New Church Duties and Opportunities Urged by Hale
Dr Hale discusses duties and aims of a new church in Boston. He cites Luke’s words as a call to establish a Christian community with education charity hospitality and worship. He notes the challenges of starting amid many churches and endorses a shared hall for a growing congregation. He advocates free reading rooms industrial and general instruction and a welcoming center for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Mr. Fulton
America
Church of the Good Samaritan
Huntington Avenue
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Dr Fulton bids farewell at Music Hall on Romanism talk
Dr Fulton addressed a crowded Music Hall audience yesterday before planning a Sunday trip to Washington to discuss his discoveries on Romanism in a talk on Giordano Bruno. He urged attendees to reject Roman Catholic influence in schools and praised Boston supporters while joking about local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Music Hall
Washington
Giordano Bruno
Iam
Boston
Swinton
Travis
Children of God
Rome
Bruno
Acre
Walsh
Mrs. Bottome
Regatta notes from Larchmont Club and fleet updates
The closing Larchmont Yacht Club regatta featured the Thayer cup with Linus Gorilla Mariquita and Broncho. Broncho, a new 40-foot centreboard skimming dish, showed modest speed. Chelsea Yacht Club's season end saw nine boats racing with winners Captain Clayton Warren first class, Hagen Lottie second, Cassidy Idrian second, Barry Holy Smoke third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont Yacht Club
Louis Townes
Staten Island
Vredenburgh
Staten Island Athletic Club
Chelsea Yacht Club
Clayton’s Warren
Hagen
Lottie
Cassidy
Idrian
Barry
David Bentham
James Poole
C. P. Loring
Burgess
Kathleen
Linus
Lawley’s
Lincoln School
Broadway
City of Boston School of Naval Architecture
City Hall
City Square
Charlestown
John L. Frisbee
Everett
Great Head
Commodore Forbes
Fredonia
Hesper
Commodore Gerry
Gerry
Miss Gerry
Europe
Electra
New York Yacht Club
Wilmington
Del
Blegaee Providence
Irex
Wendur
South Boston Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Club Dinners Highlight Political Guests at Boston Venues
Norfolk Club hosted Lt Gov Brackett and Congressmen Candler and Greenhalge at Youngs while Middlesex and Massachusetts Clubs met there with about twenty five and several dignitaries. Holmes presided at Literary Club dinner. Bird led Bird Club. Quiz Club discussed Looking Backward. next meeting set for Oct 26 to discuss The State Election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Brackett
Candler and Greenhalge
Young’s
Middlesex Club
John Haskell Butler
William Claflin
Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
J. Q. A. Brackett
W. W. Crapo
Boston
Parker’s
Whitten
Vicanhy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Literary Club
Bird Club
Parker's
F. W. Bird
Round Table Club
Quiz Club
Dorchester
Thomas A. Fox
Thomas T. Baldwin
G. Pemberton Bangs
George Robinson
Dr Greenes Free Illustrated Lectures At Tremont Temple
Dr Greene of Temple Place Boston famed physician in nervous and chronic disease care offers a three night free illustrated lecture series at Tremont Temple October 1 2 3 at 8 PM Topics cover Wonders of the Nervous System Mental and Physical Culture and a private men only illustrated lecture. Ladies may attend free private illustrated lectures Wednesday and Thursday at 5 PM. Admission is free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Tremont Temple
Kennan Lectures Tickets Go On Sale in Boston
Ticket sales for the Kennan lectures start tomorrow at Tremont Temple box office. The course offers the only Boston hearings by Mr. Kennan this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennan
Tremont Temple
Mr. Kennan
Boston
Boston and Indianapolis Close Season in Big Victory
In Indianapolis on Saturday, the Boston and Indianapolis clubs met for a farewell game. The Indianapolis team dominated, winning by a wide margin as errors favored the home side. Batteries were Rusie and Sommers for Indianapolis and Clarkson, Madden, Sennett, and Kelly for Boston. Tease hits favored Indianapolis with 13 to 8 for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Boston
Traanshouseeacecear
Holgond Vratka
Rusie
Sommers
Clarkson
Madden
Sennett
Kelly
Bostons
Syndicate Leases Ground Between 157th and 159th Streets
The New York syndicate of the Brotherhood of Baseball Players leased two city blocks between 157th and 159th streets and 8th and 9th avenues for ten years at 24000 dollars annually. They also leased the polo grounds at 155th street now used by the New York team for ten years, pending Day’s two year lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Brotherhood
