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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-04-04
OUT-PENSlONERS,

0UT-PENSl0NERS.
Office of County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Feb. 90, 1895.
Notice is hereby given, That the County
Commissioners of St. Mary's county will
meet on
TUESDAY, April 9, 1896,
to strike the name of all out-Pensioners
from the Pension List Of said county, for
the purpose of revising and correcting said
list. Names Of worthy and deserving per-
sons will be reinstated on said list upon the
filing of a petition signed by at least three
taxpayers.
BY order.
T. LEE MATTINGLY,
Clerk.
Feb. 21-td
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FAkMS FOR SALE.
Farm of 800 acres, fertile, good build.
:ngs, situate about II milos from Oakville,
and four miles from steamboat wharf.
Good state of cultivation. Price 90, 900
Terms easy.
Farm 10 acres good buildings, finesoil
and well improved. Suitable for trucking.
Price $1,50c. Near st. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
Farm $50 acres on Brittan's Bay oppo-
site Leonardtown. Under high state OF
improvement. All necessary outbuildings.
Fine place for fruit. Price 5000. Terms
easy.
Farm 40 acres on st. Clements Bay,
Fine two-story dwelling. New. Suitable
for cultivation of frui Beautiful view
Price $4,000.
A small farm, II miles South of Chaptico,
at Cross Roads. Two miles from steam
boat wharf. ~ acres. Common Improve.
ments. Good stand for business-mercsn
tile or mechanical. Suitable for fruit
Price, $500. Terms easy.
Small tract OF land on tributary of ST.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
s acres. Good for trucking. Price $3.50
Terms easy
10. F. MORGAN, Attorney
Aug 22-tf1 Leonardtown, Md.
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LEoNARDTowE, MD.

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CONSOLIDATION of the baltimore and Faster1,
Shore Railroad and of the Maryland Chot,tank
Eastern Shore Steamboat ConipaniesL)
WATER & Rail-, ROUTES
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Farm 10 acres good buildings, fnesoil
and well improved. Suitable for trucking.
Price $1,50c. Near st. Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
READ RULE 81.
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
See Special Premium List.

Every Exhibitor at the Park Will be
required to Pay Entry Fees as
per Rule 81. This must
Accompany Entry.
The society will furnish free bedding
| for stock Of all kinds. Exhibitors will
be required to furnish their hay and
grain, which will be for sale on the
grounds at market rates.
AS the same pair OF oxen and other
animals are frequently entered in several
classes, exhibitors must say in their
entry just how many animals they in
tend to enter, and in what classes; also
how many stalls they wish to occupy.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of this Department,
Elijah III. Smith, Bangor.
ment, $3.50.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Entries in all the Stock Departments
will positively close Monday, August
5th, at III p. M.
see SECTION II GENERAL
ARRANGEMENTS.
Due notice of the examination of
animals and articles entered for premium
will be given by Bulletin Board at the
headquarters of each department daily.
No. l.-Shorthorns.
HERD PREMIUMS.
Exhibitors will be allowed to make but
one entry for herd of the same breed.
For the best Bull. and not less than
tour or more than six Cows or Heifers,
not less than ono year old. belonging to
any one person, 325 1st, Is and, 10 3rd.
Special entry must be made for herds.
BULLS.
Three years old and upward, with at
least two OF their get. $50, Is. 10.
Two years and under three. SIS. 10. 5.
One year and under two. $40, 7, s
BEST BULL CALF.
Best Bull Cali. s.. 8. q
COWS. HELPERS. AND HELPER
CALVES.
Four years old and upward, 3i5, 10. s.
Three years old, Sl2, s. 5.
Two years old, $40. 6, 4.
One year old. s., 5. 3.
Best Heller Calf, s., 2.
The same premiums as for Shorthorns
TO govern each class to No. IL.
No. 2-Hereford Stock.
No. 3--Holstein Stock.
No. 4--Polled Aberdeen.
No 5-Ayrshire Stoel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
THREE YRAR oLps.
SHEEP DEPARTMENT.


