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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Thos. Adamson, deceased

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
4 i pointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Thomas Adamson, late Of
Henry County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 25th day Of August, 1896;
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27
Notice Of Appointment.

Estate Of Frank A. Konzen, deceased.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
L pointed and qualified as Executrix Of
the estate Of Frank A.. Konzen late Of Henry
County, Ohio. deceased.
Dated this nth day Of August, 1896.
ANNA M, KONZEN. Y
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27
saturday, Sept. Goth, 1896,

The Democrats of Henry County will meet
in County Convention at the Court House in
Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, Sept. Goth, 1896,
at o'clock a. M, for the purpose of placing
in nomination county ticket. The ratio Of
representation has been fixed at one dele
gate for every 10 votes cast for James E.
Campbell for Governor last fall, and one dele
gate for every fraction over five votes. This
ratio entities the several townships and pre-
cincts to the following number of delegates:
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27

ORGANIZE free silver clubs.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-27

We are authorized to announce the name
of. V. CUFF, of Napoleon township, as a
candidate for denomination for Probate
Judge, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Convention to be held Septem-
ber 26th 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

wouldn't mind his petting n 10 wasn't
30 heavy handed. lie acts as 81 be was
pctung an elephant such petuns shocks
any nervous system, besides making me
cough. On! OH the baby has grabbed
both hands full of my iur anu b. hurts
j just scratched back. and Ned boxed my
cars. There, Eva has taken me on her
lap. She treats me so kindly. It's
pleasure 10 purr for her hats thlsi
Iva went ups stairs and let me on the
floor standing up half asleep Ia Ike
to know IL i am ever 10 get my nap out.
don't like this Guess Iu howl There,
they have put me outdoors. Horrors.
There is "a big black dos He's coming
right for mel What q fearful red mouth.
II can only get TO that tree-ahl safe
at last; but how my heart beats.
haven't had such a fright since l fell
down cellar. when 1 was a boy IN more
afraid OF that dog than 1 used 10 be of
the wild animals ! read about. ] wonder
how long he SIS going to stand there and
bark. There comes Eva. she drove the
dog away and is taking me into tho
house. She is rubbing her cheek on my
head and calling me pretty names. lll
purr just as soon as j can calm myself.
Pur-r-r.
There. she has dumped mo on the
lo4hrt. Guess go OUT lh inc Nil,n'n'
/ thHh ] sme. nsh. ] never hne" raw
iIe4H Nsh cpNin slneh so so"n ~ ,".i'
ls me PIKE on the table j thlhh j ''',
reAch IL IL get up DO chaF. i mere.
Mary ann JUST slapped me- ana 'Aii"o
me IL sneak. Ana an 4 co'iN answer
BACK was mcoW-W. 0nc p.i ilt nAD
OF grease on my nose I'D Keep Nn" OF
plei' she s'ld' ana ''ei. 'ooa anu i'.. -"-
'' L" see me uf 'p H'N i' "'. Ivy
mean or nor. li WIZ li'' p. -''' '.'
noer 70 s't my lale il'''iF
lils ls nara WorIo Tor cAl-' il'i "'''
here is a nice SOFT cie'ion iN Ci'd'T
in TIE parior IT'D dodge ir there ana -.
II can find any peace for my ire. an.
hut isn't this comfortable. This ls the
oilerlown cushion Eva if so choice OF.
Wish could iie awake. just 90 see do"
sweety + sleep. fur-r-r.
"Meow-w-w, n'v0r yf'oi louder lh
mv lf'. 'adv oa.ior o.m" n. fni ia-
noccn'y sat down upon me-. He'r
knew that slen beautiful I"ey c''"H
sit down SD heavy what 'eN.. i'''
oHt mo iie olnins room anu ,''u
orniiI'y sl'pft" Oh 10y '"'
yelled louder IMAM "A Iniii ".n7.'.' i ""i
bruised ana sore an over. N'' so'lF
and gave me some scraps OF meat on a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

