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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-23

Qualtty--service II The Daily
Leaders watchwurd In news. printing
and sdvertidnS. Try n.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Big bowling tournament in Madi-
son March s.. s.. 7 and 3.
Fat at lacks
The day book., 1917-02-02


St, are the owners OF the property.
Geo. H. Murphy was aroused by tele-
phone in his magnificent home in
Riverside. He admitted being prinCi-
pal owner of the building, which was
four stories high and contained eigh-
teen apartments. Lieut. Jos. McGeean
of the Maxwell st. station gave orders
to arrest Murphy and Campbell on
sight.
The investigations are being made
by the police dept, the fire dept, the
state fire marshal, the gas company,
the building department and the health
department. The police reported that
the tenement was a ramshackle affair
built many years ago.
The explosion occurred shortly be-
fore l a. m. in the basement of the
tenement. The gas main gave away
with such force that not only was the
building wrecked completely, but the
street in Fourteenth place was torn
open and windows were shattered in
all buildings within a half-mile radius
A call was sent in for fire engines.
When the firemen arrived they found
many already dead from the explosion
and the cold. There were about twenty
small children living in the building.
Frantic parents had thrown some Of
them through the windows in an effort
TO save them from the flames.
PitifuI scenes followed. Men. women
and children were carried from the
building, some of them naked, most of
them unconscious. They were wrapped
in blankets and hurried to the county
hospital. Police and spectators. re
gardless of the biting cold, whipped
off their overCoats and covered the
rescued.
Saloons were turned into refuge sta
tions. One policeman came stagger-
ing into an already crowded saloon
with three small children wrapped in
his hi~ overcoat. lie had found them
huddIed, crying and shivering in an
The day book., 1917-02-02


ing from cold she gathered her little
group about her with the youngest,
eight months old, in her arms and the
rest c1inging to her. skirts, and fought
her way through the smoke and fumes
to a point where she could drop them
to the ground. John, six years old,
was lost in the darkness, and police
men had to forcibly restrain the frantic
mother from rushing to certain death
in search of him.
The rear porches of the building
were blown away by the explosion, and
this avenue Of escape was cut off.
Lieut.. McGeean arrived shortly
after the explosion and directed the
rescue work through the night. Once,
while Engine Co. 5 were working on
a section of the burning building, he
thought he heard grOans. He order
ed the firemen to stop and investi-
gated.
He found Peter Spitzney and his
wife, Charlotte, locked in each others
arms on a bed, covered over with ice.
Their UnderclOthing was frozen to
them. They were still alive. They
were rushed to the hospital, where
Mrs. Spitzney died. Peter revived
sufficiently to ask them to search for
his five children, believed to have
been killed.
Throughout the night fire COM
panies fought bravely against the in
tense cold and kept water flooding
the burning tenement. Many of the
firemen had to be chopped free of
the ice that formed around their feet.
They were hampeTed by frequent gas
explosions in various parts of the
building.
The gas main in 18th pl burned
steadily until late today. Firemen
worked at this hampered by the fear
of a still more disastrous blast.
The suffering among the poor in
the neighboring tenements was in
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31

Very little is heard now about
the cantaloupes and watermel-
ons the farmers are to grow in
this section this year, and we
are made to wonder if some of
the prospective growers are get
ting cold feet. Watermelons
have been grown for the local
markets tor so many years that
this part of the program will be
an experiment only in regard to
the shipping. Cantaloupes have
been grown only in a very linn
tied way, and probably very few
farmers know how to fertilize
and cultivate to get best results.
Cantaloupes may be fine in ap.
pearance and still be of a very
poor quality. We are told that
the cultivation has as much to
do with this as anything else.
Farmers who expect to grow
cantaloupes for the market
should learn all they can about
them before planting time. A
large quantity of poor grade
cantaloupes would serve to
throw a damper on what could
otherwise be a very profitable
undertaking.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31

