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there be a more overahadowihl _

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Exhibits, Includ- ing Potatoes.

Prince Edward Island will be wen

represented in a Joint Maritime ex- hibit at the Royal winter mir. which opens Monday next at Toron.-- lc, 3-lon. W- M. Lea, Minister of Ag- riculture, inforlned The Guardian yesterday. At the fair a different day 1; allotted to advertising the differ- gni, provinces of Canada. The east- sm provinces have Maritime day, at which products of the three Marl- tlme provinces will be jointly exhih- l lied. A shipment of potatoes for the exhibition has been sent from the Island to he shown at the fair.

The chief feature put on is a mov-

mg picture display of views both ______i_..._.._.------

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(Special to the Guardian)

BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 15-A

“wud 0! 535.000 if taken alive and $10,000 if deed. was offered Will! lor seven mlm. who. armed and masked. raided the suburban' home of John L. Carson Jr.. Nt nilht during a pre nuptlal dinner party in honor of a. prom- inent young society couple, 5”. eral evening wraps and coats, along with a small sum cf mon- ey, were also taken by the |»ung,. who, it is thought, made their escape in an auto. The spectacu- lar hold-up was successfully com- pleted within ten minutes. The heaviest loss was said to have been suffered by Mrs. Ray Alan Vancliff from whose neck one of the bandits fore a triple string of matched pealrls estimated to be worth over szocooo. ‘

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.ban to Halt Riots Take Secret Action.

DURBAN, NW. 15.-Bcgrg gf muy; 1151118! has swept through south Africa because of secret polls; and militerv precautions taken by fue Union Government to deal with the

"em 11°" fevwtlv ans eoycom ez municipal canteens as well as dell- ence of the police in holding of pro- hibited dernonst.rnticns_

(Continued on Page 7)

Bemz mu' is developing within the ranks oi i G 0 V E R N M E N T

“DL cum D. D_ _ stan now President I-loover's naval advisors

-» "1 rf -- ._ ,Stocks Getting

home preveh

station' vlruwhester Co. N.Y. U.S.A. Hilary Jones refusing tc accompany

the American delegation to the Lon Margaret Bondtleld

"'MWlld U10 113535' A-'i °m¢k°“ don conference, the United Pres# t0 EXtCnd the

Travel Stony Road

.lu 17 on “ t North ` , _ Wlllsb‘i1r:GH‘:il? '1‘u::il:l', ivovember St€aTnef DO0fned Through Parhalnent iam, aaa sharp. 9803 ____ _ _______

-`-“ _ ‘ (cancun rm.) i <Blr Georse Hembletou. canadian

"St, Peters Club loading live stock. BUFFALO' N_ yn NUM 15__,Bm,(-. Prem Stal! Correspondent)

wmnuduy' Nwember nom' Gem” d for 14 hours by heavy seas the DONDON. NOV- 15-F-ight H011.

A shocking accldeng occurred in front of the Clentleusenb Club, cor-` ner cr erm oocrae ‘sua Kia; 511000. tt 440 Nlterdny afternoon, when Herbert ` Maher. Dorchester street. lineman employed by the P, E. Island Telephone Company, fell

Kaifir

s at Durban where there have 15',” from .I "uphme pole on

which he was working. to the ground below. sustsinint a fractured left shoulder and several broken ribs. some splinters of which pierced the

Tilfphone Poll.

left, 111113. 14;-, Maher, in a very crit- ical oondittpsl, was immediately re- moved to the Charlottetown Hospital. He was unconscious for s. very short time. an`d»`lteted that he had no idea how the accident occurred. It is believed that the unfortunate man's leather safety `belt, used ln ¢Umbil1¥» beosme unboolred while he W5-‘J 6118386# in his work. Ho fell on

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coMMUNls'r Alu _ . , _

The natives. u. few years ago, were , ‘

Olfmized in irnda unions and the - '

Re t°n °

lllv li mnulii ...... -‘-ef'

ANNOUNCEMENTS. ` provement today. it was stated at

MONTREAL Que. Nov 15-Rev the hospital. which he entered yes-

em F R I ll l l ll N ml Mcnulin t t i s s

MEETINGS' E'.|‘C_ Louis J. O'Lel-ry, Bishop of Charlotte- terday, pumuu ag, cm Buhgpq lp.

