Indianapolis Beats Madisons in Five Innings
The Indianapolis baseball team defeated the Madisons 4 to 3 at the Park yesterday. Only five innings were played as both pitchers were strong and Adams had only three hits. No fly balls reached the outfield. the game impressed given the teams’ limited practice. Mr and Mrs Edward Buchanan of Nashville Tenn arrived for a visit, with their son William and wife also in tow. Mr W B Oatman, Pleasant Postmaster, said Garfield Peak remains in critical condition after a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madisons
of Adams
Edward Buchanan
Nashville
William
W. B. Oatman
Pleasant
Garfield Peak
Modern Beauty Thrives On Sunshine And Clean Living
A health focused note praises a modern beauty for thriving on good food sunshine and outdoor exercise. It recommends gentle Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a pleasant cleansing laxative remedy when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
People and Travels Note Casual Visits and Moves
Mr George Schelke visited his parents yesterday and started a new post with the Northern Pacific Railroad in Indianapolis. Will Thompson of Cincinnati left after a brief visit. Billy is an old Courtsp boy. Capt S S Fearn returned to Cincinnati and Mrs Fearn visits her mother Mrs W T Friedsley here. Mr Davidson once aided Secretary of State Caleb Powers and was hosted by Judge Bear. Clerk Tevishan issued marriage licenses to Button and Fix and to Davis and Steele. Samuel B Knowlton is in Chicago visiting a brother in real estate and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schelke
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Will Thompson
Cincinnati
Billy
Capt
S.S. Fearn
Bear
Tevishan
Larry C. Button
Oval F. Fix
Edward E. Davis
Minnie M Steele
Samuel B. Knowlton
Chicago
Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous and Debilitated Women
The ad claims Dr Miles nervous system remedy can ease pain and weakness in women, promising vitality and beauty. A testimonial from Mary McFann of Liberty Mills Indiana cites nervousness and run-down condition improved by Dr Miles Nervine. Contact details for Dr Miles Medical Co. are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mary McFann
Liberty Mills
Ind
Dr. Miles Metical Co., Kad
Excursion Train Brings Hundreds to Madison from Indianapolis
Five hundred sixty excursion passengers rode the Indianapolis to Madison train yesterday, with a later Sunday train adding to the total past six hundred. The group spent the day with friends, visited the Park, or rode the river trip to meet the other boat before returning to Indianapolis at 7 30 P. M. Names of many travelers listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
Park
Emily Brasbears Craig
Whitenack
Mamie Whitenack
A. S. Alling
W. L. Baker
Edwards
Nee Stellage
Susie Cooke
Benjamin Hitz
Jobo Sarran
George Schel
Alice Christian
Mollie
Katie Hughes
Henry Kimmel
Beno King
Billa Bear
Mona Harsin
Florence Dolan
John Rist
F&f. G. Willis
Samone
Russell
Edward J.colting
George Torrance
John Albert
John A. Waller
Census Enumerators Progress and Confidentiality Reminder
The census enumerators, about eighty, report steady progress with some finding the work tougher than expected. Mr. Allison praises the papers for aiding their work, and the notice emphasizes that census information is strictly personal and confidential with heavy penalties for disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Captain Jackson Reports Alaska Post Construction
From Port Valdez May 13 Captain J. Jackson writes to his mother describing a sunlit day after rafting 3,000 tons of freight ashore. He notes no injuries, plans eighteen temporary buildings, and describes life in a small valley near Valdez with fish and game, a hearty dinner, and improved living conditions aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jackson
Port Valdez
Alaska
Willams Sound
Valdez
Daily Trains on the Pennsylvania Line
Madison departures and arrivals listed with trains leaving at 7:00 A.M. arriving 11:40 A.M. Another leaving 2:16 P.M. arriving 6:56 P.M. A service note shows a 10:40 A.M. arrival and a 6:00 departure for a later leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prensylvania Linz
Madison
Sonpar Taam
Reunion Journey to Hanover and Pleasant Visits
