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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
he WILL INSTITUTE TWO MIN
isTERs AND CONFIRM A
LARGE CLASS.
LAST VISIT 70 BRUNSWICK
Tomorrow Morning He VIII Insti.
stute Rev. Boykn and confirm a
Glass at St, marks.-At ST.
Jude's Sunday Night.

The Right Rev G. X. Nelson, D.D..
bishop OF Atlantis, VIII be in Bruins
wick tomorrow ana It will proaabl
be his last yi9.t 60 this city ia DE
capacity Of biahon as he has 0ecn
name d. as the bishop Of Atlanta and
now bishop Of Georgia wI be
elected when the Episcopal Diocas
ean conventoa is held in Augu sta
durnS the spring.
WhiloA here tomorrow the bishop
snl be Kept quite brsy rs he viii
institute two ministers and confirm
one large class
At II o'clock tomorrow morning
the Rev r. Il. Eoykn vii be in.
stltuted a. the recto, OF ST. Marks
PARISH and following the installation
exercises, Bishop Nelson VII confirm
quito Q large class
At 1880 tomorrow evening Bishop
Mellon viii oiIiei&te at ST. Jude's
church and wll institute the Rcy.
T.. s Powell WHO has recently ac.
ceptod that pa isa
Bishop Nelson is unusually popu
lar aEong the Epscopaliaus OF
Brunswick. az @on as all over the
tate and it S with s.accre regret
that he has served his connection
with the church Ia ths section OF
the state sucn a tep was made
necessary hGweye.. owing to the
fact that a second diocese was re.
Gently made IN Georgia and Bishop
sNel9qa cons.dcraa il h.s duty 70 nc
cept the new diocese, and he Is nOG
known as the b.sliou OF Atlsnta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
MARYLAND CITY THE SCENE OF
ANOTHER SERIOUS CON-
FLAGRATIoM.
FIRE CHEF WAS INJURED
Ere iFi1hle Were Caught in a
I2sildina and KiIled-7Was the
hiest Disastrous Blaze Since
Fire of 1904.

Ba4Horo. Jan. IL Fire early his
plerfbAg took a heav'. toll OF the
mamhars of The fire denar0oc4i ct
this 8f5ya Th 60 are dead and SIX
te1a qthaas injured HE latter include
George Horton chief Of tha fhe 40.
pavlinent, with a badly la@eratcd
scala and internal injuries.
The dead are Lieutenant Frederick
unidsuiifed man, pronaby Em.l
Hasu0n William H. Pugh and
Norm. Tho loss Is estimated at
9so0.a0a The blaze is ,he worst
snes 1901 Il started on the third
tlao Of the bnild'ng on Tho south
east ecrner Of Hou day and Saratoga
streets, occupied hy j. REGISTER Sons
Company, plumbers supplies. other
occupants in the building losing
beaviy were thc RAFT moro SOL and
= ais Company and william l.. Hol-
linss@orth Company. machinists
TIE fiFe was hurn.ng some time
heloFs q a.scosarod. A stroug wind
from the northwest and a very low
tamBeratg g, impeded tue fnemcn.
ThcBfiames spread RAPIDLY. Without
wafeiig q large seetIcu Of tho north
wall Building fell. scattering death
aud Injuries among the flremen.
a change in he wind, however. en-,
abltd ths IL emen to confine dam.
age te that already mentioned and
the plants OF r. d. Read s. Sons
,oiaNAAy printers; Flynn q Emr.ch
cq e1y, machinists. III the adjac.
en- ISfe eBtdfy DuiiliAg. on Saratoga
steet. I-aonhardt Wagon Company,
saFatgsa ST eet; the old cti9 hall
buifd<fsS~sAasal4 she 1.on school build.
ms. The cty department maps. and
records we're saved.
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MANY PEOPLE
WERE IN DANGER
SEVEN HUNDRED CAME NEAR
LOSING THEIR LIVES IN THE
BIG FIRE.
MANY BUILDINGS BUREED
City HAN and the Police Building.
Among the Structures Destroy
ed--tiandsome Library Al.
90 Bu3ned.

