the bandit, appealed to Federal authoo
lties for protection.
STATE VICE-PRESIDENT IN ARMIIRY
TALK Sill] AMERIEAN lEfilllN IS
Nlll SflLELY AN “llFFIlIEllS’ ELUB”
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“Don’t let anybody tell you that the time. in April. he said, there wet.
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‘Am Legion is an oiricers' organvfbut 25,000 Legionmemhers. Today.
iaatlon.” asserted Lieutenant Jameslafter seven months, there are over n ”a
lHurley, of Waterbury, before several million service men affiliated with tho ..
{hundred Norwalk service men, in the‘organization. NO other organization
Jet-mow. last night. "in View of the ;in the history of the country has nour-
fnct that, during the war, the enlisted |lulled so remarkably. nor extended ii:
men outnumbered the oil'icers by 100 ‘influence as broadly.
‘0 11 Vb“ 15 there, ‘0 prev m the en-i “The basic principle of the Le ion."
““06. men coming into the 510“ and isald the speaker. “is. that it is film 3‘
oumli'lfbeflng the 0310811 by 99 Der,political organization. There may I).
cent... __ isome unscrupulous persons who will
"What do i get out of it? you may dry to use it to further their own any ‘
ask. What do you get out of any or-Ibitione, but it is up to us to prev“ ,
ganiaation‘! Just as much as you put that.” i
into it. 'lt’s your organization. You: “The Legion stands for 100 percent.
have home rule, and you can run your lAmericanism." Mr. Hurley affirmed.
Wand you can see the necessity of ~ 1' "
Lieutenant Hurley. who went into .a stand because of conditions in
‘ths loerg a buck pflntedand “3:500“er today." .
0‘“ ‘n 0 car, m “>ch 4 to I . Hurley 0;“; u “.m .
ii‘ightin; Yankee Division, ‘ant’ M '2.” ma; ”may ' .
wounded in action. He is vicopcaal-luogmergmm the nm‘
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dent of the American Most in Con- on the puon committee to mail
out. looneral John J. Pershing. upon “a
An able, convincing talker, Mouton. {return to the United States. of any .
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