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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

Crata impression ha causado en- el
pals Ia lectura del msnssjs del G ,bsr.
nsdor que publica LA DEMocRAcIA.
No ha sido menos grats 10 causada
por las manifeitaciones de los hom-
bres de la Union en- sus relaclones CON
ell gonisrno insular y sl nacional.
Como 10 mission del autor de estss
lineas % recorrer los campos, desds
ellos escribo y aquf procure conden
sar los latidos do 10 opinion entire 10
mucho que he podido OR.
Prestadme una poca Go atenci6n,
seforss delegados:
Opinan muehos que dsbe apro bar.
30 10 ley de Condados, pero sin pre-.
ferencias irritantes y odioss 80; que to
dos los municipios tsngan voto Dor
igual; que recuerden que On el Con.
geese dc los Estsdos Unidos, el Esta-
do de Rhode Island, con ser tan pe
queflito, tisne Ia misms representa-
cion que Texas con ser casi Glen vece .
mayor que qoei, Me refsro al MI
nero dc sensdores.
Laley dc Condados debs aprobar
se tomando como base los actu ales
Diatritos EleciorAles para Q.s haya
uniformidsd geografcA. Que On la
capital del Conoado, exlsta un jefe dc
policfa, una Corts dc Dlstriso, un Su.
perintendenle dc penAles /, una Corte
Municipal. 81 6.tA fusre insudclen.e
para el Distrlto, debs nHosr iuecss
sustitutos los su6cisusss para qus So
mana msn.e 90 trasladsn q los que
BIOS circunveclnos cslebrar juicios
81 fueren machss las escuelas para
un solo Superlnlendenss, que tsng,
los ayudsnses o auD-iuspsctores Que
sean nec.sarios. En la ref ,rida O. III
Isl del Condado debs exlstir una Jua
ia de ssnidad prssldlda por ua me l.
90 de los mas conaotados. Los Mu
niclpios no depsn pagan lvs medicus
Hay nscesidAd que se presto ma
yor in'eres q 10 saiud Ldbllcs. We
mos CON psna que 90 atiends mas
los dessltss que III todo. Con free uen
cfs vsmos quo ios rios y queb rsds
que pasAn cerca DO los pueplos sol
un germsn do Ell ,rmedades un m a
nansial CO podredumpre. All lAyxl
las r0pas las la AnderAs del yecinoa
rio,y 10 que es psor entire esa rops VI
10 de los enfsrmos. Tambien q ESQ,
rios quebradas van q dessguar nj.
gunos pozos negros, baaan los Anima
les, y arroian las cAscAras del cafe =
unas cuantas ba,uras. Con todo eau
al llegAr el versno, Ia gsnte Ald ss
bafa ain f arse 81 4 10 parts srrins
estan lavsndo ropa 9 b4nando anims q
lee y 10 que es peor touavfa una Agus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
A los due6Os de cabaIIos

Sc pAgsria un magnffco preclo
por 10 cabAllo de buens rAss, de 4 10
msnoS Slets cuSrISI de Alsads, de co.
lor bsyo encsrAdo, negro 6 colorado
oSeuro, dc mucho brio, buena eHtAmpa
y donado para coche Ssquiere para
hAcsr pAreiG con uno de los mejores
cSballoH dc 10 ialA J por tanto solo 10
meior Servirfa. Diriglrse a don ]. v.
UIera, Porto RIcSn American Tobas.
% Co., San Juan, p, Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

DOS JOVENES, uno de ellos do
20 thos, que pu,es oonocimientos da
comerCio adquiridos en- Colegio do
BArcelons, que conoce frances & In.
gIes y con prActiss comercial sdquiri.
de- 60 New York, desea colocsrsa ca
e,ta capital & en- la isla.
El oLtO, de l8 amos, con Sigma
praciica en- Quincalleris, sspira a co.
locarGe en- ests cIudad.
Para informes, diriiirse 4 p, b,
Box S35, San Juan 2. r.
6v. Its.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Un episode

Personss hdelignas nos re6sren
una escens que presenclsron aver en-
10 obcia do Correos.
LEGO el Lcdo. senior Hsrn&ndsz L6
PEE, abrio 81 spartado y encontr6 :como
unica CORES s2undencis un elem plsr,
oalo talA del sAgulia de Puerto Rico, ,
Tomar en sus msnos el referido
periodico y romperlQ ca pedAzos sin
ieerlo, arroiAndolo dsbaio do una me.
30, f4e todo una misma cosa.
Haho un curioso que, dsspues de
mArchArss el seii )r Hern&ndsx Lopez,
90 tomo el trabsio de rec or los frag-
msntos del IerAoIiSo y ensed ArIos an
varias parsss refrlendo oil epIsodio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Liga de nhunicipios.

