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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
old COMMONS AAEADBOTH CLAIM VICTORY
Mexican Residents Said to Have Fled
When Alexandrians and Other
Virginians Appeared

DISPATCHES from make-belicve war
zones are akin to those which come
from actual fighting in Europe. 1t
will be seen from the following that
the Virginians claim to have gained
a victory in the sham battles on the
Texan border last week, while the
defenders allege the invaders were
repulsed. IN the words of an old say
ing, PAY your money and take your
choice"
One dispatch from Brownsville
saws: "Some of the Mexican resi-
dents Of San Benito, hearing this
morning hat two Virginia regiments
were on their way to attack the town,
and being untutored as to the harm
lessness of the war-game, sough:
safety in flight Saturday. 1t was Il
big day for the First and Second In
. rantry. They made frontal attack
it daybreak on i supposed enemy en-
lcnched on the beach at Point lSa-
bel. Then they travelled thirty mile.
hv motor trucks and attacked seven
Dattalions of militia guarding one APP
,roach to San Bcnito. and Llade them
fall back to the town TO eff%ct juno
rion with other regiments .: the dc,
tenders. The umpircs stopped th9
game at that point just as Il drench'
ing rain began to fall. Gen. jaime;
| Parker commanded the Virginlans.
J Another dispatch from Brownsville
saws: "The little city of San Bcnlto
! 20 miles ncrth Of here, came out with
out Il scratch in a fierce encounter
or its possession yesterday in on'
! stage CT in elaborate war game play
I ID by the soldiers Of Gen. Jane
! parker's brigade. The successful de
! lenders Of the town were the force
# The provisional brigade under crli:
mand OF Col. Robert J.. Billiard, III
.luding Oklahoma, Louisiana ant
South Dakota regiments. These sol
liers. in tactical army maneuvel
rcpulsed an onslaught of two regi
ments of Virginia infantry under Co
William Perry The attacking fore
approached San Bcnito from the sout
in more than so motor trucks. Tnre
miles from the town they We're me
by the first line dcfcnsc-thc FRS
Oklahoma Infantry. under Col. Ro
Hoffman, and the attackers wer
driven back"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
DROP IN TEMPERATURE
Cool and Clear Weather Follows
CopiOus Rains of Yesterday
Morning.

The temperature yesterday stood
n marked contrast TO that Of the pre-.
:ious Sunday. The wind WAS from
The northwest at an carly hour, and
ain clouds were soon brought ovel
he city. There was a steady down
pour fer some time. but by noon the
heavens had become clear. The wind
continued from the northwest. caus-
,ng decided tumble of the mercury
n the thermometer. The weather to-
day has been clear and cool.
1t is suggested that somewhere in
Vest Virginia a secondary slow" de-
'eloped yesterday and spread all over
she State. This caused rainfall. ac-
.ording to the Weather Burcau. and 4
'rop in the temperature in the Mid.
lie Atlantic States.
Tomorrow will be cool, and to make
.hings even better, there are fresh
winds headed this way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
POLICE COURT

lJustice l.. H. Thompson presiding)
The following cases were disposed
of this morning:
Andrew Jackson, colored, charged
with assaulting Joseph Russell
was sent to Jail for ninety days.
Thomas Lancaster, colored, charged
with assauitin" Walter Nickins, color.
ed, was fined $40.
Maggie Dove, charged with assault.
Ing Joe Lancaster, was fined So.
Louis Jones, colored, charged with,
gambling, forfeited his collateral by
failing to appear.
Carroll Neale, colored, charged with
allowing his horse to roam the streets
Was fined 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
IMPROVEMENTS IN CiTI L.
Several Buildings Undergoing hX-
tens;ve Alterations and Repairs.

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tractor" "'e '"oF ''''''.7
20 helP t"eii 90 ','e' r,-..
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Land Company - .o''''i Ing ~"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
ELIMINATION OF WEEDS
CITY Laborers Have Removed Some
Obnoxious Growths During Past
Few Days

The street department MADE d.!
earnest attack upon certain 'le'os u
weeds in this city last weat, ana LIS
work WILL be prosecuted as fast as
possible. In some places these poison
GUS growths have been allowed "
stand until they are higher than i
mans head.
A movement has been started Ill
Alexandria having for its object Ihe
determination Of weeds.
Weeds along the sidewalks ana Ill
The roadways were vigorously crlVi-
ci2ed at recent meeting OF the
rolcn.a] Heights Citizens ASsocla-
lion it was agreed that the incon-
ycnience to women going about the
place was most annoying, but Il moro
.o.ious consideration WAS the pad
;,,rression on visitors and loss III
veal estate values.
"While the city is engaged in the
:as!: Of preventing the spread OF ty-
ohoid fever, why not compel the
owners of all lots-whether the prem
iscs are occupied or motto cut doW'
rhc weeds and in that way help tt
.Iriyc the mosquito pest from The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION

