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MAMIE TAYLOR.
Mostly Ginger Ale. With little scotch and .
BIT Of Lemon Peel.

correspondent writes to THE SrN to ask
what are the component parts Of the drink
which seems to be so popular in Philadelphia
Just now. and Is known as the Mamie Taylor.
The only William. who holds forth In Broadway
opposite the Post ONCE. and Is an authority on
liquid delights. said this about the Mamie Taylor
yesterday:
The Mamie Taylor is notnew. l used TO mix
them years ago but they went out OF fashion.
and have only recently been taken up again.
Mamie Taylor is a long drink Of ginger ale.
with little Scotch whskey and bit of lemon
peel in 1t; 1t is very simple drink and very
cooling In the summer. IL gave way TO the
Whisper OF the Forest. and the 'MurIner Of the
Shells. both excellent summer drinks, but 1t
appears a. though l would have to get my
hand In on Mamie Tay lors again. for since those
politicians began to drink them In Philadelphia.
there has been a steady demand for them
here"
William does not know the origin Of the name
OF the Mamie Taylor, but thinks he can find out
by consulting some Of the old records from
which he wrote his first book on mixed drinks.
II he does find out he has promised to let
The SUN know.
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NO EXTRAVAGANCE SHOWN.
REPORT on INSPECTION OF CUBAN
TREASURERs OFFICE.
Charges Absolutely Faise-No Americans In
the Service Getting High Salaries = The
Largest Surplus in the Islands History
More Reductions In Post once Expenses.
!speeial Gable Despatch to THE SUN


largest Surplus In the Islands History
More Reductions In Post omce ExpesseA
Special Gable Dsspairh to THE SUN
HAVANA, June i0.--The following statement
was issued from Division Headquarters to-day:
'The examination by expert accountants OF
the Treasurers Office from the date OF its incep-
tion last year has been completed, and the office
il found to be in excellent condition The
statements that have bon made OF extrava-
gance and large salaries paid In Cuba are abso-
lutely without foundation. In fact, the highest
salaries paid in the island are paid to Cubans.
The reported extravaganza is absolutely false.
This dispo.es of the charges by innuendo
which have been made against Treasurer Ladd.
The inspection was made by 1nspector-General
RolHe and by experts brought by Gen. Wood
from New York for this purpose. Their report
Is very complimentary TO MIR Ladd. Whatever
extravaganza Tay have exi ted during the
formative reriod OF the intervening govern
ment last year there is certainly none now.
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BABY RESCUED FROM STARVATION.
Mother Drunk Habitunlly. Ncighbors Say
Locked Up for CriminaI Negligence.

The Gerry society received an anonymous
letter yesterday from a tenant of 2O53
Second avenue stating that the infant
son OF Mrs. Dora Curley. who lives in
that house. would starve to death II
the society did not rescue him soon
Agent Fogarty went to the house and found
tGngs in the turley fiat in a bad state The
Inotler was drunk and her fourte N months old
child Cofly clad and In the last stages of star
vatinn. An ambulance took the child to
FOR criminal negligence and intoSicatinn some
Of the neighbors told the agent that Mrs ClIfey
wa, nearly always drunk. Her husband they
said, was driver in the employ Of the Ameri-
can Zee Company.
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himself from any charge Of unprofesslonal con-
ouct. Mr.. Connolly showed that he had never
seen Carry Pool until two years after she had
sMd To the unnamed lawyer: IF you are US
eood lawyer al am liar you are all right.
and the incident was closed
a, Ihe LAWYERS will sum up in the case against
Mrs Pool to-day. II the court decides in her
iaVor the case against Mr.. Pool will not come
70 trial, Mr Wilson said yesterday, though.
that the husband Of one Of the CORES pondents
named by Mrs. Pool had put an alienation Of
aiectlons case in his hands growing out OF the
differences between the Pools
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AT LAW OYER SUICIDES SOW.
Uncle Says stepmother DetaIns Koehier 4
the House His Father died In.

