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tune expedition for discovery of a
 northwest passage and who have never since been heard of, and their myste- rious fate has excited, l believe, the deepest interest throughout the civil ized world, but nowhere more so, not even in England itself, than in the United States of America. It was un- der d deep conviction of this fact, and
 with the humble hope that an appeal to those generous sentiments would never be made altogether in vain, that ventured to lay before you the neces-
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counts that have appear ed in various public prints from time to time respecting the Eskimo. his habits and customs.
 have lived with these people the same as one of themselves, and it was only after long, continuous residence with .hem, that 1 was enabled tO C,ean the information l was after. regarding the above mentioned subjects.
 The Eskimo naturally is secret,ve. Much dealing with interruptions whites lave made him suspicious. so unless you become of his tribe, and gain bis confidence, which time alone will give, you stand very poor chance 0f learning anything about him.
 The Alaskan Eskimo is 4 creature ot superstition. He sees signs n the stars and his hunting and fishing seasons are never opened without favorable Ouec>. In this article, for lack ot SnaCe. many interesting facts ConceruicE hi. w.I have 10 be omitted. a. 5 complete >',c! would i'll goodly->.1ed boOS. ! w..~ therefore, epdeavor 70 g.ve ;. t.e 4 word picture Q: tLe Eskimo t4-,.y ...s. Al the age of !, wears mae t->S..,., is considered Ot c,Ar- > =. 1.e a-. .-1 proc eedS 10 looz ScUu; 1,c, tc- -1.s- either among he girls q. h1> rE- = some neishsoril- rice '-C- l- .tA-> of age and uawavd. Having -,A@s 1-> selection he prUUeeds :c 1-s c'-----cs, He first maaes his G5s;vs> s-'l " -. ,,-. girls parents, CT Ter s,-s- --'.le:c 7 she happen to b. -0 crr14-- 4-- '.,,... eonsul;s the mSjie- rts-9>- Ifs'. ..- one concerned uu>; ss 4--@~L- ;. T. Eskimo maiden C,arryic- T..---, - pareyt's conseu, ts.C- $ 4--.>i --- heard of proceeGj2Z. The g---- A'F being so minded. the a2--4 --.--- ,:- gins. Custom torbjds any ve4e.e .s. = mentioned, the a,tr4cti0n of me CAs st- being proportionate jo the va, e q :-e skins. bone, boats. kyass. e;c,- 'S94ea sopplete the transfer from p--ea.> ' husoand The prospective basoaEl brings his offerings and lays them ., the door of the girls father. Ittae, sr. deemed of sufficient value they arc taken in and the ceremonies commence: if not considered enough by ''Tara. they remain untouched. and au ada ton must be made to. them. This cuE- ,inues daily until ! satisfactory amount is laid out, when it is gathered iu. The saitor then, in obedience 10 an ancient custom, takes his gun and ammunition and goes away into the hills without food or blankets'to spend five days. a. sn evidence of his devotion, and Eis
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ability to protect hiSflture wife. Con- siderable danger being, attached 10 this journey, many anxious eyes, bot alone of the young lady, but her rela- tives and friends, as well, are turned in the direction of the coming bride Croom'> path. If he iS delayed, sad and anxious are the watchers. but a> >ooh as he comes in right, he is greeted with loud cries. He turns neither to the right nor left, hu, marches straight for the door Ot his dances jsloo, where he deYoSit> thc >poits ot the hun; and re counts h,> experiences. The family gather around him with the father a; the head, and. by his side the maiden. and listen with rapt attention jo the tale ot the hunt which loses Do;Ni0. by the telling, either a> the bride -r'ou', uakt> his i:.Y a> l~vl.NC> S,rl the dangers he hS> rutoa0,evcG a> man. fold a> hs caa consistently :N. aDG bs be..eNe&. He >;ra,> 5? and Gow: with jGs ~cFa;e>: ?, .;.s~>.t!. .C.. ;o hear him. the achieve t..,tc:> = "A.cNao5e-, Ire GreN,. au@ "N&Y< .e,r "4.c ,r;o .a>!. .u.-lA@ce. *SvrS c,.>...,:cG Ac ;Ake> c:> >eA: &@@ a~4.;>;>e ta,H.-'> v.e4>.-g. as c.5-; r~cc hs rs >Ai >- s.s. ~.;. a mare c. .-e 1a.a. -s ;@,-..> :ce o.->r t--.s ,ss- .,- ss- ...>.,aa.. rce1 ,..-.--- E. es 4" s5 says ~A4-e e>.. c~tA~> .> tr..l ha1 >4;.>@.- er >& -it Iaa esi. ,-- 4e,vr,- ,>s. >>>-r -es~aa. >@r- - ;-: 4>ssci.