Fl Alcalds dc BArros, en- atsnta Y
recienie comanicAcion dirigida & Ia
ofcinA dc 10 LIga de Munich clpios dice.
que el imporIe de lS Quota annual re-.
pArtida q squel pueblo para soa.sni.
miento de. .aqueI ORGANISING serS en-.
viads on todo el entrante mea dc Fe.
brero.
TAmblen el AlCAlde de Ponce, ca
cAtts dirigida q la mismA o6sina, dice
10 que slgue sNo Ae 20 ai Ia entid ad
ayuntamlenso resolvera dsspueu el pa
90 dc loo fondoS municip .lss, psro es.
TOY seguro del pssrio,ismo de los q ue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
E.DICT0

I'm Ia Corts municipal del distrito iu
dicial municipal do Utuado, Pusr
TO Rico.
EstAdos Unidos dc America. FL Pre-
sidente do los Estados Unidos q, d
Eduardo Artau Costa, demand ante
e.ntra N, Canals d. Co., deman.
dado.
Emplaxsmiento. .El Pueblo do Puerto
Rico, & N. Canals & Co., 6 see sI
dsmandado antss mencionado.
Por 10 presento ae notldca & usted
que 20 ha presensado en- 10 ofcina
del Sesretario do 10 Corte manici pal
do UIusdo, diatrito judicial munici.
pal dc UsAado Puer.. Aiico, 10 deman- l.
do del assor antss cltado, On la csal
reslama OIL pago dc 10 suma de tres.
eisntos vainte y saAtro dollars treinta
y nueve eentavos por capital & inters.
ses devsnga1os h ssta 10 feeh = que Ia
sociedAd demandada Adeaoa al oe.
mandante, Oon Aai las eoslas que ne
ooaaionaren por consecueneiA dc ests
acci6n. Yss notlnea 4 ussed que de
no eonpareoer q oonssstar dlchs de
mAnda denIro del ttrmino de ouarsn.
to dias, sl dsmsndanse podr& obtener
nm fallo { ~ favor por la suma reela.
mada y sspecl6cada en- la demands \
de trese.entos veln.e y euatro dollars
trsinta y nusve centavos y las costas
del pleIso. Y para "a puhiicAcl6n una
veg por semana p0r ternino de cua-
renta dias en- el periodieo LA DEAAo.
cRAo1A que 80 sdila en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, q los etecsOs de 10 cisa.
ci6n ordenads, expldo 10 presents de
orden del HonorSbIs Santiago B. Pal.
mar, Juez municipal de ssss dissrito
judicial municipal de Utuado.
Extendida bsio mi frma en- U.ua.
do, Puerto Rico, hoy prlmsro de Di.
olembre de mil noVecienIos cinco.
Antenis OsI6n.
Seerstarto Corts IN Inislpal de Utd ado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Un americana.

Conde, don JosS Leon. VoealesI don
Rafael Fabian, don Antonio Caubes,
con Ramon VAld6s, dor. jose OrdC fiex,
don Jose Santlstepan, don Abslardo
dc Ia RAbs, don Nlcasio Arsusga, don
Benito lslduondo, don Baltasar Fer
nandez, don Rafael Colorado, don
Jole M Lombs, don Emilio Garcia
Cuervo, don Altjsndro Gaos, don
Francisco ArrIvf, oon Mariana ARA.
safe, don Adolfo Valo6s, don Rossndo
Monies, don jose LENA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
Asamblea

El domingo prtx mo 90 celshra'
ra una ssamolea local del partido
unioniAia, con el In de .elegir nuevu
comit6. Suenaa m lcnos n ymbrss pa
ra los cargos del retsrido organismd,
Rsina mucho entuaIasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
A daja bHaS de Ponce a San Juan J puebIw intune.
dos de Ia caneera central

empress CO psrsUA pdbc que dssds a fscha
de dos cnodou
esgsntss sal ran de MGrcoes
Dirijse al ga tel MakS
PRECIOS POR CADA ASLENTO
De Ponss 90 De AiUonto 200
Juans Diss San Juan 46O Csysy ...s
g Cosmo .,.. <4OO osgusS .nsloO
dollar
po ssds assao mi1 de sQuIpais
ssiero | de doc los.
RTANTE-EVa en- subi
an Sac
nusblos a sia resbsn Jua
Ponss uos Ns sGuurss CASA del Rsloi Ode
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15

