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LETTERS FROM TW FPONT
(Contin
Menne I will
ulovo around o
I
least sorry bed and again w
the ward it is n
others suffer and
in hero with all k
or the poor lade 1
them: they woo
have never had
my life than what
1 stair are all very lc
don't seem to be a
you,
opinion
n
P to
re the En n
eded amen dish pe
a g hens in t
all
Every
day there ar
bring 80rrro lux .
us. I any a little ion
I am among strange
Canadian in this hos
the lads that are up
everything they ca
Canadal Do you wan
you come for that.
eh Tommy is as
is fellow, the world
has his li
part of hie sato
o the comfort of
trenches you fl
see by this m
ere has been .s
Ypres and St.
he Canadians a
gsteert(pronoun
call it Plug Str
ago, so I am ex
oys with the n
t quiet last wint
hand fighting
ral bombing att
ecess, would go
n lines and boot
sl vvays the eget a few
h were
had any cash
ink stunts.
ong is their arta
me they sure
inch to Jack
w hovvto shoot
Ivo haven't any
while our gone,
or ever suns did nolo-
y shell Fritz sends
three. I am expecting to
over ever this summer. I
brave fellows as ever
enches go crazy, clean'
• • 1 know my nerves
I h
PAINT a
1 e
c
r
dead _ Savin iro.u�, r factoi'3,'
dire Res Mixeel dealers re or
istaarit-_. aid F3 0 u s c= Paint, inside
R,nof Iror;t •Barn, o tt t s i d e ear
$I.2 , ?rimin Finish , flat or Oil
H gallon ��++ g Gattous' warts 45c
50
1U gallon NP 1 Why pay re' alar fo
s for paint when qou cagetail prices for
`1VIINEIZOur Pntit arc guaranteed to at less than who eet hsalep
AINT COMPANy,9LOnNDtON, ON
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led from page 1)
be up tomorrow and
to crutches, I am not in
as it le very tivesotne in
hen you are alwa,ye in
of pleasant watching
believe me they.. are
inde of wounds some
lave so many holes In
later,, hold water. I
better treatment' in
Ind, and twe get hee. The
ble to do nurses
enough u
s4 f
or
has greatly altered,
spit since I have
heir own country.
e visitors and they
ury with them for
ammo at times as
re, T am the only
Fital,. II'owever
and around do
n for ane. ,Hello
t this or would
Believe me the
fine a malt as
Ole happy go
grouse but
re, but always
his comrades.
nd him at hie
ornings paper
evero fighting
Elio, that is
re now. We
ted Pio-stare,
eet) a couple
peCting some
ext convoy,
er as far as
went. We
auks and al
accrose to
b them out
prisoners
concerned
antic's, on
Where the
Very and
have the
Johnstone;
, that is
I,ngli
there
lucky
that is
looks t
In the
beet. I
that th
around
where t
left Pien
Totnmies
of weeks
of our b
We had i
hand to
made seve
were a su
the Germa
and would
and as far a
we never
those bomb
enezn
y is etr
�' '�*t� g.� take it from
a'>r�► T>leata �r cu sion � shells from _
Ever All ail" arch tell Oct® ter not QayiD °
J' Wednesday Dori
g Season ja; There was a
Soructivhrre Greer ssaV>111�iiOn , ink, to -day f
Wheltt Cro earl on theP t»� ks ;�`aute Over w
P was ro a lastyear a send
P <luced there is rt I1on c waitinnuda's see this thing
ar � Grnstcat
1 jf♦r P A Cyou• The have seta ae
nil! tales you the,•. 1� • I �j i�' went to the tr
plateee, rmr,d her ,give you ail tits iaf°lmation about t},c °ff there bean
P Yen to succeea, lr sure need
rt[eulata best arest,
Arent or w s f rj 1R ny Canadian ' Pacific troubleehelhls ne
A , Toronto. IOward Ticket ` to -day
ar
, Disetr•iet Passenger• tont I yen
It ie not only i;
'shelled
mens ti
zzz bang
PRICE
s
,,$15.25 . PRICE
/1EATEST WANDER yN pip $15.25
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rel: • •,
A: CURRIE'S Furniture Store
j�
e seen the time
v I gave me the least
will duck every
theta c o ming.