The writer outlines a June trip starting from Madison Indiana to Hanover for a 1870 class reunion, then a boat ride to Verway and a visit to Bennington and Pleasant before returning to Vevay and Madison. Routes include a Tuesday gathering and Friday return with stops at Voris and Henry homes and a meeting with Capt. Vanosdol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Indiana
Hanover
Hennington Pike
Bennington
Joseph B. Voris
Harry Henry
Vevay
A D. Vanosdol
Indianapolis
Captain Will Louden Convalescing in Madison
B Loominatou Indiana June 2 Captain Will M Louden severely injured by a horse kick while watching a ball game two weeks ago is removed to his home today He was taken to Major Louden s home at the time Doctors think permanent injuries are unlikely and Captain Louden hopes to be convalescent within two weeks This is welcome news to Captain Louden s friends among Co F men and Madison residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.loominatou
Ind
Will M. Louden
Major Louden
Madison Hotel Arrivals Reported
Sunpay and G Sourbier with wife from Indianapolis join R Brown. F E Line, Jesse Baldwin, Bert Delp, Emory Crawford, M O Connor, J M Christie, J W Vail, W P Daugherty, J W O Neal from Jeffersonville. K A Derosect of Columbus. Ott ia Moore and N C Sennett from Louisville. H Seiter from Cincinnati. C G Crawford from Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunpay
G. Sourbier
Indianapolis
R. Brown
F. E Line
Jesse Baldwin
Bert Delp
Emory Crawford
M. O'Connor
J. M. Christie
J. W. Vail
W.P. Daugherty
J. W. O'Neal
Jeffersonville
K. A. DeRosect
Columbus
Ottia Moore
The Hoosier Schoolmaster Letter Reprint
A historical letter from Dr. Albert G Craig discusses the creation of The Hoosier Schoolmaster and its rapid publication. He recalls knowing Jeema Phillips at age eight and describes writing the story in ten weeks, including a spell down character inspired by a real spouse in spelling matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Craig
Hooser
Jeema Phillips
Hoosier
The Cougiry Columns Deliver Community Messages
The column urges local readers to use THE Cougiry to share messages with the community. It emphasizes wide reach, rapid, affordable delivery and the value of placing notices where travelers will see them, not just on a roadside sign.
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement and Gravesend Race Result
A Madison citizen cites Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for back and kidney issues after winter illness. Ad copy notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents. Separately, the race at Gravesend saw Ethelbert defeat Jean Ber in an easy win for Perry Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
George Khenheus
East Second Street
Boss Harbor
Dean
W. H. Hoger
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
W.C. Whitney
Jean Ber
Sweet widows urged to seek Rocky Mountain Tea cure
An advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as great medicine to attract sweethearts with alluring hair, priced at 35 cents and available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Life Worthwhile Despite Present Suffering
The note reflects on enduring pain to find meaning in life, acknowledging suffering as unavoidable yet suggesting resilience and purpose remain essential for a fulfilling existence.
Friction in Paris Exposition Commission Reported
A fragment notes friction among American commissioners to the Paris Exposition. It mentions attitudes toward the event and hints at tensions within the delegation, without detailing specific individuals or causes. The passage reflects broader postwar cultural exchanges and competitive national representation.
Waiting Not Dead Yet Poem Fragment
A compact verse fragment extols a living man awaiting praise, urging restraint to avoid self-promotion while vowing future acclaim. The piece emphasizes patience and reverence for a notable, living figure in a reflective, period-voice tone.
Supreme Court Sustains Foot Base Trademark Infringement
Justice Laughlin in Buffalo sustains a permanent injunction with costs and accounting of sales against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn dealer to stop selling Dr. Clark's Foot Powder deemed an imitation of Foot Ease. Allen B. Olmstead of LeRoy, N Y, owns Foot Ease. Similar suits will target others infringing.
