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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-20

49,
AM. DUW1an, living . mile north
a. Joen ~. - Joseph ". Antrim, be-
m p)owfnG around . piece Of land on
1ha1Bdny I'D continued on the same .
day nd . half, blowing . strip some
three rod vide. The grass being high
the Ind, - eonclnded to burn it, and
supposed The strip Of paOwed ground
was amply sulncie1t 70 keep it within
bounds, bnt Just after be lad started the
fire the wind suddenly changed into the
north with such fury as to carry the IRE
clear across the plOwed strip. All win
remember that il blew . gale on Friday
evening. The Antrim brothers being
south started to 20 to Mr.. Bowmans
assistance, but before going far discov-
cred the fire coming upon their place
and hastenesi back to save their premis-
es. Before they reached their place the
fire was upon them. Their first efforts
were to release the horses, three in mum
Der, from the stable, which was on fire.
One horse was extricated without any
trouble, the second one gave some
trouble to John ut the door who was
trying to get him out, whereupOn JOS
eph kicked the horse in order to get
him out, which was finally accomplished,
and he returned, as is supposed to re-
lease the third horse. He was not seen
again for five minutes, as John had to
seek the open air to catch his breath.
On returning he saw Joseph some two
rods from the stable lying on the ground
about ten feet from . haystack the
flames from which were tapping his
body, but they could see that life was
extinct, and nothing could be done to
extricate him. 1t is supposed that when
he came out Of the stable he inhaled the
hot air and never breathed again, just
having time to run where he fell. 1t is
supposed that he did not unite the third
horse, as it persisted where it was tied.
The loss in property was one horse,
some two hundred and fifty bushels Of
corn, seventy-five bushels of oats, and
all their hogs and chickens-Sterling
Gazette, March 6.
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A Terrible Disaster in Hungary

Owing to heavy rains the embankmen
Of the river Narve gave way last week
submerging the city of Sze.edin, place
Of some eighty thousand people. Tn
dispatches say that not less than sever
to ten thousand people were drowned
The site Of the city on Saturday last wa'
a deep lake, and sickness has broken Ou
among those who fed the city, and ter
rible is the consequent reality. Csongrad
another city of sixteen thousand inhabi'
tants, has also been partially destroyed
and the storm, at last accounts, had mo-
abated in the least. Thousands of people
are reported as starving.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-20

We find the following resolution among
the proceedings Of the sixth annual SEES
sion of the South Kansas Conference.
recently held at Hutchinson. II looks
to an outsider as though it had direct
reference to Rev. ID. J. NJ: "Resolred.
That we condemn. emphaticaiiy and UNI
qualifcdiv. the engagement of members
Of the Conference in politics as candi-
dates for ONCE while holding efficient
relations to the ministry"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-20
WICHITA REPUBLICANS.
Complete City Ticket Nominated

Last fall for the first time were the
Republicans of this city made to feel the
pressing necessity Of n party organiza-
ton, for the want Of which they were
beaten 1t the polls in the general cleo
tion. Following the suggestions Of the
EAGLE made few weeks since, several
earnest Republicans took the situation
under serious advisement, and as self
constituted committee canvassed with
prominent Republicans throughout the
city the wisdom of the suggestion. The
result was determination to organize.
Members of that committee waited up
on Sol. H. Kohn, J. X. Sawyer, c. X.
Miller, John NJ. Allen, and other availa-
BE and substantial Republicans who
have large property interests in tho city
and gained their consent to allow their
aames to be presented to Republican
convention. The convention was regu-
larly called in pursuance Of thorough
organization and the result will be found
ct the head of the local column. 1t was
quiet and harmonious, but earnest in its
deliberations.
As to the ticket named for the suf-
1fages of the Republicans Of Wichita.
four out of FIVE are not only unobjcc-
tionable but unexceptionable, and any
words offered in behalf of such an ar
ray would be q waste Of words. MIR.
KOhn has been tried by the people in an
important position and he never failed
them. Nine out of ten of the balance
Of the ticket are men who have been
identified with this city from the first,
whose homes and whose every material
interest are in Wichita. AcOuncil made
up Of such men as John NJ. Allen, j. X.
Sawyer, Peter Getto, NJ. B. Kellogg, c.
n. Garrison and w. A. Richey with the
old members who hold over, will, from
principle, to say nothing OF their own
interests, guard well the affairs Of the
city. The ticket for the Board of Edu-
cation will prove signally acceptable to
the people.
In q word, the Republican party OF
Wichita has spoken for itself, independ-
ent of all mere personal and locality in
tercsts and il cannot be lured from a
square, honorable fight for ultimate sue
cess by any combination under the BAN
ner of peoples ticket" Democratic
ticket. or what not.
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For the EAGLE.
Items from FL Paso.

