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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

Mrs. A. Wilson of 1119 H street north
east has left for a short trip in New York
state, and. returning. will visit her two
sisters, Mrs. l. Chores and Mrs. A. Edell
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mynsbridge have
now returned from their summer home at
Townshend, VT, where they spent a de-
lightful summer, and are at 1856 NJ street
northwest for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

Gen. and Mrs. Moore are at the Virginia
Hot Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

Mr.. Richard Sprague, United States con-
sui at Gibraltar. is making a visit TO Mrs
Bainbridge-Hoff of 1929 jefferson place,
whose families have been friends for many
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

The Russian ambassador. who has been in
New York and Newport with the Russian
grand duke, is expected at Bar Harbor 10
return there for a fortnight longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS THOMPSON AND MR.. BING-
HAM MARRIED.
Only Relatives Witness the Event at
Chevy Chase Church-0ther
Weddings-Persona

Miss Frances Thompson, sister of Mr..
Howard n. Thompson. was married today
at All Saints Church. Chevy Chase. to
Mr. Harry Bingham. son Of Chief Justice
Bingham of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bingham left this afternoon for the Adj
ronracks. Upon their return next month
they will take up their residence at the
Marlborough. Mr.. Bingham is assistant
district attorney of the District of Column
bia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

Mrs. L. L. Arnold, with her son, Jesse
Hoyt, and Miss Edna Knotts have gone for
a trip TO Boston by sea.
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e.u.bsdy Slated to Do the Donkey
Work 10 the Contest
Xviii NOT BE MOTOR-PACED
..,, Of Logan Are Making Prep
..,,oo. for the opening Of the
Football Season.

nav be the closing event OF
"" .,on SO far as bicycle racing IL
wy III .,.d IS on the boards this even
!, 4 the much talked of 2i-hour
I've, a., Orcfessionals. Those from the
's'' r,,ks who win undertake the long
w. are samuelson, Burrls' Emery
t s,,rr,ap. ruryille and Palmer Her. r,
=, and Ieyland of the amateurs VII,
,na. occasional for the occasion ana
wifi Try their luck in the long rae ,,n
w. !, "a. expected that Chapman Hop
=. uofman. Houseman, oldheld and
s r,a.on would undertake It but they de-
,,asd 10 remain out. Somebody Is
.'s,.d for the donkey work. as the race
,,r not be motor paced. No, the worlds
''oora will not be broken. Every man
Il, 20, out and plug along for himself
4. hsst way he can. The race begins
,,r,gbt and will end tomorrow night.
pn Y almost a certainty that all who
tart viii not be on the track when
y. lime limit expires, but there VIII De
,Ired LOT OF riders before the cna
canes and some Of them VIII MINK
Nav have been riding for MONTH
Tbsra Il one advantage In not nav
ns Inc motor pace. 1t will be a race
Y. Wv ,hs riders and not between the
machines. II the race was motor paceu,
y. man who was fortunate In having
,Ss hest machine would undoubtedly
WIN out In the event OF accident 10
"a machines. the riders Following
vou,d be placed at disadvantage.
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The Iowa Aground.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE United
States battleship Iowa has run aground
near Cape Nossa Senhora de Desierro,
is,and OF Milo, cables the Herald cor
respondent at Rio Janelro. Brazil.
The Iowa had just finished target
practice and was returning to Friar's
island.
The Brazilian minister Of Marine has
ordered a warship TO 90 10 the aid OF
the Iowa.
Cape Nossa Senhora de Desterro IS
on the island Of Santa Catharina, $50
miles southwest OF Rio Janeiro. The
island ~ about half way between
Montevideo, Uruguay, and Rio Janeiro.
The Iowa is the flagship Of the South
Atlantic squadron. Rear Admiral
George w. Summer is in command OF
the South Atlantic station. Capt.
Thomas Perry commands the Iowa.
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The use of Paine's Celery Compound
means an abundance Of pure, vitalizng
blood, a perfect regulating Of circula-
ton, and the Punishment Of localized
diseases such as Insomnia, neuralgia,
rheumatism, eczema, salt rheum, blood
diseases, running sores. and eruptions.
II your sleep IL not restful and re-
freshing, II your spirits are low, II you
are morose, melancholic, and oppressed
with morbid feelings, be assured your
blood demands instant attention.
Palne's Celery Compound Is the one
great and never failing agent for maxi
ing pure fresh blood, for nourishlng
the dominant organs Of the body for
recruiting the strength OF young and
old. Often, very often, delay Of one
day proves fatal. Foul and poisoned
blood carries death at every beat Of the
heart Mrs. c. Il. Root, Mansfield. Pa,
says.
when I began taking Paines Celery
Compound | was all rundown after a
severe attack of the grippe and was al
most tired of life. had salt rheum
very badly In my hands, and the doc
tors told me there was no permanent
cure for II when II had got into a per-
sons blood SO badly. but am happy to
tell you that Paines Celery Compound
cured me of salt rheum, kidney trou-
BILE. and other ailments. 1t is always
my DOCTOR
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TERRY SAYS CARTER.
McGOvern Picks Winner OF Ryan.
Carter Contest.