He's the worrlnest boy IN the country
know
Ant ary Ike him wherever you go;
Sets I'D with company maxim a noise
When the rest are as quiet as Sunday
school boys.
When the elders are talldn' youn know
whore he's at
Sure Co slip in with: ION. my" or
"Nhats that?"
Amt any polndcake can o'ax him 70
bed
Born to hang roun' an hear all what is
said
Tell O. good people that live an that
died
.Liah. the prophet. that took the long
ride
Bcn' TOO good to stay with the rest O.
the men.
In a world that was wicked as this world
was thcn-
How he went 10 the clouds, an kept
goin' up higher,
In a chariot jest burnin' an blazin' with
FIRE;
An what do you reckon that youngster
would sayY
Guess no got roasted, a-ridin' that way!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Don't let go, Rufe. or | shall fan" he
said with an implonng look towards his
cousin.
strong but his position was both unsafe
and Uncomfortable Arthlrs weight was
already pulling heavily upon his arms. and
~ his cousin slullu lose Consciousness. OF
his own strength glye out. there was moth
Ing 10 save them from "a dangerous II not
Ii some one would only come. But his
father aud the Iatm hands were In the
field at work. and his mother and the
maid were occupied VIII their household
would como near the barn before noon,
and it was now early IN the morning.
81 don't -fr fHHf .N..r,. could hi..u US
much.' thought RUFF. but I'll CALL any
way, and hs Help. lelp." gung out
clearly enough.
Both BIS mother and the maid heard
his cry. but they did not understand him
DO hear those boys Botscy' said Mrs.
Ferris. what can they tn doinrg'
There's nO TELLING. nl Hw said Ret
sey. "Boys never does enjoy themselves
unless they're holer.M
Arthurs grasp hal weakened, and
RUFF arms wels aching terribly. Then
Dee called again. louder than before, and
at that moment his father CAME into the
barn. The farmer took in the situation
At glance. and IN an instant had put
the ladder against the beam, and was go
II am AFRAID IT was tho fault of my
boots. Arthur. that you didn't set across
that beam ans bctfor.' said Mr. Ferris
that night How did YOU happen 20 have
them ou2'
II couldn't IND m, tennis shoes when
was dressing, but guess ! shan't try that
H..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

ma OF the white and spotted leopard, :"
The Shadow" Tho City OF Bulika,
and the little ones etc. Will be crate
full.
Mr.. Macdonald called the work TO
nance: it is more properly an allegory
OF the same class as Mrs. olphaihs "a
Little Pilgrim" etc. To start WIN Ii
18th. according 10 tradition, was Adam
first wife. who left him to go with satan.
The Shadow in the book is satan or Sth'
The leopard also seems to be sin In an
other form; see Rev. xiii, 2, 3, and Jere-
miah y. g. "a leopard shall watch over
their cities" Che cities OF the wicked)'
The Little ones" are the souls OF pure
minded persons: Mark X. Is. The whte
leopard we do not identify, unless per,
haps as Lilith was Of two natures, eV'i
and good. and as her evil nature IL yp-
flied by the spotted leopard II follows
that her better nature IS typhed by the
white leopard. Bulika Is not plain 10
Ne, either. IN detail The whole story Is
an allcgory Macdonald has saturated
himself with tho imagery OF the Bible,
he is q good deal OF mystic and TO our
mind he has carried his mysticism and
his Biblical imagery further In "Lilith,
than ever before. and almost 20 a ridicu-
lOus point; e. <. the baby talk that he
Introduces. Mr.. Macdonald lives Ia Bor-
dichera, Italy. and probably will give
you his own explanation OF his story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Tell him bout Washin'ton cuttin the
tree,
An his daddy a. mad as a daddy could
be.
An ready TO switch him. Til little George
said
Like real little man. holdin' up Of his
head.
"'Twas my little Ratchet that cut 1t.
an l
Am the culprit, an amt goin' to tell you
no lle!'
Would he hurrah for George? Not him!
Hes jest say
Bet you my dad couldn't keteh me that
way"
Never was any boy like himl He's test
Externally busy a-doin his best
To bother the family. hayia' his fun
Teasin' est young 'un that's under the sun,
When he can't say enough in the day
time hell keep
The racket a-goin an talk IN his sleep!
Worryin'est boy In the country. l know
Amt any ike MIN on high or oelow
Frank j.. stanton, IN Chicago Times
Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Lincoln'S Grammar.

