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Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
Some Result. Of tn. Parcel Post.

The parcel post system we now have
was notoriously delayed by the fears
Of the snsall-town retailer that it
would hurt him by helping his most
dreaded competitor. the big city mail
order" concern. And because the
small-town retailers are numerous, and
all have votes the congressman hest
tated.
When the new system finally went
into effect the whole country specu-
lated about It's effects on the mail car
rier. the various kinds Of retailers and
the consumer. That it would "hit the
express companies was generally
foresoon. Nobody seemed to think
much about the effect on the railways.
1t can not be recalled that anybody
mentioned the possible effect on the
wholesaler.
How the parcel post has made the
railways do a lot Of work for less than
cost has been frequently illustrated in
these columns. According to A. B.
Maine, in a current magazine its ef-
fects have been decidedly embarrassing
to the wholesaler, upon whom It has
thrust q new and unsoived expense
problem.
For the country merchant has dis.
covered that he no longer Feeds to per
suade q customer who wants an article
not usually carried in stock to be
satisfied with something else. He ssnds
an order to his wholesale house for
that exact article, to ba shipped BY
parcel post. These little orders have
70 multiplied that they have given rise
to new piece Of Wholesale house
slang. They are called mice"
How these mice" eat into the profit
margin OF the wholesaler II easily seen.
It costs Just as much clerical labor 20
handle the order for one pair Of shoes
for ono eccentric customer of q re-
taller az II does TO handle the same
retailers $1,000 order for his seasons
stock.
According to 4 leading official Of one
OF ChicaSos largest mail order houses,
the effect OF the parcel post there has
been 60 Increase the s;:::sse- cs c.ac::
rather than the volume Of sales. The
amount Of cash received shows only
about the normal increase Of former
years.
But the parcel post helps the coun-
try merchant by putting in his reach.
within the few days that the customer
can easily be induced TO wait, the en-
tire stock Of the Wholesaler or manu-
facturer, and that without express
charges that would seriously affect his
profits. The new burden on the whole
saler In such that Mr.. Maine says one
firm, he knows II sending out booklet
pleading against mice Il such terms
as these:
Don't do Il II you can help IL. Re-
member little order 10 - much trou-
bic 10 big one. We will Nil them
~ IN accommoda1Soss % Z GOOD c,Is-s
toner; but please help ~ ct ~ sAds
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
TIMES EsREPuBLlcAN MARsHAILrowN IOWA: JANUARY s 1914

.eeat With the skirts cut o1. ana dark
castnet pantaloons. Henry 10 . yellow
boy. IL or 10 years old. ava feet ave or
six inches high, wore . blue cotton
frock coat, gingham roundabout, new
fur hat and buckskin pantaloons. !
win pay the above reward to any per-
son who may bring them to me in Boon
county. Missouri or 500 for either Of
them: or 800 for securing them or
giving me such Information as may
enable me to get them. It Is supposed
that runaways will be assisted to es-
cape by some particular white men.
Thomas Flynt.-Republished in Annals
Of Iowa from Iowa Territorial Gazette
and Burlington Advertiser. of April s.
1899.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
a2oo Re,a,ard.

Ran away or were stolen from the
subscriber from house near Salem, In
Henry county, Iowa Territory. on
Thursday night the II inst. two negro
men. whose names arc Winston and
Henry but they having been runaways
since the 11th OF August last, have
called themselves Jack ana Bill. They
had found their way into the new pur-
chase Of Iowa, and the subscriber found
them there. and was returning with
them home to Missouri stopped to stay
at q house. from which they escaped or
were stolen
Winston Is 2e or q years o. ags. 10
biacx, iive feet ei6ifst or Ss:sse sSscsses
high wore . sealskin cap. blue Jeans
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

ing something or waiting a bit to make
UP respectfully sized order.
All Of which goes to show the need
Of caution In legislation. since the
wisest legislator can never tell exactly
where and whom the lightning Of new
laws is going to strike. II was certain
~ not the intention of the parcel post
advocates to unloose upon wholesale
merchants the swarms of mice" with
which they are now strugEiins-Chi-
cago Inter Ocean.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

Antony's grafton. which took him. what
with gesture and all, fully fifteen min-
utes. He paused. out Of breath. but
triumphant.
Take her, with my blessing.." aid
Mr.. Snippleddross. preparing to leave
the room again, rather Apologetically.
my mistake. young man-you're no
actor!'
Almost noiselessly tbs young people
fell into each others. arna-Indtan-
apolis Star.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
ABOUT YOUNG MEN.