Recently. Terry McGovern was asked
" an opinion on the coming fight be-
tween Ryan and Kid Carter. Terry
aid;
Carter Is my man. ] think he will
lat Ryan, The kid has not been give.i
Ae credit for whipping two OF tho
everest men in the business-Kid Nc :
10y and Joe Choynski Why, either
tas Of these two men could whip Ryan.
vi after trimming both of them, hard
anyone wants to give Carter as
slth as look-in with Ryan"
Carter and McGoyern were raised In
y same neighborhood In Brooklyn.
Lty Cain, Tommy Feltz. Griff Jones,
VILE Fitzgerald and a host Of others
tr also neighbours OF Carter. OF
e'are II is natural for Terry to be
feoilng for his fellow townsman, but
ush his line Of argument is not bad,
ta shows that Carter viii be worth o
W anyhow. The contest will come
O. Nett Monday week at FIT. Erie, Just
sTsek ahead Of the McGovern. Corbett
pa Louisville. Both men are train
~ nard Carter is at TT. Erie and
pan at Chicago.
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Death From Fly Bite.

New York, Sept. ll.-Bitten by fly
two weeks ago. George Lindhurst of
Brooklyn, Is dead. The physicians pro-
nounce II an extraordinary case. Lind
hurst was bitten on the thumb OF his
right hand. Three days later swelling
began and spread rapidly. The doctors
declared the ny bite had caused blood
poisoning which they could not check
and the victim died In great agony.
Lindhust was So years old and In fair
ly good health before he was bitten.
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won. Glen Nevis second, Fa,lccn Bridge
third. Time--1:02 3d.
Second race, mile--Conundrum won,
G.. Whittier second Bar lie Due third.
Time-1 II is.
Third race. the Autumn stakes, six
furlongs-Fire Eater won. Merry Aero
bat second, Meltonian third. Time
l.132-5.
Fourth race, the September stakes,
mile and three furlongs-Caughnaw
won, Dixie Line second, Dom Paul third.
Tlme-2:22.
Fifth race. the Oakdale cup, full stee-
plechase constellation won. llowdy
second, Cock Robin third. Time
5.192-5.
Sixth race. five furongs--Court Maid
won, Arcade second, Jack OLahiern
third Time-l:00 4-b.
Seventh race, handicap, mile and
quarter on turf-Articulate won, Moon
second, The Rival third. Tlme-2:06 4-5.
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FRANCE AND SPAIN.
This Ia the Alliance Now Seriously
Proposed.

