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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-06
: HAWAIIAN STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY O. 1912.

peace is troubled in domestic life.
When there is not strained situation
between the father and the mother
there is a lack of understanding be-
tween the parents and the children,
between the brothers and the sisters,
brought about by the conflict Of opin.
ions, by mutual intolerance, by the
clash of personal interests. Harmony
rarely reigns in homes.
"And then it must be said that the
reason for marriage is no longer what
it was when the union could not be
dissolved, when it was founded on the
instinct for the protection of property,
on the control of a group The mar
riage of love, which is the only de-
cent marriage, has destroyed this orr
ginal meaning Of the association, and
not being able to assure the durability
of it's own organization it has created
a state of affairs which it calls equal
ity of responsibility before the law,
which will not have the man a brutal
master and the woman lowered and
degraded while she is more virtuous,
more moral, and more sober than the
man.
ut has been said that it is enough
for a woman to be beautiful and to be
a mother. That is an ancient absurd
ity. Woman has a right to be in com
plete development of all her faculties;
she has a right to show all her in
dividuality.
But, it is said, are not such opin
ions contrary to the idea of the fami
ly? No, indeed. The family, modified
in its structure, submitted to the opin
ions of each member, guaranteeing
mutual rights and duties, will be only
more beautiful when it has for its
adornment children born of a true
love, not children of an unequal con
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-06

THE family, as soon as it appears
in history, was patriarchal associa-
ton of father, mother, and children.
Marriage did not of necessity exist
then. There were repeated unions.
Promiscuity was such that the wom-
en- belonged to all the men and the
children had no father in particular.
This state of affairs lasted so long
that in many cases the Christian
Church had, at its beginning, to toll
crate communism.
In the case Of polygamy, the wom-
an was kept in seclusion, and was Oft
en- reduced to the condition of a slave.
Her business was to bring into the
world children for whom she cared
rather through instinct than because
of love. The man, for his part, sought
only physical satisfaction and cared
nothing about paternity
"Then later, with the aid of civiliza
ton, monogamy limited the family anC
| formed groups of classes, but littl'
by little these groups became confus
ed, and did not cling together as fol-
merly, and the condition of the famil
became profoundly modified.
Causes of dissolution accumulate
slowly in the various social class
Here, the right of primogeniture r.
served privileges for some, Their
the power Of tn father lessened tn
authority of the mother over he
daughters; everywhere there wa
tendency toward emancipatio
= Finally, in our day the condition
, the family is almost everywhere arr
fetal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-06
SERIOUS SIDE on A COLD.

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? It is not the cold itself
that you need to fear. but the serious
diseases that 1t often leads to. Most
of these are known as germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while you can? For sale by
all dealers. Benson Smith & Co
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-06
beautiful, is besmirched.

beautiful, is besmirched.
Divorce" comments the Infanta,
would put an end to this insult to
marriage. Its advantages far surpass
the disadvantages alleged by the lie
tenders of an institution that is tot
tering today because it has remained
Interchangeable in the midst Of the So
cial evolution"
The enemies of divorce pretend that
it will destroy the family. That can
| not be, remarks the Princess calmly,
for there are no longer any families
tc destroy.
She argues that the old idea of the
family long since gave way before
the new social order A child is free
of his parents will at the age of
twenty-one or thereabouts Soon BOYS
and girls go to colleges and rarely see
their parents. 1t is rare to find par
ent exercising the authority that once
he claimed, and it is rare to find
child accepting it, The gospel of the
individual and his right to develop is
iuppermost today. Moreover, there is
not the necessity which once existed
for parents to sacrifice themselves
for their children-the social organ
ization has been changed. So the ar
gument about destroying the family,
concludes Princess Eulalia, is based
on hypocrisy, and there is nothing
in it.
Yes, divorce is useful, necessary,
moral; but it could and should be-
come even more so. Divorce by mu-
tual consent must become the remedy
for the evils that dishonor the human
soul. Those who have been unfortu-
nate in marriage must be able to dis
) solve their union without having to
expose to public curiosity, to the NAL
ice of lawyers, to the opinions Of
judges, the intimate details of two
existences poisoned by misunder-
standing, incompatibility of temper
excuses, or serious wounds"
But beings freed from their matri-
monial Jail and ripened experience"
must be permitted to marry again
Mine times out of ten these mar
riages are happy because the husband
+ and wife had had time to understand
each other, because they have obeyed
: the law of love, because they have os
capped from conventionalities, and in
e general have not been guided by self
e interest, that pernicious and prepon
e derating element in the conflict be
It tween the sexes.
s divorce as it is today does moi
s sufficiently solve the distressing prob
lens which arise from marriage. i
Is is inadmissible, inhuman, immora
n even that one who has suffered pa
IF tiently for twenty years for tn,
Ie honor of the children" should be con
Or demned, because he or she has dc
IN serted hell, to pass the rest of hi
n days in an Illicit union without tn
d. right of building up a new home an
is consecrating by marriage the affe'
OF ton and devotion which have cure
the ancient hurts, restored the joy
III living and created sense of ne
pit moral and social obligations,
n, The Infanta looks forward to a da
" when divorce shall be a claw OF ju
is tice," and not as often, as it is toda
ng tacit agreement covering licentiou
&c, ness" Divorce that shall exist by Il
iswish of the one who shall give sum
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ing; it is prejudice that keeps one
race and one nation from seeing the
virtues of the others; it is also preiu-
dice she concludes, which makes peo-
pie believe that a person born in a
high social position is incapable Of
thinking
Which last is certainly well-placed
shot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
SMOKES DROP LAST
TO TERRE HAUTE