Portland, Me. Jan. a+.--F'ire, which.
caused property damage Of 81, 900.
coo carly today. dest Dyed the city
hall and the police buildings. ana
endangered the lives Of over 700 per.
sons.
The building IS divided between
the ely, and county Offices, while the
police building hoitcred the supreme
judicial ana mun.cipll courts and
the police department. The fire was
the worst IN the'state since the great
Portland conflagration of 1886, when
the business and residential sections
were almost wiped ont over 700 per
soas attending Western Maine
Knights of Pythias jubilee. we,c in
the city hall auditorium when the
flames were discovered Chief np-
gineer Melville Eldridee is the only
one known to be seriously injured.
Tn million-dollar damage, VIII,
however, not cover the total destiuc-
ton Of documents IN the registry OF
deeds, and other city departments.
which lost eyeryth ns. except the city
cloc5s and city traasurers Offices,
@iss moacy ard .seealiges are prob
ably intact. one OF The most yaIAf
uable lbraries in the state. the
Greenleaf law icollection, was dss-s
troyed, with a $4,000 lose The
Blaze originated III the city electri-
clans Office cauesd BY crossed wires,
preventing the ringing Of cali for
the fire department in any of the
boxes, The fire was discovered by
a newspaper man on his way home,
but his signal only rang the station
next door, and brought the fNemen
from that house and few others
summoned by telephone constituted
the whole fire fighting force for
half hour.
When Chief Engineer Eldridge, at
rived he confined the work Of pro-
tecting the surrounding property.
When the fire was discovered Chair
man Turner of the Pythian meeting,
calmly told the 700 assembled mem
bers OF the existing conditions and
ayerted panic. Earlier In the
evening 1900 persons packed the
auditorium for the jubilee exercises,
and had the fire occurred then many
lives might have been lost I1ldridge
was injured by the breaking away Of
a Siamese coupling of the hose
which hit him in the stomach.
When the flames reached the city
jail in the police building, the prls-
onets. all for minor offenses. we're
turned free. The building was a
five-ztory brick structure and burned
up and down from the third floor,
rs did the city hail.
Lewiston sent fire apparatus here
before daybreak. but too late Tor ac-
tive work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

TAe pastor. Rev. J. e. Sammons
win preach at the morning hour on
the subject THE Believers Posses
SONS"
At the evening hour he will preach
the second of the series. of sermons
on the Ten Commandments.
The cnoir hGs arranged special
muse for tho morning sc. vice.
At the evening service the male
quartet. composed of Messrs. G. w.
llanton. G. c. Fleming, W. ID. Bail
y, .nd j. l.. Andrews. VIII sing.
Sunday school Philoethea and Ba-
races classes. 3;1J pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1880
pm.
.,erybcdy win be given cordial
welcome at all these services.
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A WELL KNOWN
WOMAN lie TURER
MAS. rev. M'KlNsTRY TO DIS,
cUss INTERESTING SUBJECTS
HERE NEXT WEEK.

Rev Mrs. M McKnstry, one o
the best known lady lecturers n the
country win arrive il Brunswick to
day aGd tomorrow she VIII beg a
series OF lectures at the Second Ad
vent church which promise to be
among the most Interesting ever
heard ho.e
The lectures VIII all be on the
worlds great empires. Her subject
tomorrow morning WI be The
Babylon.an Empi e. while Sunday
evening she Will take as her subject.
The Medo.Perslan Empire During
The entire week she will lecture Oh
sdcf subjects and eavlr OF lla lesv
lures VIII be illustrated by large
maps and charts of symbols.
Mrs. McKinstry gives full his
tory Of thcae great predom 'nant EN-,
plt es in their order from the Origin
of the nations and people who be-
came consolldates in them through
the different phrases of Their history
until the supremacy was gained, and
then onward through their gio.y, dc
cline and fall
This series Of Lectures nave at
tracted great attention in very city
whre Mis- McKinstry has delivered
them. and she will no doubt be
greeted by large congregations in
this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
A, q. & A, WINS FIGHT.

Bi-mingham. Ala, Jan 24.-The
citizens Of Bessen1er have won cut
in their strenuous petition for the
city fathers to rescind their action
in refusing z franchise sought by the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
and the franchise has been granted
The railroad viii now push all con.
struction work at Bessemer and
thence outward to the industrial dis.
ttict.
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TWO A5HBURN MEN
FIGHT STREET DUEL.

Ashbun. Ga. . Jan. ga good
deal OF excitement was created here
this morning when Mr. w. A. Alt
man, cashier of the Citizens bank,
and James u. Pate. became engaged
in a difficulty in front Of the Citi-
2ens' bank building.
Several shots were exchanged with
the result that both received slight
wounds.
Fortunately but few people were
on the streets at the time or some
one would have been wounded as
he shots flew thick up and down
the main street for few minutes
The caise Of the difficulty could
not be learned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Program of Services and Music al
That Temple of Worship.


