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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
Tender of Sympathy Turned Down
by TrampS.
ABUSE FROM THE BEGGAHS.
Mrs. Bowser Had Ordered Them OF
and Her Husband Feared They
Might Commit suieide--Road Knights
Rebuff His Kindness.
BY M. QUAD.

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"liumph. Were yuu downstairs JUS
before came ut'
"Nps Two old tramps were impu
dent 10 the cook. and ! went down to
tell them 60 take % walk or I'd have
the .puIice after them one OF thcm
cullrd me Molly, dear ! wish you
uud been here
Mr l,oWser said no nOrr unuli they
were seated M the dinucr table. Then
hr assumed his most solemn look and
eaI. h
Mrs liowscr' Q want n long talk
with yUu Tins evening
VERY well, but what aboutf'i
'llave you any idea how fast crime
is increasing la this nOuntyN
~ have no statistical l'1r
''Wcil. | can give them TO YOU The
increase per year Is 10 per cent ald
our criminOlogists stand appalled, when
they try tu figure where i VIII end
81 can't see why folks cant behave
themselves
II can tell you why they caWt u Is
because such folks as you drive them
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

san Autonla. Texas. March lI.--Ef-
forts of the war department 60 fin
any possible bad points in the Amer
lean army are seen in an order is
sued this afternoon by Major Gen
oral Carter to all brigade commanders
to make a rigid Investigation into all
army regulations with a view of ass
certainlne the efficiency or inefficiency
of the army under the present sys-
rem The commanders are ordered
also To report specifically as to inn
pediments used By the army With a
view 10 reducing the same IN actual
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
Notice.

Having decided 10 retire from the
practice Of Veterinary Medicine af-
er March the lst, / viii make no
more calls in the city or country. In
the future viii conduct an office
practice only at the old stand No.
az y. Church street with office
hours s to II A. NJ. and to p. NJ.
except Wednesdays. SUNDAYS from ?
to p. NJ
All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO me must cali and settle
their accounts With i'm the next 30
lays or same Will be for collection
Without further notice. .n,s
Or. M. i. Douce.
3-t Tues and sat, Daily J mo, Tues
Nlky. ] no.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

shall be known rs IL nation Of crimt.
nuls."
TEL them you are going to leave
money with me hereafter"
Sympathy Knocked,
Mr.. Bowser walked mp 10 The corner.
He had taken "a prcily close look 900
the TWO trumps. and now he recognlz.
ed one of them leauIng against the
fence lie slowly approached him and
asked:
My good man, didn't you ana your
friend call al a house half II block
down about an hour ago."
And what If we didY was the re-
ply.
you were turned away, weren't
youf"
we didn't get no cash, but is it any
of your busincssf'
ut was my wife who turned you
away. She Is woman with a heari
Of stone II | had been there my
SELF
"Oh. know YOU. old man" said the
tramp as he backed away bit. tlt
wasn't over month ago that my pard
rang yonv dqoyhrll Of an evening nnt
asked foi a0dine. You came to tli1
door yourself. ana without saying
word you ran him down the steps and
threw him over The fence ana lameo
his back for a week. Don't try e
give me no song and dance"
But you have no money tonight"
That's none of your buslncss.
But sympathze with sou anc
want 10 save YOU
Prom wlntf"
From becoming criminal or frou
taking your own life"
Say. old man son cheese H. What
the little game n YOU think I've &C..
llFilSsssd ~ mf hair kon,re piage . mis
i9ke.Dsl alnt sigl'ux To- be septot
Sing Sing. ana. as Tor taking nay swi
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
I<ilIs n Murderer.

a merciless murderer is appepdi-
citis with many victims, but DR..
Kings New Life Pills kin It by pre-
vention. They gently stimulste stom-
ach, liver and bowels, preventing that
clogging that invites appendicitis.
curing constipation, headache, bilious
ness. chiils. 25c at Tschonen Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

j. T. Layton has Joined the MariOa
new Central Delivery System to
take effect Manday morning all
goods will be delivered to any part
Of the city free Of charge. ALT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
Delaware Man Fcll at casas Gandcs.

