davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1895-05-13
Personal

Mrs. B. Hans and son left last night
for Portland. Ore. She will be missed by
a large circle OF acquaintances.
Judge Gocding, ex-chief justice of Ari-
Zona. has permanently located in Los
Angeles, where he viii. practice law. The
judges wife and daughter are at present
in Connecticut, but are expected here
soon.
The herald., 1895-05-13

Buckinghams Dye fer the Whskers is the
best, haudiest, safest surest cleanest mos I
economical and {. s.tisfactory dye ever invent.
Cd. II is the gcntlemens tayorite.
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va WANT Statesmen elIlHttR

10 take ufHcts Tor MARION HAIR
LANDS NtsW HDOlA, "1iumc ot ihr
Utbie," rare, r4uiant aud ,hHruIH.t INu-
drvts ~ new unntp- ihno-, sc"t"4' p'nli"
AID piHgcs.N story ut travel iu no Holy 'Hul,
PORTRAYED IuH flH ufat time uv 70 wuWau'H pen.
Myers picntNs over .u mNl1n prHUc con.
HiAnuy rHnu Marion linrlnud'a book auirNofy
one uf them will want "a copy u' tl.s .ItnL
new WUTt. eoous shipped or crrdlt' one
agent IH Sew York hAI sold ,NN cuWe lu
UttIu over one weeks HWut 30 c.piUH ln one
daV. 90 rUplra tn Que hour, g 300 one house
tn - houses 100 fuH"gHHluu Tie DOS .CHItN r..
hI.h Hs ahu,OU 300 single faU llu Ncftci ~
BOO. sUtH.aa HH lurC, Doc n." ri good inaF .NN
price sue lowest ever ltuUWut Don't iA.
10 arHH Hf ono, fHr Illustrated WH'U" .uu 200
Particular. Address gtlsturtCHi ubiish
tug co., t'hlladriphiA,
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A TRIP TO THE PARK.
scenery by the Way-Appsarancc OF
PARK cry HrauCh VI tle Church
The Ontario.
Adlor Nessrel NsNn

Editor DesCrsi NslpG
For the fret time durlng my long
residence m Utah !, on Su IEy Jlnu
.3rd, visited Park C,iy. Astho Ugan
Central train sSep. ,,uthwrstcHy g.
wGri tho mouth Of parioy's Canyon,
1 was reminded OF the iIn OF hcaysu
expressed some yuRTs BluCu b. one OF
cur prominent banEeA-"Sa.t Lake
Guy ON clear N rang In June"
ThiI lisa natural thought EnI it ym,
bodies a tiuge o. luo.y gsWuli asau
element OF truth. Heaven i,iuso,ar-
able from luv urGuutIl lu u4lulB Auu
the spluuuil lu IfI, Toe y.ry I.u
the trnlu, looking UDT,uwsslH d, WAF
enchanting, .1F lu Uu other cts 300 iUr
w0rlI 10 the natural more prOlIsr.y
lulgfmluEIul NNu tua uruuU.H..
IuWrTlus above luH WaaH u, utH. iu
fOl'g embedded stree ufUH were lIu
grand aud stately lumulu Uuu tuu
magnificent ctIy AMI county nuUIlna
Ahe condiments Ui fua picture lw-
pressed tho ObaugyGn. unn.lIyr with p
e3mbinGliOu which cab HH.8 nlusplo.
uruslY rC4EuluUu "a G.l ami tna
besuilcalOu Of the GlEl W. .gIsfB5.
siye mortality.
RETROSPECTIVE AEp rUa.pEauya.
This sight eaufod tho mind tiry.lr
10 the more Initial rAgys %, Lr.WI.R.
rompste them with the present d nee
81 expansion anu development. Tan.
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WIN ouen Monday, July let for the
treatment Of patioBtp. Tho institute
will be under the direction aud man.
ngsmeut Of Dr.. J. W. ~ John, direct
from Dg ght, who has worked for and
been in Tue employ Of the Leslie H..
Keely Company forthepast four years,
having managed the destitute at EK-
celslor Sprinrs, Missouri Tor the last
three year. The Institute Is located at
No. 1888 West 2nd North Street. PA.
tieutz attending this institute will re-.
ceive identicaily the same treatment
and care sat the famous Dwight iuetl.
tuition.
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AErssAbIy surnrl,.d.