The grammar studied by Abraham iln-
coin when he clcrked In Denton o1ntt =
store. at New Salem. IN lSo. Is IN Norm
Dakota. in the possession or the wl'ow
OF Robert Rutledge, OF 'asseiion' IN
ths inside OF ths front cover II receipt
for ssA given with an orier on James
D,,tledce by Onntt in I.lncoln's handwr.- =
ing and over his signature Rams Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

A steel plate. said to be the longest c.
made has Just been turned out by stock
ton. England. iron company. IL measures.
after shcaring. - feet inches hy rect
by $40 inches ia thickness. weight live
and half tons. and Is without a naw.--
Rams Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

'i'"''" ""''''"7'" anu H' ~"
by The time that lard Wilmington
had lived seventf-ihf years. the % eaiel
par e oi l.tn 'i l'....-.' p. was ''o' W 81.
f.r,.,,, ft,r f..IIs., -..a.e l-.cy b'fa.
BOD ly dose many a'.s VI considerable
genero .fy wh. ha'e made Dbl. pane
blessed ihfoit I'D l.-.l'. it.t,.-
one splh' r.r,,. ~
arri.i, d-,,n 10 the poor prisoner az
New-ate whose condition DE- made as
comfortable Hs ,...
"ii. '... ..i.,, .'r iti.n-
.., ire ..-......i. Ieo,.rr back 90
london. wondering II ae ever could ven
turs back to the lors.ell .ols of the cross
Cook ana "e .'he lo i.i- H.'-, nay l.t,-
',.. 'is. ~. ..e.i a,..,. Tor "a venue on dc
merchant saip 10 distant lands. gave up
w..l cret. and w,.a list-aea. s-el .l n,.-
dat I,-.-.,.I fre t,r- and Won FOR her
'.'-, -,o'...e'i.. '.. ..6.a-t of gold
and beasls ami diamonds.
Nat d. penny OF Do wi. j take Mr. NJ n.l-
i.5loAr ne Hi..i ,ii ,.,,,-
own Won ave- richer fhan H."
And tle generous lai shares Dis wealth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
TheConsins


to see each other.
81 suppose he Is a no-account city
fellow. who brushes his boots every
morning and b.. afraid OF getting hts
feet wet" surmised Rufus And II ne
is sicklv he won't be any good here"
Rufus was a strong. well-built lad. who
looked upon illness as something entirely
unnecessary The farm was several miles
from the village aud the boy had but few
playmatcs.
"If he goes 20 putting on airs because
he's from the city he'll ind out Just about
how sick he is.' thought RUFUS MS he
harnessed up the colt 20 drive 90 The VIE
laee TO meet his cousin.
his father went with him. and n there
was any lack of cordIality in Rufus well
come Arthur Gid nor notice H. Nr Ferris
was heartily glad to see him, and had
many questions 90 ask about his brother,
whom Doe bad not seen for many years.
Rufus. in the meantime, regarded DIS
cousin with critical eyes. Arthurs WE'LL
fitting clothes Dis leather travelling bag,
and. above all his well-polshtd shoes
seemed 90 The boy visible evidence that
Arthur was "stuck-up.' Arthur was
lludiy-natured boy. not disposed 90 think
that his cousin could be anything but
friendly towards him. and SO be passed
over Ruus somewhat rouEh manners
and his short answers without notice
AN went well with the two boys for
several days. Eufe found Arthur ready
10 enter into all his sports. and he 1or-
got 10 criticize his more quiet manner.
one Sunday the two boys attended
church and ArthuTs well-poiished shoes
had the misfortune TO- attract kuius's at
teutiol. ills own were or c1lt-ikin ana
with n little care might have looked very
well But Rufus did not think mucn
about his boots until Doe wanted them 20
wear. and then DE could not stop 20 brush
them.
"sav. y0ur boots are made polished,
aren't thev2' be inquired, stopping down
10 touch tho patent leather tip OF Arthurs
boot.
"Of course they are, you don't mink
I'd wear such br0cans as yours, do yout
said Arthur careiessly.
But Rufus felt that M hl7 suspicious
N his cousin were quite correct. and that
10 was time for Arthur's discipline 10 be-
That night Arthur's patent leather
shoes disappeared. Tor several days
their owner did not think much about
r. only that Rufus had taken th.n as
joke and would return them' hnt one
morning bis everyday shoes had also
vanished. lie had now only pair of
rubbcr-soled shoes left anI although
these did very well. thcy were neither
comfortable nor suitable for all occasions.
Finally. one morning Dee could not
find his tennis Shoes and Dee bad to come
down 10 breakfast in % pair OF boots boz
longing o. his UNCLE which Doe hai found
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