que no debe servir nj siquisra para
lsvar sl piso porque pueds llevar ger.
menes infecciosos, es utilizada para
bsber y cocsr los alimentos en- algu.
mas localldsdes donde no hay otra.
Los que han visiado por los Estados
Unidos, habrAn tenido OCCASION de YER
& orills de agunos rios un cuadro
con grandes letrss donde 90 prohibe,
bajo leyes severfsimas, arrojar bssu.
ra, baflar animales, etc. On agaas de
utilidad p1blica. Hsga por remediar
este NAL 10 Camara de Puerto Rico.
Otra de las cosas que no ha preo-
cupado ain q la Sanidad ss Ia fAbricA
de quesos llamados dc prsnss. Los
m6dicus debleran visisar un dfa deter
minado aganas casAs donds 90 fabri.
CO diche queso para que vean como Sc
confsecions un arEculo aiimsntlcio
que el p1blico consume tsnto sin in
sestigar la patente dc aseo que pueda
trasr. Han hsDido casus de envene-
namiento, Dsbe exigirss que los fs
pricantes grabsn aus lniciales 9 nom.
ore en caaa b.oque para exigir 10
deblda responsapllidad ca osbidos
casos. DeDemus harer constar aqui
que 81 queso faDricAdo con mas asso
y limplza ~ hemos vlsto en- una casa
le Areclbo por una fAmilia natural de
Canarias. No hsmos vlsto osro.
Ea cuanto Puentes y Caminos, q
saben los sefiores deleg Ados que Are
cibu y LAres son dos dc las G 1msrcaa
mas ricas y ain embargo, desunldas
estAn, por 10 decir unlaas, por el ca
nlno mas mslo del munao. 6Por que
causs? Ua puense sobre el rio do Ia
Plata, en- IL cArretsrS oe Baysm6n
NarsDilto, y los puentes dc Carollns
Faj ardo son de uig snLisima nece
sioad.
Un detalle; 10 carrstsra de Utua.
DO q Polcs, con una grAndisima lon.
gitud, fue casl empezsda y concIuids
Aespues do Ia invasion americana. Ii
| carrelera do Bsysmon q Comerio, ous
fue empszada uesae tlsmpos de Esps
na, ain nu 90 ha concluioo q pesar d.
10 POGO que fAts.
Kn 10 que raspessa q Educaci6n,
debe hsber una Escusls Industrial or
sada taplsalldAd dc condaao. Visi.
Sd ndo un dla Ia ciudad do Arecib bo,
olmos q un vendedor de peri0uico.
cantar: Una esc,ela que Sc cierra y una
cdrce! que sc abre. Terrible parAdols
que resulto cleft.. La creaclon de 10
c&rcsl de AreclbJ colncidio con u cie
rre de la Escuels Inaustrial, con pens
! de todss las clases sooialss que vefap
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15

and Preudce have robbed her Of her peence and
famine have bghed her flower during all these
amid ali the vcsude OF oriental life have lived the worthy
descendants OF Persian people their faith and
have substantially preserved transmitted the character
s their The Paree stands unique the his
tory OF mankind
exceedingly prosperous and
steadily increased number being vaTiousy estat
about souls They in Bombay
few have settled China and places in India for the
purpose these outlayng settlements do contain
perhaps people Il calculated that about 6
India reside the Bombay presidency, which
By the the OF India
be z55 OF these reside in the city OF Bombay
spread Mohammedanism India they became again
British they and form peaceful rteli-
gent, wealthy and influential community.
Physically tall and having remarkably small
feet with facial features resembling the Europeans They
Quicnes q bordering Their hair
eyes dark In their they
ceedngy polite kind and hospab often putting themselves 10
Inconvenience In the habit OF
they regouy absterous and exceedingly
ate the OF tobacco and Intoxicating liquors.
Excepting perhaps fish. fowl and mutton they meat
eating people Like principal food among
them rice served and hundred different ways
National Geographic Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15
PARSEES OF INDIA,
Have Retained individuality as People For
Twelve Centuries.