Tho State Appropriates u this Depart
ment $3.50.
The ages of all animals must be given,
and all ages will be computed to the first
Of September, to determine in what dit
vision tho animals shall DO entered.
Sheep IN these classes must be registered.
and certificate of the same presented 70
judges. SEQ Special Premiums.
No 44-Cotswoid Bucks.
Two years Old and over, with four o.
his progeny, $40. O, 4.
One year old, SO. 8,
Buck lambs, two in number, "a, 4
coTswoLp EWES.
Not less than two In number.
Two years old and over, So. IS, 81
One year old, 81, 8.
Eve lambs, 81, 2.
10 govern each of the following classa
to No. SO.
No. 45-Leicester.
No. 46-Hampshire Downx
No. H--Oxford Downs.
No. 4S-Southdowns.
No. 49-Merinos.
No. 50-Shropshires.
No. 51-Horned Dorset
No. 52-Iccland.
FAT SHEEP.
No. 53-Fat Sheep; Wethcrs.
mot to compete In othor classes grades 1
pure bloods.l
| Coarse wool and fino wool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

FIRST DAY-TueSday, Aug. 90.
HORSES.
French Coach Stations, Glass 80.
Clvdesdale, Percheron, Hackney,
English Shires, Suffolk Punches and
Cleveland Bay Stations, Classes 81, "a SO.
American Trotting Bred Mares,
Glass 20.
American Trotting Bred Foals OF
1895, Glass 80.
American Trotting Bred Geldings and
Fillies, 5, 4. 3, ., and years old,
Class %.
Percheron and Ciydesdale Mares, with
FoaI at foot, Glass 81.
CATTLE.
Sl.ortnorns and grades.
Holsteins and grades.
Ayrshires and grades.
Maine Herd Book Jerseys.
Grade Jerseys.
Swine, all breeds.
Poultry.
Working Steers, year old.
Pulling Oxen Sweepstakes, under 7
feet inches.
Pulling Oxen, under feet inches.
Matched Steers, 1 year old.
Matched Steer Calves.
HALL.
Butter, Cheese AMI dairy implements.
Grain, Seeds. Sheaves and Vegetables.
Grange Exhibits.
TRACK
Races on track
Exhibition OF Stock on track.
Parades.
GOVERNORS DAY-wednesday. Aug
81
HORSES.
American Trotting Bred STATIONS,
Glass 81, l. 2, 3, A, and years and over.
French Coach, Cleveland Bay and
Hackney Geldings and FilIies. Glass 35.
l. 2, 3 and years old and Foais, 1895.
Draft Horses to be tested, Class -.
Gents Driving Horses, Glass 80.
Matched Driving Horses, Class 40.
Matched or Cross Matched Carriage
or Coach Horses, Glass Al.
Grand Sweepstakes, Glass 81.
CATTLE.
Hereford Stock and their grades.
Aberdeen.
Guernseys and their grades. :
American Cattle Club Jerseys
Working Oxen, years old.
Working Steers, 2 years old.
Matched Steers, yexrs old.
Matched Steers, 3 years old.
Pulling Oxen, under feet 4 inches.
Pulling Steers, 2 years old.
Fat Stock, all classes.
Trained Steers, all ages.
TRACK
Races on Track. Parade.
Exhibition OF stock on track.
THIRD DAY-Thursday Aug. -.
Devo n Stock and their grades.
Sussex Stock and their grades.
Working Oxen, years old.
Working Steers, 8 years old.
Working Steer Calves.
Matched Oxen. 5 years old.
: Matched Oxen, years old.
Pulling Oxen, ) feet 10 inches, ASS a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