81 had very severe cold on my
lungs that oausod much soreness and
gave me considerable uneasinoss ia
regard TO the result" says MT. II. T..
Smith, Of BilleFloa, Mass. "a local
druggist called my attention 10 Cham.
herla!n's Cough Remedy, and on his
accommodation l gave the remedy n
careful trial. The result surprised me;
| recovered entirely IN thres daye. "
rs and 90 cent bottles for sale by dug.
gisi6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

rs the cause o T thst tired lAuguld feel.
lug which u 'Ce you VI this season.
The blood 10 impure aud has become
thin and poor That 10 why you have
M blron9th, no appetite, cannot eleeT.
Purify your blood with H0Od'A sAr-
saparilla, which Will give you an APP
petite, tone your stomach, and inyig
crate your nerves,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Room 8, Hammond Hall. Special
attention given 10 pupils " the gram
mcr grsdr, who are BtTiviig 10 a =
vance themselves In their ola~sp or e.
mako up work Of last year Forent p
sessions, Terms Tesso naUle. InstruG'
ton fiut.clsss.
w, II. EDDISGFIELD, Teacher.
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Los

Wy FDNEspAY, BErWEEN HuEGAY
w aud Union, small account nUot Gee,
turn 10 >, a.. Crouch, Alderman Printing Go
10 wet Let south ami hu rewarded
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NOTICE

7 HAVE ~ MY POSSESSION ONE j.
! inch IurIry SURVEYORS lcyU and tripod,
lett Cor fuuHIf two years ago ~ thH same .f
not claimed uni "hargos rHih upon o. .ut'ui
lux cost ~ advertising, witnlu thiri1 dHIu. %
n. u KSUD5UN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Park1 Tea cures constipation. For
sale by +. J. Hin * Co., and Nelden
JudsOn Drug GO. .
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DARGAINs N RIAL ESTATE. crooks
- bought and sold. Noury 10 lufn ~
reasonable ratios Taylor Bros, No. 90 Main
street
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ILOAN ONLY Ny OWN MOSET, HENUE
graut special options, with no delay, no com.
Missions, no aaggTtsin4 your Wautft no lha'
tern company tn deal with, no ihIfd party 90
confer with Your rnufH busInUHb daring tho
Nc ui tho 'oAn Will DO with ono Individual
Cali direct on
Russell L. TRACY.
irHudfD Commercial block
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Packs sure ure for the liver and
Kidneys cures fheumatlsm. For sale
by Il j, l,l x Co., and Sellen Jui-
son Drug Co. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

ChilblAin Llniment always cure
rot bilos. Prepared at Goibs PIT.
Drug store.
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LOOK HERE

A TINE, LARGE HuILpiNG srur -lTu.
~ uIrl uu Twelfth Uuta auI rcUuuI Ntai
tT,Uu, Coz aalc cheap. Apply 10 u. H., SAWS
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T'-sT-'-T IN To KNOw THAT VIZ AUE
- buying aud selling moro new and second
hand goods thau any other house ln TIC west
~ Weber. va sUJs4lt, state NJ
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FOR SAIL,

tN ACUEs % WCu IANp, WIN
~ water rlghf, three miles from tnfiuu'
luh 3' acres hrlvs u.ifta nul timothy -
81 90 cash Also a. Hrr... WllHa from tnfr
commissIon. y. 10. SPENCER, Jr
CuUINsI, Utah
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TOMFOVTAnLE HOUSE Am THUEE.
- quarters OF an acre OF WuruuanIy rllt.
waited ground, choice FRUIT uCrH. rt".t It OF Hln
tIfN uuNer county, Tor Hllt cheap ur VIII
trade fUr properly near this rit1, Apply 10
e.. o.. thus oflyt
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EnR SALE OR rXcHANnE.

IyOR CITY PROPERTY lD AuUEs a.
Il nrst.oIaass thrming land. we'll fenced
Yarns ami cultivated and nh around o..
out IL IL situated about ihror miles from tuo
Town Of blACkiOOt, Bingham County ldnhn
VIII sell Al very reasonable tufns or exchange
TOR city property. a splendid chance Tor
those who dosiro 70 $50 into forming, Apply
Ht q N street.
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Gal ECMEN WANTED ron MEil
OALE = WI -N chant trade. 1uud Wurts
lv pay. samples iroC. $50 del yDuos or col'
lCrt0ua. lido line or exclusive. Address
fauuiuctuf,Fs, HNl M1rkCt 30, thttnhvis
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HOODS Fills arr easy to take, easy
ln aoLluA anu auIa In eilaol. gbe.
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HE uIAH IuNK HOUSE

WILL ray CASH FuU RAGS, BONEs,
w scrap Iron, Mstala. Euhhrrs hui AZ
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NINE. YALE'S
HAIR TONIC.