Delaware, Ohio, March l7.-Tha'
Martin Ryan, former Delaware man
Was one of the American soldiers OF
fortune who fell in the attack on
casas Grandos March 8, was con-
irmed today in messages received
rom El paso by Delaware friends.
1e was brother OF Mrs Levi Smith
~ this city
Further than that he was one Of
.aptan Harrnston's thirty Americans
who were slain withdrawing tho
Mexican Insurgents. nothing is KNOWN
4 his dcnth.q pvp igli9 As2Vlst
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
A Flcrcc Nlgnt Alnrm

Is the hoarse startling cough of n
child suddenly attacked by Group.
often it aroused Lewis Chamblin Of
Manchester. o., or. r. No. 2.) for
their four children were greatly sub
ect 10 Group Sometimes in severe
attacks" h. wrote s'We were afGaid
they would die, but since we proved
what "A certain remedy DR. Kings New
Discovery is we have no fear, We
ely on II for croup and for coughs,
colds or any throat or lung trouble .
SO do thousands of others, so may
on. Asthma Hay Fever, LaGrippe,
Whhopng Cough. Heihorrhages fly
before It. 5oc and $500. Trial bottle
rec. Sold by Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

Washington Baseball clubs park here,
and causing $4,000 damage TO an
adjoining lumber yard. The baseball
park was damaged TO the extent Of
$4,000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

dow. .... -tg,.rtuur HS aud met the
o,hpr tuu. as he was toming out of a
gro cry
"Ny rwcud' basnn Mr. Bnwser. you
callr., iJ ui house au hour ago.
"l'u' Gaun g,ntn ..miuine that car
llrd aVa5 Sonr snow sAopcl or shall
Ul yuu linr,~ was the reply.
"Nml ,plked my wife for money!
"AipNhc Jid.~l '' @
r'And >holthrohtencd to cali the POI
lce1 roo 'pv o.n7
"Mpbhr she dldc a- InW ali
"Shps q bard hearted woman. " Is
such lls Size fhathuiakes criminals and
suicides hm.lhefc 10 sympathize
with you hpd teiiysou"-in p'Gn
TEL rae tsdilIngi'' ~ nfo "laa
"Bui NY wife'7- 70 hnlp14 nIn ncf Z
"Sory for herato he hltched 10 au
old daudnadlc Hde yo,i. ! Enow your
iiud. YuuNr gm couple Of toiis OF
coal 90 belcuTtd up.lflve Nights and
vou wnnu io ufCr me 10 cents Cor
the Job You inst go'to whnt-doiyou.
call IT, '.U"' 4
Mr. ROwser phrsned hin for three
blocks, but roiled TO overhaul him and
returned hOme aa''
well. hoWs the desperation bust.
ness" queiied Mrs Rowser as he sat
down.
81 could not hud the poor fellows. ''
he calmly l.td bun there IS M uu's
tion that you nave II heart of stone"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

creature am aad what q tender uclt
you have got"
THAT is my Intention. Mrs Buvsu.
and has hrcn ever since entered iH,
house am not driving men 10 Gcs
peration Neither am I refusing iUs
tice to tramp hrcansr ne uaS ftilI2a
low IN the world. Il is my duty 90
lift him M and make u man Of him
a law abiding citizen instead Of u dps
perate man"
Mrs Bowser said no nore. hut mpdr
W her mind to have the hrupp,tigE
ready for the nest trNnla That rams tha
basement bell. She lpIglt piss lJM
out bread and bUllcr. bul IL .he Wen
toned money whack.it They husl Gu
ished diuner aud gone upstairs WNag
Mr. Rowser walked dOwu to the hlll
rack ana put on his oyercoat and bat
aud turned TO SHY:
Think over these th,ngS while lm
gone and squire them wi,h your CON.
science, if YOU can Ten per cou' in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