The feast Of the assumption Of the
5lessed Virgin Mary will he observed
with special services at ST. Mary's
iCatholic Church tomorrow. Masses
will be celebrated at 6, and > o'clock
in the morning.
At 1870 o'clock in the cvcniN@ there
will be meeting Of the Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin in the church,
at which time d large number Of
members will he received into the or
ganiZation. After the meeting bcnc-
diction will ne pronounced and then
brief instruction in the various rites
will be given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
DEATH OF II. X. WAGAR.
lead of Realty Firm Dies at Sum
mer Hcmc at I0nia, Michigan.

Intelligence has been received in
Alexandria of the death last Friday
If H. R. Wagar, who had in recent
Years often visited this city, where
ne had made a number Of friends ard
acquaintance. The deceased was 81
years old. He with his two sons
composed the Wagar Realty Company,
who own the Wagar and Carlyle
apartments in this city, as well as
other Alexandria property. The de-
ceased is survived by a widow and two
sons, Mcssrs, L. Z. and Fred r.
Wagar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-14
Large Crowds Witness Exciting
Races on the River Saturday
Afternoon

Old Dominion Boat Clubs an
nual regatta, which took place Satuf-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock on the
river front in the presence Of large
gathering of invited guests who oc-
cupied the porches of the club house
and large throngs who watched the
various events that took place from
adjacent wharfs, was declared to be
one of the most successful since the
institution of the boating organlZa-
lion in this city. During the regatta
refreshments were served by the
honorary lady members of the club.
The chief event of the evening was
the "centipede" race for distance OF
seven-eights mile between the crack
crews of the Old Dominion Club and
the Analostans, Of Washington. The
local oarsmen came in at the ilnlsh
about four lengths ahead Of the
NaSnlllS loIllstHs.
Events and winners of each follow
in order named:
Single canoe. three-cights mile, {
T, DYSON, first; DR.. J. T. Ashton
second; P. +. Miller, third.
Single gigs, one-half mile, ROLAND
Gaines, first; w. E. Spofford, second
John Curtin, third.
Double canoe, three-eights mile, {
=. DYSON and =. NJ. Johnson, first
DR.. J. T. Ashton and W. S. Wash
:ngton, second; Louis Davis and r
:. Miller, third.
Centipede race, Old Dominion ant
! Analostans, Old Dominion first, crew
III. ". Roberts, Jr., stroke, Francl:
Summers, 9, Leo Pohl, 8, and A. j
Poh!, Jr., bow; Analostans "econd
rev, Boyer, stroke, Uhlman, =, Tue
;:er, 3, and Precise, bow.
Double gigs, Leo Poh] and A. }
Pohl, ir.. first; Roland Gaines an
$ ". Z. cSpofford, second.
Centipede race, between junior GREY
Gland senior crew of Old Dominion:
: seniors first, Juniors second, by one
! half length; Senior crew, }. w
Z Roberts, stroke. J. S. Douglas, Jr.,
W Z. Spofford, 8, and Carl j. Muelle'
Z bow; junior crew, Roland Gaines
5 stroke, Francis Summers, 2; Leo Poh
! ), and A. J. Pohl, Jr. bow.
: The shell events were interperse
by 100 yard swimming race,
which John Curtin was winner; W
IS. Washington. second;. CAIRO
!! Pierce, .Jr., third, and fancy divln
contest in which Carroll Pierce, Jr
%as the winner over his opponent. .
r. Preston, Jr. The canoe tiltin
and balancing contests were called oil
Officials of the regatta were Ref
cree and starter, James S. Douglas
Jr.; Clerk of the course, L. E. Car
vcr; judges at finish, L. E. Uhlel
y. G. Uhler, Capt. Albert Bryan
Edward H. Kcmper and C. Aubre.
Callahan.
In the evening dance was neid a
The beat house, which was in holida.
attire for the affair, the house com
mittee putting up the gay decorations
Iand prizes were awarded to the viii
aers of the different events of TIM
afternoon A handsome pennant bear
ing the name of Old Dominion Boat
Club, was given to each member OF
The local crew, which won over the
! Ana1OStanS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16
WORCESTER WINS
MEMS SECTION
OF GOLF TOURNEY
University Professor Defeats
A. g. Simms One Up; Con.
tests All Close, Due to Care.
full Handicapping.