MASON City GIObe-Gazette.J
The young men OF Mason City who
are only satisfied to begin where their
fathers leave of. would better recon-
slider, II they hope for success. The young
man who lives only for the pleasure OF
the moment, who Is opscessed with ssss
idea that he is receiving the unlauded
extremity Of the deal because he is not
so fortunate as his companion in hav-
ing a rich father, will not be able to
buy any kind Of business in twenty
five years But II he will at the begin
ming of the year 1914 resolve to live
within his means and use little for sa-
line surplus. and seek to render more
than value received to his employer.
ten years will see him prosperous and
Mr.. Lupus will no. be hanging around
his back Stoop,
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
OH HORRORS!
TCedar Falls Record.1

A quarter section of Black Hawk
county land worth $3.50 per acre and
assessed at SIS will pay the sum OF
$1.50 per year for two years for the
capital extension at Des Motnes. This
amount represents thirty plugs OF to-
bacco at 10 cents each, or sixty cigars
at cents each. Three dollars just
pays FOR one case Of beer, provided you
return the empties, or 1t nigh pay for
a good second hand wheelbarrow for
Rowley and Hisey. Suffering Moses!
such down right robbery Of the COM
mon people must be suppressed.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

lsvalisrs Mads Fsosn leasa psasia.
A lavaliere made from pearls found
In the Iowa river was nnished by John
Hands 4 Son for Otis Davis of Coral
willie. on Christmas eve. Tho lavaliere
was altoSeths1 unique. containing over
twenty pearls Of various sizes. Tbs
total value was estimated At soms-
where around 500.
All the pearls were found by Davis,
whose father has also been q noted
pearl-hunteF here and at Auscatine.
The pearls were Of various sizes, and
were artistically arranged and placed
in an attractive setting by the local
jewelers.-Iowa City Citizen.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

"As a democrat we rather admire
Governor Clarke" says the Washing
ton Democrat. I'VE believe he Is on
the square. We may err, but we be-
lieve he is q high minded gentleman.
We believe he Is progressive enough.
but that he is sane and reasonable.
and that he does not intend to run all
ordinary. old-fashioned republicans
out Of the party II they do not swear
that the bull moose is an arch angel
and that Theodore Roosevelt il one Of
the twelve apostles
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
ILLINOIS cONv1CTs.

The convicts from Joliet the honor
men. are continuing the road work
despite the fact that there is consider
able snow on the ground. They like
the work and their tents have been
equipped with stoves and as long as the
mercury does not 30 very tar beio"
zero, they will prefer road building to
any work that might be assigned to
them in tho big institution. They are
doing excellent work and are causing
not the slightest trouble. No doubt
the gangs or squads will be increased
lust as fast as II is deemed safe. None
but men who can be trusted are as
signed to this work and the men them
selves see to It that the confidence
which is given them is not misplace ced.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

Tie Atlantic coast, particular: :,sass::sc.!e:!:: Ne."
Jersey and Long Island, was badly
damaged by the terrific storm that
tossed up waves fifty feet high and
pounded houses and hotels into drift
wood in many OF the well known sum-
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

.ee- resorts. The xale is estimated to
have done about 100000 damage. Sea-
bright, N. J., was perhaps the worst
sufferer. Many fishermen's houses
were washed into the sea there. and
the four story Octagon hotel. worth
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

IF there is any one thing that will
arouse our interest in the cause Of
woman's suffrage II is to see poor
tiredlooking little woman carrying q
fat jowled infant and suit case while
her hulking husband strides along at
her side with empty hands," says the
Burlington Gazette. It's safe guest
that this is the kind Of a man who
terms his wife "the woman"
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

''The feeling up here in Clarke's own
country" says the Perry Chief. ''is that
there isn't enough movement in the
Rowley candidacy to make an impress
ion on a moving picture film."
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

controversy over the Mormon vote
caused a great deal OF excitement and
was the main topic Of discussion among
Iowa politicians for many months.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
THE HABIT OF INACcURACY.
Yrae Nfoinas peR3kteP & Leader