/"
r'Thrre were tears in Wcthcrford's
eyes Us ne said: You cannot realize
Z wlnt lhis clpurl warm uniform means
/ to tdp For Lin" years wore the
, prison Stripes. Il Is icn years since
Z 1a> dressed Ike "a man"
,'luu urrd not worry about food or
shelirg for The present" replied Caya-
nagh scuJly. Grub is not costly here,
iu,d scusp rem is less than nominal,
- nmSr Yourself at home and get
srou-
! ! Ntelmrrrrd ifled his head, But l
yani 10 do something | want 10 re-
dhep uiH>eli 10 some way. | don't
SanI rA sirl Ia know who | am, but
ri liAr {" win her respect ! can't be
vhui you ,ay she thinks | was, but
IN eah ~ chance / might show my
Srlf man aguu wouldn't mind
Lie indW.ng that I am alive. II
Mi..ri %" 20 rumiort To h2r. But
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

Eali uFcr nr,la." said cayaaagh. Ill
lSl"Nd : n'r here. "ud wcN crcmate
=. ~. 1-st ticw about IT,
X ",,l Nii Bs.' responded Weth,r-
t6'".L lyon can burn everything iLat
Ehta...e % me bat my wife aud any
s.rl'
81 D. ,,-H.h the ceremony which sol
rlD1td .5A Ibis self banter "Ill be
ttat iHi-rr bwrHs q commission. he
ga. w'tH grin as hc put ON che
Aso!!tc 5e!lrv shir; and Il pair of o. .sty
n, ra tr"us"fs "And here goes my
-l4l >i;' re- addrl rs he tossed bis con-
..ia..'illtel rugs upon the fire.
Z "N'hit iLtFkin@ opportunity TO mike
IS, fi'is i StGrt .omuicnted Cavanagh.
81 ho,,e ycu see q
- ~ec II. Int lis hard 10 live uo to
symlr p,ar%
dtr" everl precGutiun had peen
stasri tiwsg'r-cr Icd The freshly sTub
4 ted secured aud transformed fugitive
Stoi ~ cA1ia.
y "Mby,rHiuL yuure TT for the state
iley. ;mtilrc ur exclaimed as they
-canic iuloNh' mn liahr My clothes
5cru' l,prt i~r.y meet every demand yoE
j IusLc uDuu them. bur they give you
Tpr 1ir "f command wish your wife
"'nll 'I"p t"r-uuw. 1hcn. seeing thar
'WNherard Na, really IN earnest Ia,
! !0";: "hdi cuu siHy with noe rs long
a. ytp E3.r. !'r:h1pS ip time yn,
% .'t r' '"'" 80 WORK into the SERVER
aas n guarl although the chief is get
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18

crease in crime every year, md where
is it TO end: In ten year, more We
shall be known rs nation Of crimi.
uuls."
TEL them you arp going to leave
money with me hereafter"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
. ONE TOWN
-1| HELPS
PARIS TO SPEND VAST SUM
All Sorts of Civic improvements Are
Contemplated by the French
Metropolis.

The authorities OF Paris have de-
cided upon the most gigantic and COM
prehensive project of municipal i'm
provement ever undertaken in the
world. involving a cost of no less than
$4,000, 600 The second largest sim
gle xpenditure-one-tenth of the
whole amount-will be devoted to the
establishment of new schools and i'm
provements in those already existing.
Judging from the record of France
in the industrial education, which has
so largely contributed to the prosperi-
ty, it is probable that large pro-
piled to the extension of the trade
and art schools.
This scheme for the advancement
of educational facilities will be ex-
ceeded in cost by only one other sim
gle item. that for new water works
and the publication Of the supply, for
which S25,000,000 is to be appro-
priated.
Nearly one-half of the entire ex-
penditure contemplated will be used
in various methods for the reconstruc-
tion OF the planning of the city-in-
volving changes not only in the ave-
nues. parks, etc, within the city
limits, but including similar altera-
tons in the suburbs.
The dread white plague-tubercu-
losis-will be combated as never be-
fore in any city, the sum already set
apart for this purpose being $4,000
900. The sum of 100000 will also
be applied to the construction, i'm
provement and repair of public hos
pitfalls and sS.000,O0O more to the re-
construction of abattoir, while a still
greater amount will be required for
the improvement of streets and pave
Inents and for public lighting and
street cleaning.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
Well Governed German Cities.