LADIES ANp GENrLEMrN L chords
me great pleasure 20 oBll tho attention OF
tho public to my Nalo's Hair Tonic,
which Il tho urst aud only remedy
known to chemistry which positively
turns gray hair back TO IT. original
color without dye. / personally iudorso
iis action and give Tho public my solemn
guarantee that it has boon tgaicd in every
conceivable wAv, and has proved iNof
to be tho ONLY Hair Specific. II srors
itAiR FALLING immediately mi creates
a luNurlous growth Contains no iniur-
ioua Ingredient 70 t. not sticky or
greasy; on tho contrary, IL makes tho
hair soft, youthful, fully, keeps 1t in
curl and removes danduii. For Rentlo-
mon aud ladies' with hair n lutlU gray,
sireaked gray, entirely gray, and with
BALD HEADS, II Is specially recon.
moul0d.
Al druggists tIicc fii also YAlc's ska
lo0t, NJ Ga NalC's Complexion Cream, tl,
lalcs race Powder, iau, lalgs Hcauv SOAP,
Gee Nine Yale. Health and Complexion rnc.
tialisa Temple OF iioauty. 900 state Street
thicago. Guide to beauty mailed free.
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VTAVE YOUR .EsspuCLs. GREASE
trap water closets AMI yards cleaned
bv ne UlHiIgaH sanitary Company Al wura
Thoroughly ufHIFfut
uytiCE " MAIN sTREEr TELEPHONE
80 a.
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT UnI TO COOK ASp
~ I1 homework AuplY as SO o.! tiitn
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HnME EoR REIINED fAMlLY

4 Girl 'uR oENEUhL UousE.wuUh
~ Inquire at NJ. tiI south second Fact e..
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N.Ht mouln. Hr G,sre w. Cur.
ts Be-. .y uaIHrtI.k o. show un fu .
.iFGH'u and nrlun $40 Ol,ar 10 Or.
guI misgar t1r via cl purpose g1 en.
100. 900 nurubHCE. We pls-8I ,4Yusu
.ar upper uNl from tao roof ~ ,ar
gruna Il fol, nui E..urst.' rua gu.lr.
utgguss, IgHu tho Hpra e 8i the ula..
'fo o. the extraction from rot tur
gguulJu1 meta, ruis includes lYiug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

The ride thfou "a PArlsy's 10, NJ In Ell
mountain g0rgos iu this ro.anniIc
ToglIn, fall % iuIbfrst o. tlu Hdmifur
o! nature iu ia mora fugge 1rua. Il
bflugh into view NJ m 10 stubborn,
if0wninE, stormy features, g,addrues
by alternating iHaiy glRdus, whlul
smile, white the sunlight dances h. tao
Efphyf-BiiItei foliage, nuI tnu music
uf ilu bubbling mountain brook " ~
appropriate tccJm nuincnL Tntuugu
THIS pleasing panOtsnA "B hasten on
lilI We reach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

As NaAN.hNA VA NhN l'ANA.tNlAI sue
day / spuul nj the ParE that = baseball
,uN,ca WIS on lHlwg5u The local nine
aud the &c bL 6Hlt Lake Iohm. U course
tllu was u uugIkfI a.tAgIOu,aud prot.
shly affected the Attendance nj tue
afternoon mno,iug, 40 which, however,
tho large mtJHrily ut tue saints VI the
branch were pfr1cuf.
IuU attendance ~ tup ming cot.
vice was s1 large that nc COM
siIumu,y exceeded The CAPACITY n
tuu usIl ln which h. WINS hC.G, a mum.
hsr who were una D. to gain ingtJss
stool 90 tls urpI ut tue s.a.i.
wa.. nulicvs that much the
larger pgr.IIu ui ihn con frgNl0n
we've uYU.mrmp8Ts OF tNH tNuFgu, and
OIL -,umol 10 uH lUiUruH tu Ia mo us.
uJulsr dnNy1rH4 uH o.. u1fs.Ir.. A
number ui luyeHtIgut au .yc siguiitu
lhrlg intention %. uurE uau.leI a. $50
carly date, nBl Cleo yg..a.t seem. rN.
ygiIout On, 'uHaHtIn .isHIuE 0I a good
Wu.N, n HWI"r. .. people previously
unHugunu. with tan hi,n AMI doc.
tflur8 u' ,le S.l.H or" .ufrT',pI Wucn
,lH.s tw.r rHi beauty nv, int.lh.
rnlNr vE"nisyI .r tHtu by the
a ". |Hr Hf4n". . goo DNusHG is
i.wHII .fN 1900. unIIlirI. l.tEl Hlr.
M. .Iu. aH.u4 UaIfU Lhr direction of
rrr...uE Ller &, +, N.rut d. Clal.
v.Ila, va .s nH.sta uy G.l 1rJ A lam,
HHu uul s.flnud, uJ.u guHIfuE - Iuu
itrs, tuuF 1880 uNraus. wlfsrfH 800 tho
ogus, gu carry a whllgBHnr Igluelev
aI,G aI olAaot gt .h' people.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03
Telling ALI A bout IL