the front line you get
ourour rest cam tees they have Shelled
r st p• Lie bas sae shell we
spelt. You can't perm• it only a small
it bursts, the Omiag aatil
y sere gat °
We11LDDe aI hope y0uu will r twrite
8aon' od best
Your A wishes,
A You0137 pte. fectionate son,
nth .Batt, W' Beattie,
1st Cann;dians,
Metropolitan tioapital,
De Beauvoir Town,
.London N..E. England,
Attractive Dining Car Service
bably nothi
Pro
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tato •Dinlne Cea ' as nJoyable thap
th Paoiflc g Oa pecially it -it bo a tL',adte
a, P j c the g Car, whore the a anger is
mho ted oar highest form.- passencyr n
market arya t, PCe choicestoprovivisions the
ma k t known a1 ••pared on tate scie
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XN THE CANADIAN lr INE13;
stamp is
sufficient for
1Jlro .cut
spoudeuce unsealed, corn:
Airs, Chas Parsons of the 13t1, is sere
foody ill at present. 11'c, hope she will
soon take a chatrgc for the better. Two
doctors were in attendance last Saturday.
M•'$rethsvaite lost a valuable horse
last week. Ile found it lying (lead when
he went 10 the viable in the mornin ,
Harry Moon had a fine bloodg
ser-
iously injured on colt
•h7ootr had let o Sunday nigh(, Mr,
whileMoo , .colts out for exercise,
they } yvare
galloping
then, unf(tr'trnatel i tg round, one of
plow handle, running. rim up against e
and o h in at the stifle
out near the tail, making a passage
through the flesh over 14 inches long, It
was lying down stuck fast on the plow
handle waren Mr Moon found it. Dr,
Perdne was called in to atteudehe wound.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Moon is still quite ill in b M, of
improving ver bed and Is not
years of age.
Y quickly, She is about 80
Airs. Will Ross
Sunday with her s• spent Saturday and
Par-
sons, who is ver aster, Mrs, Chas. Par-
hlrs, Y ill at peesent.
Thos. r'airservice, sr , returned
home on Monday after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Will Pipe, near
Brussels,
hteJohn Scott has finished the cellar for
w house atcZ is busy.getting things
ready for the brick work.
Quite a number of the young folks front
Londesboro attended the 134 at Auburn
on Monday night of this week.
• Wroxeter
Presbyterian heunited prayer service was held in
ochurch Tuesday . evening,'
Rev.
took charge of theit and Mr' McPherson
meeting. .
Mr, Geo. backie.o r
Saturday .Lacklu popular tailor left
h18 mother morning' for Ilderton, to 'visit
who has been quite ill.
Rev. Mr. Westley Was in Clinton a few
days last week on business.
Mrs. Tom Hemphill who has been. ill is
able to be around a
Mt'•John gain. .. .
Harris who has been confrn-
ed to his bed for several months is still
growing weaker.
Out saldfe, bo •
afternoo .ys. returned• Thursday`
n, having been •in Winghatir; Ori
•Tuesday and Bru®aels ori Wednesday, `;:;
bSr• Bert Harris
school in Toronto who is at.tenii'!ng
Thursdi . arriveii iii• town.: on
with Itis y last on his way to spent Easter'
parents, •AIr. and Mrs. Russell
Harris of the B line Howick
M1'. Albert Gallaher, • the 'stone and
stum Wd � :miter has been doing sortie
good n and
first thou around Wroxeter, `at
ght we wondered ifthe Germane'
were coming,
Mr. and Mr•s, David Walker of
Falls, are spending Easter h y9 a with
relatives in town, oIidays with
Mrs. James Wylie, we are sorry to say,
is t pre ent very low : with pneumonia:
y friends hope there
be a change for the better, Wray s�or�
Miss Cassie Harris of Toronto is visit -
ng her mother, Mrs, G_eo; .Harris,
Mrs. Sandy NcIeeechei : of Howick
who has been su
with a trouble i ffering for over a sYeek
°P't'ithatioir Sunda hershead had to have an
0
a y morning, At time •of
petted, saris doie.gas well.as can be ex.
formed the o Grtioes from 'fiergds ,per.
peration.