Program of Services and Music at
That Temple of Worship.
Following Is The p.ogram of song
service at the First NJ. Z. church
Sunday night January 26, 1908:
Prelude, Communion in G (Ba,
tiste). Organ.
2 Praise God from Whom All
Blessings flow, congregation.
Payer
% God who like unto thee"
(Brown). choir
Hymn, SAB, congregation.
Scripture reading, choir.
Gloria patri, (Buck).
Pastors subject: Music. It's
Origin and Utility"
8 Offertory, Fanfare, Uemens),
organ.
10 seek ye the Lord" (Roberts)
tcnorsolo by Mr. s. NJ. Whitehead,
chorus.
II Il viii extol thee OLord"
Costa soprano solo from Oratorlo
Eli. Mss Tallulah Fleming
Y Hymn, 312. congregation.
19 Postlude. Festival March,
(MarkeD. organ.
Subject for morning service,
'Paul's Sense Of a Universal Obliga-
ton
Hours OF services. II am, and
7:30 nm.
Sunday school at pm.
Prayer service on Wednesday at
1880 pm. Public cordially invited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
SERVANT GIRL KILLED.

Philadelphia. Jan. 24.--Paul Webb,
u years old. the son ef Mrs. W G.
Webb, of Waycross suburb, last
night accidentally shot and killed a
servant in the Webb home. The boy
walked across the dining room car
rying a revolver just AZ the servant
entered the doorway. and imm1 1dIatly
the revolver was dlschaged. the girl
falling dead. The boy WAS paroled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
PaEsBYTaRlAM cHuhcA.

AZ the Presbyte ian church on Sun
day morning. Rev e. d. Thoma " II
preach ON Mark 1889. Let Christ,
the King OF is ael now come down
from the cross. that we may $50 and
believe
a special invitation is given to
hear these woi DIG discussed
At 7:30 pm. the subject viii De
Rom, 1921, = find then the lax. mat
to and who would do good. evil is
present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
Bruins klCk PLAYS
PART N CAPTURE OF
AN OREGON FORGER

fugitive aud land him If possible.
Consequently on wednesday, Detect.
i've Walker. Of the Plnkerton Agen.
ey, reported to Brunswick for ser.
vice in the case. President Aiken,
Vice President strachan and Cashier
Smith. OF the Brunswick Bank and
Trust Company. worked with him,
finally tracing the forger to Nayport
Fia. His first movements after
leaving Brunswick led him to Fer.
nandina, where ha very aaroitly
ehanGed the name of his yacht to
Gatharlne. and deposited $4,000 in
the First National Bank Of Fernan-
dina to the credit Of the Yacht Cath,
arine 10 be checked against by him.
self and his friend, Kerney Stumpey.
who. together with his wife and fam
lily. were his guests aboard the
Brunswick Yacht
in the meantime the P,nkerton
people were hot in the wake Of the
waves OF the Luc.le. and Thu sday
morning MIR Walker the detective
and r. B. McCullough. manager Of
the Glynn Ice Company, who agreed
10 aid Mr.. walker LEFT for jackson
ylle They were not successful
these. Nordstrom had covered his
tracks and the two decided to sep
crate. the Pinkerton man going TO
Miami and the Brunswick man char
tering a steamer with Jacksonville
officers. going 10 Mayport. 1t fell to
the b. unswickan 10 make the cap
tare
Whom discovered Nordstrpm and
his guests were serenly anchored at
Mayport. had musical Instruments
aboard and were taking life as easily
as il seldom calls to the lot of NOR.
tails to do. The local officials and
Mr. Culloueh covered the two men
who were armed with Winchesters,
and would have fought desperately
If the opportunity had offered itself,
They were taken aboard the steam
er. carried to Jacksonville and land
ea in the gaes esmity Jasl
George t. Smith. cashier Of the
Brlnswick Bank and Trust Company
went to jacksonville yesterday and
reported over tho longd stance phons
last night that he visited Nordstrom
al the Jail and that the erstwhle
pleasure chaser had made a full con
1ess.on Of all Of the charges .ouu.ned
above.
As will be seen by the above story
the Brun W ok people q e perfectly
safe as the New York exchange. with
which he bought the boat, was gen
uine and it IS very likely that the
funds in London those in Fernan,
dina. together with the boat viii be
turned ovcr to court ~
cials IN Chicago whc' an
indictment has been found
against .Ncstron. later to be applied
to those who have suffe cd at the
hands OF this all round crook.
The part played in his capture by
Brunswick men was conspicuous. The
officials OF the bank did everything
possible 70 assist the detective and
Mr. Mccullough wentainto the case
on his own accord ia from all ac-
counts he did some cleye. WORK IN
locating the crook.
OF course neither the local bank
or Mr. Aiken. lost anything By the
mans operations in this city. Mr.
Aiken received the money for his
boat, as well as seve. al other arti-
cles which he sold to the forger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Splendid Program of Music for ogle-
thorpe Concert.