 > =-'> i..t r,.''.a-e cs~oua11 '--,s- 5-. aa~ a. ramm"oars " hal
 ; l-rk ..- 2 -ne VI. a taoh. . lLs i> ,s-al D. .t nenn~- d. he a".hf jhei 3ir, mr'@ hal "uoUsl nr hand Tn. 1,... I 5le v'mro' -'mt wouic "nn~'>'f ~iv i.ut Ha t.eEDtet ~ea meg D",et t>:. .ual- n' n-l"nlra. nn,a nta'f.. I-.: i-r VI. -. n,,I : tDnt -n;. < Il tns -s = ,.ra,1. -nL iiL'le"i., er,.. tTs- .,l-t : vt,aluls. LII. s genera . it;..1 : +1.t.clt'c O.. A.- -f-- ~1t-. .----c+- Lol oac> t- plI z au Ar-eA-A-..s- --@ De- e- as1 n ,o@ 3o+- r c-e p::t-o- q: t1s r'on. '1- ~o-ec .- -rc;-e-. An it= e1-l1"e1 {! themselves .l S-i-. s-a;ts-. -ette- -- le- ne E.e- 41- tcY> tc,- -v- eA~s e! a-s -q p.u>e-- ,o s-oke- T--c i1e women A-1 .,..- caeE :.oaaco. E-;1 here ana there. a1 occa>lol&. p.pe among: ;he wo1e-. Eo-e-1a1es s1o-=. which bears a vc-y c.o>e re..u olarce 10 our OWE. i> handed abou: freely. and par;azen ot ty ;he grown pecr.e. many ot whom are much addicted 10 it> use. The older men become reminiscent and soon. amidst the tobacco sInvke. they recount weird tales C. the hunt. thelr battles and the anc.en. urowes> Of their own people before the white man came. All things cone an end. however. and
 does the night. and with the morn
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are finally crushed by the unexpected, though forced, return of Sir James Ross without any tidin.s of them: and also by the close of the Arctic sea son. and not only have DO tidtagS been brought of their safety or of their fate. but even the very traces oftheir course have yet to be discovered: for such was the concurrence of unfortunate and un- usual circumstance attending the ef- forts of the brave and able officer alluded to, that he was not able to reach those points where indications Of the discovery ships would most prob- ably be found: and thus, at ,he close of a second season since the departure Of the recent expedition of search, we re- main in nearly the same state of ignOr- ance respecting the missing expedition, as at the moment of it's starting from brave cOuntrymen. whether clinglng still to their ships. or dispersed in var iOus directions. have entered on fifth winter in those dark and dreary soli- tudcs, with exhausted means of susten- ancc, while yet their expected succor comes not. It is the time, then, of their greatest peril. in the day of tbeir ex- tremest need, that I venture, encour- aged by your former kindness, to look to you again for> some active efforts which may come in|aid of those of my own country and add to the means of search.
 Her Majesty's ministers have already resolved on sending an expedition to Behring's Strait, and doubtless have other necessary measures in contem- plation, supported as they are in every means that can be devised for this humane purpose, by the sympathies of the nation. and by the generous solici- tude which our queen is known to feel in the fate of her brave people imper- fled in their country's service. But whatever be the measures contemplated by the Admiralty, they cannot be such I
 as will leave no room or necessity for more, since it is only by the multipli- cation of means, and those vigorous and instantaneous, that we can hope. And at this last stage, and iu this last hour, perhaps. of the lost navigators' existence, to snatch them from dreary grave. And surely till the shores and seas of those frozen regions have been swept in all directions, or some mem- orial be found to attest their fate nei- ther Englan d, who sent them out, nor
 America, on whose shores they have
 been launched in a cause that has in- terested the world for centuries, will
 deem the question at rest. May it please
 God so to move the hearts and wills oi
 a great and kindred people, and of their
 chosen chief magistrate, that they may
 join heart and hand in the generous enterprise! The respect and admira. tion of the world, which watches with growing interest every movement O your great. republic, will follow the chivalric and humane endeavor, ant , the blessing of those who are ready tt perish shall come to you. I have, '&c. | (Sigped) "JANE FRANKLIN"
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Christmas Presents.