With only one or two exceptions
that we have noted. no newspaper IN
the state criticising capitol grouna
extension has given the proposed
tax levies az they are. ;.
The legislature provided q hall
mill levy for each year Of the OIL
ennial period Of 1914. and there
after for eight years such fraction
of a mill as will produce $15o,o0o each
year. which at the present assessment
would be between one-sixth and one
eighth of a mill.
And yet the Atlantic News-Tele-
graph assures Its readers in Cass coun-
ty that for ten years they are to pay
tax of $4,000 year. because that is the
tax Tor the present year
The purpose of the legislature was
to raise substantially 100000 during
the first two years for the purchase OF
the grounds, and 100000 during the
next eight years for the improvement
OF the grounds.
The tax in cass county, instead
Of being $4,000 az the News -fele-
graph says, win be less than $4,000,
which Ii but little more than one-third
as much az the Cass county Taxpayers
have been ordered to look for.
Just what this tax will mean 20 toe
individual taxpayer has been figured in
an interesting way by Mr.. Bolton. Sec
retary OF the Greater Ues Moines com.
mittee:
There are 217.o44 farms in the state
Of Iowa. These farms pay approximate
ly two thirds Of all the taxes. They
must. therefore, pay about 33o7. 900 of
the $3.50, 900 that will be collected this
year, or an average Of about $1.41 per
farm. They pay Ike amount In 1915.
After that their annual payment will
be about ~ cents per farm. There are
33.ea0.6s8 acres In farm land in the
state. The average cost per acre Will
be 900 cents the first two years and
after that .001 cents. Two good ears
of corn per acre will more than pay the
taxes the hrst two years and . fair
sized nubbln will take care OF the taxes
the last eight years.
The register and Leader does not
wish to minimize in any way the size
of the undertaking, or the AberalIty OF
the proposed capitol ground extension.
But because the state is doing . big
thing In a big way IL no reason for
grossly exaggerating the burden put
upon the average taxpayer.
A half mil; tax is = Ts:y small mat
ter in the total OF from 40 to 80 mills in
Iowa. and one-sixth Of . mill tax pure
ly incidental.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
III C0LIAPSEp HQlEL.2 FShERMEkS (QIIA6ES SWEPT MAKl

s75. 900. was completely wrecked This
place had been badly sl1shed by .
storm on Christfas night and was 1usb
emerging from the havoc wroughteon
that occasion when the naw fury Of the
ocean hit 1t q more damaging blow.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

Eerlin Ia considering plan for q
working mems insurance against un-
employment. the cost Of which is to be
divided between the working men and
the city.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

To the Cedar Rapids Gazette, "the
number Of unemployed men in various
parts of the country is suggestive OF
the need 70. g more restrictive imHt-
grafton law"
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08
Iona Newspapers
SCOTT couNrY.s CONCLUSION.

Davenport Democrat
Scott county having realized the value
OF a county crop expert, is about to
test the value Of the county experi-
mental farm. which apparently is the
next step in advance. and one likely
to result just as happily.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

To the Sioux City Jounai. THE min
ing horizon Is looking decidedly more
Mexicanish"
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

THE capitol grounds will be enlarged
before Mr.. Rowley gets hta campaign
we'll under way" says the Iowa City
Citizen.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-01-08

n salk means aaythinx. tbe peo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
SUPREME COURT
HEARS ARGUMENTS
ON SEVERAL CASES FROM rntR.
TENTH DISTRICT.
THIS and Fourteenth District viii Be
Completed To-dsy-other Gases
To BE Heard.

