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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
I. G. G. Upholds Rail
And Water Rates on
Alabama Pig Iron

Washington, Aug. 2s.-Rail and wa
ter rates of $500 per long ton on pig
iron. from Birmingham, Ala, and
other producing districts in Alabama
and Tennessee to Boston and Provi-
dence were upheld today by the in
terstate commerce commission.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
GERMAN TORPEDO
PLANT DESTROYED

Copenhagen, Aug. 2s-Tshe. foundry
of the Schwartzkopf torpedo works in
Berlin was destroyed by fire on sun
day. There are rumors that a. con-
siderable loss of life attended the con-
Migration.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
FAMILY OF FIVE
BURNED TO DEATH

Bay City, Mich.. Aug. 2s.-Andrew
Eupo. his wife and their three daugh-
tiers were burned to death early today
in gre that destroyed their fruit
store In Bad Axe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29

Sempre Giovine the pink
complexion cake at ...,.. 45c
Melba Face Powder in flesh,
white or brunette at ,..5... SOC
Low Me Face Powder !. 75c
Melba Toilet Water, odors of
boquet, low me and violet at 75c
Low Me Talcum ....... Use
Melba Rose Talcum $50. 25c
Melba Lilac Talcum -. soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
ALMANAC FOR TODAY

The limited States has asked Eng
land and France for 500 experienced
offfcers to train the new national army
and the national guard
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
NEW FIND MADE
IN MESA VERDE
NATIONAL PARK


rs~,s u.xsc, Tn M,u,,,,v
~ AZ 49,. -
Lake District WheFe He
u< ~ VarUo pre-
n1SCOrfc @AFT1ydSiUH DySSC'
-
w. ,,,v,+c,-- AZ The Mesa verde Ma
III, bava a
donal PARK TINS s.l,- 80 de-.
rare opporruntyyoo sluus a. Iatest
velopmenfs growank oTs ,s,..s. -
discoveries OF 1T. sa--.s 10
OF the Snnnson11 ~-s+ - +T,e
has begun. TOT me Depsss - the
Interfors the 80 r.- v,aw
mounds, OK -r,. ven
House. vnose 1,a" - s..t ss,aonss
advanced nc Ine 100 - 80. - IN, ma
work. opens " ,,. zhistoric
history OF TINS o1S p.s.s,,,,d
people, we - ~ 10 ,r, s.s DR..
Iof q great On
Fewke& $1,000. -
To unuersranu lne =. ~ t,,a his
the historical sAs.a oRo r+o - = ,,,s+
lcoyery OF rar view 1900 =, A.. ais
be recalled mat Pfssa0oS -,s,r,,s,
covery OF BUN enplo - -. 80 =
OF 1919 tne mesa e so,,se Ai s~.sI1,s,s.
antly w1re rconnneo % cliiA =. ,s-s,,
Sum Tempies however, 49, 49,
found under mouno On lo .yS -
the moa and inoica1eo pN,.o..
Mancos non 49, ss.,,. y
That II ~represenceo 1a s~-.s..
opmenk than Ch $3.50, $1,000 ~
Tree House ana rne otnpr ces0p ~ 80 ~,
more advanced ideas In the aLls y. =.
l h11fJ7Iur><and WALL 0ecOfHnon- 1nAL A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29

European workers, who merged their
individual and union desires for eco
nomic changes into the mass of their
own patriotism and that of their fell
low citizens, rich or poor. High gov
eminent officials have expressed APP
probation Of this support of the or
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29

Farmer Want Ads. Ono Cent WORD
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29

walton, to valuable. even important
revelations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29

Melba Rice Powder in flesh,
white or brunette at -. Csc
Melba Skin Cream,
Travellers tube ....... Csc
Jar ........... SOC
Mebaline Face Powder, in
flesh, white ana brunette at 25c
Belasco Perfume, a fragrant
lasting odor at OF. ...... S1.0O
Trial Size Zoe. Other sizes
Csc and soc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-29
% nosa
Timely Suggestions Picked
at Random from Our
Toilet Goods Section
Colgates Comfort Kit
Just the Thing Your
Soldier Boy Needs

neat khaki kit containing tacum POWDER ribbon
cream shaving stick and Coleo soap, complete for Coo
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Enjoyable Entertainment.