Dean a. Worcester. q professor at
he university. yesterday u the
Country club golf tournament from
A. q. Simms. n up, in u close con-
cat In which the men halvcd the
'inal hole.
The semi-inals. played sunday.
esulted in Simms heating Grover De-
vine 3 up, with 2 To 20. and Worces-
err defeating Powell : up with one
20 20.
The tournament was close AZ all
tiuSes. the handicapping being 50
i've that In several instances 1t was
bcessary to play extra holes 20 de-
b. matches. In one event twenty
les were played instead of the reg
III lion eighteen.
pne of tho womcn's somi-iinal
md tches, played yesterday, went to
teS holes. the regulations calling for
ME only. This was between Miss
Edith Childers. who won, ! up, and
Mrs. Schwentker.
The first prize in the mems contest
IL a silver water pitcher. the second
"A belt with silver buckle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16

No explanation is needed for
our Atwood. made-to-yOur
measure suits, for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16
PAPPE BUYS THE
UNCLE BAKERY

bead baker at the JANA Grocery CONE
at 222 south Second street and is now
nI charge of the property. Mr. Puppe
is Ju experienced o. successful praH-
uOul baker and propose 60 cater To-
400 kinds of the best trad, 900 thc now
Establishment which ho I- ,uuipp.uS
with all modern sanitary baking shop
appliances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-16

For a mild, easy action OF m" bow
els. try Doan's ilegulets. " modern
laixntiyc. use "a: all stores.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-12

Sec. 3. All other written instruments
which may be made by the corporation
shall be executed by such officers or
agents as the bylaws may designate.
ARTICLE X. s
Certificates of Stock -
Section t. The shares of stock of the
corporation shall be issued only upon
| full payment OF the sums represented bN
them, and shall be transferable only by
signment upon tho books of the cor
Sec. 3. The certificates of stock is
sued to the shareholders shall be signed
by the president or vice-presdent, and
attested by the cashier, and have the cor
porate seal affixed thereto.
rs ~ ARTICLE EI. , {
- Indebtedness ..f
This, corporation shall not contract or
incur any debt or liability. except for
deposits. and the necessary EXPENSES q
and obligations incurred for the pur-
pose of obtaining money with which to
- - ARTICLE XII. 100. \
Exemption Of Private Property. (
The private property of the stock
holders shall be exempt from corporate
liability, except to the extent and in the
manner provided by the constitution and
laws of the state. - Is
Bylaws ..,. D.. 81.
The board of directors may. by a two
thirds vote, make and adopt bylaws
which are not in conflict with the laws
of-the state or these articles of incor-
poration, for the management of the
property of the corporation, the transac-
ton of its business, and the regulation of
it's affairs: and may by like vote alter
or change such bylaws -
ARTICLE XIV. .... 8,
Amendment of Articles of Incorporation
These articles of Incorporation may
be amended at any regular meeting of
the stockholders. or at a special meet
ing called for that purpose, by a two
thirds vote of the capital stock OF the
y-L ..s....-.
ARTICLE XIV. Ia
Dissolution. .g-&
This corporation may be dissolved
prior to the time fixed in it's articles iof
Incorporation by an Affirmative vote 4of
it: stockholders holding three fourtbs. Of
IT'S capital stock, at a meeting Of the
stockholders called for that ,purpase in
articles of incorpofation; and iii, case of
'such dissolution it's affairs ahall be
wot,nd up in the manfier provided by
Dated this 10th day OF ,June., 1915
~. LOUIS F.. KOVAR,a
- :. ). DOZ4NRK;!
III il. b. HANSEN, F II
.-.s G.. S. JOHNSON, >:
" GEO. w. NEWCOM.
State of Iowa, Crawford County, S. s
On this 10th day of June, A. D. 1916,
before me personally appeared j. Dozark,
ii. E. Hansen, c. S. Johnson, Geo. w.
Newcom, and Louis f.. Kovar, to me
known to be the persons named in and
who executed the foregoing articles
OF incorporation of the Farmers and
Merchants Savings Bank, of Boyer, Iowa.
and acknowledged that they executed. the
same as their voluntary act and deed.
y DAVID w. ANDERSON,
25-4t Justice of Peace, in and
for Crawford county, Iowa.
,I-s Boyer, Iowa
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ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
Of tho
.TA11G11O AND 11DnCHANT8 saw
xN00 BANK,
Z 4Oyor. low