WW- WY10 li I Patient at the Royal ness had not been completed today,

nnummaga sale today at 3 o'cia>;:clr4 WASHINGTON’ Nov 15_m,m1°n Victoria Hospital here. passed a good it was lntima,iad_

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Nov. l5.-Under

the impress of favorable reports from

work steadily upward on the Mon- treal Stock Exchange today. Trading

, _ -lo-si. 2

Mcxmnon' Seann", 9800 u ei it st amor Briton was filling, M*“°B'”°l`f 30033915- Millllftel' 0! La-

_,._. fl' g i 8

....1-he pm, ‘crm me Hill" will be' rapidly and seemed 'beyond hops of bor. faces dimcult days. From Con-

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presented in Central Bedeque. Mon-’ being salvaged, acwrdmg gn npormrservalives, Libertas and from thg

N mber 18th at 8 o'clock Umm, qu,” Cust left wing of tha Labor party mme

' I g ' . . ~"-' | the "dole" will ir l sto d

smummqe gl; in st. Peters] crew of 27 men on board elncontlx mmuw pummenlzve s. ny foe.

“ rl' Cl li loading

B 4 ‘M Y. - nounced in the House of Commons!|

b t ' e.

"ML Stewart Club lending lil/¢, me mon y B mfs gum' c ioday the tlmc the government pro-

;l;ocl;, Wednesday afierrgoor? Diivllgem - posed to alloc to the bill this com- \‘°i»h\mti\3l>-°\- ~- °°“'- i weelnnlhtn .stnl’nld- nd' Secnuw' 9783'u'm'm` ` proved viii, Consersetlve onLeu.d:er iitoegted i

School Room this evefliili it Stl/SH Briton grounded Wednesd-.ly nig ' ' . rcioclz. 9'l91‘“‘15'u‘I dense fog. wes taken off shortly be wh” Pmmier M'°D°n“d m'

“yi °V° ' ' received bv th” ~ ~ - -

sez-2' - “ - 9 l uard office Capt Johnson and the md‘°m°“‘ thi* il” bm W emfndi

was on a much lighter scale, tl'}|e total

l sales showing a reduction of almost ' 100,000 shares as compared with yes-

terday‘s tumover. International Nickel and Brazilian especially were in good demand throughout the three hour session and had mule consider- able advancement, when struck by u

dollars were spread over the lls while Consolidated Bmelters ran`u $10 to $250 and Dominion Glass re- covered elght dollars to $i‘2'l. Mon- treal Tremways suffered tre only lose of any great slgnifi.:-lace, when it tumbled to a new low of $175 off

$10.

various sources, prices continued to

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Toronto Citizens

vince Is Mooted. Are Hard Hit

(Canadlnn Press)

BT. JOHN, N. B., Nov. l5.-The

Provinclal Government will ask the Legislature of New Brunswick tori authceily to spend $10,000,000 oh a five year programme for the estab- lishment of a hard surface system of trunk roads throughout the prov- ince. This announcement was made( yesterday by the Premier, Hon.

M. B. Baxter. He also announced the appointment of o commission on Old' Age Pensions.

Directors Of Fox Exhibitors Assn. _ Hold Meeting

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A meeting of the directors of the

rox nxhluluus’ Association was held yesterday afternoon in the Depart-i ment of Agriculture, at which mat- ters relating to the recent Fox Show

Fox Show in the province was dis- l_',c_u_.§seu aug gl. was decided one a ‘second show he held at Charlotte- town next year, the tentative dates. to be the same as this year. Com-1

Herbert T. R. Hooper, Hurry Brown. city. A. S. Robertson, Mermaid, W. K. Rogers, city. the Levin For Co, through its representative, B. Roy? Holman, city, Kennedy Bros. South- port. Further trophies are also un-

NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Ncv. 15.-The Stock

wave of profit taking, which dissolved

orally closed one to nearly 30 points

the program with a reservation, in-

S°“"‘°”' QW” ° “ <s~~-.cial us the oumaul clmctlug that s more adequate sis-

. i ~- ' ~ . o 1

"E“"°m Km” cm’ l°“dl“gl on logs of fir, spruce. cedar and The extreme Laborites from tho I uate Rem un iration

§t;,n\Z5°51“‘Q,B§°?; ?;aE?“;sér?E_;l;ws'i western hemlock was approved yes- Clydeslde were more curl.. G. Bu- q

" ` ' ' ° “'9m_1l_1¢'.2l_` lerasy by the senate. The senate clunuh (Labor, Glwowl sharply . _‘ .