March IL, 1879.
Ed. EAGLE:-I4ast Tuesday, the 18th,
Miss Ella Swaney was united in bonds
of holy wedlock to MIR. Enoch FOgle.
Much happiness and success to the
couple.
Mr.. David Hawkins has reOpened his
bar-room of Fields hotel.
Mr.. j. Ratchet is at present engaged
in erecting dwelling in Fl Paso which
he intends to inhabit as soon as conf
plcted.
The Ell Paso cemetery has been enclOs-
cd with patent barbed wire fence, and
general improvements pushed in the way
Of planting trees, etc.
Mr.. A. Grey is about returning to his
former home in Ohio to settle up his af-
fairs and then return with his family.
We note with pleasure the arrival OF
Mr.. J. 7. Stephenson who intends occu-
pying the farm of Rev. J. X. Thomp
son.
DR.. II. c. Tucker returned from his
visit east. His daughter will still re-
main in st. Louis few weeks. Ac-
c0rding to his statement his visit has
been most enjoyable one, and has CIV
en- him rest from his professional duties
Parties are still the go. A pleasant
time was had last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Tom Trickcy, four
miles below town. A sOciable time was
had with plenty of fun and little bro
ken queensware.
The Presbyterians of this vicinity have
engaged the services of Rev. l. II. Nc
Quown, lately from Pennsylvania, as
pastor of their church, and judging
from the manner he delivered his SER
mon last Sunday evening, we consider
the Prcsbyterians fortunate in securing
him.
We regret to hear of the death of
Mrs. +. Brown, who has been slowly but
surely dying of that fearful monster,
consumption, for more than year, till
last Friday ended her troubles. A faith
full wife to her bereaved husband. a
loss which excites the sympathy of all
for the popularity of their both being
deaf and dumb. The funeral services
were held in the school house by Rev.J.
r. Thompson last Sunday afternoon and
her remains inferred in the cemetery
grounds.
We understand that Mr.. .Caldwell's
term of schools will close next Friday.
The general health of the country is
good, win Tire o-ecpsion or slight colds
and if we learn rightly prevalence of
measles in far vicinity.
Yours respectfully, DERF GIMOR.
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Arrival Of the Remains Of Bayard
Taylor.

New York, March 1S.-The steamer
Gillert, with the remains of Bayard
Taylor on board, was of Fire Island at
IL a. m. to-day.
New York, March lS.-The ceremo-
mics over the remains of the late Bayard
Taylor took place this afternoon in pres
ence of q large number of spectators.
Among those present in the Governors
room, awaiting the arrival Of the body,
were Senator Bayard, of Delaware,
Whitelaw Reid, Collector Merritt, May
or Cooper, members of the Board Of
Aldermen, and others. The remains
were taken on board the revenue cutter
at HobOken. and conveyed to the foot OF
Barclay street, from which point the
procession started. 1t was headed by u
squad of police. Then came the Fifth
Regiment Band, playing the Dead March;
then the German singing and other So
cieties the hearse drawn by six grey
horses, with white pluines another band
and singing societies brought up the
rear. When the hearsc drew up in front
Of the City Hall, the societies sang a
dirge, and AlgernOn S. Sullivan deliver
ed an address. Post No. 50, G. A. r..
acted as a guard Of honor during the
night.
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Trouble.

The discovery is made that under the
rules and standing orders of the Senate
none Of the present employees Of that
body can he removed except by the con-
sent of Vice President Wheeler. The
horde Of hungry applicants who are
making the life of every Senator in
Washington burden by reason of their
OPPORTUNITIES will be struck with dis.
may nj this news
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Election Proclamation.