I to determine awards. s25, LIST, Is, I'd,
Sd.
No S2--FRENcH THOROUGHBRED coAc
srALLroNS
French thoroughbred coach stallion
without regard to age, $50, LIST, 20. q
10, Sd.
No S3-cLEvELAND Ray STALLION
Cleveland bay stations. without r,
gard to age, $50, LIST, 20. I'd, 10. Sd.
No s4-THoRouaHBRED .HAcKNR
srALLroNs.
Thoroughbred hackney stations witt
out regard to age. $50 ISL 20, I'd. 10. 3
No 35--FRENcH COACH. CLEVELAND An
HACKNEY aELprNas AND frLLIl
(HALF BLoops).
Four years old, shown to halter, $40
LIST, 5, I'd.
Three years old, shown to halter, $40
LIST, 5. ID.
Two years old, shown to halter. 81,
LIST, 5, I'd.
One year old, shown to halter, 81,
LIST, 5, I'd.
Foals of 1895, shown to halter, slC
LIST, s, I'd.
No S6-rERcHERoN AND cLYDEsDAr
srALLIoNs.
Three years and over. $50, LIST, 20, ID
10, Sd.
No S7-pERcrrERoN AND cLYpEspAL
MARES.
With foal at foot. SIS, LIST, 10, I'd.
cRRrIFIcArE OF REGISTRY WILL BE RI
QUIREp IN CLASSES 81, 80, "a, 50, g
IS and 80.
No So.
Best English Shire Stations, $50, Is
20, I'd. 10, Sd.
Boat Suffolk Punch stations, $50, Is
20, I'd, 10, Sd.
No 40--pRAFr HORSES.
To he tested, best pair Of draft horse
to DO judged according to weight. 81,
LIST, s, I'd.
TO be tested, best stallion, accord in,
TO weight and age, $40. LIST. 8. I'd.
Entry foe of five per cent OF entir,
purse in addition to general entry.
Three pairs to enter. Special entr,
for pulling to close Saturday, Angus
9th. with general entry.
No 4l--aENT's DRIVING HORSES
SEE RULE AT FOOT OF GLASS Il
Five to enter; three to start. Fou
years old and over To weigh 900 pound
or moro. Stations barred. Roa,
action, style, disposition, endurance, etc
to be specially considered. Horses mus
stand at least l5-l. To DO shown
wagon and driven two miles by owne
Speed not to govern award. but to u
considered, S25, LIST, Is, I'd, 10, Sd.
No 42-MArcHED DRIVING HORSES.
Stations barred. Five to enter, tire
to start To stand Is hands to 1873
Shown to harness, style, action, uni
formity III typo, reading qualities an,
speed tn DO considered, the latter not L
govern award, S25, LIST, 10, I'd, 10, Sd.
NO a3-MATCHED OR CROSSED MATCH III
CARRIAGE OR COACH HORSES.
To stand not less than 1872. Stallion
barred. Uniformity in conformation
and action, style and general roal
qualities to govern award, S25. LIST, ID
I'd, 10, Sd.
Glasses SO, 80, 81. SO, 81, IS, 80 and Al
open to competition 10 Maine and Mari
time Provinces.
Entry foo in above three classes, 30
cent Of the total premiums in each elias
In addition to the general entry oil 8.
and to be made with general cntr,
August l7th, foo to accompany ontry
every case.
CREDIT FOR PERFORMANCES.
Tho following table OF credits for pcr1
formanco will DO applied by the exper
in making awards.
FIVE YEAR oLDs AND OVER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