Desiring 10 do the square thing by
the Gould family, the STANDARD pub
Ilshes a picture this morning of Miss
Anna, who will marry cute little
Count de Castellane tomorrow. In
me matter of beauty, perhaps Miss
loud VIII not be voted to have any
cinch on the titled gentleman whom
sac mas consented to make rich. But
she has the appearance of a young
woman of considerable common sense.
One girl can't be expected to possess
all the desirable things on earth. aud
MISS Gould has slathers of money
which will last longer and be of more
real value than a pretty face New
ork is full of beauties who are strup-
gilhg to maintain their social SUI
premacy on the credit and beauty
basis; they find it hard work You h.
freshness, beauty, may all pass away,
out III Anna Gould exercises mod
erateiy good sense in the management
oil her affairs she should continue to
ride the crest of the wave.
.Ihls newspaper has not been favored
with photograph of the count: the
story runs that he has beauty enough
for any one household. We are glad
10 be In position to deny, authori-
lively, that he paints his cheeks His
rosy pinkness is natural, and many a
girl In society would like to get the |
recipe for such rouge as he has in
herlted with his G lllc blood Coming
on the one hundred and seventeenth |
anniversary of Robert Emmet's birth
day, to-morrow's wedding is an event
worthy of the liberal space the STAND
ARD accords for its discussion. In
The way of entertaining reading we take
u That this newspapers other special
features of this morning will find ap-
probation
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The Relief Fund.

The members of the Butte relief
committee are Henry Mueller. ID. !
Hennessy, George Haldorn. T. f
Shaw and o. X Lewis These gentle
men received the money that was con.
tribu1ed to the relief fund. They
gave personal attention to the burial
of the dead, to the care of the injured
and to the comfort of those who were
In distress as the result of the Janu-
airy explosion. 1t was a labor of love.
the members of the committee dis.
charged their sad duty at the cost of
time which they could i'll afford 10
spare
A complete report was submitted IN
the mayor, last Friday, by the mem.
bers OF this committee. Every dollar
is carefully accounted for and a his.
tory of the committees work is given
In detail About $4,000 were spent
and the balance of the fund. amount.
ing 10 nearly $4,000, is on deposit
IN Hoge, BrOwnlee & Co. S bank The
members of the committee make their
report 10 the mayor and asked TO be
discharged, upon an audit of their ac-
counts.
In reply, Mayor Dugan thanks the
members of the committee for the ser.
vice they have rendered: there is no
doubt that the citizens Of Butte ioin
heartily with the mayor in this ex.
preston of gratitude. Mayor Dugan
expresses the hope that the gentlemen |
VIII consent 10 continue TO be the |
guardians Of the fund. Certainly the
money could not be in safer hands
and the knowledge Of the case which /
hey have already acquired would help
% insure the wisest possible use Of
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NOT a FINANCIsR.