thorpe Concert.
Tho following prog am will be
rendered by the Ogiethorpe hotel or
chestra on Sunday. Jan. IS, at s pm
Music lovers are corlially invited
Opening Ma ch. The Charivteer
Lafgerty.
Overture. Bohemian Girl, Baife
Spen,eh Serenade. rdienberg.
Mai5z. Oar Treasure Is IfapDi
ness, Stefano.
) Narcissus. Z. Neviu
Song for Cornet. selected.
Selection. Echoes from the Ne.
tropolitan Opera House, Tobani
A. Novelette,, Cecilia. II Klein.
Waltz. lmpass.oned D. cam. J
Rosas.
10 Finale. Chinese Characters s.
tic, ran Tan, Anthony-Good night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
CAN SELL THE WHIsKEY
BUT m ANOTHER STATE

Atlanta, Jan. 24.-In decision
rendeeed today by jude ELS in
Fulton superior court it is held that
an officer OF the law has legal right
70 sell liquors se.zed under court
process, outside the state. The pro.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
81. JupE,s cHuRch.

st. Jude's p -.E. church at 8 am,
there gin be the installation OF the
new Rector. the Reg. l.. s. Powell.
B.shop Nelson u will con-
duct. the ceremo
At G3O IN tn DEnlng there viii
be evening praser and sermon. n,
cordial invitation is extended to ali.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
NORTH IS NOW IN
GRASP OF WINTER
RAILROADS GREATLY CRiPPL ed
IN SEVERAL STATES BY
SNOW STORMS.

New York. Jan 24.-Today the
city streets are piled deep in places
with snowdrifts The street car
traffic and river craft are badly ham
pered and the railroad trains are
delayed
From The interior Of the state
comes reports that railroad traffic
has been greatly interfered with,
IN many sections it being almost
impossible to operate them at all
The weather is the coolest Of the
winter.
SIX Inches OF Snow.
Philadelphia. Jan. 2i.+-Pennsylyan-
ia. New jersey and Delaware today
are in the grasp Of real winter. The
snow is SIX inches deep. The worst
is in New Jersey. where the rail
roads are badly crippled.
Cold in Atlanta.
Atlanta. Jan. 24-Today has been
the coolest experienced here during
the winter. Reports from Tennes
see and other near by states are t.
the effect that havy snowfall has
been general in that section
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-25
DRUGGISTS TO
MAKE TEST CASE
THEY DON'T THINK IT A VIOLA
TloN or PROHIBITION LAW
TO SELL JAMAICA RUM.

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. 2i.-Local drug
gists are preparing to contest in the
courts the decision of Recorder
Broylea and Chief of Police Jen-
nings that the selling Of Jamaica
rum is violation of the prohibition
law. A committee from the associa.
ton has been appointed II efsnult To-
cal lawyers and take bring
a test case.
-Four local uggists gn court
this morning charged In selling
walls. Of the well known collie cure,
which is now charged with being
popular with hold lovers" The cas-
es were dismissed with a warning.
The cha. ges were made by plain
clothes officers and the defendant
druggists declared that the decision
of the recorder to construe sucn
sales as violations Of The law was
carrying the law to a G.d.culous eA-
treme.
Wines at Banquets.
1t is reported that the Virginia So
ciety humilated by the failure Of
Governor Smith to appea at its ban
quet few nights ago viii take steps
in few days to test the Legality Of
having wines at banquets. The mem
bers feel chagrlned that they should
even be suspected as violators Of the
law. and doubly SO when such sus-
p!cion was evidently held by the
governor of the state. Although from
the Old Dominion they are In this
instance #. ON Missouri"
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ton has been appointe
cal lawyers and take
a test case.
Four local d uggists
this morning charged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Oklahoma, County Of Car
ter. ss:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day OF June. 1908, S. j. fIaggard
appeared before me and made affidavit
u the taking up Of the following
descr bed estray: one light bay mare,
star in forehead. IL hands high, about
3 years old, no marks or brands.
That the residence OF the said
taker up is on the southwest q TAR.
ter of sectlon IS. township south,
range 2 east. that his postofiice
address is Ardmore, Oklahoma, that
the same was taken up on the goth
day OF May, 1908
Witness my hand and seal, this, the
18th day OF June, 1908.
w. B. FRAME, County Clerk.
S. J. HAGGARD. Taker Up.
(Seal.) wkl7-24.1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office OF J. b. White. architect, Noble
building. Ardmore, Okla, until IL
o'clock a. m. July 10th, 1908. for
the erection and compile ton of a
five-room two-story frame aud brick
school house to be built In the town
Of Woodford. Okla. Each bid shall
be accompanied with certified
check OF three per cent OF the
amount OF bid. same to be forfeited
as lIquldated damages should the
successful bidder fail to make good
and satisfactory bond within ten days
after being notified of the same.
Right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Plans and specifications can
be seen at The above named office
and at my office. Woodford. Okla.
A. w. SPEAKE.
rs President School Board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15