What to get for Christmas present is a puzzlipg quest ion. What could be more avpeciated than briar pipe. the genuine English or French kind, or a box of soothing Havanas? "in the dls- tart Savannahs a talisman grows that makes all men who smoke it prot hers, y said Owen Meredith in "Lucile,' ard he was certainly right. Seven varieties of Turkish and Egyptian cigarettes and the king of pipe mixtures Lone JACK; Perique and Dill's Best. Imperial Cigar Store. F. J. DAi'f'
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BY CAPT. PETER BAYNE
ARTICLE NO II.

" sympathy or Otner nations Tn behalf of her intrepid husband
 and his crews, never waned The ready sympathy of President Fay Tor was enlisted, and to Lady Frank lin s letter. he replied through Secre- Ixfy of State Clayton as follows:
 "MADAM-Your letter to the Presi- dent of the United States, dated April 4th, 1S49, has been received by him, and he has instructed me to make to you the following reply: The appeal made in the letter; with which you have honored him, is such as would strongly snlisttbe sympathy of the rulers and the people of any portionof the civil ized world. To. the citizens of the United States, who share largely in the emotions which aSttate the public mind in your own country, the name 'of Sir John Franklin has beeri endeared by has heroic virtues and the sufferings and sscriftyss which. he has encountered sor tho benefit of mankind The appeal -thi, wife and daughter, in thor dis.
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We have the best mOccasins in town Better come and see for yourself. Sim son Bros, mems outiitters, 22S From street.
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Stout men looking for good clothes will do W ell to call on us. We nave the kind that is tailor made. Sinson Bros., Mems outRtters, 22S Front street.
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Wheeler X Wilson machine: rafile tickets $l. Women's Exchange, sec ond St. near Steadn,an.
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Have your watches repaired by praCtica. and Inexperienced watChmaker. Zehner, watchmaker and jeweler, opp N. C, mess house.
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Fancy work, Christmas and New Year gifts. Women's Exchange, Sec and street, near Steadman.
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Swell Christmas dinner-7 courses Sl. Board of Trade restaurant.
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Have your nugget jewefry made at Zehncr'S, opp. N. (. Hess house.
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First quality diamonds, all sizes. at outside prices at Suter's the .jeweier.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-05

EDITOR light.

Editor light
Long sinee, some one expressed the
ldea that the greatest man is he who
makes two blades of grass to grow
where bul ous grew before. This 10
to sag, in more general way, that
the greatest concept is, that that
which suggests the means by which
the earth may be made to support the
greatest amount of animal life. And
this idea may be justly conflued to
hnman life % it's orig'rrt ecc-e md
meaning 1t seems quite as just to
apply the Reueral idea to pstious as
to Individuals. Ii va do SO, how will
the orient compare with the occident.
Whist becomes of Nahs boasged superb
ority 81 the western nations with
their tusignincant population, when
compaTed with the teaming millions
OF India and Cndna aud their adjacent
Islands that we callheathen.
A. A. KEMBI.E,
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DIRECTORS MEET.
Arrangements Perfected fer AnersI
Meeting OF Wsxahschie ASSEMBLY.

The board OF directors of the Waxa.
hachie Chautauqua and Summer AS
sembly met yesterday n Dallas tc
perfect arrau. ements for the annual
meeting next summer.
The board il composed of the fol-
lowing well known ministers of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, al
Of whon were present: Rev. @. c.
Mcconnell, president, Whiteshoro
Rev. L. q. Kirkes, Corsicans. Rev. J
O. Smith, Waxahschie; w. B. Fitz-
hugh, Arlington; T. w. Cannon,
Farmei sville; W. B. Preston, Oak Cliff,
The program as decided rrc- so'
this year In a very strong one, some
OF the best lecturers and entertainers
on the American platform having
been engaged. On the day program,
a. nss oeeu the custom, the orgaL.c
work of the synod will appear.
DIR. Black viii again have charge of
this Bible class aud Miss Mock viii
return with her Junior Eodeavor
kindergarten, Prof. j. Il. Orozier of
Chattanooga, Ienn., viii aave charge
of the music of the Assembly. Two
honrs OF devotional services viii be
held each day, one in the morning and
one in the evening.
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The Oily mpia Opera company.