We understand that a petition
has been circulated over the
county asking the legislature to
retain the rural police system for
Chesterfield county. We have
not seen the petition and do not
know what it asks for. But if it
asks for The retention of the
present rural police system, we
feel that this was a needless eff
fort. This system was estab.
lished through the efforts of
Representatives Odom and Riv.
ers two years ago. we believe.
s.if- "a -ttihere was q great hue and
cry from many sections of the
county when the change was
made from constable to rural
policeman. Then, at the follow.
ing session of the legislature a
bill was passed to refer the mat
ter to a vote of the people of the
county. This was done in the
Democratic primary held Aug
ust 29, 1916. The vote was 1865
for the sy stem, 1904 against if.
By their ballots a majority of the
voters in the county said do
awav with tho svS,em Chas.o,. ~ W.
t:",I WV" nv '1 ''e NneS'el-
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31
A Creed For All Mankind

BY Edward Lansing Cowles.
will do nothing to any hu
man soul which may become a
bitter memory in after years. |
will not stoop to low, mean
things. l will not think i'll of
any human being. will be
funny without resorting to
ccarseness and strong without
being cruel. will be az cheer.
ful as | can be. l will play the
game of life fair and square,
hew TO the line and take moth
ing not honestly earned. will
not buy things l know are be-
yond my means. | will not Of
fend knowingly, become init.
mate with vulgarity or soil the
name of woman. I will look
men square in the eyes unflinch.
ingly, tell the truth in all things,
study my weaknesses, profit by
mistakes. | will be willing to
forgive, slow to anger, calm in
my judgment, | will live clean
in mind and body. believe in the
sweetness of motherhood, the
tenderness and purity OF woman
and the sanctity of the home. |
will cultivate friendships-the
company of good women and
the manners of a gentleman.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31
"Water Tight" Act To Be Ad-
yocated

The State, Monday
Statewide organization, to urge
the passage of a water tight"
prohibition law, is to be effected
at The rally of the dry" forces
at the Jefferson hotel tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock, The central
committee has been active IN
urging representation from all
sections of the State. Meetings
will probably be held IN many
of the counties today to select
delegations for the Columbia
meeting.
Three of the prohibition bills
pending in the senate come up
for debate tomorrow morning,
when the calendar is cleared of
third reading bills. One of these
by Senator 'DuRant of Claren-
don county would reduce the
monthly allotment of whiskey to
one quart. One sharp distinc-
ton between this bill and the
present law is that women, ex-
cept the heads of families, would
be excluded from eligible lists
for shipment.
Two other bills would not
change the gallon a month"
law as to the amount obtainable,
but would allow substitute ship
ments of beer. Each would al
low 60 pints. The bill by Sena
tor Hughes would admit the
shipment of beer with an alco-
holic content of S per cent.
Senator D. Reece Williams of
Lancaster would allow the i'm
portation of beer, containing D
per cent. of alcohol, The Will.
llams bill would also require a
pemit from the county clerk of
court before placing an order.
A straight prohibition bill, Of
fered by w. r. Richey, Jr.. of
Laurens, has been reported fa-
vorably in the house.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31
February IL Is South Carolina
Come-to-Sunday-School
Day

Sunday Schools of all denom-
nations in South Carolina are
expecting to observe Sunday,
February 1lth, as South Caro-
lima ome-to-Sunday- school
jleSn.f fke official call for this
ti45 was Issued BY the South
Carolina Sunday School Associ-
alton and endorsed by officials
of the State and by leaders of
the various denominations; and,
in addition, the States of Geor.
gia, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Arkansas will observe the same
day.
The purpose of the day is to
get as many people as possible
to attend Sunday School on this
OCCASION, interest them in the
Sunday School and Bible study,
and give opportu nifty to all, who
will, to become regular members
of the Sunday School. Every
body in Sunday School on Feb.
ruary llth-I1 you're not there,
you'll be lonesome, is the
slogan.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-01-31
Buckeye" Administration Be
comes Known Abroad