The state supreme court OF appeals
resumed Its session yesterday morn.
Ing AFTER a weeks conference and
o up several cases of the thir.
teenth circuit. At noon they recessed
untu this morning. when they will
hnish the york of the thirteenth and
also the fourteenth district. At the
session. Judge Lynch left the bench.
as many OF the cases were from Har.
rison county. where he presided as
Judge OF the circuit court before his
elevation TO the position he now holds.
fetitions on writs OF error were
presented on different cases and part
OF them granted. An appeal from the
circuit court OF Berkeley county was
Med with the supreme court. The
suit involved a contract as an apple
merchant on the London. Manchester
and Liverpool markets. II was STYLED
.. Is. Crop vs.. Hothwell and com.
pany. The company claims that Crop
received the contract through fraud
Judge Miller being a relative of the
parties concerned. will not preside i'm
the matter.
\ petition for a writ of error in
me case OF the State vs.. Martha
summers, ct. al. was filed. The
action involves the title of an estate
OF l.l50 acres of land. A like writ
was petttioned in the matter of the
state W. +. J. Wilson. A writ OF
error and supersedas was granted in
the matter of Booher vs.. The Union
Traction Company.
Judge Howard ogden. OF the Pub
Tic Service Commission was present
al the session yesterday and will
participate in the case this moning
before the body.
Cases disposed Of yesterday were
as follows:
State vs.. J. W. Duffy. Harrison
county, continued. County Court OF
Harrison county vs.. Hope Natural
Company. submitted on briefs.
l.. n. Cohman vs.. Hope Natural Gas
company. Harrison county, argued:
Hugh Garrett vs.. Reserve Gas Com
pany, 81. al, submitted on briefs: X.
X. Hall VS.. Philadelphia Company of
West Virginia, involving damages
from laying OF gas lines through a
farm, argued: G. s. Parr VS.. e. -.
Howell. Lewis county. submitted on
briefs; IL. II. +. Post vs.. City OF
Clarksburg, argued: Interstate Fl
Company ". II. 4. Schroeder.
Lewis county. submitted on briefs ;
George Gilmore vs.. Lloyd Rinehart.
ct. al, Lewis county. submitted on
briefs: Mary Il. Cofindamer. ct. al.
vs.. Hope Natural Gas Company. Har-
rison county. submitted on briefs.
The following cases will be up for
action today
Sans We. Barnes; State vs.. Pom
roy; State vs.. Burnside: Anderson
vs.. Anderson; State vs.. Henry: Cav
throp VS.. Coal Company: State vs..
Ice. Weewly VS.. Weekly.
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INITIATION
Rank Of Page was Conferred on Sew
ersl Candidates oy Wheeling
Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias.

IN important business session Of
wheeling lodge. No. ia. knights OF
Pytinas. was held Yesterday evcning
IN their castle hall. in the Waldorf
building. The session convened
promptly at : O'Clock owing to the
large amOun of business which came
up for discussion at the meeting.
An important event in connection
with the meeting was the comforting
Of the rank Of page on a class of eigh,
candidates. whC are being initiated in
10 the mysteries Of the order Follow
ing h degree work the members o.
the order took up the discussion Of
the proposition OF purchasing "A build
ing 10 be used as p home for the three
uptown lodges. The matter was dis
cussed and some very interesting adj
dresses were made. both for and
against the proposition. The fnal re
suit OF the vote will not D." announced
until all Of the local IoGges give Tho
result.
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Horner and Thomas swain. Several
other matters were talked over II ~,
card to the new order.
After the business was completed
James Mansbarger. n OF the mem.
bers, brought the Martins Ferry band
TO the hall and they rendered several
selections. much to the delight OF the
members present 4 fine lunch wa
served by the Mother Mckinley cir.
Gle. Ladies OF the G.. \. r.
Another meeting will be held Tues.
day evening. March Il. and all OF
those who are Sons of Veterans ar.
requested 10 attend. as IL is the In.
tention TO have at least goo members
in the next few weeks.
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SONS OF VETERANS
OF the Ohio Valley Hold lnterestinu
Meeting IN Martins Ferry
Tuesday Evening.

A wei attended meeting Of In,
sons of the Veterans OF the Ohio Val
ley was held in the Shreve-Heryey
hall at Martins Ferry last evening and
steps were taken for the orc~anizatior
OF a new council of Sons of Veterans
on the Ohio side. There was in the
ncichborhood Of 200 present az in.
meeting.
The following officers were elected
last evening. John GImcn. command
81. Howard Critter. yirc-commandcr
= harles Manly. senior commander.
Mason. treasurer and Thomas
Jehers. secretary. The following wer.
elected councillors. G.. r.. Dun. \. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
QUIET ZONE
West Virginia Traction & Electric Co.
Issue order TO Crews Of
Trolley Cars.

W. accordance with the custom ~
The West Virginia Traction a. Electric
company officials. an order was issued
Yesterday 10 the crews Of an CITY Rail.
way cars. 20 observe M" zone Of uui.f
last evening. when passing the NTarEst
auditorium The NiuucuuOIis sym
punnF orchestra concert was ON and
iu order Zoo NOT ans trouble from
'he ouf idn. 'ur order was issued and
strictly ohrNrd Dos each crew The
.I'I''} cars passed by the biz ardi.
mo E"urs were never sounded
PATRONS u' fnp concert ,vUra..eH
much .rUrIafiou for f.n pTorf ON
IH' part OF The traction Officials "a, ala
In Tho r'uuDrinE OF tho program and
20 result there was not tho least
"l ? hi'rH caused by unnecessary
noise. rf ans time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
Just Right for Baokache and
Rheunafter7