New York
Brotherhood of Baseball Players
James J. Coogan
William Lynch
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Fifty-fifth Street
National League Chief Proposes Meeting With Players
Cuiiaco Sept 29 Chairman Baalataw publicizes a letter to John M Ward president of the Baseball Players Brotherhood offering to meet the grievance committee. Ward’s reply notes the committee appointed last May failed to obtain a hearing and was discharged July 14. He says he will refer the communication to the entire Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
Baalataw
National League
John M. Ward
Baseball Players’ Brotherhood
Ward
Brotherhood
Scores from multiple games across major cities
In Pittsburgs, Philadelphias, Chicagos and other venues, teams posted varied results. Cleveland beat Washington 7 1 in the first game and 7 6 in the second, Brooklyn topped Baltimore 8 7, Athletics of Philadelphia defeated Columbus 2 0, Kansas Citys won over Cin cinnatis 9 7, St Louis pair tied 2 2, Worcester over Hartford 18 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
New Yorks
Cleveland
Clevelands
Washingtons
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Philadelphia—Athletics
Columbus
Kansas
Ocean hydrographer notes October seas and life saving valor
The U S Hydrographer reports October Atlantic conditions with oil use reducing heavy seas and aiding navigation. Hurricane activity, fog and ice patterns are outlined along with a list of obstructions near Gloucester, Fisher's Island, Cape Lookout and other coasts. Life Savers staff, praised for saving 270 lives and five vessels, operated across 51 distressed ships with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department
Atlantic
West Indies
Middle Atlantic
Windward Islands
Antigua and Martinque
St. Christopher’s
Maine
Rhode Island
Nova Scotia
Gulf of Mexico
South Atlantic States
Hatteras
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Yucatan
Florida
Straits of
Belle Isle
Grand Banks
Nantucket Shoals
Nantucket
Straits
Bermuda
New England
Ten Pound Island Ledge
Gloucester Harbor
Sankaty Head
Canonbury
Wood’s Hall
Pollock Rip
Block Island
Alexander Campbell
Fisher's Island Sound
Watch Hill
Stonington Lighthouse
Latimer’s Reef
Long Beach Hotel
Rockaway Beach Hotel
Mighland
Iberia
Absecon Light
Chincoteague
Chincoteague Light
Hatteras Lighthouse
Currituck
Cape Lookout Shoal
Aberlady Bay
Savanilla
N. Ye N
Porto Belillo
Hermoso
Kimball
U. S
Mmen
Lath
Press Rifle Association Fall Competition at Walnut Hill
The Boston Press Rifle Association holds its annual fall shoot at Walnut Hill range in Woburn on Friday October 11 from 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Six matches are planned including one team event and five individual events. This marks the tenth year of meetings before the butts and the seventh as an organized association with $125 in prizes and several donated prizes already secured by friends of the association. William Alexander of the Transcript is custodian of prizes and winners should deliver prizes to him promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Rifle Association
Walnut Hill Range
Woburn
Association
W. V. Alexander
The
Transcript
Citizen Train Happy in Jail Quarters
Mr J A Holmes visits Cambridge born George Francis Train in Charles street jail. Train says he is happy with life in captivity and insists he needs no help while planning to publish his paper The Reign of Terror in Boston. He hopes to lecture again once released, but Sheriff O Brien refused his request for a convict's garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Holmes
Cambridge
George Francis Train
Charles Street
Longwood Open Handicap Tennis Opens With Mixed Events
Scraps of sports report Longwood Cricket Club hosts the lawn tennis open handicap at Longwood grounds with singles and pairs. Finals use best three of five with advantage games. Entries close today with Lott Mansfield. Also covered are Kerr vs Pettitt world championship match, a grand double feature, Longwood beating Chelsea 195–64, Mystics draw Hyde Parks, interscholastic football schedule, state shoot prizes, and Myopia Hunt hounds run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood Grounds
United States National Association
Lott Mansfield
Dartmouth Street
Kerr
Dublin
Pettitt
Boston
Fred Mansfield
Dwight and
Hopkinsons
Brookline
Boston Latin
Franklin Park
Cambridge
Roxbury
English High
Noble
Fifth Infantry