It's kinder curious, Molly, an It's hard to see it
plain
The way they runs the government in sunshine
an in rain;
How they give away the honey an keep the
empty comb.
For they're shppin god to Europe, while we're
starvid here at home!
say it's kinder curious-the way they run the
thing;
The goldbugs just a-buzzin' when we're twenty
miles form spring;
They're powerful out o. season, but they've
struck the white house dome.
An they're shippin' gold to Europe while we're
starvin here at homei
It's hard to understand 1t, an 1 wish they'd
make 1t clear
How cottons down to nuthin' an groceries
gettin, dear;
Why so much o. the money is a-crossin o. the
foam
Why they're shippin gold to Europe while we're
starving here at home!
Atlanta Constitution.
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all the year round at little short of a penny
apiece, while the eggs of ducks bring still
higher prices.
Eggs are a perfect meal in themselves.
everything necessary to the support of bu.
man lie being contained in them in the
proper proportions and the most palatable
form. Plain boiled they are wholesome.
although masters Of French cookery tell
us that 1t is possible to dress them in more
than 500 different ways, all not only econ.
omical but wholesome. No healthy appe-
ute ever rejected an egg in some guise; II
Is the most concentrated form of nutri.
ment, and served up in the most pleasant
fashion, whole nations rarely touching
any other animal food. Kings eat them
plain as readily as do their humblest
tradesmen. Nay. after the victory of
when the Kaiser Ludwig sat at
meat with his burggrafs and great cap
lalns' he determined on piece of luxury:
One egg to every man, and two to the ex-
ceiientiy valiant Schwepperman."
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education. The brief summaries of
silver speeches in congress, reaching
them through the press, is all they
have had.
AT the same time silver Is constantly
gaining ground This country ia
going through trial as by fire; the
Anne rican people are intelligent
enough to find the right kind of relief
In good time Perhaps either the
democrats or the republicans, as ma
tlonal organizations, will manage
sooner or later to get on the right side
OF the issue. Small odds which of the
two leads off; yet, in comment on the
address we have mentioned, 1t is true
that, in congress, democracy has been
sllver's principal defender; the record
OIL long series of votes proves this. 1t
Is expected that a majority of the
house democrats will sign the address.
DO you believe that majority of the
republicans in the house of representa-
tlves would sign an appeal urging the
Tree coinage men to take possession of
the republican party and run it? The |
republican record of recent years i'm |
black and white makes the very sugpes-
ton preposterous.
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THE BEST IN THE NoRrBwEsr
SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1895.
Results that are highly cratifvino =,

Results that are highly gratifying at.
tend the First National bank of Hell
ena under the management of Mr.. Z.
ID. Edgerton. BY the terms of the ar
rangement which the bank made with
its depositors, the third in the series of
payments fell due last Friday. The
bank was in handsome shape to meet
all demands. There remain two pay-
ments yet TO be made in accordance
with the agreement with the creditors.
they fall due on July first and Noyem-
Der first. We hear that the bank IS
ready to cash any of these outstand-
ing certificates on demand. the sole
conditions being waiver of the in.
terest. Thus the First National i'm
Helena attests its title to the omplete
confidence of the public. 1t has
weathered a tremendous financial
storm. 1t has come out of it. all safe
and sound, and in manner that wins
the compliments and the congratula-
tions of the business world.
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ORIGINAL NEGRO MUSIC.
naturally Race of singers but Rarely
OF Instrum ntalists.
From the New York Times

naturally Race of singers but Rarely
OF Instrume ntalIsts.
From the New York Times.
IN nearing negro songs the trained Eu.
ropeah or american ear is positive that,
save with a single exception, not one of
them mas the true savage stamp. If there
are nominations in phrasing or in tone
coIoring these strike only the non-experts
as original. Owing to personal idiosyn.
cracIes the vocal apparatus of the negro
oiHers from that of the white man. The
arch OF the roof of the mouth, the nasal
sounding board of the colored man, have
another conformation. If true colored
man, were TO paint his face like a white
mans and sing an English, Italian, or
herman aria 1t Is his voice which would
at once give hum away. The initiative
iaculty Is, however, very strong in the
negro, so he cannot help hims self in fol-
rowing the white mans music and the
Wnlte man words. The true. pure African
song is probably the Juba. 1t is hardly
song out chant, Astounding in spoken
words. As to rhythm, the native negro. or
me one born in the United States, has that
70 marked degree. If now and then
there mas been an occasional negro vocal
ISL OF merit since their period of freed ON
why mas not there been an Instruments al
ISL The reason is plain. To have a fine
voice Is an accident of nature. To play
an instrument well, so as to gain a repu-
iation as a violinist or pianist, means, in
addition to natural talent. to devote 10 tho
'loiln or piano many years of study The
ace instinct in the negro does not incline
oward persistency of purpose. With
'hythm alone, as Wallaschek shows. prim-
tive music began.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03
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