Those who failed to attend
the entertainment given by the
Emory and Henry College Glee
Club, which was given in tile
School Auditorium Thursday
evening at eight-thirty. for the
benefit OF the Senior Glass of
the High School, missed a rare
Musical treat which gave
feeling that all the Joy had not
yet fled from life.
To say the performance was
enjoyable would be very mild
in expressing II, but the inter
ested and apprcciative large
audience during the whole pro-
gram was proof within itself.
The first part of The program
after the Introduction by the
manager, Il. II Johnson, in
which lie expressed his delight
in being in the town which was
full of celebrities as Congress
Slemp, John Fox, Jr., X. a.
Ayers and others, was compos
ed of tuneful melodies so catchy
that even Il weary, don't care
attitude in their delivery could
not mar their charm aud Col
lege spirit The last part of
the program was u Burlesquit
on the Merchant of Venice
which was a scream from be
ginning to end. w. w. Nor
rell, who was Portia, young
lady lawyer is commedian OF
individual method who gag:
his way joyfully through til,
whole production, spreading
laughs in a dry manner that i
very effective, also ". Clors
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14

who vas Finnegan, the keep
the Peace" Cop
The Senior Glass realized
twenty three dollars from the
proceeds of this good entertain.
ment which we hope will come
again TO the Gap some time.
The tenSrs in the Glee Club
are W. w Morre!l. \. r. Hail.
u. b. Brown, G.. K. Stone. |.
w Clark and l.. Il Barnes.
The BASES are f. II Rowe,
7 \ Stockton, l.. G. Fopcano,
{. II Strader, +. II. Fnrrier. j
9. Colley and j H. Reynolds.
Professor Charles Park is the
instructor and piano accom-
PIANIST
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Presidential
PostInasters
Are Now Made Subject to
Competitive Examination.

Washington, March Z Post
master General Bnrleson an
nouuced today that after APRIL
! the appointments Of all post
masters Of tue first, second and
third class would be subject to
competitive examinations Nom
nations viii be sent TO the
senate AS in the past, but in
making selections, the Presi-
dent will be guided by the re
suits of examinations and viii
send tile names at the head Of
lists.
Whether the civil service
commission, under which fourth
class posimasters are now
named, will conduct the
examinations has not been de
terInined.
ne fcSlueill forthcoming
order will provide for a form of
modified civil service classified
ton under which all vacancies,
whether caused by resignation,
removal or death, will be filed
10y competitive examination
Those already in the service
will continue without examina-
ton until the expiration of -four
year terms beginning with
their last appointment and will
then, it is understood, have tt
undergo the competitive test.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Missionary Meeting.

\ largely attended meeting
Of the Womnn's Missionary
Society observation-disclosures,
south, wns held at tie home Of
Mrs II a W. Skecn Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. l.. O.
Pcttlt, the president, presided.
Much routine work was attend
ed to, aud some very good re-.
ports We're given, by the officers
present The ladies' have de.
cided TO try the talent plan as
a means of raising money for
local purposes, and each viii
make Il report at the end of
each quarter of her success
The Devotional exercises
were under the leadership Of
Mrs G 5 Garter, the Social
Service Superintendent. The
topic for March was "Socinl
Legislation Regarding Public
llealth' The program was
the first Of four "SocialService"
topics To be used during this
year. The Bibl9 lesson Was
Our Lord and Disease Matt
~ 23, 81, TX 81, Luke TX 1, > y
read 10y Mrs. Carter, followed
bv prayer, by Mrs. Wagner.
Mrs. Malcolm Smith and Mrs.
Skeen read leaflets on "Melical
Legislation Regarding Public
liealth" Mrs. Wagner read an
interesting article social
Health and National Legisla,
ton" 10y DR. John d. TrawicS.
AZ the close OF the program the
hostess served dainty refresh
ments. The meeting then adj
journed to meet with Mrs. j.
b. Wamplcr in April.
Snpt. Publicity.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
V aluable Coal.
Fields
Branch Line OF Louisville and
Nashville Taps New
Properties.