/
l, William Greifensteiu, mayor Of the city o
Wichita, Sesigwick county, Kansas, by the al
| thority vested In me by Law, do hereby max
proclamation TO the qualified electors VI said cit
| u Wichita, that there will be held on
Tuesddy the lat day Of april, 4. D. 1879,
election for the purpose Of electing tho follow
4 Mayor,
City Treasurer,
Police Judge,
Treasurer u the Board Of Education,
Two "a Justices OF the Peace.
Two (.) COnstables,
One ~ Councilman from the First ward, vice N
Two q Councilnaen from the Second ward. vic,
T. Werner term expires, and J. N. carr resigned
One ol Councilman from the Third ward. vic'
W. Aldrich term expires.
One ~ Councilman from the Fourth ward. vic,
F. a Sewers term expires.
,. And rs t.l9,T!ss members Of the Bosrd Of Ed
First ward, one member. vice &. r. Miller tern
expires.
Second ward, one member. vice II. L. Jackson
term expires.
Third ward, one member, vice N. Heilar term
expires.
hereby de .ignate the following named place.
In the several wards for holding, and the follow
ing named persons In their several wards, Is jndg-
IS and clerks II election, to Wit
First ward. 1t the ONCE 81 Mills q Stem, Main
street Judges, J. W. Bell, y, T. Nndd and T. y
Hargis Clerks. W. r Stern and { II. Heat.
second war.i, at the Office 81 ID A. Mitchell
Main street Judges, j. q Weaver, d L. gigg-
r W. Trimmer. Clerks. Fred -myt aad II. l..
Jackson.
Third ward, at the room one door north Vim
cents, ca, .ids q Main street Judges, A. q
lawyer. A. n Mckee aud VIM Hunt. Clerks,
John Ray and Chas. Hill
Fourth ward, IN the south rom Of the Occi
dental block. Judges. Fred -chattner, Levi An
trim aud " Robbins Clerks, Yraker ard
Vim. A, Reese
The polls viii he opened ut o'ciock m sud
closed At o. clock y. m Of aid day
Done this 18th day Of March, \ d. 1879.
Nm .SREfffkNsTEIY
Mayor.
Attest: FRED ScuArTxxR,
fify Clerk
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II is asserted by the Chinese embass!
in Washington that the coolies slave
trade has been suppressed in all the ports
Of the empire by their government, but
that the laws are evaded in the British
colony of Hong Kong. whence all ship
mcnts of Chinese poems or contract Ia
borers are made. The President vii
be asked by resolution, as soon AS Con
yrcss meets, to inquire into the truth OF
these statements, and if they are veri
fed to negotiate with the English gov.
crnment for the suppression of traffic
which is charged to only modified form
of slavery.
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Over tho State.
A lodge Of Knights Of Honor has been
organized at Manhattan.

A lodge Of Knights Of Honor has beer
organized at Manhattan.
A community Of "Free Lovers" l. be
ing established in Saline county.
The Central Branch railroad company
now employs twenty-five locomotives ON
its line OF road. Three years ago il only
employed four.
While man named Ellis Dukes wa;
talking with the wife Of man named
Wheatley. at Cherryvale, Montgomer,
county. On Thursday of last week. he
was shot and killed. by Wheatley.
A bigamis, =. Olatbs named Sargent
has been sent to the pcnite-'arS aak I've
years. He married Miss Nettic WIZ
loughby, Of that place. with whom he
lived only two days lie left . former
wife in NkhiSo.
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Another Democratic programme The
house will pass the legislative aspropri.
alton bin as presented al the last session
aud, il the President vetoes it, will adj
journ. Ii another session is called, the
same programme u ODE carried out.
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0asr:&s Sale,

District Cocrr, 18th Judicial District, Seixwicl
County kan4as
v. =. -trinGer
Mary Gasssenhlrr, 81 al
By vtrere u IN order Of sale is~n<-3 1zt Of tbs
District Cnurf 81 the 18th Juiieiai District, ct
ting in asd far -sayw,ck cogssy, kfnse.. vast
la W. d, -sysn9sr is pseintIa and usry GAs3sa-
hlss. 81. si-. are dssssdsuf-- will Ga
Saturday. ne lsh s1y Of sr-si. .s.s.
between the hsars of and o clock >. m u Tia
cosrth.aee dnss being 81 the fret deor q tss
bsiJsiiae known q. Eaxis Block Dvzgtas Ave
uss IA The city ef wirhiss. ksasas. sser for sa.s
a. public - he hfxke 8 bidder fss - ia hard.
all the right title ad isssrs-t Il IRE aesssd4nt.
hsSy e<stsnt;rx. Is y IN sssi p tse h'lissssz
se-cnsed rssi etcrs;TT ss1su. r. tas c>ssss
= ssrsios Mo- tkiSty-fsss ga. 10 ty~ase.S xa,
tUoeys-st.s f<3, sossk u usSs s~o ~ sas,-
ATsA~aSss wassss - sei Esysysy u
IDA gyss :. - psz,eysy q - dekx<sass :.
q Ss:ds .Air q 4 - ~ y 81 n :ssissy
-s.~As~ 49,; HareA lssA A b is.s.
= DCSxfSC, sbe-i<
ew. NOsy, Sn0egs Av ~
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Wa can 'eH0ru TO sSN eoode
CHEAPER than any other con-
Germ in Kansas.
Our annual sales ct retail alone
are over SIX HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS.
No house which does q smaller
business can possibly be so RE-
PLETE with the Newest Styles.
or 80 capable Of supplying goods
at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
One Price to All,
GEO. Y. SMITH d co.
Eagle Block, next door to the
Wichita Savings Bank.
HEADQUARTERS 1T Kansas
City. Mo. 49-4
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Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, nineteenth
wife Of the late Brigham Young. has
written letter 10 Mrs. President Hayes
declaring woman suffrage in Utah de-
fusion and snare. and asking her to ex-
ert her influence against the vast an in
crcasing crime Of polygamy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-20