> comes Known Abroad
Last week The Journal print
ed a paragraph about the elec.
ton of Mr.. ]. E. Agerton as
mayor, and the statement by
someone that this would he a
Buckeye" administration. The
following letter explains itself:
Charlotte. N. G..
Jan. 10Th 1917.
Mr.. ]. E. Agerton,
Pageland, S. G..
Dear SIR
The writer is glad to
note we are to have a Buckeye"
administration at Pageland and
hope you will be able to keep
things right from now on. If
they make it too hot for you.
just head your Ford this way
and we will try to take care OF
you. d
Yours very truly.
The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20

ben in 9creitldoit rno ltcbt I'M Se@
oriii, bieIclbcn nit unge1e,trer 8udt
oeocn sic Trnnt ser olliirten Irueen
ouf sem lpcltlihcn 8ricasldauplae ou
tuerien.
Sic Huiieu abueu mas.
Sctrn9ron, 19. Ipril. SAB Die
9eutlhcn cincu Nnsriif gcgcn Die
9iprpircnt rnrbcreitet baben. tuobcl dc
iSlotte ibncn bclfen ion, ipiro INNER
flarer. sic lhciucu 1uirtIidN Sen %lan
su babcn, Sen 0torlb olf Tetro9rar
unsutrcten. gs miro acmc!ret, SuB elm
She'll ser beutidcu S(ottc bcr Sihal'
lieat. Gurllm ipirb es bier fir mobr=
ldeinlih scbalten, Nub man Ste9auptz
itobt bon sen 6eercu abiu|dnctncr'
perlud6cn mill. Sic 9eutlden baber
perluht, sic ruiiild)cn Solnatcn nl'1z
,uipicocln, inSem tic ibrc 8c'dcllc NIL
8npien bon @ethmon Soollpeas Nept
ppm 20. M1rs iiillteu unp tic 10 in ta''
lere Gei1en braHteu. (Na, Val)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20
@cibliNc 9lrbeiter fir sdladt=
hI1tiCr.

gbicago, SQ., 19.Npril. Sn CT:
martun9 elmer bcrnebrten lnb ltdnoil
anipablcnben &nappbeit an geniigenl
slrbeitern beganncn bic Superinten=
benteu Der bicli9cn 9roben Sdlabts
bausiirma Nrmour uno So. bcutt
Yldne 5u falicn unb @orbereitunger
5u treffcn. I'M als cine Gric9snotbs
|menoigteit slrbeitcrinnen an5uite(len
nclde oie Mrbeit Der Mdnner perrid)z
ten iollcu. 0lau 9lalbt, baB aud in
anoeren Snoultricn balb abnli6e
Sbritte 1mternommen tperocn miillen
9emtide unb jiterreihiide Matruicu
cutlal1e1t.
Scattle, @al6., 19. Mpril. slni
Snitr1ttionen bon 8albington Fin fat
gcitcrn Sames Sell. Ser bielige 8unz
bes sdiiiabrtstommilidr, angeoro@
net, baB ale bieiigcn uno bier bebeiz
matbeteu S6iffe ldn1mtli6e Nitalies
Der ibrer @ciatungen, tpelde ,1ibt naz
turalilirte 9cutl6e ooer SC iterreider
lino, gu entlailen baben.
8ritcn iibernebmen nNppam".
gtclp Dort, 10. slprll. Cine Nnz
5abl britilcber Morineoi1l5icrc uuo cine
engliibe Manui6ait trafen bier beutc
ein, 1lm Ben 9anpfer appom 5u ii6erz
nebmcu, ser als eines Ser Friienidiffc
bes ocutl6en t6ilfStrcu5ers Woelpe,
unter6iibrun9 bes oeutl6en 2cutnants
our Gee. Sans Berg, am /. Sebruar
1916 in 6ampton 9toabs eintraf. Sas
Sberblnoe 5geridt cutidico crit Dor
nod niebt lan9er 3cit, bab Scr "stpz
pam" leinen britilten 8clieern 5ue
riidgegcDcu iperben miillc.
slubcrocm trafcn bier bcute &C.
rettete bon Sen britild)en Sampfern
2incolnlbirc unb Grispiu ein. Sic
Beiben 1inb am 80. 0tdr5 an Ser eng@
li1Aen &iiite torpeoirt uno perlentt
lpprOen.
8eromerfs Grploiiun fur6ert meb=
rere Spfer.
Heup, Ncb., 19. Mpri(. Sn elmer
Scr @lD Anpicrgrllben entltanO gcltern
Ibenb eiueggplolion, bel pclder nlcbz
rere @rbciter Sen SOB fanbcn, unb
pcrIbicbenc perlebt lpuroen. Inter
Sen &erlcbten beiinbcn .lic6 laut Den
tier einsctroiieneh Nadridtcu pcr<
ldieoene Mit9licbcr Ser Stuatspoli5ei.
iuelde felt gintritt Ser Ser. Staatcn
in Sen 8rieg gum Sdub Scr @rllben
beprbcrt lporoen iparcn.
9cmtidc puran, iuie inmer.
MHi .pautce, 19. Npril. gS baz
ben li6 bier biermal 10 biele Wdnner
beutl6cr A6itamnuln9 fir oen Slot
tenbienlt eeitellt als SDbnc bon III en@
tcntcl1nberu gcborcnen Gltern, llno
cbenfaus mebr als g0bue @iergebcres
ner. gm beltigen Sage itellten lid)
154 Wanu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20
9tr &rieQ.
Die Gran3oicn TOM mmcn aid,
.tuetter.
2emtIdc Militdrfritifcr iudcn nidt;
81, bem1lrteln.
Sic Nui1em fiird)teu bem @ormarid
auf ct. 1ctersburg.
Ser Demtidc &eri1t.