Whitesburg, Ky, March o.
us announced here from the
headquarters OF the Kentucky
river in the coal fields that the
Susan Osborne, j w, and S j
Wright coal land tract deal,
closed last week, at point
near me kentucky Virginia
llne, consisting Of about 1000
acres, Is to be developed at
once by W IL. Potter and assoc
clates OF kona, Ky. Already
arrangements are being made
Tor the Louisville and Nashville
railroad 70 bnild three miles Of
branch road up the Kentucky
rlvcr from koan station. tnp-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
How's Thiss

We offer One Hundred Dollar.
Reward for any case OF Catarrh-
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. o.
We. the Undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last u years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any Obligations made by his firm.
Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
eons surfaces OF the system Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pr. .or r-7.;ipstion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Alumni Association.

There was meeting Of the
Alumni Association Of the Big
Stone Gap High School not
long ago that was OF special
interest to every one connected
with the school in any way.
1t was decided that there
would be no banquet for the
Senior Glass this year, but "A
reception instead. y private
home was generously offered
and gratefully accepted.
Tho money that will acrue
from this economy is to be used
in a way to really help tho
school. The intention is to
donate a good picture to the
school for the chapel, although
at present tile walls of the
chapel and halls are in such a
deplorabla condition that a pic
ture might look ont OF place.
The board for interior decora-
tions OF the Parcnt-'reachers'
Association have succeeded in
getting the School Board to say
that they will have the wallis
done over IN the nrnr future.
Everyone will be truly crate
full for this chungc. This is d
worthy cause aud should re
ceivc your support
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14

the reverse, just i'll proportion
as TO It's people are lovers of
beauty and order, or the re-
verse. ~ beautiful and well
kept home, with a foul alley in
the rear and neglected street
IN front, is a standing reproach
to its owner. He should have
suilisient pride t. see that his
surroundings hurmoni2cd with
his possessions.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Small Boy Nearly Drowned.

Saturday afternoon number
of small boys were fishing on
the bauk of the river under
meath the Dummy Bridge 90
posite Bostic's store, when Vic
tor Masters, the five year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J ". Mas
ters, who was trying to climb a
small tree slipped aud fell back
wards into tho river, which is
about five feet deep at that
point The cries OF the othey
boys attracted tho attention Of
John Fields who was near
Bostic's store, who ran across
the Bridge aud down into tho
water aud caught the little fell
low as he was sinking for the
third time MIR Fields carried
tho child back to tie bank
where he shook aud rolled him
until he revived
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Surprise Wedding.

On last Monday week Miss
Maude Addington. the second
pretty daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cicero Addington, of
Wise, who has been teaching
art i'll the public school at that
place, left her home for a sup
posed visit to relatives in Pike.
yillc, Ky, but cnroute to Pike
vile she stopped Off at Cnmber-
land Gap, where she was met
by Mr.. John Hale, of Murphy
n q, and they We're quietly
married and left Immediately
for Murphy, n g., where Mr..
ii ale is III business. Mrs. Hale
has a large number of relatives
in the Gap and has visited here
numerous times.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14

On Friday March lb tile home
OF Mrs. John W. Ckalklcy will
be given a ST. Patrick Tea for
the benefit Of the school, Al
present interest IS especially
centered in the school and it, i
Hoped that all parents aud tie
public viii avail Of this opper-
tunity to show their interest iii
this most important movOment.
There viii be no admission
Dainty ported plants OF various
Kinds VIII tee on sale aud re-
frrshments that will be credit
TO the Emerald Isle. However
we must here acknowledges
there Will ben potatoes Not
only Will you br assured of a
pleasant afternoon or evening.
but also your presence will be a
help 70 the needed enthusiasm
aud interest in TINS most I'M
portant cause BY having the
hours in the afternoon from 1880
90 G.3O and at from s to 10 it is
hoped tint the citizens of the
Gap VIII all come out
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Athletic
Association
Holds Annual Meeting and
Elects New Officers.