1t has been demonstrated so many
times within the last ten years. that
the business man makes, nine tunes
out OF ten, the best kind OF a farmer,
that now seldom IS the question of the
likel hood Of his success in that oc-
cupation even advanced. He does sue
coed lie employs energy and applies
business methods in conducting his
farm. His farm he regards as a busi-
ness institution. There is system in
the execution OF every detail OF the
work. Every branch, separately and
relatively. is scientifically studied.
Theories are subjected TO practical
tests. There is no waste or, the buSi-
ness farmers farm every by-product
Is made use Of, every employe has
his especial task to perform and the
time for doing 1t. And this scheme
of methodical scientific farming is
possible and practical In the irrigated.
southwest, where man, to all In
tents and purposes. controls the ele-
ments, and in many instances. may
figure with comparative eXactness,
upon his various crops yield and his
Income for the year. The business
man does not put up with discon.
forts for himself and family or make
shifts for his live stock. He know.
that both invite disaster in one way
or another. lie understands and ap.
preciates the necessity and value OF
sanitation and ventilation and he pro.
vides both for the well.being Of his
household and stock Every wolf.
tried labor saving device is institute d
he has proved that II is economy to
do so. He beauties his place AMI he
and his family taka pra;scw ,rthy
pride in Il and an honest qualification
in the admiration { calls forth from
visiting friends and kindly neigh
bors. The home beautiful is nowhere
more possible than in the southwest.
where vegetation is luxuriant and Of
phenomenally rapid growth Good
roads are the rule, not the exception.
Pleasure resorts are numerous. and the
sportsman finds paradise. Churches,
excellent schools and well equipped
colleges abound, and one seeks far to
find anywhere in the southwest any.
thing suggestive of the frontier. one
by no means forsakes the society of
well-bred, cultivated people when he
takes up a residence in the land of
sunshine and health giving air-crys.
tai clear balmy and youth keeping
the land where the energetic buslnsess
man succeeds and builds up an estate
free from the fret and grind and
rush OF feverish cities-where every
intelligent man, willing to work. has
a chance, and is every mans equal
/ The Earth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Before j. X. Pulliam, justice Of the
peace, Ardmore Township. Carter
County. oklahoma
o. NJ Kedheld Plaintiff VS.. Louis
Schmall. Defendant.
The said defendant, Louis Schmall,
will take notice that he has been
sued in the above named court In
the sum Of s2,5OO for money had and
received and must answer said poti
ton filed on or before the 27th day
of July, 1908, or said petition will
be taken as true and judgment for
said amount rendered accordingly.
J. II. PULLIAM,
Justice of the Peace.
j. Il. Humphrey.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
lw3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State of Oklahoma, Carter county, In
county court.
In the matter OF the estate OF
Joe Emerson.
Now, on this sth day OF July. 1908.
Joe + Robson. administrator. having
filed herein a petition for the sale
OF the real estate described in said
petition. for reasons In said petition
stated.
It is ordered, that said petition
be and hereby is set for hearing al
the oath day of July. A. d.. at 10
o'clock a. m. at which time all per
sons interested in said estate are
dequqired to appear and show cause.
II any they have. why an order
should not be granted for the sale
OF SO much OF the real estate Of
said Joe Emerson, deceased. as is
necessary for the reasons In said
petition stated.
II IS further ordered. that a copy
Of this order Se published for three
successive weeks in the Ardmoreite
OF Ardmore. Oklahoma.
/. r. MASON.
S3wks County Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
Danoerrne

Works wonders. II produces hair
just as surely as rain and sunshine
produce crops. 1t produces a thick
growth of luxuriant hair when all
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soc and s1.0O per bottle. To prove
its worth send this ad and 10 cents
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