' f ted uotllercommittee um- declared if the terms of the bill a-

'°L°H¢|k\l Live Sim!! T\1¢S‘1°Y» 1951*: cndmenc io retain cedar lumber on B “' M\i1VleW- Billied MlllVi¢W I-We me free list, The house had pro- _,__._,..-______________-_--- 80002 Bhimiinl club. 9770-11-lb-41. posed a 25 peweng duty- g ‘ (oohyunusd on Pqe 3)

lar a thousand feet board measure George Liberal Leader, ag-reed.

then adm a

reed with published forecasts, then

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"Chicken Supper and Bazaar to be held in Borden Union Hall November

i.i.‘.“i.§*.“l‘.:.“:l‘..‘i.°.“,‘.f.°;';.¥{i;’:..*Zi‘_“’°” Young Bankers Poisoned by

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`"°""`°" C d Sent Through Mail'

"Reserve Monday, November 18th y

1;; htllze illustrated lecture on "Tl:

has ei seev.lana'~ by mv. . --

M- Sinclair in xlusetvn Hell AH ` th ds Used 0.6,” ~ 9,m_n_15_3,_ Emergency Me o

1 -_ip

"Coma to big indoor Circus in “‘* H013' Name Hall. Bt. Peters. on "vow, Nov. lain. more sua other limes. Fancy and useful articles for W- also-al

, ._;.._.-_ “The oaruaeum of sl. .mass 1’*l'ilhwillholdacbiciunsupperiu *M ole church. euuuuerzlelu, on “Mew evening. November ic. aim Ind other amluemenu. sm-ai

i °°C°ma to the chicken supper in

Ut Stewart Hall by the Savage Har

'Wi' Womens institute on Thursday °"°l\i11l. November iist It not “ne letumy. om-u-ie_-at

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“Gems te ewmseerr ou-elux lc

. H°\¥ Nome Rall. Bt. Peters, on =°M~y. lmuaasr leur. chicken ”“» 311180 and other games. nancy

'"4 WM articles for sale.

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I °°“\° "Givens chasers" oi char-' ‘,‘;'f,*\°~a vm om s. mem. me ,,,h“*=1f\ mu, 'nnecam ummm nm; Wlnmeui so no charli-

liv Oremsbela sswrssces. urc-

°°°"l\\al4cipul.uchau. cons lr

a goo; y 000'(-Bi.

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to Clear their Stomachs ,

-One Almost Died

From' Convuisions.

(Canadian Press)

EDMONTON. Alta.. Nov. 15-

Poisoned by strychnlno contain- ed in chocolates which they re- ceived through the mail at their place of business. George J. Johnson, 30, and Cecil Marmer. 30, employe” of a local banker. collapsed while on dirt! Wd” and were fiidhed to h0llI||»l|| Wm” emergency methods were tiled £0 .lm urea- stomachs ol un wi- son. Johnson ls the more lef- loasly alclr of the two, and ill one convulllon after reachilil me heeultel. owl: e1Pl'°‘» '"1' desperate efforts on the Nr* °¢ the attending doctor saved Nl mg, gg || not yet out of dsntvf- Tlse box of candy bore a Toron- to paemark. run seecrl|»¢|°I= °' gh. Mg nntalning thecbocolaies is being wired to ‘laconic l>0||¢° officials. who have been “U04 is .lumps so a-ue its #itil-

Can t Humanize War, Says Smuts

(Special to the Guardian)

IDNDON. Nov. lo-General Jan

O. Bmuts. former Premier of South Africa, speaking tonight before the

Hall. said he was doubtful of the practicablliiy of President Hoover! suggestion for the immunity of food ships in time of war. "The humanis- lng of war was attempted before the world conflict." he said, “but as a~cou‘as the dnt shot was fired. all humanising expodlenis went by the board. It will alwl»Y8 DG 80-" "WI-l‘ never can be effectively humanlaed. its utter inhulnanity and its own inexprealibib barbariti 'iii bt th undoing. These will worl the cure, rather than attempts to render is more humane toward tha inno-

.wnuz _

League of Nations Union at Guild

live stock at Melville Station, Tuesday. , Npvpmhn- 1g¢h_ L13; with stewart WASHINGTON. Nov. 15-Elimins- cusslon might be necessary. With! Ross, Secretary. l _ 9798'-ll-16-l.ii tion of the present tariff 'of one dal- this view Right I-Ion. David Lloydi

the greater part of their galrs. Both finished slightly stronger than yester- day’s close however, the former at $31 and the latter lust under $40. Ad- vances oi two, three, four and five'

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paretlvely large volume, 4,339,950

atlvely large colume, 43395580

par shares, changing hands, but this was _s. substantial reduction from yester- dey's turnover of 5,509,380.

_(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The

resignation of Hon. William Phillips as Minister to Canada is likely to bring to a. head trou- ble that has been brewing for a long timein the American dl- plomatic service, caused by the utterly inadequate remuneration of those in the service. Secre- tary of State Btimson is asking for an additional appropriation of $2,500,000 over and above the regular amount of 815,000,000 to enable a start to be made in the carrying out of tba policy an- nounced \by President Hoover in his Armistice Day speech, to strengthen the !orel¢n_ diploma- tio service as an old to the maintaining of world peaee.