.
Belmore
Mr. Jas, Y with hie jog' Jr•, London, spent
Sunda
here• uncle; Mr, J Fleming
Miss A. Bag is 'spending _the vacation
th frltnds�in Toront
The funeralofthe late Christian
was largeily .attended on Frida Jahann
noon. y after.
s lr]zs, G: Campbell .and son
pent Friday at Jas, Douglas'
wi o,•
Mrs. D. McGrath, Gorrie, visited her
sister Mrs. C, Johann last week.
Rpv, M�, Cra e of Welton, will occupy
the p
next Sunday. tie Methodist church here
'112ias'Addie Grant is spending her vas
cation with her.parents at Brussels:
Miss Margaret, Aitken has returned
hojiie from Stratford Normal
The W, M, S. .• o'fa the•-I?,•esbyterian"
church will ineevat the •home of k
Jeffray Friday afteenoSzi'at.' 112 s
2`30
a
•
rslial1, W..
Sunday
fMr a Carter McItee of Gait''t''s home• for
Privates W, Abraham
Ma
rshall of Teeswater' ` en
with their parents. here. i, pent
x'he followin Iio�vjck
No. i13,e g is the•report of U, S. S.
Howick and 1'urnberry, for the
monthsJae,, Feb,, March and April.
S30 OR rV—Examined in all subjects, total
honours 487. pass 630: *Margaret
tient ° e'a,ztzcks nave.
J. iVitl',li' .114„ the ''r(lnt,.
.,1•,, the mist ;Inti lain • descelzde
d the horizon ahr• sl
and
a oraei ,ink irotn
:wiles t In we J°urtil'Ycd tee
zoo
reaches
n the plain, where to hdri-
nran nods. to 30Q yards le all that
ou1mon edits",•Mowll there lu ,,the
oalongmm to thick certain adva t
each
in T1i0 l%iontreal sayst 1V-
Stan -
an trenches, describing a visit to h 1 n-
Where the the Cane -
Where
c
ri slough Yourtzmunication trench
may c1nul
your and try to feel bC'r °u to
tour guide that the •��ene my lji r71
e shore you nor infer
t cuts here and here 'roil the member of there, trust.
Y is quite aceur tate workingas-
s you that the fate when he as-
s
for bullets," too is "dead
m has an ancon though the
To
a Idly sound.
r ominous comforting' though
Inous silence Is ever every-
; and when at last we reach the
Jae ineJtrench hecreek•ol'a snip
s as loud as round the traverse
the trenches battery,
lithe trenches
theasOves give
h nfide them general who had
a day or
ere adhtold the Canadiantwo
cerathl best in the line 'They
Nutt Y the best I had They
Neat drams from No Mane
g that everywhle2e too duck_
• Seen the Blether of this
s mud -clay had been kept
wire and wood; and the roil.
sandbags were..piled in the
mrd most scientific manner.
stoppediseleaning ups against
else •was wail, while
peering through a
I beearue aware of a sort
th
hole belpw me. The in -
the usual quick Cana_
itaIity, offered nm the free-
s “1 we/ling. IIe could not
whole of his guest; there
om for that. I considered
ion ;t1 extending to
d• that could enter my
see and appreciate far
he Dutch interior. the
ow •before a tin The
I in his hand a Y stove
brush, well -lath-
even His cheeriness;
ue din this cheery
perhaps to the pros -
an share, as the preface
lunch, whose fumes al-
a pleasant accompani-
oilet.
it at such a moment to
td feel the hardship and
daily' warfare. The
[ forget it, so natusaI
tire,• l•lzottgh each is in
linositus eineri dolo_
••ase of •Horace•" who
f the lire: 'beneath the
va er'ust„J is treading
e� none looks at home.
trout I pass came
of "Susanne; , Sus -
011 to a man." On
the traverse beyond
d -made weathercock,
in a• villas'
woui village garden
was put have
favorable tar to :fun
toaHun
1l
c
b
Il
tI
di
is
the
as
net
tak
Ing
part
sure
grata
!d!o
`l
rathe
thing
front
e''s z
sound
But
every
been t
earlier
they,w
were
seen.