The bodies of W. W. Chisholm, his
daughter Cornelia. and his SON John. all
victims of the Chisholm massacre in
Kemper comfy, Mississippi, were inter-
red at Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. last
Thursday. Not one of the murderers
have been punished.
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The Newton Ne,cs and kansan grace
fully Yields to the inevitable. wisely con-
Guiding that the fat of the late lament
cd Legislature is a sugar-coated pill.
that any able-bodied municipality ought
to worry down without making Q wry
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fhe Survey Of the Arkansas River

Twenty thousand dollars was the
amount appropriated by the last Con
grsAs 10 be applied in improving the Ar.
tassss river. A much larger sum would
Asxs ben given bad the report been
uads before the river hill passed the
Heess. The 10000 was added By the
eno1o Vbwnjttce . TO paHsedoV q
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Good for Judge Hanback,.

That earnest Republican and effective
speaker. known to every Republican in
this Congressional district. and TO many
Democrats as wcllCD has been appointed
Register Of the Land Office at Larncd.
Charlie Morris, whose time has expired,
will be followed by good man in
Judge Hanback,.
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They Leave it with Credit Uuim.
paired.

TIE credit Of tho United States was
never 80 good ~ now, and, financially
this nation stands the peer OF any on the
globe. The Republican party. - It turns
the !aw-mak;ng power over TO tbs Dem
---.~v- csa point with pride to the re-
suit Of its WORK. 49,. Oss0e'sc!
do as wei? II is question many are
asking tHt 0Ow-CASoVv IA1.0 ucom
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The Democratic right to stuff ballot
boxes made the necessity Of the called
Ne1V f CougErs~.
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Notice