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6nnn b.rl P'', 80 pI I'o5 ny .
jigru.saJ E,'' a,,a, ,1''S VIZ
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14

Carranza claims to have re-
stored peace and prosperity to
Mexico With the exception of
the Northern tier Of states. lIo
seems to have begun at the
wrong end if his endeavor was
also to make the United States
comfortable.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Soldier Boys
Honored BY Banquet at Wise
Thursday Night.


pnny H. Elaborate prepare
tions We're made for the enter
tainmemt of bout 300
guests People came from cv
cry part OF the County to at
tend the banquet. Members
and cX members of Company III
came from Cucburn. Norton.
Appalachia aud Big Stone Gap
w. II Bond, Of Wise, acted
As toastmastcr and made tile
first talk of the evening, Mr..
Bond being followed Uy 4. Oh
Anderson. Mayor of Wise, and
William Eads, Mayor of Nor
tod, each making il fine spcach
Miss Edna Dean and Mrs
rausick, Of Wise, sang VERY
sweetly popular song, Which
was enjoyed by all
John Fox, Jr., the uuthor, Of
Big Stone Gap, made short
talk, saying he was an OK mem
Der of Company II ana that if
he had gone to the border ne
probably would have been the
oldest private in the American
army MIR. Fox talked ON pre-
paredness, the Spanish Aneri
can War, when he was news
paper correspondent and criti
cised the twelve senators who
XIII t g".eu W. al'l'e'' heulra'' "
NJ. IN ~, piSs'nS l''' 'eh9Ne 4
'' ON Tloseu ny pra'Sing
nrrP",VHE p
IT ~ i.alh'rr, OF i''s
o ~ ,,'.. MP eTIp LILY Litulen4nlt
IA Tx Z, H. ~ ~ spoN ! 2, aolu'F /
III, io ~ . I'LL u , NY IN l'In''ieu
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II saconj ,,,,d '''T
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snoi,nnn nnt,ni.i,., ,t 0'
dnnti tbis crig;s
wos gi,I III. hn, s,r,
Rnrd1r M ln G,3l ;,,,i,., ~
tidancn IN C,nt' I}rII;,t''o,,,,.i ,s,'',
ne wnnld gn l,;,n..,lr ~
nnc,ssitv ra6,,irnJ Il
r. l., Blrr Of Wis4nl.o ,,,,5.
"a snlnodil tnll. ur.;.i,. '.,t..
boys C,rorgr q pnsr, .r|
7
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
I'm
provement

Siiltlll or now large, should have
a Civic League ora "City Beau
tifui" club. This is an or.
ganization that is almost indis.
pensibleir a town is to be made
attractive aud kept so. IL
makes no difference how neat
and orderly the citizens may be
about their premises or the
merchants about their business
houses, there are bound to be
thousand and one things that
need the attention Of special
organization created for the
purpose,
There nevor.was "a trucr ak
'om coined IMAM whats ey
cry ood5 business IS nobody 81
business Ihs applies most
'"fc'oiS TO many Things that.
'rhu largely TO make or mar.
ne looks ct a town
nov mat me warm weather.
co,'''nR on tne iaoorS OF The.
NJ o7'"'','er' "'l' Oe IN great.
u''''n''u' uSV now alter the
:, az y % ''e winter storms
~'"'e = ''e",' n'F most ue-
'1''''' 'hu 'nucn at-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-03-14
Z CAP. WISE COUNTY. VA. WEDNESDAY MARCH H. IoI7

weeks later This was n test
between all the companies on
the Border and included every
thing of every kind pertaining
to "a soldier. Company III
was again far ahead OF any
company in the regiment. ex-
cept Company &C" OF Peters
burg This company was only
one point brhindCompany"il'i.
We made % points out of a
hundred, while Company 90"
made a3 points.
Ont of 100000 troops on the
Border, only one company got
a higher mark, namely. one of
the companies from the 2nd
Indiana; which got %, ani on
~ three other companies got as
high "a mark as Company "u".
In addition to the above, the
company was recognized as one
Of the best behaved, if not the
best behaved, III the regiment.
Wedid not nave the oppor
t,s.,,.,.
NH. W " US9'"E pay "iie's
a l"i '',u 1'G ,i, ~ u we nau
, ",n T , 'hal thn company
~ a..,,, .,'' u ..;. 'uliy as we'l
-, =, H ;''!' uN' SIT Elce as " Hld IN
v"''',,N " ''t'' 1oI''ce. a'n
XXI Pi"tu ~ t"e'h Hnu ieel
Ne - I,'u p1op'c ie'H uuRiit to
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Scr &rieg.