Land, •li
boardin
flooring
stoneles
tante hY
lions of
newest a
.As I
"the loaf
someone
spY-hole,
of rabbit
mate, wit
:done of hi
receive the
was not to
the' invltat
head, and to
Whole of t
owner eat 1
and he held
Bred'shaving
,conspicuous
group, 'tvas
peel of.a cls
•to a' 9 VOUry
•beady made
anent to the'
zt is diffic[
miderstana at
.clanger' of th!
nlv.n 'tnak,, i'o
and loily.the�
some sense
so" 'C[z: paraph
:vas' thiitlting..
ti'ed'cherous la
on a mine,,. Dv
From the • next
the gay. whist:
enne, we love 3
the back wall a
'wawa littie_han
slick. as soli see
at borne. Who
theugllt •that it
cate..the-,yvi1ds
gas •a.Etac t( Y
and therenghavee
though.they are
:eases. 13ut most
hold ways of the
'ly spirit keep aro
ger and death.
a zuluute lack a re
rMauy are the to
,enc particular Geis
•prowess was even, s
ors, as if he were
,traction of the loco
: watch him,"" a roan
thereupon raise a ti
fore the visitor wa
what was being done
de flew off the sticl
isn'tside hof t the trench.
wna
with conscious.sto e
come up to pride
promise.
•
t
[
s
s
0
e
t
d
to the walls here
a d
°mestic look,
rnacie of empty shell
of all the house.
men and their live_
of the sense of dati-
Yet they never foI•
minder.
les of the skill of
mail sniper. 1:Ils
hewn off to visit -
a reco;nized at-
lit), '"Just you
would say, and
rr on a stick..73e-
s well aware of
the tin rattled
c "tor le other
an would good,
that°his add,
pet had
. ()pen to Canadian Spuds,
The United States Secretary of Ag•
riculture has authorized the grant-
ing Of permits for the :importation
of potatoes from Canada, subject to
the new regulations which became ef•
feetive January 1. The. Canadian
Government has ofRcially accepted
the conditions and issieed an order
tliat potatoes offered *for export to
the United States must be free from
injurious diseases and insect pests.
VVith this understanding, the Cana -
:Ilan potatoes will be exempted from
the requirements of inspection and
e.ertification before shipment, which
3till applies to Buro.pean. potatoes.
The potatoes from C'enada will be in-
3Pected, however, on arrival in the
United. States and entry refuSed to
any infected with dispaee,
'sweetheart Revenge, becaudsemsaline rel.!
she is
nen calls
fe of au
his mo-
, Nothing Like a Good Name.
mkt t
gh matt
Shake -
awe is
Mary
112a ria
he is
sweets and .it young enarrie
"siding la Birthing/lam Calls
dangerous:, and a Bradford z
salve he knows no law; and
ehester man caRs, hie lege SI
)ecause she gets mad and
her aunt every time- he Stays
the lodge; and a Middlesbrou
tetlis his wife Prallty, because
woman"' and a certain. ins
)gent calls his wife IIonefity
,ause it's the best policy; and
.inghaan man calls his wife
lane, because that is her name
1 Glasgow man calls his wife D
heeause that isn't her name—s
regular vixen; and a Newcastle
cal/8 his wife Enough, because s
The powerful Movement in Great
Jritain to dettroy the con/mere/4
prestige of Germany, In which the
Anti -German Union has taken, the
initiative, is to be aided by the 13rit-
black list containing the names of
German firms In neutral countries oC
Europe mul America With 'whom
front trading,
British subieets are tO be Prohibited
7'hn Pritish Iloa.rd. of Trade het an.
nounced that it bas been decided tot
dose up eleven German businesS COn..4
cents in England, Ineluding the Well/
The Canadian GOVernment wiq
thus akt the •;rerk of the Atti.9044
HURON'S POPULATION
"bTh,. P"'i)u)arll't1 of nurou .Chamty aN
Oil aseem,•ppent rolls for
1111; fel ve: Aehfleld. 2521; Colborne. n ,,.
rich tow is r , r O
Ut0 Ilurlett, 21(12; Hay, 23S2;
,(Irks,
Morrie, 21411 MCIKtIIo , 200 ;
Stanley', 1000; Stephen 2 0; 2000;
I028; Tuckers ' 3«20; Tern -
berry,
horde, .1033; hast with, d032; .