Pulling Steers. year old.
Pulling Oxen. 7 feet Inches and over.
Pulling Oxen Sweepstakes, feet
inches and over.
Sweepstakes Oxen and Steers in pairs,
Class To-
Pulling Steers, years old.
Town Teams.
Sheep, all classes.
Wool FleecesL
HORSES.
Races. Prades.
Exhibition of Stock on track.
FOURTH DAY-Eriday, Aug e3.
Grand Cavalcade at IL An, and
completion Of any unfinished examine
tiona.
All prize animals, excepting swine
and sheep. must appear in the Cavalcade
unless excused by the superintendent OF
department.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great attractions every afternoon -
.GRsnd Balloon and Parachute Assem-
SLOWS, League Base Ball Games, and
Exciting Running and Trotting Races.
SPECIAL TRoTTlNc AND PAGING
! PURSES AND STAKES.
The following is list Of Special Trot-
ting and Pacing Stakes offered by the
Eastern Maine State Fair at their an
nuat Fair to be holden at Maplewood
Park, Bangor. August 20, 81, %. and %.
1895. Entries close Monday, July LIST.
at liz. NJ.
TIJESnAY AIyHITST on
No. l. $500. Novelty Race. Foals of 1893.
No. 2. $500. Trotting. $50 class.
No. 8. $500. Running Race. Flat
No. 4. $500. Trot and Pace. 2.24 class.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 81.
No. 5. $500. Trotting. Foals OF 1891.
No. 6. $1,000. Trofting. 2.l3 class.
No. Z. $500. Running. Novelty.
No. s. $500. Trotting. 2.29 class.
THURSDAY FORENOON, AUGUST
70.
No. 9. $500. Trot and Pace. Foals of
1892.
No. 10. $500. Trotting. 2.4o class.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,A AUGUST
%.
No IL. $500. Trotting. 2.35 class.
No. II. 5000. Pacing. Novelty.2. ID class.
No. ID. $780, Running, Flat
No. IA. $500. Trotting. 2.20 class.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %.
No. Is. $500. Trot and Pace 2.27 class.
No. l6. 5000. Running, Flat.
No. II. $500. 2.17 class Trot
No. Is. 5000. Open to Penobscot County.
2.40 class.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS.
National Trotting Association rules to
govern.
Entrance. s per cent, payable as per
schedule. per cent additional from
winners.
Entries close July l, 1895, when horses
must be named.
All purses guaranteed face value.
No conditional entry accepted, no nom-
ination unless accompanied by payment:
no entry liable for more than amount
paid, but non-payment forfeits pre-
vious payments.
Right reserved to refund and declare
off any stake not filling satisfactorily.
All races to harness, best three in five,
except Nos. 3, I, ID, 16, which are run
ming races fiat, except No. which is q
novelty of miles, and Nos. l and IL
which are novelty races; the LIST money
going to the horse winning LIST heat,
End money to horse winning End heat,
3rd money to horse winning 3rd heat.
and 4th money to horse winning 4th
heat, if five or more start-winner DROP
ping out each heat.
Purses divided as follows: so. Is, Is.
10 per cent. except the novelty races
which are divided as follows: No. loo,
80, 20, so; No 80. 60, 30, 25; No l2-
200, l6O, lao. 100.
No horse paid but one money.
Purses No. 3, 6, Z, II, ID, 16, II, open to
the world.
Purses No L. 2, 4, 5, s, 8. 10, IL, ID.
Is, open to Maine and Maritime Prov
inceS.
Horses eligible to start June LIST, will
be eligible to these races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.

President, F. o. BEAL, Bangor. Ne.
Vice President E. H. GREELEY. Ellsworth.
Secretary, EZRA L. sTERNs, Bangor, Me.
Treasurer. 8. d. BENSON, Bangor. Me.
Auditor, F. H. SMALL, Bangor, Me.
Trustees,
Beal l. Powers
E Stems Nea!ley
Bass Fla Wilson
L Simpson r. w. Murch
John Morrison TUCoe
Id Morse Thomas Hersey
Eugene Hale is Wheelwrfght
Henry Mclaughlin Joseph Snow
II II Fogg Elijah Smith
Edward Corners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
ORDER OF EXHIBITION
AND
EXAMINATION BY THE JUDGES.

Executive Officers reserve this right tc
ses change the Order of Examin atoms ms
necessarily
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OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.
EMU MS
Thi : 9 Ii Annual Exhibition
81 OF THE
EAs. y MAINE STATE FAIR
Aug. 20. q, %. %. 1895
AT THE
HAPlEWD0D DRIVING PARK,
BANGOR, MAINE.

Entries for Live Stock Close Monday,
August 5th, Positively. Official
Blanks for Entries Furnished on
Application to the Eastern Maine
State Fair, Bangor, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

from tho Maratims Provinces, subject to
same conditions as are given Maine
stock. Premiums the same and fnde-
pendent of the Maine Premiums. Conn.,
petition only with stock from Maritime
Provinces.
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No. g. Guernsey Stock.
No. Maine Herd Book Jerseys.
No. S-American Cattle Club Jerseys
No. o-Devon Stock.
No. l0-Sussex Stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26
RULE IMPORTANT, SEE.