When the Persian empire OF Sasanide destroyed by the
Saacens 65I A D. the great OF the nation forced
conqueroTs but small number chung the old Zoroastrian faith
took refuge wilderness province
hardship they IN the eighth century enlgrated TO India and made
settlement Sanan the neghborhood Here they
lived the Sanjan country years
qly and the tu enjoyment OF their religious under the
government OF the Hndoo rajahs OF Sanjan Guzerat
They chiefly occupied themselves agricultural industrial
pursuits. said that they only the
ritorv thew occupied from dearv Jungle into fruitful garden
and made Il blossom the but they also enjoyed consider
able prosperity
About the time Of the discovery Of America the Hindoo
government under which they lived by
aedangan The Parsees, with high character for
welcome when they had
the They
70 me staud q me anu proven lnelselVes q great Talor
The result OF the campaign was however Of disaster They
dispersed the Sanjan compelled 70
other parts OF Guzerat
probably this
any authoritative
Bombay. Il may safely said
that their settlement in that island before Bombay
British BY the King Portugal
dowry Catherine Princess OF Braganz became the wife
OF Charles the Second OF England
they disappeared religious
and have sunk ignorance poverty though
for honesty industry
superior TO that OF other Persans.
There information as 10 the NUM-
composing the first exodus India
traditions nave II that there was P1c OF females among
and that with indo0 women on their first com
ng This traditional intnation Of racial
well received by the PaTsee people OF today However have
thing that
surely shorved OF today regiouyi
Of their
For some years they have among the aIabsoben
ndoos handful Of people not been absorbed
Arrrt
~ - 80 rs+7rs - rs-7-v --- 60 - p--5- H.
onoueros shaped the earth
possession Of Indian peninsula indispensable REQUIRE
sovereignty II the east Internecne racial si
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15
Some things you need.


ones
KINDS OF TABLES
Tables from Il inches
inches long twelve
parlor make the Who'll room ookne
MIRRORS.
Mirrors
broken 4 on dresser
FEATHER PILLOWS
odor They IN price
CIRCASSIAN WALNUT.
old calab wood.
DULL FINISHED GOODS.
and b.
pretty
the sanedu finish
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15

ODD PATTERNS IN IRON BEDS
we odd
new and serTleeable and your neigbbor
ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS
Oak Fumed
Eng1sh OAK Golden Oak
We can sell dining chairs
at from s5 froI
weathered
LACE CURTAINS.
We
see them and you VIII then do talking for
LADIES DESKS
IN all DDS and fnshe
BUFFETS AND SIDEBOARDS.
IN It. There couple of
oen highly of
HAVE YOU BABY?
We have cribs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15
RUGS. LINOLEUMS, ETC.


before We
largeg of
inchd If
eIinoum
down suyo the Hnou
a
ta mating putting
WINDOW SHADES
phone your replacing
rollers
the kind
ARE YOUR MATTRESSES GOOD?
Pehap have
comfortable old
10
will have
as God as a new o
We
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Recorded January 8. 1915
Q > Benton - a. ~ AT = 1-gee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-15
HAWAII sHINPO sHA.

TIE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
z-g oE7-e TIE publisher q Hawaii
SEz-ro the only daily japanese paper
published II The Territory u Hawaii
Q SE-CZAwA. Proprietor.
Editorial and Printing CEc=-1C3s
Smith s.. above King. Phone Main 4s.
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Entered for Record January =, 1905
From z n. 10 Z noon
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Young
Building
WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co, Of Liverpool,
England
Alliance Assurance Co., Of LondoE
England
Scottish Union & National Insurance.
Co, OF Edinburgh, Scotland
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd
wuhelma OF Aagdeburg Genera J.
surancs Co.
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COMMISSION AGENTG.

Oceanic Steamship Co.. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco. Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhnA-
delphia- Pa
NewaI Universal Mi Co. Manu.
facturers OF National Cane Shredder,
New York. y 7
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, san
Francisco. Cal
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How we can sell it cheaper.

* 9gG T@
a apd
s rock @
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FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Situated On ear me n the NEST
desirable resident locality o. this city.
The improvements consist OF q
cottage, containing parlor, recep-
ton hall, drawing room, large din
ing room. bed chambers, kitchen. pan
try and all modern improvements.
Large grounds improved with many
valuable and rare fruit treeA
Servants quarters with stationary
washstauds and porcelain bath; 1args
stable with box stalls.
Size q lot: 300x3e0 feet
Price, very reasonable. much aaaou
it's actual value.
Terms: Easy.
Further pa-tieuIars upon aRpAkc&NN1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Gleaninss and Gossip