Mr. Phillips is an example of

the absurdly low financial sup- port giver. so Ulultec stale. for- eign representatives. Although Minister to the country with which the United Stat/es has the largest trade of any nation In the world, Mr. Phillips received n salary of *only 810.000 per year, out of which he had to pay his own house rent, living expenses and all the coat of hosplialltlcs and entertainments. Of course, no cnc but a wealthy man could ndord the luxury of being Min- ister to Canada. and Mr. Phil- lips no doubt feels that he has male a luihclent contribution tolsvards maintaining the pres- tlge of the United States at Ot- tawa.

T Last li-inutelliews Flashes

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(Special to The Guardian)

WASHINGTON, D. U., Nav. 15. -A sudden tum for the worse il the condition of Secretary of War Good, tmilht ellscd I consulta- tion of physicians attendmg him.

PAIII, Nov. lo.-New naval construction to be laid down in illlelllsfvrlkbibtometships or 8.400 las than tba average quota adopted in IOM. The pro. gram Includes sua 10.000 cruiser. lil ieitrwifl aussi: submarines. _____________;._, - WASHINGTON' NOV. ll-‘nil

United States has notified Great Britain of Ita acceptance of Jon- nary ill as the into for the first meeting of the London naval conference.

oaoliao. Nev. ls.-rouucal

tllllltl. and accusations that he was sailing out his country to Great Britain, causal the suicide lllt hllht ol Sir Abdul Meissen 80| Al la Siu, Hemiar and For- eign Minhtor of Iraq. Ha shot blnsel! ln the presence of his fillib. havin: a lotta! of ax-

Market showed signs of being able to stand on its own feet today. Despite considerable week-end llquidations in the last hour of_t1-ading, _sroclrs gen-

der consideration. and it is antici-i

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“Poverty Party”

(Special to the Gursdianl

NEW YORK. Nev. i5-With the

Stock Market collapse as their splrution, a group of Park Ave. so- ciety folk held a "poverty pai-ty" last night at which guests wore old clothes and are frankfurters and ssuerlrreut. Their clothing. however merely was "old" in a relative way. Dowagers appeared in gowns of a year ago, the younger women in: gowns of last month. and men. who apparently had no old clothing. wore

were discussed., The future of the'

John Roper, Royalty, A. C. Wood. Mt. ‘

(Special in The Gunrdiln)

TORONTO, ONT., Nov. 15- Thirty-Bve thousand Toronto citizens are estimated to have lost $12,000,000 in the Stock Market during the past month.

lt is further estimated that 29,- 000 of these citizens were men from almost all occupations and the remaining 6.000 were women, more than 75 per cent of whom are married. More than half the money so lost is cash. That is, it is not "paper profits." such as financial writers discuss so con- lidentially. _

svilnul mills. Products By U- S- 5

e Huge R€w¢1t'dF0r Herbert Mahar In Critical Condi- ` , I

-Rep_'°‘fse"t°t"’e _Capture Of Seven Concentrate Troops tion In City Hospital As Result Hard surface system ., . . f.

andPohce NearDul-I. of Fa” From - . of Trunk Roads __ _ ,{To ronto Dairy-~-,gi

Throughout Pro-

RECUGNIZEIJ

men _Comment ij

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15

Senate tonight approved a. comniittee amendment to

and sour cream from thirty six and six-tenths cents a The House bill carried e. dut cents.

Acting rapidly the , Senate

§ On U. S. Bill To

Increase The

__ "nu finance

the tarlf!

billl to increase the duty on fresh

to titty- gallon. Y or dt

PIO'

ceeded without record votes or dis- cussion to approve proposed increas-

LONDON. Nov. 15.-The British eg on pg 4,1,-y md ppum-y W-odugg

Government has telegraphed th

Afghan Foreign Office in Kabul, ex-

tending recognltion in behalf of t

British Empire to the Government

'Nasir Klum, who was ell-cred Kin

of Afghanistan last month, after

hsd driven out the usurper. Bach

Sakno. ` _

Car Tbieves

¢ Thd duty Uh lkimmbd Ind bllbléf-

mill: was raised from one to tw(

helund one twentieth cents a gallon; of unsweetened condensed milk from Z one to one and three-tenths cent.:

he a pound; sweetened condensed milk

On Thursday night two cars were

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Fox .Sh ipments

istoien from Water Street. Mr. Mor- iley M. Bell had parked his car out- side the Clifton House and on rc- turning to it he found it had disap- peared. At 8.30 a.. nl. next nlorning

The S1\'edlsll-Arnericall motor ship

Kungsholm sailed from Halifax for Swedish ports the first of the weelr,

}C%\'i'l'lng willl. her cargo a. large ship-

ln- -ment of live sliver black ioxes con-

signed to breeders in that country.