South Framingham
Kh. B. Edes
E. B. Erickson
W. P. Dickson
F. W. Scott
A. H. Whittekind
G. H. Cashman
E. ©. Osood
H. A. Jowe
Waltham
Woburn
Attleboro
Rockwell
Twenty-third Regiment
New York National Guard
Massachusetts
Memors
Myopia Hunt
Beagles
North
Beverly
Pingree Farm
Temperance Republicans Prepare to Oppose Brackett and License
A private sub committee of temperance Republicans in Wesleyan Hall confronted the Republican convention's choice, denouncing Brackett as governor nominee and the high license policy. They urge a strong protest and plan to decide on a mass meeting time at a future gathering amid widespread indignation among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Republicans
Henry H. Faxon
Hugh Montgomery
Frederick Fosdick
Fitchburg
J. B. Gould
Newton
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Wesleyan Hall
Brackett
Last Day at Mystic Park Breeders Meet Ends Quietly
About 6000 watchers attended Mystic Park for the New England Association of Trotting Horse Breeders final day. Nelson and Alryon headlined the program with near record speeds despite cold wind. Nelson’s first heat hit 32 seconds to the quarter, finishing 2 18 4, while Golden drove him to 2 17 2 in heat two. Alryon posted 2 7 4 and 2 18 4 heats. Races were closely contested, especially the 2:29 class postponed by darkness. the meeting is hailed as the association’s most successful since its founding. The postponed race will be run at 9 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
New England Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
T. O. King
J. H. Davis
F. M. Dodge
Messrs. King
Davis
Nelson
Alryon
Golden
Frankslin Park Races End In Brawl And Disqualification
At Franklin Park on Saturday afternoon the fifth race sparked a fight between jockeys Regan riding Annie and Day on Kempland. Regan struck Day with his whip, the clash continued after the finish with Day toppled from his saddle and Kempland thrown. Both jockeys were disqualified. Police planned to raid bookmakers but the effort fizzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Regan
Annie
Day
Kempland
Trotting Meet At Beacon Park Features Match Race
Trotting lovers will find a fine afternoon at Beacon Park with an 8500 match race between May Be owned and driven by George H. Hicks and Mollie J driven by James Golden. The race was moved from Mystic during the New England Breeders meeting. A second special race is planned but details are not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
George H. Hicks
Mollie J
James Golden
Mystic
New England
This Week at Harvard Lectures and Meetings
This week at Harvard lists events including Eliot addressing new university members at Jefferson Physical Laboratory at 7 30 pm on Sept 830 and Oct 1 Senate lectures by Sir Edwin Arnold on The Upanishad and The Mahabharata at Sanders Theatre both at 7 30 pm. Also college faculty meetings at University 5 on Oct 1 and a preaching service at School Chapel on Oct 2 and a medical faculty meeting at the Medical School on Oct 5 at 7 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
University 5
Sir Edwin Arnold
Sanders Theatre
Democratic convention at Worcester shows tentative ticket plans
The Worcester convention debate is muted with few surprises. William E. Russell leads the ticket amid talks of John W. Corcoran or ex Mayor Donovan for Lieutenant Governor. Ex Mayors Maynard and others are discussed, with tariff reform views anticipated from Nathan Matthews Jr. and veteran Charles Levi Woodbury seen as a platform hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
William E. Russell
Varne
Crosby
Pittsfield
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Donovan
Lowell
Maynard
Springfield
Cunniff
Boston
William F. Cook
Holyoke
Munn
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Robinson
Peleg McFarlin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Levi Woodbury
Canada
Mexico
Springfield Republican
Political maneuvering reshapes Maine and Norfolk districts
Reports indicate John Reade may be nominated for Senator in the second Suf folk district with anti-Doherty factions predicting a Democratic win. In Norfolk, Louis A. Cook and Warren W. Adams are renominated, Joseph A. Cushing named to the Republican slate, and ex Mayor John J. Whipple of Brockton hints at a Legislature bid and speakership bid this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reade
Suffolk
Doherty
South Weymouth
Warren W. Adams
Quincy
Joseph A. Cushing
John J. Whipple
Brocktonn
Venetian furniture from Paine's at Canal Street