8erlin, 10. slpri(. l1eber 2onz
Bon, 4 llbr gtadm.) Sas bcutlde
9auptquartier mcloet:
SIZE S6labt in Scr Champagne
norbpeltlid bon 9Irbcripc, ieetc iid
9eitern in bie Nadt bincin tort. Seute
friib nabm Der aampi an 9eftigfeit 5u
oa friIdc Strcittrdftc ins Srefien ge>
bradt lp,lrben.
Gin Drtli6er itans5lildes- Nnerif1
nabe 8rapezenz2annois bate Grfolg
- a6er slngrifie aui sic bodgclcgcne
Sront am Gbeminzbcsz Games un>
nabe Graonne, id)citerten.
Shritiltiide, melde sen Sron5olen
ab9cunmn,en lpuroen, lulien erfenncn
bub Ser am lcstcn Iiontag er0ffnete
fransDlildc sn9riif tpeitreidenoe 3iele
berfolgt. Nll tcinem Sllnfte lul,rbcn
Sic 9off,mn9en Scr Sran5oien crfiillt
Sbre Sruppeu errei6ten ioun1 taftilht
3iele, gar uid)t 5ll rcoen bon ltrotcz
gilden.
9}abe Gillczourz9ois = idliebt Sci
@eridt - lr,lrDc sic @albitellung uns
baIt6or. SSir lebtcn llns haIcr IL
elmer 2inic lrciter riiflu6rt5 felt.
Con S on, 10. gpril. Sos britilht
arieesomt mclSctc mir tl,rs, oab lid
on ser iueitlitcn Sront nihtS 9'eucs
bon Snterellc crei9net babe.
9cutide 0ritif iiber bic edladt be
9lrrn3.
@opcnba0eu, 19. gpril. Sit
beutlebeu sNilt1rtritifcr bebaupten
boB oieSdlaht bci slrras n1r bon taf:
tilhcr. abcr nibt bon itrategildcl
@idtigfeit lei; a1f sic all9emcine Ga:
&C bobc lic fciue @sittpirtung. Si(
aritifcr eeben abcr bie ,mb 81 bennod
5u, bob sic icinoI;dc slrtilleric oe'
oeutldcu iibcrIe9eu lit. 60 itreib
ciner bcrlclben: Ser 9tiidsug ocs
Te!pmarlduIls y. Sinoenbur9 bat be-
ipielen, SAB einc %ertiir5ung Ser Ser
tbeioisungslinic ongcbroht lpor, &c
Bic feinplihc idlucre slrtillerie Bel
bcutltcn iiberlc9en lit. Seutldlanl
lam nidt INNER criportcn, MI
iuebenben Sobncu bon Sic9 81 Glel
,u ellen, obcr trok ser Minperbeit pol
N'annlboften uno 9aatcrial babeT
uulere Golootcu oeno6 acnu9 Ncr:
peufroft, sic @ritcn om 91lrdbrld 81
|perbinbcru. s)iairr @obrot ibreibt
Sic griten irorcn erfplgretd, bie crit
Clinic ser @cutictcu sr crldiittern; pc1
s(uoriif obcr lit bllrb Sic bcl1tldcl
spcsiols unh Souptrelerbcn gum 9al;
ten ecbraht iporpen. @crihte an
Montag bicicr @udc bclagten. noB o1
Yriteu Gems bci slrras cin9cnomme1
bobeu unb rob ct. Ga.cntin hcit'!
bon ibu,u bcldloHcn ipirb. Scutltloni
ielbit sibt sizes sll, bcmertt obcr, pol
ser SScino in bcrcits lceres ,no &C.
r1untcs Scrritprium einbrong, DC
sica III @irtlidtcit iem sies irar
Sic sdlotbt iclblt miro sur srDbte'
nes aric0es scitempelt, lit ober MI.
bosGprlpicl cincr ar0Beren. Der iurdt
borltcu bcs 0anScu &riegcs = lnI
pohrIdlciulid sic cntldeibenbe. So:
,pirS lclplt III 2orron sll9e9cbcn. lin
! Elm bpbcr miIitdrildcr Scumtcr Il
! 2ouSpu crtlGrt: Sic entlceliblt
sd,Iaht res &ricacs lit nabc. Sc
oeutibe GeucraIltob bat ieinc &eler
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20
81 sidt: Grbapuns ST Gra@tiabt nm
ID Yrojws>
Gtienbabntm ta8em, IS 8ebt ntdt anoers.
Gpetulanten treibeu bic Yreiie bod.