To decide a wager. please state when
tho Tammany city ticket was last deieat-
cd and obiige a subscriber
In November, lci,J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

A statistician has learned that the an
nual aggregate circulation OF tho papers
Of the world Is about l2oo.oOo.eoO copies.
Calculating that the average man spends
FIVE minutes each day reading his nap'r
IA decidedly low estimated tho people or
the world altogether annually occupy
time equivalent to 10000 years In read
dng the papers.-Ram's Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
IL Never Did.
oyernment ever issue

Did the british Government ever issue
doilarsl
The British Government never issued
dollars. but n 1874 the Bank OF bns-
land took a NJ n,ber Of Spanish piastres
(EoblLson Cnsces pieces OF eight anu
without remelung ana coming them,
srrucx them with the head OF king
George H.. and the words Five Smiling
Dollar" They passed current for "a time
but soon disappeared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

vl-lIf 90 ~. f1Ir-|f-W1r that WIS I0St
~ rf.ff.r.4 some slime ago, We're any
live. loefe What Uas the exact date
The man-0f-war was the US :. lia-
ron 3D. sl0cu of war She was oul ION
~,rr,ik only twelve hours bound on
....-..,.f,e- aNrclIf0u % cuba. She was
csurfr i'm am undiscovered current ana
v-ant ashore on Kitty Hawk \. C., NO.
'.,,hs- 81 fS-T. Her CAPTAIN. Command
ar George - Ryan. with nine ollceIs
a.1 eiahfv-e lllt men, was lo>l' lN''''
xix officers end men were saved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Iow Dl,tlnrui,hrd.

know how rank was dis insuisnea IN u,
f.a Federal amy but now Vas u 'oiu
in the Confederate army
The rank of commissioned oihcers was
indicated bv "tad-es' worn on me, COZ
i9t second lieutenant wore IL n9il-
1-.'t.f s.rira on each side ~ his collar
a inst lieutenant. had two stripes,
captsip. three a major wore one s1Ar
ON eitTer side of his collart A heuten-
ant-colonel wore two stars; colonel
fiIfee. General officers wore three Stars,
win a v.ca,h around them on etra 'lde
of ihs.r ,cn,fs. and there was hIa'd On
frn sfaa o.. o. ffeir coats. Gen, al i'e,
,.rcr ha loeame fuh general. wore
four stars on fis collar surrounded 10y a
we're not distinguished at FIRST by the
number OF stars
M,.iif,ing Mr. Macdonald.
hav. always greatly admired George
Macuonald's works but / must confess
that DTS "Lrith" nystihes me complete
Iy. / have read the work twice, most
carefully. hut am no nearer an under.
standing. II you viii furnish me WIN
the key so that can unrayel the eaig-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-05
Sur l3cdbiu:Il.

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ppli5 SelbIt6in0er. S5t6 babe crin6=
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&ouOe bcrllntlnuIcu un0 iUinCltlidJ
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lic iGgcn Den 6nrncrr, bic Wtinucaz
ppli3 GD. lei alIgcbrUc1cn, Onrnnt
fault Die Nialcbimc nirbt. Scr 2&c0c-
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oclt Winnn 81 briuaen, 0cnn lic fcn=
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baut 10 piCl WiniGjincn luic lulr nDg-
| lid).
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@nrnntie licfcrn, rarun fault gCtrUit
bic ,Wtlnni" ull0 SIR lcib niOt be
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nm lauie, ipn0crt ucrtnufc nnr 81
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-05

Guoornt bat Der Sturm fiinf 9aufer
Dem @rObu0cn olei9 9ema6t unb p
WtenIcbenleber ais Spfer geT0roert.
Der @igentDumslt6aoeu mag on
Die $50, 100000 betragcn. Shper
bctrpfcn ipuroe cine 9tn5nbl &ir6enz
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&irC0c lDurbe ppllltdnbi9 3ertrilnlmert
ur0 Upnt Yiatrbouie lino nur mod
5luci 3intmer brau6bar. Eie st.
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tct nub Die ct. Setter uno 9auls &irc6e
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-05
our ,1lanuu9.