The theater goeFs in Waxahachie
wore given q drst class treat ct the
opera house last night. This was the
first time In the history of Waxahs-
chic that sn opera company has visit
ed the town and the greeting given
Lhe Olympia. WIS q generous one
Their presentation OF that famous
comic opera "Said Pasha" demon
strsted the fact that the members of
the cast were indeed artists. The
Olympia company have been well Sc
lected, the voices are well trained,
their work was all that could be ex-
pected or desired, and favorable In
PRECISION has been made. The man
aoemert cs the house arc t. 10 ,:ois-
graduated for securing this excellent
company for an engagement here. At
the solicitation of quite number who
attended tue performance last night
arrangements were perfected for a
return date which will be next Mon
day, matinee and night. The return
date was only secured through the Of
Ter of heavy guarantee.
A special feature viii be made oi
she matinee performance and 1t 10 un-
derstood tnat special railroad rates
Will be given the people of Midlothian
and knnis who are expected to attend
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The kome OF G. F. White on East
Jefferson street was visited by a sup
posed hRrglfr lest night between the
hours of I2 and 2. Mr.. White says he
heard ROise IN one of the rooms but
supposed it was some member of the
family cotning In and paid no atten-
ton to 1t. An hour or two later the
noise was heard the second time and
an investigation was made which dis
closed the fact that the room had
been ransacked but nothing was
missed. Mr. White thinks il was q
tramp no nting something TO sat.
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Aa old wen.

Mr.. W. +. Lyoa, who 10 farming sax
milss veal OF Wsxahaehis, was here
yesterday and stated . that few days
ago HI. u. Curry and John Carroll
eissl edous @n old weli for him thai was
dug forty years ago, when CoI. JAS. q.
Dasis wAa = boy. MIR. Lyon says that
10 cleaning ous the well enoogh trace
chsins we're found 10 stock hest
clnss hard ware store There we're OK
balls. sheep shears, coEee kettles,
that muss have been nsed by the COZ
b,s Ia al sKrly day, and "a old Span
iab pspe that 80 in good condi,ion.
Ar. Lyon Gays ,nat adheTsng 10 the
spout of one of The Kettles was pet
Tihfd pocket snt'e.
Mir J v. PorterHeld says he was
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Alter the Vasvsafs

Az rasult OF the notice appearing
Ia Monday's Light relative to the en-
forcement OF the vagrant Law In the
city two arr ests wers made yeeterday
by Marshal Watts force, The arrests
were made on Incarnation furnished
MIR. Watt By the ladies' In one OF the
resident portions OF the city where
twe sramps w~ve aceu begging.
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Take La=@titt Beomo Oufnfna Tah
stn 50 1irfz1efsfs S s,t5 ) = :
tsat 40 ais- s.. 50 <sr.ve slA
nature IL on each box. 25c.
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UNcLls GNoRr.

Z. ST. hare juat this morning been
handed condensed staCsanent frou
only one OF the banks in waxahac hse
In which / find deposits to the amoan,
OF s34S, i4a.Ss, mostly farmers money.
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On . Tour Of Insnxciion.