Distinctive high quality Venetian pieces imported by Paine's Furniture Co. at 48 Canal Street attract thousands of visitors. Cabinets card urns chests coffers chairs hall settles and more are delicately chiselled from rich French walnut and richly carved with figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Burglars Foiled at Sagamore House and Two Stores
Early Saturday burglars entered Sagamore House at Crescent Beach, occupied by Edward Poor, but fled without taking anything. Gardelle and Bartatun stores were broken into, with Bartatun losing several pairs of shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore House
Edward Poor
Crescent Beach
Gardelle
Bartatun
Business Troubles Hit Retailers Across States
A roundup of insolvencies and assignments includes A. P. Dintaman of Harrisburg Pa and several others: Ira D. Rogers Lynn Ma insolvency. John Clarke St Paul Mn assigns to Henry Retzman. J F Thorpe China Me insolvency. H Tobin Winterset Ta bill of sale for 3300. kK Rische & Son San Antonio Tx trust deed for 44000. Pioneer Cooperative Association Forest City Pa assigns. Henry J Godfrey Dorchester Ave insolvency with unsecured assets mainly fixtures and small stock. Adam Steinert Versailles Ky assigns. J O Schoonover Garrison Ia fails. KE Morrill Portland Me compromised. John M Moore Chesterville Ca assigns. John Watt & Son Philadelphia Pa financially emb. asks creditor extension. Louis Guay Central Falls Ri mortgage foreclosed. J T & E R Hughes Fair Haven Vt assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Dintaman
Harrisburg
Penn
Ira D. Rogers
Lynn
John Clarke
St. Paul
Minn
Henry Retzman
J. F. Thorpe
China
H. Tobin
Winterset
Kk. Rische & Son
San Antonio
Tex
A. Babcock
Pioneer Cooperative Association
Forest City
Henry J. Godfrey
Dorchester Avenue
Adam Steinert
Versailles
J. O. Schoonover
Garrison
KE. G. Morrill
Portland
John M. Moore
Chesterville
John Watt & Son
Philadelphia
Louis Guay
Central Falls
R. 1
J.T
E.R. Hughes
Fair Haven
Courts Schedule In Oct For Supreme and Superior Courts
Equity assignments set for Tuesday Oct 1 include American Order of Scottish Salmon V Aylward and Clans v Merrill Middlesex. Superior Court October sitting opens Tuesday at 10 am with Judge Barker Hammond Aldrich Bishop Dewey presiding. Trial lists due Monday with ten cases per session and short lists by noon daily. advancing agreements must be filed by a specified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens
American Order of Scottish
Salmon
Aylward
Mid- Clans
Merrilldlesex
Bell v. Carey
Dorgan
Morse
Knapp
Middlesex
Probate Court Listing for Suffolk County Sept 30
Returnable in Suffolk County Probate Court on Monday Sept 30 includes licenses to sell estates by foreign administrators, guardianships, adoptions, probate of wills, administration accounts, and partition or sale of real estate. Numerous petition entries for James Blandford, Joseph Ross, Cornelia Brown, Ellen Cain, Daniel Chase, Harry Chase, Charles Cox, Timothy Dacey, Ebenezer Dale, Alexander Davis, Daniel Donahue, William Gallupe, Launcelot Grange, Edward Hopson, Samuel Kennedy, John Crouse, Mathew Mulhern, Mary Ann Lockyer, Miles Sinnott, and others with related trustees, executors, guardians, and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Hibbard Binney
James Blandford
Joseph Ross
Cornelia R. S. Brown
Clementine M. Buffum
William J. Buffum
Ellen Cain
Andrew Carney
Josephine Reggio
Daniel K. Chase
Harry Chase
Charles I. Clark
Robert H. Clouston
Samuel Q. Cochran
Sarah W. Cochran
S. W. Cochran
Susan M. Cox
Charles I. Cox
Timothy J. Dacey
Ebenezer Dale
Alexander M. Davis
Daniel Donahue
Joseph James
M. Davis
William Gallupe
Launcelot Grange
Cea Harper
Edward Hopson
Ney Kelly
Samuel Kennedy
George Brown
John Crouse
William B. Kingsbury
Sophia J. Knight
Sarah M. Latimer
Beavenes
Sarah
Mary Ann Lockyer
Sander Memroe Manley
James McGann
Bridget McNamara
William H. Milton
Amelia Milton
Mathew Mulhern
Elizabeth A. Nicholson
Ann E. Nicholson
Pye van Sede Pierce
Miles Breslin Sinnott
Mary Sullivan
Susan H Swett
Thomas L. Winthrop
Albert C. Taylor
Celia A. Watts
Robert L. Watts
Elizabeth Gough
Municipal Court First Session Listings
The record lists cases before Harpy and Forsaithe, covering numerous docket numbers and parties. Notable names include Allen v. Roundy, Boston Light Infantry Vet Corps v. Abbott, Mack v. Frey, Merrett v. Tobin, and Thiayer v. Tenney, with others such as Lenchar s v. White and Wells v. Preadwell appearing among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Gerry
Vsso
Bayldone
Juclos
Lenchars
White
O’malley
Patterson
Mack
Frye
Abbott
Fay