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Justice Laughlin
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Allen 8
Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
Southeastern Indiana Fair Circuit Schedule
The circuit includes Osgood July 31 to August 3 with Secretary Chas Gray, North Vernon August 7 to 10 led by F H Nauer, Madison August 14 to 17 with C R Johnson, Franklin August 28 to September 1 headed by W S Young, Shelbyville September 4 to 8 with C E Ameden, Columbus September 11 to 14 overseen by Ed Hedman, and the State Fair September 17 to 22 managed by Charlies Downing. Also notes a Massachusetts bond employment figure of 37,000 workers out of 1,200 engaged in galafu.
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Osgood
Chas. W. Gray
North Vernon
F. H. Nauer
Madison
C. R. Johnson
Franklin
Young
Shelbyville
C. E. Ameden
Columbus
Ed. Hedman
Charlies Downing
Local Printing Firms Advertise Low Price Paper Goods
The Courier and Taz Counins announce affordable rates for statements billheads envelopes letter heads and legal blanks. The notice highlights sale bills posters and other printed materials at reduced prices to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Counins
Taz Counimr
Counius
Deluge Sparks Debate Over German Birth Rights
Fragmentary text shows a newspaper discussion on German birth or descent and eligibility, with a note of a big notice and editor's comment about German readers. The garbled paragraph hints at contested identity and open paragraph eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Delphia Press
Fragmentary Phrase Reveals Echoes of Past Affection
A garbled excerpt hints at a faded romance with scattered names and phrases. The indecipherable lines imply an old sentiment or memory, mentioning a glove and two individuals, though key terms remain unclear and misaligned.
Miss Emma Delays Visitor as Singing Lesson Continues
A note from the Blaetter paper records Emma delaying a visitor during a singing lesson, with Meggdén dorfer Blaetter noting strict orders not to admit visitors. The snippet preserves the formal tone of a period notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Meggdéndorfer Blaetter
A Blooming Retort in Town Topics
A playful verse passage portrays a budding youth expressing inner growth like sap rising in a tree. The lassie responds with sympathy, implying departure, leaving him unhappy in the quip heavy Town Topics style.
Family Growlers And Jocular Banter Across Newspapers
Dialogue satire contrasts remarks on a woman with a lip hair growth and a pun about marked down growths. The exchange shifts to a humorous domestic scene as Mrs Westside and Mrs Eastside joke about a dog fetching coal, reflecting light local humor.
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Philadelphia Press
Still the Last
A conversación shows a father praising his son Johnny for moving from eleventh to sixth in class this week. He notes five boys were home sick all week, as reported from Philadelphia.
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Johnny
Philadelphia Press
Subscriptions to Home for Reformed Convicts Questioned
A New York World quip questions progress of the Home for Reformed Convicts as a ten-year subscription persists. The exchange notes skepticism about reform outcomes and ongoing fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. World
Bachelors and Benedicta Quip From Tit-Bits
A witty exchange notes that married men have better halves while bachelors enjoy better quarters in a brief Tit-Bits quip. The humorous device plays on wording to punch up social contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedicta
Quericus
Horseless Carriage Brings Horseless Beef Jest
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Daily News where a sentinel alerts a besieged town commander that a horseless carriage is approaching. The colonel responds with a quip that the arrival may bring horseless beef, reflecting wartime wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Chicago Daily News
Poital of Resemblance Noted in Free Lunch Scene
A Semitic parent tells his son he takes after his father as he helps himself to the free lunch provided, observed in a Philadelphia North American item. The moment captures a succinct family dynamic amid modest provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Two Kinds of Heroes Quote Appears in Indianapolis Journal
A columnist note in the Indianapolis Journal discusses two kinds of heroes in every family those who seek medical care when ill and those who avoid it, highlighting contrasting health choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Love in High Life Town Topics Snippet
A brief Town Topics quip about an engagement between Maud and Bertie. Maud says the breakup happened after two months because Bertie ran out of money, highlighting a humorous social observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Bertie
Maud
A Successful Artist Penn Does Dauber Profit
A New York Journal note states a successful artist earns commissions from a frame maker rather than direct profits from his pictures. The painter, known as Dauber, does not make much money directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Dauber
Brushe
N. Y. Journal
The Man with the Mouth Washington Star quote
A Washington Star excerpt describes a man with a loud, lengthy voice who speaks without pause and seems to have no time to think. The passage emphasizes his voice making the words wonder and blink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Indiana Teachers Convention Excursions to Columbus
Indiana Music Teachers Convention will be at Columbus June 26 and 27. Low rate non transferable excursion tickets available June 25 and 26 via Pennsylvania Lines with return on Saturday June 90th. Passenger dates and details follow in local rail notices.