Peter Allies has obtained writ OF habss
corpus from Justice Bischofr Of the Supreme
Court requiring Mary l.. Koch. or Koehler, Of
22ea Seventh avenue TO produce his nephew.
William Louis Koehler. Il years old. in court on
June 20. William j. Koehler father Of the
boy, committed suicide at that address
lew days ago, His mother had died
mother the boy had resided with his
grandmother. 1t Is alleged that when the boy
went 10 see his 'ather 's'remains he was de.
Mr; Allies saws he Is informed that the boys
father married the respondent a short time
ago. Allies AYERS that the boy Is kept im-
called the other day his nephew cried out 10
him from the room In whi, h he is confined that
he wanted TO be released to return to his
grandmother. Koehler left few hundred
dollars. which have not yet been distributed.
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ROMANCE or AN ESCAPED CONVICT.
Cantiey Gives Himself Up and Is ParoIed to
visit His Dying Mother.

LAPoRrE. Ind, June 10. Edward A. Cantlev,
who vas sentenced to the Michigan City Prison
in 1891 and who made his escape in 1902 yolun-
tary returned 10 prison to-day. An hour after
he had dnnned the stripes re was paroled by
Gov. Mount Tor SIX months that he might be nt
the b IDS de Of his diving mother.
Ca; tlry went to Pittshurg after his escape
and there h married the diu2hter OF a manu-
facturer after he had COMES ed that he was a
convict. VII Il his parole terminates, Caniley,
who prior y his conviction was prominent Ia
the insurance business In this State will return
TO prison 10 complete his sentence uEle Mrs
Cartley, who is bringing considerable influence
10 BEAR secures his full pardon.
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oIDD
HUGHES

HUGHEs.-At Bemls. Me-. June is. 1900. william
H. 7. Hughes
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LOOMS. On Tuesday. June 10. 1900. st her
residence. 47s First st., Brooklyn. N. MarisI
widow OF Harvey LoomiS
Funeral services on Thursday, June 81. 1900. as II
A. NJ, a, AIS First St.
MALLONAOn Tuesday June 10. 1900. al her
residence. 450 West a5th St. Mary. daughter Of
Bridget and the late Hugh Mallon.
Funeral on Thursday June 81, 1900 st 2 p. NJ.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70
attend Interment in Calvary Cemetery
MATTHEws.-At Pntsneld, Mass. suddenly on
Monday. June Is, 1900, AIel Dennis Matthew'S
In his 92d year
Funeral services will he held In the Lafa yete Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. corner South Oxford
st. and Lafayette av, on Thursday evening.
June 81, 1900. at o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited
MIDDLEDIrCH.-onJ June 10. 1900. at her res
dence, "a Spencer place. Brooklyn. Margaret
Livngsto wife Of the Rev. r. T. Middleditch.
D. D.. In her 10Th year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SHAW. Suddenly. on June II. 1900. at iAo wess
seth ST. Margaret, wife OF George Shaw.
Funeral services on Wednesday, June 30. 1900. a
iOA NJ. at ST. Matthews Church. rs West SAN
st. Interment private
wEBB-At bis residence. Beechwood. Scar
borough. n. y, on Monday June 10. 1900. Henry
Walter webb. son of the late James Watson Webb
and Laura Virginia Webb In the 49th year OF his
age
Funeral services will be held at 81. Mary's Church.
Scarborough. at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
A special train Illleave Grand Genital Station 40
$50 A. ~. Thursday; returning Il will leave Scar.
borough at li:l5. reaching New York ., ~ noon.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
once, ! Madison ay.. corner 23d st., y. Y.
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Miss Alice Ford Of Brooklyn was married to
Robert Goeler. a lawyer Of this city. at Ger
mantown. Pa. yesterday. The wedding cere-
mony was performed at the home OF the brides
uncle. Herbert Lloyd. yice-President Of the
Electric Storage Battery Company OF Philadel-
best man and Henry C. White and Charles Du-
gro the ushers. The bride l. a niece OF Sir
John Puleston~ and a cousin of James Bryce.
NJ. p. Mr.. Goeer Is a brother-in-law Of Su-
preme Court Justice Henry Dugro.
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~" '"H"'Hh VII iHE IWFNIf'fHIHD'
Col John Jacob Astors Name Said to Have
Been Under Consideration.

Negotiations. 1t Is said, are still In progress
with view to bringing about the election OF
Gen. A. {. Barnes "a Colonel Of the Twenty
third Regiment of Brooklyn. II il understood
that Gen. Barnes will not become n candidate
Tor the place unless he t. nominated by the
shortly after the resignation OF col. Alexis G.
Snith there was Proposition made TO Col John
Jacob Astor 10 take command Of the Brooklyn
regiment and that II might probably have
Ezra De Forest pIecipitateiy forced his own
Iominaiion, which. however he quickly
declined Owing 10 the friction among the
some months
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In Memory Of John Randolph Tucker.