Wheeling started the scoring in the
nrst frame. when with one down.
Booe singled and went TO third on
Wild peg OF Dodd's infield
tap. Jansen put n fly TO Calbert in
LETT. Booze scoring on the throw IN.
In h second Pick started a rally
by n single to right and H~argrove put
n Just out Of Dodd's reach. Calbert
breezed. but Asgie sent Pick across
the counting pan on a neat single
TO second. waring leaned the weight
OF his body against an inshoot and
took two bags on the result, Hargrove
rompinE home and Grant going to
third. Cantwell was deliberately walked
and was forced at second by IA
honey. Mahoney started for second
the same time Grant began Logging
II Tor home. and when Gray dropped
Haley's throw Aggie scored and Dan
made the second bag I'm safety. The
fast little shortstop followed II mp by
stealing third and m~eandering home
when Haley made a bad peg 10 third.
Snyder d the rally by a fly to
Jansen at third.
In the sixth the visitors made an
other run. Servatius singled with
only one down. and went 10 second.
when Haley was thrown out. Pick to
Dolan. Welcher put n hot grounder
down the third base line and the
Stogies' clown first baseman touched
the home rubber with a whack. beat
Ing the bail by about fifteen feet.
Moran got To first when Mahoney
fumhled his ~grounder. welcher taking
third. Graham went in TO bat for
Richey. m was given a pass. filling
the bags. Gray killed all hopes OF
further scoring by "A fly to Calbert.
In the seventh Grant reached first
on Grav's error and took second on
Warnings sacrifice. Cantwell singled
him 10 third. Aggie played on the
bag. drawing n throw To third. which
was dropped and he counted. The
third baseman. however. shot the ball
70 second in time TO catch Cantwell.
and after Mahoney had been given a
complimentary ticket to first he at
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
ST.. CLAIRSYILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Juno ei-
Marriage licenses Issued follow
Clarence = Hardwick. AGED %. and
Marguerite Hinton. axe 90. both Of
GAINESVILLE.
Carl Henry Serig. age 81. ~ wheel
ing. vs.. ". and Jess Mae lace. axe Is.
o. Hellalre.
George 9. Thornton. ago g. and
MDIiie Byard, age 90. both q Bridge
port.
George " Johnston. age q and
Louis. 70 Jones. ago 20. both ~ Mar
tins Ferry.
Samuel Dickorson. age 10. ~ HoUo-
way. and Lizzie c. Smith. axe 20. %
SewrIHNIlc.
John Lawrence VIII 90 Macarthur.
n, and Alice Averrc Reid of Martins
Ferry.
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IMPEACHMENT
OF Judge Archibald Will Be Recon-.
mendsd BY House Committee
on Investigation.