There were almost seven hundred in the shipment, the larger part oi'

`wllich came from Prince Edward Isl- and where Swedish, buyers have been

exceptionally busy this fell. Another

shipment which attracted much ot- tention was one of nearly one hund- red live mink, which will also be us- ed to stock fu.r farms in the Scan-

ordiuary business suits instead.

dinavian peninsula.

But Forces Cut

lCal1adlan Presel i

LONDON, Nov. 15.--Further dim-

inution of British military strength has its enemies in the House of Lords. A number of‘Conservative

ment for cutting enlisted forces. re-‘ marking that administrative staffsi were being greatly increased. The’ curl ci Mialcton, former war Min-‘ ister commented there are 273,000` fewer men in the army now than at the beginning of the war in 1914, al- though the War Office staffs had been augmented sixty to seventy per- cent. He wanted to Know why.

Peers severely criticized thc Govern-

dwelling at length upon Britailfs widespread commitments. He ex-; pressed apprehension at the reduc-I `tlon of military personnel, although' he was unprepared to say whethcrf

the danger limb actually had been ‘

New Idea In The Marketing Of Potatoes Will Be Tried

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'°"`~_"""~‘Lowly “Spud” Will Make

Staffs Increased its Bow In Cardboard

` Cartons And White

Cloth Bags.

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Ont., Nov. 15-A

new Idea in the marketing of po- tatoes will be tried out by the Provincial 'Department of Agri- culture at the forthcoming Royal Winter Fair. instead of the time honored brown ninety pound bag that once wan the sole standard of potato commerce. the lowly "spud" will make its bow in neat cardboard cartons and small white cloth bass. Cal-tons and bags are designed to hold only is pounds.. In addition the grade will be stamped on each carton and bog. Officials point mst that if the idea is accepted the ln- centlve for farmers to produce lint class grades of Mtohd will be increased greatly.

s_ from one and one half to two

three q_uartewe._ Qeuts &..`Jl0\uld_; all .other condensed milk from ode _and ihree-eights to two and fifty-three

Maritime Exhibit( ._ I Telephone Worker Will 'ASK FUR Heavy Increases

Seriously Injured (TEN Mii.i.|0N T0 In Duty On Dairy Q

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hundredths cents a pound; dried

whole milk from three to` six and __

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, Tobacco Crop it

Not So Good L

(Special to The Guardian) _

l orraws.. om.. Ncv. 1s-oru.a.r- iic's tobacco crop is dovm nearly 8(

iper cent, this year, according _to the iiuuacco division of the nepsr-unch( lol Agriculture and the Dominion 'Bureau of Staiistics. The reduction

loccurred mainly in the burley Low prices were obtained for

WPG these

types in 1928 and dry weather also

Th(

cut down the yield per acre.

effect was to ellxninate. ia. large pro-» lportloh of the smaller and less ex-

.V pcrienced producers.

:The Weather,

TORONTO. Nov. 15.-Strong

Toronto, fair . . . . . . . . . . ... Montreal, rain :Quebec cloudy Charlottc~lov\'n. rain ..... Halifax, cloudy ........, .... St. John, rain ................ Boston, cloudy

i ionight at i0.03.

rises tomorrow morning at 7.03.

7.50 p. m.

Sulmncrside tide eighteen

later than Chario‘.t~zi.»wri.

+0490-C O

Condensed Specials ltA'l'E-ic per were

HOUSE T0 LET-APPLY GU

ian. 9770-ll

° ENVELOPE SPEClAL%--Zlle

Onion. » -

'ro' l.s'r f

zoo nom. el., R.. L. Day, Spring

T0 L81*-HOUSE, ll

RA.. hot water halting Possession Dae. int.

Blkaty. ,

50; 30: for 100; 55c for 250;

Etc

west-

erly winds, fair and a little cooler.

46-4? 44--4C 42-3'. 51-53 48--46 46-42 58-50

High tide this morning at 10.23 and

Sun scts this aftemwn at 4.20 and

Full moon Saturday, November 10

minute:

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each insertion in this column.

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for ooo; $1.95 for loco. Guarulali

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Tariff On Dairyjif'§ ~ Products Which ‘il Passed Senate.

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one half cents a pound; dried oreen: it :if ,

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