The Same premiums will be offered
for ali blooded neat stock exhibited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

Pulling Steers, year old.
Pulling Oxen. I feet 6 Inches and over.
Pulling Oxen Sweepstakes. 7 feet 2
inches and over.
Sweepstakes Oxen and Steers in pairs,
Class I6.
Pulling Steers, 8 years old.
Town Teams.
Sheep, all classes.
Wool Fleeces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

For stallion. to be not less than 1872
or weigh loss than 1850. with six OF his
get, year and over, no two from the
same dam, Uniformity In size, confor-
nation and natural action to be TO-
quired. Total score on structural parts
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

Sragen feblen pifenidaftlide Beobz
a9tun9en, pbgGet9 tie 1don BON Der
r3peiten beuti9en" Expedition begp1z
men, bod nod fat gdn3lt6
Gum S9lub penbete 1th 9err BON
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entbeden, &posu atpei Bis bret l1eberz
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tannt iinb au9 mod bic @trDmungen
bon 2uft unb @aKer, tpie bic fribere
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8er9letf9erungen unb bic Mrt bes
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bic 2dnber bes @ubpols ni9t oereins
Elm S@Dpfunssz Centrum btlbeten, bic
beuttsen @rbtbetle berbanben, unD
eben1o unbetannt, ob ni9t ieBt nod
Menf9en leben. Tim al oteie 5rage1
unb Mdtbiel gu lDien, lit cine pii1enz
f@aftli9e &eife na9 ben antartttf9en
2dnoern CUR unbebin9ten Notbpenoigz
felt %getporben" nit bieien Mprten
f9lob 9err BON Paper. n@s fragt fi9
nur, mel4es @olt bieie bobe Mufnabe
l0ien mirb. Sd boffe unb mlni9e,
baB bieie 9roBe &rlturaufgabe erfiiQt
ptro BON Der beuti@en Nation."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
@an uno icinc Mlterti,,ner.

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bel &Dln, pbpobl aud bteies friiber
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fernen Mrmenien fiibren mir ben 2eier,
benn jebt, no aQer Mu9en ita auf otes
2anb ri@ten, baben na4folgenoe
Mittbeilungen iiber etnen ieiner merit
miirbi91ten Srte permebrtes Sntereie.
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10000 Gtnmpbner bat unb Der @tb
zines armeni1@en @r3btf9ofs 1T, 1ieat
an benz @ee glei9en Namens. 9obe
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ben t1ur bort, tpo bic Stabt liegt, Ell
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Observation-Disclosures.
Sabresberi4t bes Mder:
baufefret1r5

.trg. IE-7 h-"o. rH, r
Ser Observation-Disclosures bat bteier Sa<
&c feinen Sabresbert@t einserei4t,
aus benz mir bic interefanteften
puntten unieren 2eiern mttt6etlen
noQen.
@iner ber mi4tisiten Mbi4nitte
giebt einen @iidblid auf bic SbGttgtett
be3 Bureaus fir 8iebtnouftrie. Na9
.bemielben tpurben pdbrenb beg per<
floTenen Tistaliabres in ben S4la@tz
bduiern insge1ammt iiber 13,00O,>
900 :lebenbe SPHERE inipi5irt, ober
flint Milionen mebr als I'M portger1.
Sabre. Mn,. flint Millionen bereits.
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na9trGgli@e 93~sSynfpettion bprgenotnz.
men. MGbrenb nod i'm Sabre 1898
fi6 bic Soften pet &opf} einres itlpts
3irten Sbieres auf 4 breipiertel Sentts
iteuten, finb stefelben mGbrenb beg
lebten Sabres auf 1 Elm 3ebntel Sent
rebu3irt porben. ....
Sir ben iiber5eeif4en Marft muir
ben 1,360,00 o @inber unb @4afe tn
ipt3irt. Muberbem murben nod our4
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gen. Auantitdten BON 9unberttauz
1enb unb mebr Mabeln perben nun auf
einem 8rett nit Gnbf@uB aufseitapelt,
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gerout merben, nobet ft9 bic einaelnen
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ben unb poltrt merben. Nn@ Def
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men Mabeln in &upferteTeln, tpel@e
an Retten f6peben. nit Seifenlause
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ter in einem @liibofen Big gum Metbz
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auf 9ol5brettern, bann Mbi@leifung
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mem Drtqer ausgebriQt. Darauf pirb
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tenbes Sim unb 6er5teben tpeiter aus
gearbeitet. Ollie mangelbaften Nabeln
merben a%us5ortirt, bic euten in Be-
fainter Torm perpadt unb in ale
Melt ausge1anbt.
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er1@einenbe ISABEL bur4 9unberte
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