New York, Sept ll.-Speeches at a
luncheon given by Gen. Andre at Toul-
ouse. coupled with the presence of the
French warships at the Bilboa fetes
and with the attentions shown to the
Spanish queen mother In Paris, are be-
lived, says Paris dispatch TO the
Times by way OF London, TO be In the
line OF Franco-Spanish demonstra-
ton.
The correspondent quotes the Madrid
Correspondents Militar, which de-
clares that Spain is about to abandon
her long standing policy Of isolation.
which policy cost her colonial empire.
The Spanish Liberal party. says the
Correspondence Milltar. will not leave
Office before concluding an alliance with
France.
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20 published, will be a volume contain

be published, will be volume contain
ing 100000 words, cables the London
correspondent Of the Tribune. The
book contains the story Of Mr.. Kru-
gers life from childhood to the nego-
tiation OF peace. The manuscript of the
work received here brings the narra-
tive down TO the Jameson raid, and
the remainder will include the story of
the negotiations with Mr.. Chamberlain,
an account OF the war until MIR. kru-
gers departure from the Transvaal and
Incidents of his life In Holland
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Events at Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md. Sept. l0.-Pimlico
summary:
Pacing 300 class 5000 purse-Dai Il.
won in straight heats. Time c6,
2:06%, 2:o7. Nathan Strauss. Lou
Vaughn, New Richmond and Betonica
also started.
Trotting, 2:17 class, S1,0OO-Nora Kin
nev won IN straight heats In 2:l'*,
2.13k, 2:l2k. Hal Fry, Millard Saun-
ders and Yaddaw also started.
Pacing, 1920 class, sl,0O0-Will Milla-
mont won first, second and fourth heats
in 2.l4. 2:llH. 2,14hs. Cubanola won
third heat in 2:l5. Reuben Pilot, Billy
the-Spaniard, George w and Puzella
also started.
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4acGrEs" GETTING READY.
Agricultural College Students VIII
Have Football Team.

According to the reports that come
down from Logan, the state University
/, not the only educational institution
IN the state that will have team on
the gridron this year. The Agricultu-
al college students Of Logan are tax
lng football for all they are worth, ana
furthermore, they are scouting around
llready for players. They have Sc.
cured good coach in Campbell, one OF
ha years Harvard men, and he VIII
nut the men in the proper shape. II Is
expected the team viii be stronger this
year than ever before. Some Of those
who will probably be IN the lineup are:
Nicely. Egbert, Nebeker, Madsen.
Crawford. Ellsmore, futile. Smart and
Alfred
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Egan Was "It."

Chicago. Sept. lO.--Chandler Egan
Of Exmore was easily the star OF the
qualifying round Of the fourth amateur
championship OF the Western Golf as
ISOLATION. In the gale that blew with
out cessation all day, Egan negotiated
the course In 1853 strokes for the 30
holes, his afternoon score OF n break
ing the record for the Wheaton course.
Egan led the field Of So golfers by 10
strokes. On the whole, the day was
satisfactory and In general a higher
class OF golf was shown than In former
contests.
j. o. Hinckeley Of Midlothian was
second to Egan with lis, and Sellers Of
Glenview and Kirk Of Owenthia tied at
l79 for third honors.
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lvER BEATEN AGAIN.
best He Could Do In Championship
Race Was Fourth.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. lo.-W. ).
Fem of Bristol, Conn, teaming with
George Collett OF New Haven. defeated
Frank Kramer for the title OF half mile
champion of America In the Grand s'if-
cult meet at the Coliseum tonight lver
Lawson OF Salt Lake finished fourth.
Time--l;02.
The ten-mile professional race was
won by Floyd Mcfarland Of California.
James Rowler OF Chicago second,
George Schneider OF New York .hird.
Frank Gramer, fourth. Time-23 o3 40.
One-mlle professional consolation was
won by w. A. Rutz Of New Haven In
FOG.
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At Bethlehem,

Bethlehem. Pa, Sept, io.-Thlrty
thousand people saw Prince Alert de-
feat Anaconda at the state fair today In
the two fastest heats ever paced on
half-mile track.
The second half OF the first heat was
covered in 1.0l. Tme--2:05, 2.05h. The
race was for a purse Of $1,000
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DOIngs at Everett.