LEXINGTON. Va. June is.-At Washington
and Lee University the John Randolph Tucker
Memorial Building was dedicated to-day.
President William L. Wilson Of the university
turned the building over as representative Of
the Building Committee to the Rev. DR., g. B.
Strickler. the university rector, who receivedeit
with short speech. The principal grafton was
delivered by the Rev. DIR. James A. Quarles OF
the university, and was on the lie OF M.
Tucker. The Rev. Dr. B. r. Tucker OF vireinie
closed the dedicatory exercises with an ORIGINAL
ode In memory OF Mr.. Tucker
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MALTREArED AN AGED COUPLE.
One Robber Believed to Have Been Killed by
Farmers Summoned to the Rescue.


WILKES BARRE, Pa. June l9.-Edward Moore.
aged s4, who lives in an Isolated farming dis
trict at Kitchens Creek, eighteen miles from
here. sold piece OF land last week for $500. and
early on Sunday morning four men broke into
his house TO rob him OF the money. They bound
him and then shook and beat his wife, who is 81,
20 make her tell where the money was hidden.
Failing 10 learn the secret from her, they started
to torture Moore
In the meantime Mabel Tubbs, aged TO- a
neig hbor's child who was sleeping in the house,
climbed ont OF window and in her night dress
ran barefoot half a mile TO james Harmans
house. Harman and James Franklin armed
themselves and started for Moore house. On
the way they. met the robbers and exchanged
about thirty. shots with them They believe
that they wounded one OF the men, and that he
was carried of by his comrades.
The strangest part of the story is that the
next day all four robbers were traced to their
homes but no steps have been taSen to arrest
them Harman and Franklin fear they killed
the man who was shot, and they do not want TO
take any steps in the matter until they learn
his condition
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Manhattan College Commencement.

The forty-seventh annual commencement
exercises Of the Manhattan College were held
yesterday afternoon in Carnegie Hall. Bishop
FAey presided and conferred the honorary
degree Of doctor OF laws upon the Rev Fran
cis B. L4ves. the Rev. Francis p. Moore and the
Twenty-Five members of the class Of 1900 re-
ceived the degree Of bachelor OF arts and SIX
the degree OF bachelor ri science Justice
Martin }. Keogh of the Supreme Court made
the address to the graduates.
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Silverman-Rubin.

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Rubin and Dr.
Herman silverman. cantor of Temple Beth El
took place yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
Savoy. The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marx Rubin Of 23l East Seventy second
street. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Dr. s. Schulman OF the Temple Beth-El.
assisted by the Rev DR.. b. Hast. The best man
was the Rev. DR.. ]. Schorr Of Newark, N G., and
tho ushers Louis Hast and Leo Rubin, a brother
OF the bride Miss NJ Rubin was her sister 9
maid OF honor and ofIty attendant.
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THEIR POCKETS FULL OF NAIL
Two Men Held TIL They Can Explain where
They Got Other Persons Letters,

Charles Lenhart and Ewald Schessler were
arrested on Monday night at Barclay and WASH
ington streets by Policeman Silk for dsorderly
conduct, Yesterday morning they were fined
Is each IN the Centre street police court.
search OF heir pockels disclosed number OF
letters addressed to various persons and firms
along the water front, so they were taken over
to the Post ONCE Commissioner Shields held
them in 1900 bail each TO give them chance
TO explain where they got the letters.
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J,em publirations.
TIE BANKER AND THE Bear

The story ofa Corner in Lard
IS A NEW NOVEL FOR SUMNER READING.
A STRIKING ROMANCE OF MODERN BUS-
NESS LIFE. OF THIS INTENSELY INTER-
ESTlNG STORY Of THE CRISES OF A"COR
NER" IN LARD, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
DECLARES THAT 1T DESERVES DRAiMATI-
zATIoN, AND THE EVENING POST ADDS.
"Thers Is a low. affair OF real charm, and
most novel surroundings, E run OH the bank,
and all manner Of exhilaratine men and deses,
which should bring the book into high favor"
EVERY BOOKSELLER HAS 1T.
0pUT money In thy purse" -Shakeapeare. ALi
buy Prait's ably selected hooks Gi eth sv.
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Ouecn Layinia Appears.