WASHINGTON. June II. - The
House judiciary committee voted
unanimously today 10 report articles
Of Impeachment against Judge Rob
ert ". Archibald. 90 the
court. Who IA been under investiga-
ti0n Tor alleged m~isbehavi0r In office
In connection with the "Culm hank"
Transaction with the Erie railroad.
The report viii bc made during the
week Of July I
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Thomas r. Frazier VS.. Charles shed
VIII and others Action FOR money
IN the sum Of $3.50. with Interest from
The 18Th day ~ october. 1909.
WfsIr" %. Frazier vs. J. CD. U1wer4
Action Tor money In fhr sum ~
$3.50 due on rrOwi9r0rs notes.
James r. Tr.EF rH Thomas r Trfrr
and others Petition Tor partition.
state ~ ohio fr William Wrv-
hugh. Petition Iu error
State ~ ONTO vs Charles patfer-
son. Petition In error.
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BENEFIT GANG FoR
DEAD TEAM MANAGER

FAfRMONT. " Va. June % To
provide for Tho family ~ the late Lou
Hunt. manager and pitcher NJ tho
Fa.rmguf baseball team. Who was
Killed "a few days ago while a. his
work. n monster benefit game viii "a
played here noxt Thursday By tho
Clarkfburr and Fairmonf teams Tho
family. consisting of fha widow and
I've children. was practically frr
penniloFs by the death OF The bread
winner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

TERE HAUTE. Ind. June I'll
Manager Aggie Grant presented a
changed lineup this afternoon, with
n different batting order, and with
Cantwell in the box the Terre-irs an
neNed the odd game OF the series
from the Stogies by tho score OF 6
10 .. \ bunch Of hits on Richey In
the second frame. coupled with a
double steal. which worked with sue
cess. and an error by Haley. was re-
snonSlhle for five runs. which gave
the Hopefuls a lead the boys from
stoEleFilIe were unable to overcome.
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MAPS KNOCK SUMMERS
OUT OF BOX AND WIN

DETROIT. June 2l.-Cleveland knock-
Cd out OF the box this after
noon, scoring riy mus in the first in
Ling. and won easily by a score of 8 g.
steal OF home and third by Cobb
ana crawford. when O'Neil muffed he
pail was tie means Of giving Detroit
Two rnus, Blanding allowed but four
hits an dhad good control. score:
Detroit ........O o. ?
Cleveland .....b "a -
fatterleS-Summers. CoVington. Du-
hue and ~Stanage; Blanding and O'SeiL.
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THE VETERANS WIN
PROM zANEsvrILE

DAYTON. o.. June 2l.-Dayton found
est easy IN the first two innings and
mad little trouble winning from Zanes-
vale. . to :. and made u clean sweep Of
Ihe series score r. II. +.
GAINESVILLE .....O o . 100000 O. /
hatteries-Schulz and Armstrong;.
West and Huston.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 2i-wa.htrx-
49, eSsny won to.day's game here. me
81 runs in the first two I,n,as.
throngh the inefectiveness OF IL Nor~sn
and Pennock. Score: pSi2Is1h
fhiiadeiphia - 00OOIOOO- 4
batterles-Groom and Henry: n. Nor
Eah. II. Barry. Harreil ana
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GRAND RAPIDS WINS
LAST FROM STELhrEN

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June el.-
Grand Rapids to-day won the final game
OF the youngstown series. = 20 @. tad
Iey nat a nome run, TWO doubles and a
single Ia four times at bat, scorlu a
total OF SIX runs. Score. n a. p
Grand Rapids. % . 3 IO2is - . 10 4
Youngstown IL I 10 90 a. l. o IA
Batteries-lJnCsey smith and Holmes,
Case and OrTis.
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CANTON LOSES TO
THE HARvEsrERs

SPRINGFIELD. o. June 2L-The
locals broke up the game in the ninth
inning to-day ana won from Canton by
the score OF , to =. Goultat famed II
men score. n. ii. T.
canton .......OOiOOOOO1-2 ; /
Springfield ....O OOOOOOO3- ,
Observation-Disclosures and Texter. Gou-
lat and Mckee.
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RED sox WIN Aup
fokMEH sMoKE HITS HAM