Everett, Wash. Sept 1O,--The races
today were witnessed by 5000 people,
Results:
2:l4 trot--Won Ia three straight heats
by Chico, DR.. Bunnell second, Oneta
third. Best time-2:2l.
Two ear-old pace, mile heats-Delta
Norte won. Lottie 3. second, Santoy
third. Best time-2:32.
Running, half mile-Meteor won, Au-
rora B second, Honest John third.
Tlme--:S0h
Five and half furlongs-Sailor won.
Knockings second, Sad Sam third.
Tlme--1:10h.
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New York. Sept. lo.-August Bel.
mont's Fire Eater gallcped home u win
ner In the Autumn stakes a, Sleeps
head Bay today. three-quartcrs OF
length in front OF Merry Acrobat. who
Was half a length ahead Q. Meltonian.
The favorIte. Short Hose. nnished neat
TO last. Caughnawaga, spleniidlv RID
den by odcm. won the September stakes
BY one and a half lengths from Dixie
Line. The fayorite. Dom Paul, quit
after going three-quartefs OF a mile.
Sesv,iary. 49,,
Frat race. ave furlongs-lpse Dixit
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maximum speed Of q Knots.

The Siberia left here at 1915 O'clock
Monday and made the run OF 800 miles
from the Capes TO Nantucket Shoals
In 20 hours, averaging Is knots an
hour under natural conditions Com.
ing back several spurts were made and
the Siberia ran easily from 10 to q
knots an hour She will leave In
about two weeks for San Francisco.
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A Fast Craft.

Newport News, Va, Sept. 1.-THE
new steamship Siberia built here far
the Pacific Mail Steamship company
returned to Old Point last night after
most successful trial at sea. making .
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Weather Conditions Prevent Dan
Patch From Record Trial.

Syracuse, N. ", Sept. l0.-The an
nouncement that Dan Patch would 90
for the record drew $4,000 people today
to witness the continuation OF the
Grand Circuit racse. The weather con-
ditions were unfayorable, and the tflal
was postponed until tomorrow. sum-
mary.
The Woodruff stakes. 2.24 trot tunfin-
ished from yesterday)-Rythmic Won In
straight heats. Time-2.llh, 2:lsA,
2l2. Mamine. Oxford, Chimes anc Lie-
erton also started.
2:O6 pace. $1,000 unfinished from yes
terday)-Fannie billiard won the third
and fourth heats and the race, Time
2:OG, 2:l0%. Darlet won the first heat in
201A. The Bishop won the second neat
in 2:06A. Prince Direct, Sir Aexan-
drIa and Billy II. also started.
Trotting. 2:09 class, 81 ,000--Anna He'd
won In straight heats In 2.lbh, s.l2h,
2:i3h. Ala Brieve. Hattie Mack, Bar
on Bell and Guilea also started.
Trotting, 2:l2 class, Silver Plate
Francis 3 won second and third heats
and the race. Time-2:llh, Ella, A.
Ice Barnes won the first heat in liza.
Imogene also started.
Pacing TO wagon. 2:iS class, Silver
Plate--Brockdal Girl won both heats
in 2:20Ik, 2.2Oh. Veto, jim Rose and
Nyra Wilkes also started.
Free -for-all trot to wagon-ida High
wood won both heats In 2;l2s, z;os*'
Louise Jefferson also started.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.

Omaha, Sept. lo.--Omaha, /; Kansas
City, 2,
Colorado Springs, Sept. l0.--Colorado
Springs, [; Peoria, 2.
Denver. Sept. lO.-Denver, 4; Milwau-
kee, 3.
Des Moines, Sept. lost. Joseph. Z;
Des Molnes. 5.
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Miss M ..,cr Wins.