W
We aw
West Waw8nosh. 1403, 'Tots! 1131; u
iation of the townshl a '1,207. papa
field, 113; :Blyth, 085; telru se $ay.
Clinton, 211,, H' els 1310
4070• , • Exeter, 1008; Qodericb,
WingHens,a.i1, 088; Seaforth, 1871;
VVingham, 2433
am ' Wrooter, 317; Total
atop of the
population,
The total popula
thus oa county in was
tionshowing a falling off in popula•
00,781•
10,808 during the palet, 25 years
Prom Par sit Chlaa
In a letter to the Standard from Dr,
E. C. Wilford, of Tzelietsing, West
China, dated March 5th, in which be
etates that he nod ferrety were leavoig
be pleasant news to their friends here.
The following interesting hit of news
we quote from his letter; "'We. have
been having stirring titnes here lately,
Perhaps you noticed in the papers that
there wee a rebellion in West China
(Yunnan, Szechwan and Rueiche`w),
Fighting has been going on within a
few milos from this city, and they
have been bringing the wounded here
for me to treat. Yesterday about (30
were brought in. Many of them were
quite serioes too and it take& a long
time to dress them all. I have treatcd
about 300 so far, Many are already
cured aed have left the hospital. Tbe
officials seem quite pleased with our
work. The Military Governor oe the
province has telegraphed hie thanks,
and promised to recommend us to the
Emperor for deooration."—Blyth
Standard. Dr. Wilford is a brother
of Mr. A. El. VVilford of Winghatn.
Cranbrook
Miss C, Calder of Toronto, is visiting
Christian Huether el Stratford. is
is visiting her tether here, Mr. George
Mrs. Wm. Andet•son is visiting her
daughters in Toronto.
Mrs. Fred Jesehke, sr., is visiting her
son in Detroit this week.
Miss Leila Sperling, who is teaching
school at Courtland is home here for the
21111bS Eva Ratbwell of Paris, is vjsiting
her perents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rath -
Orange Hill
Mrs. Arthur Zziiles and little daughter,
of Toronto, are visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wade, at present. •
Airs, Thos. Akins' health continues
much the same,
Mr. and Mrs. John King, of Adams-
ville, are visiting at Mr. Bert King's.
Mr. Geo. Rainey and Miss Lillian, of
Clifford, spent Sunday with friends here.
miss Mckee of Belmore, has been en-
gaged as teacher at S. S. No. 4, her dut- esees s
ies to commence after Easter. Mr.,
Walter Stafford, the present teacher, has I
enlisted with the 161st Eattalion.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy King and' little
daughter, Spent a few days with the
former's parents here, prior to leaving!
for their new home at Kenilworth
Morris
Mr. Neil Robb wiva h n1 for a few
d tys lag 1t'ec'k attendinc, to :lie shipment
of
his household elfeets to s,, •etfor'd wirer
he lois secured a pogtiou
lit, •e'
0 T. R. Ills wilt, 1 013, Al or,
and sister. Miss Belle ami San, Alvyn-
nesday of this week,
Robb, left on Wed-
nesday
s
4
R
Mat
hens spent 11 st week with
1' I.(1)V(15 at Ivititcchllrlir,
Pak Sev'
East Wawan�osh,,
lReport of promotion examinations f
$. S, No. 9, for
Kathleen `'�awatYoah,....Sr,
I{en'. Jr, 4th•.)`no, Taylor,
Lyia beaver. Sr. 3rd_Tesale
Howard Pocock, Price Taylor, achael
Currie, Jr. 3rd,.Geor TlZaWII.
f •' e
n1
d g T
C
o Taylor,
la
r r
a y
m i_
0' W1
Mae
Perdue. r
z due
4 ,
James s 6•
o 1,
C oil 2 •...
n
es, Jennie d
3rd --.borne Scott Anderson, Jr,
Coulter, Ist-- , Viola Irving, Cecil
Nay -
or, /mile John Ski- - -_
I Weed to do an Thompson. Primer—Jennie Thompson,
Inds of nifty oommercial and job Joe Kerr, Huglz Scott, George Skinn,
card to a fun sheet bill. If you geti 1
printing, Everything from a visiting I iviaggie liacDougall, liar?/0 Kerr.....E,
one job here you'll be back agairs, Het ierington, teecher.