Foley Kidney pils are 20 fbor-
oushly effective for backache. rbsu-
iuatiSm. svOllen. aching Joints ktd.
nov and bladder ailments that they
are recommended everywhere. A
lIorus. McGrew. \ehr. says. For
On" last few months. va. tr,ubt.I
win pains In my back and the druo
Sist recommended Foley Kidney PiIls
TOT my ailnent. ! have no vet tax
gr All of u bottle and my old iron
bl" has entirely disappeared FOR
sale by Coleman 4 Co@Ady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty

ST. DLAIESIILIE March ,
rom George ". Jackson tu Robert NJ
lNanH, tract Of land boz Warren town
SNIP. Consideration. $1,000.
From IT, D. Eud-WiE. trustee. 20 Do d.
i'"dfw ig a Co.. tract Of land boz EeIl3tr..
consideration. $4,000.
rom J ". Hutchi~uu 60 Joe kuuuctrK.
~-ldsratou. 81.
FROM Lawrence JsnerIe- To- Nicholas
D I'II'@ tract Of lJud iu Warren town
~hlp. consideration. SOS.
From blanche Fish to Henri, Real
ira"f Of land Boz Bcllaire. cousidcratian
From Charles Holman to G.Ir,,y,
county COMMISSIONER tract Of I,,1 tI
"Ierain aud Eichland townships. CON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
Cake walk

TU'T' VII b" \ I"E| val. T.II IN H.
court hnu-" hail. u.Nf Thursday nigb.
NHrrh l-ih lnr th. benefit ~ tho or
.N.-i Iht 'di'a OF the UubIt, libra
VIII Furnish the .,E.- and vfIi as.
isl E,'rJ hndy o. c,rdiBIIy invited tu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
Prohata Cnnr

% inr matter OF the estate Of John
lIf'' deceased. account filed.
tH' matter Of the estate Of Euuch
ordered at fixed price.
In tho matter of The csttt. Of Tru-
Utute Wiul4ud a.ra4e.d ...,
Mod aud approved
In tho matter uf the estate Of John
Nh"Wf deceased account settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
WANTED-Automobiles
D | E D

MecoNNELL-On Monday. March End.
iFlf a. $50 o'clock O.. m. JAMES ".
MCCONNELL in the 18th year of his
age.
j. un'ral from the residence Of his sis
tcr-tn-laW Mrs. ~. 1N. Mcconnell
1913 E"tf street. Wednesday al .
O'Clock %. M lut'rm'ut az Peninsula
cemetery. Friends of family invited
To- attend.
BEEHETT-On Tuesday. March q. 1914.
~ 'HiH O'Clock o.. rI. 90
Homeopathic Hospital MAGGIE.
REED tuc' Morrison wife or W. D.
Bennett.
Funeral services from the home OF her
nl.c'. MS ..eorgs Ihorngatc. 1924
Zane street. Martins Ferry. -. ,n.ar
tu" willows. Friday afternoon al F..
o'clock Friends o. tho family i'm
Nil'd. lntsrm"ut private at Green
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
BANKRUPT SALE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
Bids will be acccpted ON the ISarsI
Rosenberg bankrupt stock untl March
9TH. 1914. at which time the highest aud
best bid Will be accepted. subject To- the
Confirmation OF the court. The trustee
reserves the nigh to reject any or all
bids. pp~portunity to inspect stock and
inventory may be had by applying &,
the undersigned.
ROBERT :. JUDGE. Trustee.
mT-V-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04

BUFF oRPINaToNs: good cocker,Is
and pullets. Eggs for Matching.
Prices reasonable. Both phones. II. n.
Marsh. f-4-90t
"a OF thoroughbred. utility
ana exhibition stock. For bargains in
eggs ana chicks send for Price card. The
Levi Il. Harr Farm. FaIrmont. w. Va
ja-2o-gOt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, bbs Mar.
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.

I Is HEREBY GINEN, That
the state Board OF Control Of the Stale
at its office at Charleston. Wesi VIrririI
Tor furnishing supplies for tire ,eVcraI
state Institutions. the financial manage
iueut OF which IS vested IN said Board
contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crs viii he given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
niShed bidders ON recciEt OF requests
stating the lire desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
lA-l-U Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-04
MOST CONVENIENT
IN WHEELING

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= Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
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IL. Hard wood Golden OakD finish
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u Hard wood floors. CwhIte Maplel.
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II. You can pride yourself in occupy
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10 Large halls and toilet rooms.
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