German cities are the best gov
erned in the world. How far apart
are the ideas of Germans and Amer-
cans on the subject of city govern
ment may be seen from reading an
advertisement which lately appeared
IN a number of German papers: "The
place of mayor of Magdeburg is va
cant. The salary is $1,000 marks
Cs5,25O) a year, including the rental
of a dwelling in the city hall. Be-
sides his salary the incumbent will re-
ceive 1000 marks $1,000 for his
official expenses. Candidates should
apply before September L." Can any
one imagine an American city adver-
Using for mayor? Can anyone give
a good reason why city should not
advertise for mayor when it needs
one? The German idea is that a mu-
nicipality is business. to be conduct
ed on business lines. The office OF
mayor is one requiring knowledge
and skill of technical, professional
character A man who has proven
himself good mayor in one German
town is frequently invited to an
other.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
County Fair"

Tomorrow. Saturday. morning and
evening thos ladies' of the Trinity
Lutheran Aid will open their "coun-
ty fair in the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Delicatessen. corner
Main and Sixth streets. Great prep
arations have been made for this
affair and it will he worth your while
10 drop in and see the pretty things
with which the booths are laden.
Many useful articles, just what you
want for Christmas presents, may be
found for sale Embroidered scarfs,
Fronteas, Mex. was searched by the
big and little folks. are among the
fancy work articles. There is a SPLEEN
did selection of dolls, dressed and
undressed together with everything
that dollies require. in one of the
booths, and the mammas and babies
can't afford to miss this opportunity
TO see them. Jellies. cakes, pre-
served fruits of all kinds and a great
many other good things too numer-
Gus to mention will be found on the
booths at the county fair" and
you don't want to fail to see IL.
While you are there you get cup
OF good coffee, sandwiches. salads OF
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
POPULARIZING CIVIC PRIDE
Love of City Less Easily Aroused
Than Love of Country.

Another fruit of preaching and prob
ing was the development of what may
fairly be called a new sentiment. 1t
began to dawn upon all of us that we
ought to love our cities, as we love
home or fatherland. with the love that
expresses itself in sacrifice and in the
desire to adorn and perfect the object
loved. This love of ones city is less
easily aroused than the love of coun-
try. For one thing. the city lacks the
obvious poetry of the countryside, that
mystery and glamour of all-enveloping
nature which hallows the meanest
hamlet. The city at first view seems
as prosaic and practical as a mill.
Only a deeper insight discloses the full
wonder of this great living structure
which man has reared for his abode.
To have popularized that special form
of loyalty, which has been named civic
pride, is the second achievement of
the reform movement, Probably every
great community has inspired this SEN
timent among it's inhabitants. Athens,
Rome, Venice and Paris could scarcely
have become what they were without
some reflection in the living units of
which they were composed OF the
might and majesty of the whole. Our
American cities cannot hope to be
equally great, In any but a material
sense, until their citizens look upon
them with like passion and loyalty;
until the New Yorker, for example, is
able to translate "Civis Romanus-
sum" into its modern and local equiv
alent.-John J. Fitzgerald in Norman
f. Mack's National Monthly.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.