NV YORK. June 2i.-Boston nada
" thFte straight over New York here To-
Jay, inning easily. IL to q Yerkes
Slesned the bases In the second win n
Ioubie. Lewis in five times up made q
nome run. a triple and a single and drew
Two passes. Score n n r
Boston .......05IOOOs2O-iI Il q
NeS YORK ..:.O OOOOIOlI- 3 4
hatteIies-Wood and Cady; Quinn ANA
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vARNELs DEFEATED
SAILORS 6 TO 2

FORT WAYNE, Ind. June el-Fort
Wayne won the final game OF the series
from Erie here to-day 81 a score OF .
10 . Score. X h F
Fort Wayne 800 l+Ul0OOO -6 /
Batte'..s-Snettler and OLeary. Har-
din and Martin.
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Two base hits-Waring and welcher.
FIRST on balls-Off Cantwell. 2: OFF
klciey. ! Off Shuttleworth. 1.
struck out-By Cantwell. 4. by Richey.
}; by ShuttlewOrth. 1.
ttlts-Off kichey. IN 5 innings. 6.
Double plays-Grant TO Dolan.
flfst base on errors-Gtant, Moran.
Lett on ST Iiaute. ?: Wheel
ing, :.
ing.
Sacrifice hits-Jansen. Mahoney and
WarinE.
Time. IS.
unprotected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

When your child has uhoopirz
cough De- careful to Keep The cough
loose and cxpccfor1fI0n eaev by giving
Chamberlain Cough Remedy aa NAV
Do required This remedy will also
Hquify tho fourh mucous and make 10
onaIor fu rVrocIora'c 10 has been us.
cd frro'r-fllIF Boo many nuidemics and
ie cafe and sure. For sale By aII
dralcrA
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tempted to make "a good for two. and
NAs naboed az second Playing was
stopped In the ninth. with onlv one
OCT. IN order 20 permit the wheeling
team 10 catch an eariy train for Grand
Rapids. The score.
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LOOSE FIELDING Owes
QAhIE TO IKE CUBS

st LOUIS. june -i-Cuiragp won
from 50 Louis today. . % 8 chicago
played without au error. Score
Ri T..
Chicago .....O ] I o % 2 / % T.. ID
81 Louis ...l q u % % ! o. % u-s 10 g
Eattsr'es-Lavenaer. Chs-cy ard Ar
cher. Willis. Geyer arr WisEo.
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WHITE sox WHY
THROUGH LOOSE FIELDING

June 2i.-Loose fielding
enabled chicago 10 win the third game
1 . Score:
chicago ......O13OOO22.-S ,
81 Louis ....:.O 0 0OOOOOI- 5 q
batteries-Walsh and Kuhn. Brown
Allison and Alexander: stephens.
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AKRON FOUNDED MARTIN
FOR A 9 TO 4 vICTCRY

SOUTH BEND. nd. June 2I.-AkrOn
pounded Dave Martin hard and Won the
final game Of the series to-day. The
score. II II T.
south Bend ...OOOOO3lOO-S
Akron ...-....0 - = 4 Q
BdttcrIes-Martin and Tiemau. Osborn
and FOhL
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
LLEAaUE.

Baltimore. &. Montreal. 2
Jersey city. 4 Buffalo. ..
Newark. q Toronto. 3
Providence. q. Rochester. T..
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TIL STATE LEAGUE.