Ambrose
Lewis Et al
Watson
Webb
Walsh
Wells
Preadwell
Beale, Jr
Kilduff
Kellogg
Shanahan
Wyman
Fiske
Slop Ere
Emer
Hubley
Wentworth Carpet Lining Co
Dodge
Nutter
Norton
Needham
Cornbloom
Albee, Jr
Prang Educational Co
Horn v
Mechanics’ Exchange
Knowles
Paul v. Tobin
Merrett
Tobin
Thiayer
Local Court Docket Acquittals and Fines Noted
September 28 municipal court records show John Binkey acquitted of idle and disorderly conduct. Thomas Tracy fined 10 dollars for larceny of a bushel of potatoes from W. Pinkham. Charles Hamilton fined 1 cent for larceny of a bracelet and sent to the Massachusetts Reformatory for assaulting Eliza Freeman. Mary A. Sands sent to the State Industrial School for stealing a skirt from Martha J. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy and Forsairu, Jr
John Binkey
Thomas Tracy
W. Pinkham
Charles Hamilton
Massachusetts Reformatory
Eliza Freeman
Mary A. Sands
State Industrial School
Martha J. Sullivan
Postmaster General Names Fifteen Package Receiving Stations
By order of the Postmaster General the following fifteen locations were chosen as package receiving stations for third and fourth class matter. They will open October 1 and operate for weighed, stamped, and mailed mail services. George T. Sears 136 Hanover Street. George IT Tate corner Lowell and Causeway streets. Charles H. Brown 1 Green Street BH. A Boyden corner Joy and Myrtle streets. Nathaniel W. Shannon 27 Charles Street. George Burwell 16 and 18 Park Square. George Blake 536 Columbus Avenue. Charles Coombs 261 West Chester Park. Lyman W. Griffin 63 Warren Avenue. J B Cotton corner Tremont and West Springfield streets. Henry Thacher corner Dover and Washington streets. HE H Perry 945 Washington Street. W A Chapin United States Hotel. J H Oburg 350 Atlantic Avenue FK. C Herrick Hotel Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington
George T. Sears
Hanover Street
George IT
Tate
Lowell and
Causeway Streets
Charles H. Brown
Green Street
Boyden
Joy
Myrtle Streets
Nathaniel W. Shannon
Charles Street
George Burwell
Park Square
George Blake
Columbus Avenue
Charles ©. Coombs
West Chester Park
Lyman W. Griffin
Warren Avenue
J. B. Cotton
Tremont
West Spripgefield
Henry Thacher
Dover
Washington Streets
He. H. Perry
Invention come Westport man to visit Quincy House
H A Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut inventor of the sound disc will be at the Quincy House Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Wales, by his invention, has probably restored hearing in more portal deafness cases than any person in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wales
Bridgeport
Conn
Quincy House
Mr. Wales
New England Genealogical Society Meets and City Affairs Update
Alfred P Putnam will speak on General Moses Porter at the NEHG Society. Boston Chamber of Commerce to hold annual meeting for reports and elections. Boston school regiment appoints field officers. City budget bill signed for a 500000 loan. Bible class resumes at Tremont Temple. Wheaton Seminary Club winter topics listed. Hands Across the Sea staged at the museum. Carl Rosa company alumna returns. Lectures at Lowe Institute and private school teachers invited. Evangelical Alliance national meeting planned at Tremont Temple. A B C Pathfinder Railway October planning changes noted. Murray lectures on schooling at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Alfred P. Putnam
D.D
Concord
Moses Porter
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston School
A. H. Newman
English High School
Walter L. van Kleeck
Latin School
F. A. Merrill
R. B. Price
English High
Wheaton Seminary Club
Wagner
Lis
Boston Museum
Sadie Martinet
Julie Gaylord Packard
Carl Rosa Opera Company
Lowe Institute
Evangelical Alliance For the States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buston’s Pulpit
Qrators
J. D. Fulton
DR. Fulton
Larchmont Club
Erminie
Torrey
Cho
B. Gardner
Slate Island
Galena
Berty Bicknell
Hustler
HK. B. Miller
Nellie May
Carter
Fancy
W. Mitchell
Etta May
A. Lawrence
Briggs Wwadsworth
Evelyn
Marrington
Bertha
Cam
Blackman
Swallow
C. Graham
Church
Murray
Meston
E. Richards
DR. Greene
Pere
Hostons Pesccoeede
Philadelphias
Cleve Dos
Sweat
Liltsburgs Sheen Oss
Indianapolis Eae
Liv Vb
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Press Rifle Association
Citizen Train
Temperance
License
Beacon
Harvard
Royal
A. B. Crocker& CO
Kingston, Essex and
Edinboro’ Streets
Kingston Stree
Harpy, J
Forsaith
London
Mada
E.C. Thompson
Washington St
Old South
Cab Snasereum
Oak Grove Farm
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