Asa a
friends sibout.
Notice the number
of Traction "spares* thatare aot
se
4.}14 in el: o6npevnel°witrfangththe:caTV' b"trileulet
accouets ter this—the desire to have the
car look its best.
4......- op Tire 8t Rubber Goods Co.,
•
Leave TorontoUnion Station
10.45p. m. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Por Parry Sound, Sudbury, Port Arthur,
..--.7 Fort William, IV; ti tepee, Brandon, Regina
Saskatoon, OW gAry, North Battleford, Ed
monism, Vancouver, and Pacific Coast Points.
Ticke.5.....)4'.... Low Rate noinceee;keir's. Excutielo; every 5.1011-
`s anClialY"Crtk9rew.eeSi
Financial .Agetits, Phone /23, IViegliam, Ont,
The dull throbbing pain in the joints dis-
appears, the burning ache in the muscles gives
way to ease and comfort—that's the finish of
rhecimatiszn when the healing, penetrating oils in
. LINIMENT
are allowed to do their work. There is no need
to suffer from inilamatori or muscular rheu-
matism, lame back or shoulder, hunbazo, stiff
neck, sore muscles, strains, neuralgia, etc.—
use Chamberlain's Liniment. Pot. cuts, bruises.
wounds, .frost bites, etc., its antiseptic and
healing properties are very valuable.
Get a bottle today, all druggists 25c,
Neatly E and promptly
done at,:the ADVANCE
GAIN or no gain the cause before the farmers of Canada is as clear as it was last
year—they must produce abundantly in order to meet the demands that may
be znade, and / believe this to be especially true tO live stock, the world's
supply of which must he particularly affected in this vast struggle.", --.110.1V.
TH FOLLOWING STATSMENTS 'ARE BASED ON PEPORTS CONTAINED IN
LIVE STOC
" THE AGRICULTURAL WAR HOOK, 1916," PUBLISHED BY THE
--achercls and flocks of Europe
have been greatly reduced. When the war is over
there will be a great demand for breeding sta:k.
Canadian farmers ehould keep this in mind,
DEPARTIVIENT Or AGRICULTURE. OTTA
MEATS -41z 1915 Croat Britoil). import ed 001,508
toes- of beef, nitztton and lantis a which 304,213
tens came from without the Empire. Out isf'
, within the Ruzpire.
430,420 tons of beef only 104,907 tons came from
The demands of the Allies for freeen beef,
canned beef, bacon and hatns will increase rather
than diminish. Orders are coming tO Ci/Ilit(Lt.
The decreasing tonnage space available nil! give
Canada an advantage if 'we have the supplies,
VVRITE TO THE DOMINION DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND TO YOUR
WA
141,142VV4Q 'Tonle consumption of milk, butter
and cheese has increased of late years. The war
demands for cheese have been unlimited. The
.Caninlizuz cheese exports from 'Montreal in 1015
Iv''re ne-t1'137 $5,500,600 over 19/4. Prices at
Montreal—Cheese : January 1915, 15;1.i to 17
rents ; January 1016, 18.1i to 18 q tent.l.
nutter : ,Tanuary 1015, 24 to 2814: cents ;
January 1916, 32 to 33 cents.
Ecias.—C'anada Produced 1k30,000,000 worth of
eggs in 1915 anci helped out Great 13ritain in the
shortase. Shippers as well as producers have a
that market,
duty and an opportunity in holding a place in
PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT FOR 8ULLETINS ON THESE SLISJECTS
Tens of atonsantiq (.1 latniaccr:; enliAtd am! gone to the front. It is only fair to tizent
in 1910.
that their !lona, :.1 be Lept up as f.ir lessrible. The I.:nil-ire floosie all the food that, lye can produce
PRODUCT .1.119/17: .1fORE
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