2onoon, IS. Sea. Mmtlide Mc(z
0ung. IS gibt ni6ts bon belonoerem
S1,terelie gu melben.
Yaris. 18. Seq. g(nttlt6e Nelz
oung. sdlpere G5eldiibfampfe oauerz
ten an ben1 0ltli9en gnoe Ser Sront
nabe bem Hbone 9fbeinfanal an.
1tnIereEatrollillen tuaren in Ser &C.
gen0 bon ct. Quentin tbatig uno
bra9ten Gefansene Elm. Siioli9 bon
supincourt tpurben feinbli6e Qngriffe
auf 1lniere fleineu Soften our6 unier
Seuer berettelt.
Ser erite itarfe G6ncefau bes Sabz
reg in bieiem Ibeil Sranfreids fa11o
beute 1tatt.
8er(in, 1S. Seq. Amtliebe Nelz
bung. Stalicniide 5ront. 3ipilden
8reuta 1lnb Yiabe CAB es itarte 8ez
i9iietdmpfc. Seltli6 bonn 0donte Coz
larolo ipurbcn Sbeile BET ieinoliden
Gtellung ero6ert.
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Susgclun.mt $2,25O,OOO
@crs,uciflunsstbat.

Smp Sarbors, Mlnn., 1895.
slneeblid. nm Slt uerbinbern, baB ibr
Sobu strtbur ins Seer eingelteut tperz
Sc. l6iittete Sral1 Charles Magnulon
bon Sipo parbors, Whnn.. ibm ant
sOaontag mad, gnsabe Ser 3olisei Gut
re ing 0elidt. ais CT in Ser Samilienz
1ppbnuns ldltef. Ser junge Wlann
tpurbe ioiort irsaranfenbaus gebradt,
no Sic sler5te ertldrten, bab er oas
augenlidt nidt perlieren tperoe.
@agnllion lolIte Montug nit ieinen
@amcraben alts oem 2afe Gplli,tp nud)
Dem Eager seididt tperoen. Sds ltdnz
bige 8riibcln iiber Sic Sbatiade. Sa6
ibr Sobn ausgeboben ipar, ideint oen
8eilt ser Nh1tter bertpirrt 5,t baben.
Srau @aenulou bradJ nnmittelbur
nab ser Sbat Sl,ia1utten nnb 1T leltz
bem ans 8ett sefeiiclt.
aus ct. @aul mub Ninneapolis.
gGinneapplis, Minn., II.
GeS. asrdlioeut @illo,,s Sonoer slrz
beitsfomn,iilton besaun am Wontag
Sic lluteriuhllns iiber Die 9ontroueric
sipi ihcn Sen StraBenbabnen in Sen
3ipilIinssitdbteu ct. Saul unb Dsinz
ncapplis. Iinu., 1luo berer Gngeitellz +
ten. Saele &ontroberie brpbte cine
3eitlang Sic Snbuitrien in beu betoeu
GtdSten Iabnsuleeen. neil sic ituatz
Iihe Si6erbeitstomrnilitpn ben gnsez
itelltcu Ser Strabcubabn bus Sragen
bon llnionfn0pien berboten bate. Sie
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ipo6 erleoiseu s,1 tonneu. Ser 8erid9t
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breitet tperben.
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2ebensmittel fir sic sd,uei,.

8ern, II. 9e5. Sic ldlpei5erilde
Me9ieruug bat cine sbma6ung nit
BEN Ser. Staaten getroffen, nad Der
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING ber5h4pei5
$4,000 8asgons @ei5en uno 10000
@ng9ons anberen @etreibes, Wfats
1lnb 3uder liefern ipirb.
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Neue Grneltnungcn.
(Associated Press J

@aibtng.t on, 49,. Seq. 0loi.
@cn. @oetbals lit III ben aftiben 9ienlt
5llriictberufen iporoeu, inbcm CT gum
@encralql1artiermeilter ernannt ipur0e
nls Nd6folger BON @aaj. Gen. Sbarpe,
Der bon arteglcfretdr 8afer gum Mdtz
glteb im nealen 8riegSrntb bes ariegsz
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