nlluterltiibt beinil0c Su0uItrie
unO lpfalc @el66Itc." lit ein Sdla9z
mort, 0a5 bon Dielen 2euten int Wtltn=
De gcfiiDrt, aber nibt immer prattilcJ
bctric6en iuir0. gtatiirlitD fonn iicD
fein @emeinlueien 9e0en bic SluBen=
melt abicDlieBcn, ocnn Qa!tOel lut0
g8an0el nuB iein. 2l6er es gie6t 10
Sicles, 0nS man in lciner 0cimatD
ebenlu out baben tann unD iUegcn
6ehen man ni1t na6 ausmGrt5 5u
geBcn 6rau6t. Gin je0er Siirger UNI
iercr Sta0t, Der Die @r5eugniiie unle-
rer eigenen Snbultrie fiir li9 unO lci'
lie 6amilie gebrau6t, trG9t 0amit I'M
10 uiel 5ltr ipeiteren Gntiuirflun9 UNI
IereS Snoultrie lpeiens, aliU 5um
2Sacbstbum uno @e0eiben Der StaOt
bel, ln0 tBut li6 0antit icl6it einen
@efallen.
Sei man6en 2euten gift Ireili0
Der ErDpDet ni6ts IN ieinem ei9enen
2anoe. 9tqes, mas lie beOiirIen, muB
peit ber9efUmmen Iein, uno meinen
lic, Dafitr lei SDl6eS aucb nm 10 bel
ler, Ielblt iuenn es nidt 10 gut, uie
Oas 4Srpbuft unlerer ei9enen Stlbu=
ltriellen lit. Gs 9ibt befauntli6 2elt=
te., Die bier tpDblbnben0 oelppr0en
ltn0, un0 9llle8, mas lie beIiben,
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5ieben lulbe 2eute nn6eSu 2lueS, mas
lie bebilrfen, pDn au8parts. 9aB bic
les eine Sbatla6e lit, iuiiien uiele
unIerer @el66ftsleute uno brau6en
mir uns ni6t auf ndbere GinSelbet=
ten elm, ,ulahen. &ed]t 9ebanoelt 9e=
gen uniere Staot unb beren Surger
uno 9ei9dftslellte - tuel6e Die
nDtbieen Nttttel str 6iibrun9 Der
Staotpertualtune bettraoen lniiiien-
lit es nibt!
9fu9 Die beutidJe 3eituna mus UNI
ter bieiem uebelitanOe leiben, ba e&
gar ntanbe Seuti9e eibt, Die ni9i
nur cine, ionoern mebrer, ausparti=
9e 3eituneen balten, benen es abel
nibt i'm Sraume einf6llt, Die bieiigi
oeutld)e 3eitung 81 unterItiiben, itni
oem Sertreter Der 5eitune, tpenn el
| lie oesbalb Sur 9teoe felt ear npd
eine Ghicnnner. ct. Qnlii er nner N2efl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-06-05
HUGO KROPP, eioent5t,mer.

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GepUlitur uub Gaitur S. $. SrDide,
Sbrelber.
Die @a6l 6c8 @recutiuzGomites
ergab fulgenoes 9feiultat: NuBer benz
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Iilr oerfauite Sibeln, tbeils oDn 9Dlz
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beauftra9t on Die iibri9en @emeinben
bieIes Gpuutp's elm Gitteeiu6 unt
cine idbrli4e GUIlefte 5u ienoen.
Der &einertrng ipur0e nad) Der
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Retp Ourf Qelnnbt, bn unIer Serein
ia cine 0ulfsgeieui6aft Der Dbiger
lit. Rad S6luB Der @el6aftsuers
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bad BON Sap ilber ben Sert: nSeir
geprt lit Die g8abrbeit." Sob. II, IL.
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gS0rten: 9as gSUrt @0ttes lit, 1. eint
emige, ?. cine iuicbttge, 3. cine truit.
pulle @a1rbeit. stn Der Slufnerfiant'
felt Der 3ubDrer fonnte man rterten
onB lie pom Sbieen iiberseugt tuaren
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