General Manager A. A. Allen, of
81 Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
wa passed sonth this morning In his
private car on tour OF inspection
He was accompanied by snperinten-
dent j. W. Maxwell, Of Dallas, VIII
liam, O'Hearn, of Topeka, superfn-
tendent of motive power and main
tenance OF right of way, and s y.
Fisher, of Parsons, Kan, chief en-
giceer. A stop Oh only few minutes
was made in this city.
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With your permission / will notice
fe " of the ridiculously reckless state
neents made ny this little two by-four
razorbaek Tennesseean. 1t would be
q useless waste OF time and space to
notice all OF the little eowardiy mis-
leading thrusts he has made at Texas
and Texas people. DIR, Raz orb ok
after bIddin0 final farewell to "Jas-
per" and Marion county never to re-
turn, informs the editor that after
much meditation {and perhaps earnest
prayer} he decided to come to Texas
He says; ''I fully intended to take in
the situation in general" and then af-
ter come other remarks says: "But
believing that | would be dissatisfied
with Texas" What q pity He then
informs us that hs has travelled over
parts of three counties and finds the
lands slI under fence and claw pro-
hihiting any stock from ruuning out
side", and then further states that ''in
fac. there Is not much stock to run
outn. How's that for Texas, one OF
the finest stock countries on earth
with over ten million head Of cattle7
Again the little fellow complains and
says: There IL paratively few
miIch cows here. My wife cent out
ten times this week to get sweet milk
before che was successful, and then 1t
was skinned" What pityl) How
does that sound, when 1t Ia a fact that
today the marketo are 80 glutted with
country butter that there 10 little de-
mand for It, Only this week lady
showed me twenty or thirty pounds OF
butter stored away In her safs be-
cause she bad no mArke: for 1t.
Agaia he says: "Hsre the people
live out Of the beef markets and paper
sacks and 1t doesn't take large pa.
per sack to hold ali they are able TO
buy" I"
Now mark ye, and this In one of the
richest counties In Texas where there
ARE tens OF thousands OF doiiare OF
farmers money ON deposit In one or
shs other OF esw three national banks
In our little poverty stricken town.
Juss today gentleman, who 10 about
as well posted financially as 10 Ssr. Rs-
Eorhack, said to me: "rhere are bat
few farmers In this county who have
been here ave Years or more but
whose check for any reasonable
amount wow'd be nonored by sny bank
in our town.. Again he Gays. ~sTherU
10 not one farmer la ave today thaf
has enough meat, corn, or hay to do
him.. ana sure that know as much
about toe condition of farmers In Ellis
county So does Mr. Raxerback and
will Say lnas ,hsre is not ore farmer
In ave in the county today whe has
been here ave years or Eaocs sst has
plenty OF meat, corn and hay - do
ann. ~
Now here Mr. Raxorbark max es an
astounding statement. He says
There isnothing going on here Sat
aide of the mercantile business except
oceassonAliy there Ia Q house bullte',
and shis, too, In the faos Of the sacs
that today the eyes OF shs whole G. o.
are turned toward Texas. Her oil
gushers axe attracting hundreds OF
people and millions of dollars among
us. New EaiiroAd llnas are being PRO-
jecesd, factories are springing up, and
soon We will Do furnishing much OF
the civilised world with the cheapest
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fuel on earth and that in unlimited
quantities. There lie not state today
Ia tie Union that IS enjoying such
wonderful prosperity rs is Texas and
yet little Rszorback says "there is
nothing going on here. But no@
comes the dIrtiest thrust of all He
tries to vent mis- spleen on Texas oy
pag4diug the vast number of divorces
granted In our courts and then SAYS
"seveuty five per cent are for inhu-
man treatment, and then to make
matters worse be Gays, "Divorce cults
In our courts in Marion county are
composed principally OF negroes. IL
Is not the case here, They are nearly
all white people,. Now, Mr.. Razor
back, want TO enlighten you Just
little further. The divorce suits In
our courts are composed largely of
the if-raff and the rag. tag and-b
tail that drift into our couatry from
other parts. They are not Texans.
have lived in Texas about forty three
years, have been In nearly every
county and town in the state, have
iravsled much In the past few years
In the older states, have even been IN
the great state of Tennessee, and
now say unquaiifedly that, according
to population, there are more noble,
grsnd, Intelligent, big hearted men,
aud more pure, sweet and icvsble
women In Texas than any place On
earth, and II ts becomes necessary 70
divorce good, sweet woman from an
inhuman brute cAlieu tFor oasc anG, vt
will do 1t In spite of Mr Razorback,
.hzdes or high water.
In behalf of the Ia aoorers In our cot
ton mill want TO say thai they are
highly respectable and ars worth one
hundred per cent more to the town
than MIR. RazorbacS. Again, Mr.. Ra-
zorback says; ~The people, except
merchants, baDksrs, retired capitalists
and clerks, are hard run; yea they ara
poverty stricken. save the maechan-
icsH II there are any such people
here as be herein describes, ohough I
have been hvang here for years have
never seen or heard s,li of 3hen ba-
fore, hence will taKe the liberty to
| say that the soove statement of MIR.
RaEorbacs as wholelY gratuiteas
and without foundation. There sce
many other sbsteusnts mRde by tsEs
very obser~eut Razorback Tennessee-
au whicn are grstuitoas and withsnt
! foundation, which are not worthy OF
notice, henca we leave the dead to
bury the dead.
Now fiuaAy, my beloved. can cay
to you thas Texas has been geattnQ
along very well without you, and Il 10
my opinion that she can STILL get along
without yeu, and the sooner ron
.'coon the gang plank and get OF
Texas soiishe better we'n oe plea sed
We don't need men OF your ma se-ap.
Go back to ehe pine. clad hills of old
Tennessee 10 grand old stsae) and get
down ON Cur knees and sang "sAow
Pity Lordr. God aaay forgfys goa
but Texas x.svsr will wishing you
ail'the fame gou deserve, subscribe
myself year devoted
UNcLE SNoRr.
P. ST. hare juat this morning been
handed condensed st&Csnent from
only one OF the banks in Waxahachse
In which / find deposits to the amount
OF sS4S, ,i4a.3s, mostly farmers money.
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engaged to clean ont the well before
the war but after reaching the bottom
of IL he became frightened and was
drawn ont. Since then the well had
not been disturhed
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UNCLE SNORT,S REPLY TO HENSON
Takes Fall Out of the Earstwfiile Tenresseean
and Calls Him Down a Notch.
To the Daily Light.

/ have been somewhat amused reading TRADE of nom
sense in the Enterprise of February 28 copied from the
Statesman Democrat of Jasper Tenn, the sigma
ture of one G. w. Henson, of Waxahachic.
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