-fTNEl. OF 0OyCIs 4OWS.
The persons whOeS names are sub
scribed hereto, and all other persons
who shall 6ecome stockholders Of this
corporation. hereby associate themselves
together as body corporate and organ
ize and create a corporation under Chap
and adopt the following Articles of In
corporation for the government Of such
So
at7 Name and Place of Business.
The name of the CORPORATION shall ps
and its place ofbusiness shall be in the
cityYtof Boyer. county of Crawford, and
state Of Iowa. VIZ sgy.
Z III 81, j ARTICLE IL. j
3 fii Business 58S$ %3a "*,t I'll
IN The general nature Of the business to g
be that of Savings bank. conducted un-
der the provisions of Chapters 10 and. IL
OF Title TX of the Code of Iowa and
actsT0f the legislature5a mendatOry there
and takes to itself all, and singular the
powers: conferred upon savings bank by
the laws OF Iowa, and accepts all 1.-The
duties and obligations Imposed thereby.
ARTICLE Ill.
S5 Capital Stock @53!;.
The capital stock OF this corporation
shall be Ten Thousand Dollars ($1O,-
900. OO), and shal lbe divided into shares
Of one hundred dollars ($1O0) each, and
ton begins the transaction Of its, bust
ness. fs .5 ?
ARTICLE w.
H.. Duration. !. &c., .....s
The existence Of this corporation shall
begin on the date the secretary OF state
issues his certificate of Incorporation.
and shall continue twenty years there
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Kock and sons
John and Herman motored to Lake
View Monday. G rtAt IS
VIM. kock and Hugo were doing
some carpenter work for Mrs. Katie
Man Monday. y ...
William Maynard and family motor
ed to Denison last Saturday. ~
VIM. Horan. fOdebolt, called on
his many friends Thursday. ..st,
Lawler Bros, sold their short horn
calf to Fred Rickers Wednesday. Il
pays to- advertise! #aF e. ~ f> =.
Will Rickers and Geo. Dresser spent
the Fourth at Willard, Neb., making
the trip in their Ford. r. -.
Herman Kock returned to his home
in South Dakota Thursday. His son
Harold stayed at the John Kock home
The school board met Friday to ac
|cept the bonds of the secretary and
treasurer '&~sr !,
James O'Donnell, of Omaha, spent
The Fourth with bis brothers here.
i ~ and Charles
Mi, and NJ. l'reu RNke.s and Eas.
moAd and hMalinda made Il shore call
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Luse Tuesday evening Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dose mctOrcd to
the home of Fike Anton Saturday to
enjoy a social evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. keck and Mr..
and Mrs. Wm.' Dettbarn were West
Side callers Tuesday evening
Thomas Brotherson, of LAX Andes,
S. D., was visiting at the Mrs. Broth
erson home over the Fourth. 4
a Chris Brothersonf shipped four cars
of cattle from Herring Saturday.
Mrs Chris Brotherson and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dresser and
children spent Sunday at the Rickers
home. ~ Ell u 80. aaR<t
I VIM. !AThies motored to Denison Sun.
day4to spend the day with friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jams and chill
dren autoed to the Fike Anton home
Saturday.
Jackson has added another voter to
its list. Geo. Dresser was twenty-one
July It'll. Mr.. Peter Boldt celebrated
his birthday on the same day.
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BONE Il VALLEY ITEMS.

Helen Houston left Sunday to spend
ID few dayss at Lake View. ia.
Mrs. Fred WILDER was taken to the
hospital Sunday to undergo an oper.
alton. She was ills for about q week.
Ethel tWilber was taken Tuesday
10 undergo an operation at the same
hospital.
Mrs. Jas Houston enjoyed Wis
it from her father. mother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell and Margaret.
Eileen Houston. the second daughter
of E. w: Houston, fell from cherry
tree Friday, breaking her right arm
in two places and spraining the left.
Ed Lyons, of Charter Oak. visited
Sunday lat the Ed WILDER home. =
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-12