rdt Grdcbegru 5 2eibe Gelbebcabe nt mitarire
speulanten drauben sic Ercie bnb Gcreibc bl6 egen,
uel sic gienbaDnen berla9en Sic Sadtbdur pblidJe
Nrbetsfrdfte 9abto Serfebr 5piden anbelslicn &u
tie bort ouf 9euic no 1terrebide atroien 1nierer anos
otte pcrben ntaen Sic N0mc nabm i'm 5uar. so6n
@uu tric9t i'm peoe beu uMppam @rbenegploion
ba gSobei Sobe n Tcrlcbte gob Sic S1tdeu porau mic
INNER gabngtoner Gadriltn Gpiona9ez embargo
1age pcer beproden &o feline ginsmg grob argsar
eibe @is ett fins 1000 Srcuse in Slottenbicnt 9c
9ierpDie eponenfurdt Sait @aoe fir Sslano
glrienal beniQigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20
Aus Dcul @taatc.
Bic s6geurbnetcn aus SO,ua benor
3uat.

Ouy*s
9es 30 Dimes, 10. slpril. Sic
@ougrcbabgeoroneten aus Solpa baben
iett redt lpidtige Gtellen in bcn per@
lhiebenen 8pmitccs inne. ipic foIgenpe
Qilte 5ci9t:
@uu, Militdrladen.
Geuncbp, critics NGt9lieb, Sliille
unb Sodicn.
Glpect, siuilAcntaotli6cr uno aus
ipdrti9er &anbel.
9au9en, erltcs@it9lico, 2aneiplrtb%
ldaft.
Goob. 5lpeitcs Wlitelieb, @c!pilli>
gun9en.
Mamicper. Yoitdn,ter uno <Sertebr.
Golpell, critics Mitglieh, @ablen,
Scrritcricn ,mb allh fir l(nto1tcn I'M
9epartement fir 2anolpirtbld)aft.
goipncr. critics @it9Iicb, Snlelz uuo
Observation-Disclosures.
G5recn, orittes Mtglieb, Wtittcl nno
&e9c.
@ooos, critics 9iitslicb, inSnitriclle
S4iinitc lmo slusltelllln9cn; llno 3ipetz
tee NMtglieS, 8anten uno llmlal11sz
gels.
scott, @eletrepiiion rno ofientl'dc
Qdnocreien.
slrbeitc, smnse, pber 'uerbe solbat.
9es Nlpincs. 10. april. SSerz
beuffi3icrc. ser Yoliseid)cf ,no mebres
| re 9lidtcr ocs Stabt9erid)ts bleltel'
beute einc @eratbun9 ab unn bc1d)lolz
lien, eneroiid scacn Sic jllnscn Sln'mz
| Ter lnb Midtsthucr porsu9eben lll1l
gu pcrluben, iic fir bas Seer onauS
Ilnerben.
Sic uod ltntt9ef,,nScncr @eratbune
MISUNDERSTANDING Io9tc: Us alp'
hier III Scs Wtoincs cine 9ro6e gde'19e