or 100000 acres put on the mar
ket By the state OF Texas in Septem-
bel, home makers have already taken
about 100000 acres at prices rang
| Ing from five 10 ten times the mini
mum OF 81 per acre, fixed by the
state land commission.
Charles G. Hubbell recently hauled
q peculiar load ii lumber into Burling-
ton. VI, 1t was sawed in 1901 from
old growth pine, having been stored IN
the town Of Charlotte during all these
years. The lumber gave no indication
of its extreme age.
A children's branch of the North
India Bible society has been formed.
It's contributions in 1904 paid for
printing $4,000 copies of the gospel
nt John. Every child now has an In
tense interest In the fruit OF circulat'
ing these little gospels
AT an old postage stamp sale the
other day 1t Glendeuning's London, an
exceptionally fine copy IT the rare
Tuscany three lircN Of 1850 induced
bidders 10 give SiT5, aud another
| great rarity, the R%oumanian ~ par,
black or rose, 81 1856. fetched $40.
Lieut. Brugere, % III General
| Rrunorc. commander in chief of the
French army, having accepted the in
| ,itation extended 10 him By the Amer
| lean authorities to attend tie infantry
and cavalry school at Fart Leayen-
| worth. Kas.. has been ordered to the
unitcd States,
II Is said Princess Enc. who Is be
trothed to the King Of Spain. writes
daily TO her ruler sweetheart on q
| picture post card In Spanish. aud with.
| similar regularity King Alfonso writes
a few words in English upon an
Illustrated card which he addresses 20
| the princess.
According TO lie Leopold of Geneva.
! Swiss watch manufacturers have been
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
Globe Trotter Gives Graphic
Information Of Yaqui indians

try about 80 miles wide and 500 mile
long. Ancient ruins indicate that the
ancestors Of the Yaquis were here
when the Ptolmics were ruling Egypt
What . YaQuis held, a Yaquts holds
They hold the mountains that have
always been theirs. the Sierra Madres
the mother mountains" They also
hold the fertile valleys Of the va,
quits, the Mayo. and the Fuerte down
as far al Sinaloa In the terra. cali,
ente.
The Yaquis and the Maya number
about 10000. and when settled down
they have been fishermen and small
farmers. Far back In the time they
were a part Of the Aztec or Nahuatl
race. the ancient rulers OF Central
American and the areas that we now
know as New Mexico. Arizona, south.
ern California and southern Colora.
do.
In those days the mythical land Of
Quivira, where gold flowed In the
streams and soft-eyed women lollled
on the banks waiting the coming 81
the ~conquerors. was supposed to bo
southwest Of what Is now Lincoln,
Neb.. and north Of the Arkansas riy-
or. The huffalo plains were be.
tween the Kansas river on the north,
the Rio Grande on the south, and
east Of 81 Paso and Santa re. The
Colorado river raj the Tixon and the
great cities were Culiacan, Petatlan,
Sinaloa, Sonora. Tiguex, Cibola, Arts.
pc and Batuco. Yes. they were great
for the age and teeming with a life
as wonderful and complex as our "
OF today. And the vanity Of all
things.
Previous to Cortex, Casteneda.
a Spanish general and explorer, rode
into this country between Ave and
six hundred years ago, and fought
with the Yaquis and other tribes OF
Cibola. They found a a Of tall
and strong mon, that wore no clothes.
They lived In large stray cabins.
They carried loads Of 800 and 400
pounds on their heads.
They ate bread cooked In ashes.
These men herded droves or noun
gonts. The women bf the coun.
fry wore native turquoise jewels. On
The rivers the men maintained great
which carried twenty rowers.
The houses were Of seven stories high
and fortified. And It was from the
OF III Of these places that the nal
I've women looked down and saw the
spaniards roasting 200 Of their male
relatives at the stake. because one OF
sem had resented q Spaniard's Mt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-06
pEnS0NlzEn COMPANY
Ola Granite Bldg, st. Louis. Mo.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry, No. 4s7o.

Department OF the Interior, Land OF.
flee ut Santa Fe. New Mexico, Feb.
ruary 20, 1906.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof
In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas, New Mexico. on April s. 1906,
viz: Cruz Garcia, Of San Miguel coun.
ty, New Mexico, for the N 10. N y IA.
8 = IA, N d n. and lot 2, Sec. q, T.
10 N. r - q.
He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Gregorio Garcia, Of Carazon, New
Mexico; Catarino Atencio, Of Carazon,
New Mexico; Nicanor Baros, Of VII
laneuva, New Mexico: Epitacio Quin.
tana. Of Las Vegas. New Mexico.
MANUEL R. OTERO, Register.
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