Iavinia II. Van Westervelt Dempsey. Queen
Of the Holland Danes. appeared before Judge
Foster In Part H. OF the Court Of General Ses-
sioLs, yesterday, with her bondsmen and asked
10 have her bond reinstated Judge Foster
consented. but said that the next time de-
fendant or bondsman failed 10 appear, their
bond would be forfeited without appeal.
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W. stolr, MeIl,s Nrmport Purcha,e.

NEWPORT. R. l.. June ie-william storrs
Wells whose Newport villa was destroyed by
fire month ago. has purchased from the F. p
Freeman estate the property known az Tower
Top" on Be- evCe avenue adjoining his own
property. The price paid IL SAID To be eji 0OO
Mr. VOLS and his family will occupy Tower
Top" this season.
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MARRIED.

wILLIAMs-JOHNsTON. Tuesday. June 70.
1900. at Christ Church. Roanoke. Va, by the Rsv
w. Patton. David Louis Williams Of New York
city 10 Alice Boyd, daughter Of Mr.. and Mra Wal
<f n Johnston.
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Arrived-TuEsDAy. June 10

IESDhNs june ~
SIS Grosser Kurfuerst. Reimkasten. Bremen. June 0.
SIS Westernland, Mills. Antwerp. june v.
SIS Menomnte. Lucas. London, June 8.
SIS Georgic, Thompson. Liverpool. June 4.
IS Karamania, Johnston eghorn May 70.
SIS Bordeaux. Blanquie. Havre. June 2
SIS Brooklyn City. King Swansea. June 2.
IS Barcelona Bohn. Hamburg June g.
SIS Buckminttcr. Brown. Licata, May H.
SIS Havana Stevens, Havana, June is
IS Finance Sukeforth. Colon. June r.
SIS Maracaibo. Hopkins. Msacalbo. June 10.
SIS Lauenburg. Sperling, NJ, tanzas, June IS.
SIS City Of Augusta. Daggeu Savannah. June l6
IS Hudson, Post, New orleans. June IL.
IS Oneida. Staples, Georgetown, June IA
SIS LAmpasas. Barstow. Brunswick. June ia
So Princess Anne. Davis. Norfolk. June l8
SIS Old Dominion, Durkee, Boston. June is.
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II. Walter webbs Funeral To. morrow,

Funeral services of II. Walter Webb win BE-
held tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock in st.
Mary's Episcopal Church. Scarborough. A
the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company will leave this city at $50 'clock
in the morning The burial will be In Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery
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Louis Kaka. who shot and killed his father
at 20 Jones street. Newark. on Sunday morn
ing and then ssnt bullet into his own head.
died yesterday at st Michael's Hospital In that
city without having regained consciousness.
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To Build n New Lutheran Charch.

Plans were filed YESTERDAY by W, A. Potter.
architect. for new one-story and basement
brick and stone church to be built at Broadway
and Ninety-third street for the use OF the con-
gregation OF the Evangelical church OF the Ad-
vent, at present located at Broadway and
Eightieth street, and Of which @. F, Krotel is
minister. The new building Is to cos. $4,000
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CHIEF CROKER BACK.
went to Frisco by Rail and Came Home BY
Steamship From Colon.

Edward y. Croker. Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment. and his wife. were passengers aboard the
Panama Railroad steamship Finance. which ar
rived yesterday from Colon The Chief was down
on the passenger list as Edward Croker. San
Francisco" He and Mrs. Croker had gone to
went to San Frand-co by rail and came back
by way OF Mexico and the Isthmus. boarding
the Finance at Colon. Chief Croker said that he
enjoyed his trip and that his wife, whose health
was not OF the best, had been much benefited
by the journey. The Chief went to Fire Head
quarters before noon and got to work imme-
dately
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALhANAC-THIs pAy
Sun rises ....4:as Sun sets 7:3S Moon rises 900
HIGH wATER-THrs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov I'd. 1926 Hell Gate Isle
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Brooklyn Minister Goes TO . Jersey City
Church.

The Rev. J. F. Folwell OF Brooklyn has ac-
cepted call to the Greenville branch Of the
Bergen Baptist Church in Jersey City and will
take charge next Sunday.
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SIS Barbarossa. from New York, at Bremen
SIS Beigravia. from New YORK. at Hamburg.
IS Oceanic, from New York. at Queenstown.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS
SIS Phrnicia, from Boulogne for New York.
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THE SHEPHERD DOG.
when Properly Trained. He Il Of In.
estimabIe Value to General FARM
ers and Stock Raiscrs.