| iumocr MG,u,er, sic cine ipobre Sdel
| por jeoer slrbcit babcn, Die 1hlpere'
| pbcr ,,nanoenebucr lit als oas vii
larplpiclcu. Gicieu i,,n9cnScllten mol
lien mir iebc Gcle9cnbcit ocben, enc
niiblidc slrbcit ansuiunacn. llnS iuenr
| lie lisf lpciecrn. iucrSen lie Sie Nab
hahen slpiiden ser armec, Der Ulptt'
ober benz @efan9nib.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-20
WuB benz Mn8lQu0e.
9eutId)e 1tnrubeu in 8ratilien

8ucnos Iircs, srgcntilJell,
10. stpril. 9ralilien5 groBe Ncutidjc
gcpDlferung bot iid in n1inpeItcn5
orci Staotcu cnlpDrt!
Scpciaen, Sic iiber Wnutepioco,
Uruguay, getommen iino, bclo9el,, Sic
oufit0ubiitjcu 9cutidcn leien !uobI@
bclpnfinet - lelbit nit eini9cr Srtllz
, lcric - uno rei1li6 nit %urr0t9e1
perleben.
Sic ltrafie braiililbe 3eulllr n1odt
es aber uoh uiht m09lid, Gin5clGeItcl1
in Griabrung Sll bringen.
Sic gmpDrl,ug ldcint iid ouf Sic
broiiliidcn Gtaaten 9}io 0ronoc 50
Sul, Goruna lluo Sunta Gatbariln 81
fpnscutrircn. Sic beutl1e 8cpDlteruug
bicier Staatel1- r,d1ulic)e uub lpeibz
Iide 5ulammcu = lit alf cine bdlbe
NiIlion aeiddbt. Ism Gan5en lebt IN
Sraliiien ninoeltens etnc y|lllor
9eutide.)
Buenos Iires, 10. Ipril.
8eitere DSeIbungcu, sic iiber l1ru9uap
eingetroffeu linb, beiagen, oab ole
9eutldcn bcreits berluht bdtten, Die
GilenbabubrIcfe 5u Santu Wtaria Su
hynumitiren.
Sic 9egierllng Ser aSropil15, rclp.
bes Staatcs Hio@rauhc loll ibrc tart
item uno ergcbeuiteu Sruppen 9e9en
sic Nebe1eu in Eorte sllle9re tpn5cnz
trireu. Mittlcrlpciic bduft sic Hegic=
rlln9 bon Uruguay ibrc Srlppcn ou
Ser Greu5e an, aus Surd't, bob Die
Seutlhen olld) in Uruguay ct1orlngen
f6nuten. 8eamte in aicntepioeo iproz
den sic Nniibt aus, Oob lie ollcnginz
lfdueu lpiiroen 8ibcrltono leilte1 tOnz
ncn. Gs mar betaunt, bab Die Seutz
| lhen cine @eipc9un9 9cgen llrug1oD
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