Allentown. 4. Johnstown. s Gst).
Allentown. - Jamestown. o.. t2nd.D
Trenton. Z, YORK. J.
Wi minEton. = HARRISBURG. 3.
AlIantlc civ. 8. NealInE. B
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The McConkey will play the To-
routo. ohio. team saturday and the
Hlunc. ohio. team SUNDAY They viii
leave Tor F0nprf0 90 O'Clock on the
O.. g. J.. o. bridgeport Tn. PLAYERS
viii please report az McConkcy at 1
O'Clock.
The Meyers Provision compar
team 1904 the NcAIsrhsu Athletic
seventh street diamond on Sunday
afternoon. and as both teams have
been playing n FOOD article ~ bali
n large crowd VIII b. apt Co. attend
The game. The batteries Tor the
batteries f1r The Meyers team will be
Link and Nanneman.
Tho Jock Arhurs ana tho Wheeling
Mold ami Foundry teams will u.tr %
rnmr OF bali SUNDAY afternoon ON the
Tunnel Green bod tho Fast End. and
rH both teams claim the supremacy
~ fha title fn the championship. a
good rnmr viii br the result. The
game viii be called 90 g.f5 and "a
cordial Invitation ia extended 90 nfI
who wish Goo see o. Food ramc o. o.
tend.
Tho ST. T. 1r Vincent church
team ~ Film Grove would IKE to ar
rHurr for o. same ~ boil 90 Dc
PLAYED on any diamond any evening
next week Tho ST. Luke or Thonp-
son teams preferred.
The Lorain coal q Dock team a~
r.ufa fn. challenge NJ fha gIatiuh
etara and will Do at HeuaIra sunday
90 2 o.. m.
Tho baseball seine ThlraGav between
he fairriew bod Quaker CITY ohio.
leans PLAYED nf Quaker CIft. WAS
ono ~ fha best for several seasons.
the final count being Quaker CITY. O..
Fairyirw. 70. af the end ~ the twoifh
inning. Persons and Dillon o~fTriat-
90 Tor Fairylrw while Hunt and Dun
dv we're 90 Che points Tor Quaker
'ifv The EnIiev Mills team was de-
fratrd hy Qlaksr city on che second
game. 10 % o.
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New YORK. 3. Boston. ,
chicago. ST. Louis. s
Brooklyn. Philadelphia. ..
Iittshurgh-Ciurfnuatl rain
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NAP RUcKEH MAS THE
QUAEEWB AT his MERCY

EHDDkLNN. ". Y. june -I-Rl,ker
laI the In.IHlelphiaus eating ugt %
his hand today. They made three bits
fr t"- FIRST two inning and after that
eid not get o. man o. frfs. Brooklyn
walked on with tHe game by the score
Hf fu U. Score.
p~lIladeIraia % % o. % % % % p % q 2
Brooklyn ..4 U ! 70 On r . % So 90 4
Batteries Seatou. Hiyey and ElIllfcr
arI Doom Huckcr and Miller.
The B%cllairc team and the g.. e. T..
q. teams viii play a game ~ ball TO-
dag on The Eim Grove diamond and "a
largo crowd VIII hr in attendance and
who attend.
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Standing OF the club,
TO-day's Games.

'II"HET n IT IU"Te
New York az Boston.
Philadelphia at BroukIyr.
Cincinnati at l1ttruurrh
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MARQUARD
WINS AGAIN
SCORES SIXTEENTH STRAIGHT VIC
TORY OVER HOPELESS BOSTON
CREW.


Nap Ruoker Easily Conqusra the Phiia-
aslphia Club-cub Best st. Louis.
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washinston. s; PhiiadeipSia
SieNelAnd. s: Detroit. ?
Shicago. =; ST. Louis.
Boston. II: New York 4
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'sanding OF n Oue.
To-day's Gamsl

W at ~Phiiadelphia
Boston at New York
st Louis at ChicaRo
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AMERICAN

BOSTON, Juno 2l.-AlthouEl 10 was
outpitcHed By Ierdus. Rube Marc lard
came into his sixteenth consecutive vice
tory when che Giants beat Boston today
9 Co q. score.
Ri p
Boston .....O Z 7 q o q o o % 10 ,
New YORK 90 g % o ID 70 o-5 9 2
Hatteries-Perdue aad Harden. Mar
guard and Meyers.
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WASHINGTON
WINS AGAIN
Prrcxrns --
LAID NJ ASPIRING uArIonALa-

s.ef Lswts mt Hard for IA sox
Ing Dst-oiI
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H'ehey Hammered Hard in Second
n Errors Scored Hettsn-
tets Five Runa
sHuTTIEwoRTH WORKS WELL
IN LAST THREE INNINGS.
Game Called on at End OF Eighth, So
Smokes Could Catch Train
to Grand Rapids.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Resiuts.
Terre Haute. 6. Wheeling. 2
Dayton. 8. Zanesvtlle. 2.
Springfield. 3, Canton, ..
Akron. ?: South Bend. Z.
Grand Rapids. 2: Youngstown. s.
Fort Wayne. 8; Erie, ..
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Chicago. 4 Pittsburgh. e..
No other games scheduled.
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To-day's Games.

Akron at Dayton.
Canton az south Rend.
Zauesville at Springfield.
Wheeling at Grand Rapids.
Erie at Terre Haute.
Youngstown at Ft. Wayne.
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