My way is, first, to have pure bred
pup, not mongrel. AS soon as ii is old
enough put i, to work. If you have no
work for him to do you have no busi-
ness with shepherd dog. They must
have something to do. Take him with
you among all kinds Of stock. and he
will soon get accustomed to the differ
ent duties that belong to him. and he
will become eager and anxious to do it.
If he is headstrong. or wants to go too
far, or go TO the head instead OF heels.
make close-fitting halter of wool or
binder twine and have enough string
to let the dog go just as far as you want
him to go and no farther. Make him
stop at your command. BE prompt and
resolu,e, but never whip or abuse;
chastise. If necessary, by pulling the
ears or cutting little, but be careful.
Teach him to have confidence In you
and in himself.
AS soon as you make him understand
what you want him to do help him TO do
il as near right as possible, and caress
him, to let him know he has done right.
Always tell the dog what you want him
TO do and make him understand, II pos
sible, before you start him out, and II
you are careful you can work him ty
the motion OF the hand If he Is too faf
away to hear your voice. The main
thing is to be patient. and, above all.
keep your temper. Have but one boss
for the dog.
have two us fine bred sluts as there
are in the state, well trained. and one
dog, but he is too old now for much
good. I can take either Of them and
drive more stock with less labor and
with less friction than II had six boys
or that many impatient men about. II
you will come and stay with me one
week and see what n good shepherd dog
can do. and is willing and glad to do,
you will be surprised. can work them
q half mile away il they can see my mo-
tions. They mind me at the first bid
ding. II horse, COW. hog or sheep
gets out Of place he must get back,
whether I am around or not. They
know what is right or wrong almost as
well as human being does. A good
deal depends on the breeding of the dog
and the patience Of the owner. The
shepherd dog is given up to be the best
farm or all-around dog that lives.-Ohio
Farmer.
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HUMOROUS.

Naees and Notes.-"Does your wife
play by note?" "Um--ei-yes. The
piano dealer holds mine for 5000
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Lena-"Fred must be in love with
you." Edith-"Why do you think sop
Lena-"He asked me IL didn't think
you were pretty."-N. o. Tmes-Demo-
crat.
Miss Oldgirl-'That reminds me Of
. story heard when was little girl"
Miss Youngthing-"Oh, do tell It to
me. just dote on ancient history
n. Y. Journal.
Longchump-"Did she give any rea-
son for refusing you?" Hardit-"Rea-
son? No, that's the woman of it. Sim
ply said she didn't love me."-Philadel-
phia North American.
Customer-"I don't think that is u
genuine old edition. Too many of the
words are spelled in modern style"
Observation-Disclosures may be q ty-
biographical error."-Puck.
Bluejacket lin charge of party of
sightseers)-"IIere Nelson fell" Old
Lady-"An' don't wonder at it, poor
dear. Nasty, slippery place. nearly
fell there myself."-Punch.
Nell-"Mame is awfully proud OF her
good looks. She boasts that her face
is her fortune" Believes, but she
doesn't seem to desire any credit for
making it Observation-Disclosures Rec
ord.
Customer-"Iiow'd do? Have you
any time to spare this morning."
Tradcsman-"Certainly; plenty of it,"
Customer-"Glad to hear it. I'd like TO
have 30 days more on that little bill !
owe you."-Richmond Dispatch.
Briggs-"I thought your doctor for
bade you to smoke?" Griggs-"Yes:
but suspected he had Interior motives.
| have an idea that he wanted me to
save money so that | should be able
to pay his bill."-Boston Transcript.
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Put to the Test.

Count" she said, you must give me
some proof that you do not want me for
my money alone"
He looked at her silently for mo-
ment, and a subtle sort of sadness
seemed to spread across his features
Then he spoke slowly, softly, as If he
had been hurt:
II will do thees thing you ask" he
said; ~ will prove that want to mar
ry you for yourself ONLY will do
theese thing on one condition"
Tears Of happiness rose to her eyes.
She threw her arms around him and
kissed him, and then she sobbed
"Ah, darling, l knew you would do so.
I have felt from the first that my noble
Brun6 was no mere fortune hunter.
What Is the condition, dearest?"
THAT you will prove you do not mar
ry me only for my title" he replied.
"Oh, WE'LL" she said, "let's drop the
subject. Can you be ready by week
from Wednesday?"-Chicago Times
Herald,
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