days with Mr.. Jasper Ham and othe!
relatives. ~
Mr.. VIM. Hutchinson, OF Sioux City
Twas an over Sunday visitor witt
friends here. %l
Tom White, jr.. of Sioux City, came
to visit his father, Tom White, ST..
and his sister,, Mrs. J. P. 2Welch ahd
family. He returned home Sunday
AFTERNOON.
Andrew Anderson and family went
to Omaha Sunday and remained over
1.-THE Fourth, returning home Wednes
day night. sE
Mrs. w. L. Martin came down from
Sioux City and spent the Fourth with
lher husband. They hope ito start
again soon.
Mr.. Earl Mallery after a pleasant
weeks visit with the WEIGH family
Returned to his home at Redheld, s.
D., Wednesday,. y { ssi& u \ Il
The Misses Gladys WEIGH and Hell,
en- Wagner were among those who
Reiterated the Fourth at Dunlap.
Mrs. John Kepford left for Dell Rap.
ids, S. D., Saturday for a visit with
her. daughter, Mrs. Marx Gloe.8 She
will be gone week or so. 7, "
Dr. Bonney has been very i'll with
stomach trouble and finally went tc
the hospital in Denison, where he re-
NAMED two days for treatment, and
came home much improved IN health
and is getting better every day.
rs Charles Gillett and family arrived
safely at Columbus, Neb. = 50
Mr.. S. J. Rieff was Des Moines
visitor last week where he went to buy
fixtures for his new store. 5''!'
Mr.. Roy Craig, our rural. carrier
has a new car a G
Miss Grace Mullen and Mr.. Dean
Hahn. have resigned their positions in
IS. u. Reiffs store and are enjoying a
vacation during the hot weather s
Olinda Neubaum is visiting friends
in Omaha for 9 few days. z
Miss Nellie WEIGH returned to Den
ison Wednesday. where she resumed
her studies at the Denison Normal
and Business college. M
Charles X. Meyers, wife and two
children attended Sunday school In
Buck Grove Sunday. M
Roy Craig autoed over to ,Deloit
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Bonney expected to leave Mon
day for Clear Lake to attend the con-
vention held there. the 18th and 18th,
but as the doctor is just recovering
from a sick spell he was unable 70
take full charge Of the post oftice
here, so Mrs. Bonney had to give Sur
d very enjoyable outing. IVY
Miss Joy Hemphill is assisting s.
J. Rieff in his store temporarily.
At the Fourth of July celebration
at Dow City, Mrs. John Weller tool
first prize for the best decorated Blu
tick car
Mrs. John Weller and family auto.
ed over to Manila Sunday to spend
the day, with, Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu New.
mann, Gzs ~
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after; and the corporation may com
/ nence the transaction Of business when
q oertificate of the auditor of state sinai
| have. been issued authorizing it to do so
It's corporate existence may he terminal
/ ed at any time by Il three-fourths vote
| of the stock holders at any regular or
in conformity with the articles of incor-
poration and in accordance with the pro-
visions of the statute.
ARTICLE V. F.
Board of Directors and Officers.
| Section 1. The affairs of this cor
poration shall be conducted and man
aged by board of five directors. who
shall be- elected from the shareholders
at the annual meeting of the corpora
ton, and shall hold Office for the term
81 one year, and until their successors
iare, elected and qualified and have ac-
Sec. 2. Any vacancy in the board of
directors shall be filled by the remain
ing members of the board. and the per-
sons so appointed shall hold Office UNI
til the next annual meeting OF the stock
holders. sMe .
Sec. 8. The board of directors shall
elect a president and vice-president from
it's members, and shall also elect a cash
Ter, who may or may not be member
lof the board of directors. and VINO snail
also act as secretary of the corporation
1t may also elect and employ such other
officers and clerks as may be necessary
to the transaction of it's business, and
shall fix the compensation of all officers
and employees. 49, I.
~ ARTICLE vi. -.E5. ;.
Annual and Special Meetings Of the
Stockholders.
Section Il. The annual meeting OIL tue
stockholders shall be held at the Office
Of the corporation on the second Tues
day in January of each year. beginning
with the year 1917, at which time the
|stockholders shall elect board of di-
rectors and transact such other business
as may lawfully come before them
Sec. 2. Special meetings OF the
stockholders may be called by the pres
Of the members or the board of directors,
|or by the holder or holders of a major.
ity of the stock of the corporation Ten
}1O)s days notice of the time and place
|of such meeting shall be given by, the
cashier, or the person or persons calling
such special meeting, by mailing a notice
in writing to each stockholder. directsu
to his address as shown upon the BOOKS
of the corporation which notice shall
state the object of the meeting, and no
business other than that named in the
notice shall be transacted at such ,spe..
|cial meeting: unless all or the. STOCK o.
no objection shall be made by any stock
holder to the transaction of business
other than that named in the notice
|holde ees meetings a shall Be by ballot. and
each share or stock represented by the
hoIder fhoreof mr. nv his proxy duly
authorized in writing shall be entitled
to one vote.
AprIcI VII
>.4 q. Provisional Directors.
Until the first annual meeting OF tne
stockholders, the following named per
sons shall be the directors OF the cor
poration:
J. Dozark. 'Rt. ], Vail, Iowa
II. B. Hansen, Kt. !, Boyer, Iowa. u
c. S. Johnson, Boyer. iowa.
Geo. w. Newcom, Boyef. iowa.
Louis +. kovar, Eldderdale' Iowa.
ARTICLE VIII.
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