Chicago, Sept. lo.--The western wo-
mans tennis championship was won to-
day by Miss McAtcer OF Pitisburg, hold
er OF last years trophy. from Miss
Nelly OF Chicago. Sc. 4-6, 60.
Misses Nicely and Banks won me
championship in doubles. defeating
Pound and Winner. 4-6. GA. Ga.
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American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Cleveland, o.. Sept. 10.-Thc locals
defeated Chicago easily In both con-
tests today, batting Callahan and Piatt
hard. In the second game joss held
Chicago down to two hits, one OF which
was a scratch. Attendance. 1900
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taIAL sorrLE Eass.

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Los Angeles, Sept. 10.-Score. Los
Angeles, 10, Sacramento, 0.
San Francisco Sept. 10,-Score: San
Francisco, !; Oakland, 0.
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Rifle Club Shoot.

Three members Of the rife club were
out to the range yesterday afternoon
and held a contest all TO themselves
with the following results In averages
and scores
Newcomb &c, McConahay 70. Gibbs So.
The result of each score follows:
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Kruger's Autobiography.

New York, Sept. ll.--Former Presl-
dent Kruger's autobiography, soon to
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National League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Boston, Sept. ,1O,--In two poorly play.
ed games st. Louis won the first and
the second was called at the end of
the ninth inning on account of dark
ness. The only feature OF the two
games was sensational throw by
Lush from deep center, putting Murphy
out at the plate, and. as It proved,
saving ST. Louis from winning the Sec
ond game. Attendance $50, Score:
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Batteries-Poole and Bergen, Dono-
van and Ritter. Umpire-Tom Brown.
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SCORE.

r. II. L.
Cleveland :. -. .............g 10 8
chicago -. .....','o ~
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis; CAL
lahan aud Mcfarland.
Second game
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suffered for months with
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holm WI .eON
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BACKACHE?
= and won,n Who Suffer intensely from
"~ % II, Back Have Kidney Diisws
md 4 mould Mt Be Neglected.
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
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Philadelphia, Sept io.--Upon their
home grounds today the American
league leaders played spiendid ball ana
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Thompson and Sullivan. Umpire-Mc-
Carthy. Attendance, 800.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Western League.

After Game Struggle Denver Lands
First Place In Western.
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California League.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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New York, Sept. lO.-In the first game
the visitors scored all their guns in
the sixth inning by freely hitting Tay--
lor Matthewson pitched the second
game and held the Chicagos down to
eight scattered hits. shutting them out.
Attendance $500. Score.
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SCORE.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 10.-St Louis
took both games, Bullins' wildness in
the third inning, when he gave three
bases on balls in succession, all OF
which developed into runs, was respon-
sible for Detroit's loss OF the first
game, Three hits and some stupid
work In the first inning Of the second
game gave 81. Louis two runs, which
proved enough 10 win. Attendance, $500.
First game
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Batteries--Hickey and Stanley; Wit
beck and Vigneuz, Umpire-Fisher.
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Batteries-Eason and kittridse,
Pearson and Ryan. Umpire--Emslie.
Philadelphia, Sept. lO.-Pittsburg
won through consecutive hitting. Tan
nenill was In fine form. Attendance
200. Score:
r. II. Il.
PlttsDurg 49,. ....'' 1900"
Philadelphia ..... ..........l !
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Helena. Mont, Sept. TO-
crnor
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Observation-Disclosures and Lamar; Mat
thewson and Bowerman. Umpire
ODay.
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Brooklyn, eSpt. lO.--Brooklyn out
Llayed Cincinnati, scoring a shut-out,
Louis Ritter, a new catcher, from Bing-
hamton, made very promising begin
ming for the local team. Attendance,
1900. Score:
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SCORE.
Pacific Northwest.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

Portland, Ore. Sept, TO-
SCORE.
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Butte, Mont, Sept. 10
SCORE.

BatterIes-D0WIlng and Zearfoss,
Drinkwater and FAIRY. Umpire-Col-
gan. Attendance, 800.
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Batteries-Tannehill and thinner;
Wolfe and Jsckiltsch. Umpires-Lath-
am and Irwin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-11
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