Arrangements have been made by
the Colorado Midland TO provide a
lay-over coach. a combination mail
and smoking car at Grand Junction
This lay-over equipment to be used
in making up train 106 in case train
103 is four hours late or more. I'm
der this arrangement train LOG will
ALWAYS leave Grand Junction on
time a O'Clock p. m. picking up the
diner and sleeper from train 1913
where they meet.
No. LOG is now the most important
train leaving Grand Junction east
bound under the new time card, and
passengers can always figure on leav-
ing Grand Junction at 400 O'Clock
pm.
For information concerning tickets
rates and eastern connections, call
on or write r. E. Vickery, General
Agent, $50 Main street, Grand .mnc-
ton, Colorado, Phone Junction ZIG.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

James Forbes latest drama. .eThe
Travelling Salesman n comedy in
four acts. with full line of plain and
fancy laughs, will be displayed on
Tuesday. December 10.
In The Travelling Salesman" the
author has written a humorous ex-
position of the characteristics of the
modern drummer and shows a sur
prising knowledge of the life of the
knight of the grip. knowing the val
ne of heart interest in a play, Mr..
Forbes has interviewer a most inter
estinS love story that fits in naturally
with the other scenes and the result
is happy blend of comedy with
drama. a company of more than
usual talent headed by Don MacMil-
Ian. has been engaged to enact the
various characters.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
GETS 80 DAYS FOR The
STEALING Of AN 0VERCOAT

John owen, knight of the road.
who was arrested Monday charged
with the theft of an overcoat from
G. ii. Townsley, well known To-
cal ranchman, will spend his Christ
mas in the county Jail. as Justice of
Peace sweeney gave him 80 days sem
tence this morning. owen in his ar
raignment plead not guilty. but this
morning changed his plea and was
sent over.
He stated that he had been drink
ing heavily and that he did not
know what he was doing when he pill
fered the coat. He stated that he
was cold and needed it. Efforts of
Deputy District Attorney McClin-
took failed TO draw from him where
he obtained his bootleg whiskey.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
OFFICE TERRoRs

The girl who fears a breath of air.
The girl who is always getting her
feelings hurt.
The hot tempered one who is al
ways in a rage.
Terrors of terrors, the girl who is
always in the right.
The suspicious girl whose days are
spent hunting trouble.
she who considers working hours
and talking hours one.
The jealous girl who begrudges her
mates word of praise.
The gusher, whether her gushing be
sincere or with purpose
The silly creature who thinks her
superiors desperately admiring.
sue who watches the clock and does
only what she thinks her work.
she who likes to push herself into
he limelight at others expense.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
JUST THOUGHTS
The good dye not at all.

The good dye not at all.
Alas, the Lord loveth cheerful
liver.
A days work brings the best nights
sleep.
Don't try to have eyes in the back of
your head.
When you say cheer up" follow it
up with cheer.
jewellers going.
As man thinketh, so is his neigh
Dor to the thinker.
The smile that won't come OF gets
onto our nerves.
Playing fast and loose means a
tight rein sooner or later.
1t is pretty hard lines to go fishing
and find you have forgotten them.
All the world loves a lover, but 1t
pays good deal more attention to the
lovess.
Whe nthe barber tells you your hair
is thin he is speaking a truth that
hurts.
Some people look in the Lost and
Found Column to see II there is any
thing they can claim.
1t pays to advertise, and it also pays
to advertise that it pays to adver-
tise.
If your ancestors didn't come over
on the Mayflower. there's all the more
reason why you should visit Plymouth
Bring up your children in the way
they should go, but it won't be long be-
fore they want to go by the way of the
auto and aero.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
SENTENCE SERMONS
Service proves sympathy.
z
Hoarding is ceasing to have.