present 10 the uos"sabis hcspI 1T tounts sosa-
inisst"ssrs Ut -esig~isk enests. kanss<, ~ their
asxt vsFniss mestinu, ." he kstd ia ississ
prtstian ~ tk"sss and aiisss "a - D. kr .hs
pusIra~e ~ bat.siing bytdxs ehs Stnss-. sh
viser On The re.sies iIns hss~sss ssstisns thirty,
hus tssls1d shtvfy ave th) twsshtp t~ssty-
utpe tai. range two "a vs-s Natd bst.is- sod
grading estimated :. cset ststsss hsstsei dollar.
~ .Hs9
Vim Il STAFFORD. sEo cuaMEa
An htAtkMAS, !. glktrwoop
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tnsrrs>s I'D Askpsaos
ASrs.s, Dssiss.ros, tsh. .isss
scaled proposals., In tsspitcsses viii b. rseeis~i
lJss, FER Tho delivery NJ the asesey 10
fore June !. i-.b 10 faf hasars.i native sssfsr.
said bsifsv- - b. fall "se sesf .iss 81 xs., .iss
eept.see btts wtii he reveissa fs.r any postios
~ the aip.s anmh~r ssd fsr fssst.hias The euss-
her re.inir-st ~ Dsrthsrs 1sss- attic 1ks ttsht
IL re~~rsst So reject any al bid tnssl, Ia ths
.am 90 s.~si, Will be re'ssircst fr falthfsi per-
fJrmRnrs 81 contract
htt'sss srs r-sns-t-s b. he present ~ sfssiss
~ hsdS OF represented by siserses
PrspD~ais should ~ isaorsaf, trnt~ss ale ne
fpsuis hing sesriisg n~ifsYs ~ thsysuss ssa
Aryshns agese5 ssa st.lse-ss.l y Tho ss-
der-iHuef JOHN 10 utlts
4 = Indian Aren't
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There wtiibe examination st s>echsrs fss
seigwirk coaaty, 81 The t.urt asst shs,.i hsa.s
In wtrhits. on saturday. xssch f2st eassssasaetax
Al so'rtcek. an
N % BntsE.
TT tsuats 81; srtnt~sasst
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rs63es h hwssY G.ss 49, - eyp G<s.
- q = nhss 40 ea--ekte4 s<sAv IA
0rsY - - h.as~s. a<ss<s sss,sssg
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tV<sSHt Ndnrt ~ S<4Wr4 teouxs. hnn>ss
Corrssa h'srk. Plaintiff.
James rsviass., A "
' Ma 40 .arsA I. s'ssl,
James paskt~oo. nca-vestteess ~ ~ state al
kan<ss. ye~ srV hssSAy nosioppi hat wee ant @
htnck ass, sarah l. ntark. have Sssn sus.i IN
tb4 District touFt ~ >s~ixu SSk cooaty. ksuss.
by Cevrssa nsack, piaiaesa, sn1 yea arv rssuirs<i
% an.wer the pxtitl~a mts1 IN sass ease ~ " h.
fore the tash ns ~ April. xsr. assi Va sssnIt as
yeur xithis that stnss ~ rests;ea nlsl 10
-aid case wtli be takea - true and . jus<u,neas
vensisrvi eer~eiau ~ the psataeta, Cevyssa NlssA
the rtgAt b. osy'nps asusestsat. th< hiisw ina
ds-csibr.i ianfis and tesemsne-. ts Wit
Commencing ~ the snslhwest eosuSs 81 l.t No
foar Ia Waterman = sh1tsien - The city cf icki
u. running sAeacs s"sth - ssss thear~ vel -
west line Ut " $50 street, thsas~ scaIh te nussh
line ef DcuGas aSsune. thsars ss-t 81 llnss - 49,
Etnniag AlsS eshet srpet h usd - futiv~s
Commencing ~ tntat - tAs we.t hne Of " scs
ssreet. In Waterman ;. skitt3ea ~ the town ta.~
city, Of WehiiA, ~ beet nesth ~ the north sss IL
First street, In wntrussaas asttttlau ~ TIE tasn
fHow city, of Wickits, theure vest ~ he Arksa-
river. thence .oathsastrtis With shs nsan.isf-
lnfs 81 sxtd Arkansas river 10 the north line &c
Dcusias avenue, la Waterman hsisiitt.a g. the
town tnow cissl ~ Wtskisa, thsses east ~ .
point s.eth Of nsd In raags With the vp-s itss .s
" aco street, theace north ~ place 81 bsstnnisx
and deervs setting Aside decd e,r .ail iasd fsosn
Corrstta bisek 20 sarah l.. nsarA.
WI mISH.'
81 Attorneys br the Plaintiff
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RICHMOND
City Mills Works
OF Richmond, Indiana.

We have establ!shed . Branch House Of General
Mill Furnishing at Kansas City. Missouri, and
will keep in stock every thing pertaining to the
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NEW SPRING GOODS BEING RE.
CEIVED EVERY DAY.
C1fU. tNNeN u Eu.
NEXT 10 The fOST OFFICE.
Farmers u Merchants
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Notice h hereby given thss on Inc IN ds, ~
April isss. the I.arj .f tsuaty lsnat- sIansr. of
The tounty % se<ixw isk, state of kansas viii he
nskest In mkke an appropriation af enD a. a-si.t
~ building bridge Across Ing trv<k oa section
line between se~sisa ~ and ~ towushie M ~
range east. sesirwiek ssenty Kansas, estimated
cost of bridge, naB
February nth. is.s.
J % nELLKw
y CLAIM
T. W, skkWRHrr
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Sesles - hesvhy siysa ~ - csysrssss-Air
Nv lew. ans,sr ~ an 49, a. ,ss,s 4
levy. b III. day Dissolved hs sRusual censest
htsker party u sathsssseo 10 stGs ~ Sra sa< In
JOHN - sTEElE
- ~ LEVY.
wichita. kas~as. NsFrh lat. iSsN.
= y ssssle viii ecasisss ihs bsssissss q The
Old SRA. SIS
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~. We furnish and build complete outfits for
Flour Mills, old or new process.
FOR MS,
Estimates, Circulars, or Information on the i'm
proved process OF milling, addres our manager,
GEO. w JOHN ON,
No. I, West Fourth street, Kansas City, Missouri
who Is . miller Of lifelong experience, and will
give prompt attention to all orders and corre-
.pOndenct. 5l-0
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