Self-knowledge cures self-love.
Letting truth in freely lets it in
fully.
No honors conferred can confer
honor.
The religion of the az is the blind
est of all
A plat of heaven gives no proprie-
tary interest in the place.
One of the best ways to lose your
fears is to find your foes.
To shut yourself up from all sorrow
Is to shut yourself up to it.
Fear of discovery often masquerades
as the voice of conscience.
They who strike out new paths
must expect to be accused of wander
ing
A good many imagine they are vir-
tuous when they are only vacuous.
The good in the guise of the bad
becomes ally to the bad in the guise
Of the good.
The farther a man is from being
real master the more he wants to be
boss.
II faces are tickets to heaven it is
going to take some saints long time
20 arrive.
When your religion is an umbrella
laid up for a rainy day the weather is
apt to be deceitful.
No man ever got any important
place by teaching other people their
places.
Some never get over the wonder
that folks so important as themselves
should go to church.
Judged by their prayers. some are
trying hard to take the Lord in.
Have we any right to condemn the
vicious when we make the conditions
of virtue so hard ?-Chicago Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

oysters served in any style, and at
the same time feel that you are help
ing These ladies in a worthy ca Use.
They are endeavoring TO pay the
balance due on their church lots. cor
ner Grand and Eighth, and build
thereon Lutheran church, which
will be credit to the city. Come
and See"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
No Use for Pythaaoras.

Fuddy-I understand there is some
talk of removing the name of Pythag-
oras from the front of the Boston
public library. Duddy-Why so?
Fuddy-Some one has discovered that
he wrote: Have nothing to do with
beans"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

o. A. Reinhardt of the Viavi COM
pany of Denver. is here today on
business. He is a prominent Y. NJ.
c. A. man of the capital city and is
interested in the local campaign for
funds.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
REDUCED RATES VIA COLORADO
MIDLAND.

Sl4 Grand Junction to Denver and
return December 10 and II. Return
limit December 16: account meeting
Colorado Live Stock association.
For further information ask the
MIDLAND MAN.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

My beef is kept in storage until
aged properly and Just right to be at
its best, no fresh beef cut up at Bow
mans Exclusive Meat Market. Cor
ner of 4th and White.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
d. A. II. Meeting postponcd.

On account of the death of Mr.. /.
n. Bunting, the regular meeting of
Mt. Garfield chapter. ID. A. r., which
was to have met on last Monady, has
been indefinitely postponed. On next
Monday, December 1th, there will be
called meeting of officers and ex-
ecutive board at the home of Mrs. c.
W. Plumb at 1140 Rood. at 2:3t
o'clock pm. to transact business mat
tiers of Importance.
MRS. FANNIE X. McCLINTOCK,
Regent.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
5 8 8 8 3 3 6 g 8 8 g 8 90 eea
10 ACRES, $4,000

!, w. ]. Shellenberger has sold /.
!, his fine 10-acre pear orchard .
!, south of Clifton to E. S. Porter .
, for a consideration of $4,000. .
3 As part of the deal Mr.. Shell .
!, lenberger secures an S0-acre al .
!, falfa ranch at Artesia, n. NJ .
, Mr.. Porter is residing in Artesia, .
; but expects to move here Feb .
; ruary l, and take possession. .
: Fortunately the deal does not .
!, mean that Clifton will lose one .
!, of its most progressive citizens. .
!, Mr.. Shellenberger will move to .
!, Clifton and expects TO build .
!, later.-Clifton Success. :
) 6, 8 c, g g 8 se $685. 8
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

Try our homemade sausages of all
kinds, made by competent sausage
maker and guaranteed to be a clean
and first-class article. Bowman's
sausage maker makes these kinds of
goods.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
A Natural Inquiry.

This genius states that he attained
success through using the ideas of
brighter men," az
And over what humorous column
Gid he preside?" 81
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
WHOLESALE.

To the trade don't forget the fact
that you can buy your beef by the
quarter at c. F. Bowman's Cash Mar
ket. at wholesale prices. This also
applies to hogs, veal and mutton.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

A. A. Leroy is down from Castle
Gate, u, today on business.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08

A. III. Gilker of Denver is calling
on friends and business associates
here today. f.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-08
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