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Indiana Music Teachers’ Convention
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Music Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Pennsylvania Lines
Philadelphia
United States
Eystem
Ancat
W. A Lindley
Madison
Meeting Sunday Baboo Association excursion in Indiana
A Sunday meeting and excursion event is announced by the Baboo Association of Indiana. Details mention a gathering on June 13 with travel arrangements and planning notes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baboo! Association of Indiana
Eon
Berns Tip Aturdey
Pain Balm Aids Soldier and Local Buyer
A reader reports sprain turned rheumatism eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm with half a 60 cent bottle curing pain. The product is sold by James Hargan, Druggist, Eric Pennsylvania. A nurse in Santiago de Cuba used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea with positive results. sold by James Hargan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Marke
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
James Hari T. Dmon
Woman Trusts Man With Life Happiness Then Umbrella
A woman trusts a man with her life's happiness but withholds trust for a single umbrella, highlighting a contrasting judgment on his reliability.
Pain Balm claims quick relief for rheumatism and injuries
The ad promoting Chamberlain's Pain-Balm offers a free trial with one application said to relieve rheumatic pain promptly. It promises faster healing of sprains, bruises, burns, frostbites, quinsy, and swellings with every bottle warranted and priced at 25 and 50 cents by James Hargan, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
James Hargan
Rainy-day dress shapes a wise woman's self view
A reflective line notes a woman recognizing her own feet when she first sees herself in a rain soaked dress. The sentiment emphasizes self awareness and fashion as a mirror.
Blood Poison Cured by B B B Bottle
Advertises B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisoning resisting doctors and patent remedies. Claims include mouth patches, sore throat, eruptions, bone and joint pain, hair loss, skin boils, and copper spots. Promises a free trial bottle and sells at $1 per bottle, with six for $5, from Blood Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanic
BAI M CO
Atlanta
No: We couldn't finish aims in a solid month
A man notes that tasks expected to be completed in a month could not be completed within the following week despite careful planning. He reflects on overoptimistic schedules and the gap between intention and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem
Weller
Green's August Flower promotes health worldwide says Prof Houton
Professor Houton notes for ten years in travel he met many users of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He recommends it for tourists and workers with headaches from irregular habits. A sample bottle is free at J E C F Harper's. sold by dealers worldwide. Two highwaymen held up three Yosemite Valley stage coaches demanding money from passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
J. E. C. F. Harper's
Yosemite Valley
Grain-O beverage advertised as coffee substitute
An old ad urges readers to ask grocers for Grain-O, a grain based drink suitable for children and adults. It claims a mocha like color, easy digestion, and favorable taste, priced at 15 and 25 cents per package with widespread sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
Maylidmon-Wed-Fritwiw
Arrest of Capt Streeter in Chicago on murder conspiracy charge
Capt George W. Streeter of the District of Lake Michigan is arrested in Chicago accused of conspiracy to commit murder. The case centers on alleged plotting against a target within the jurisdiction and safety of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Streeter
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful swollen feet and growing nails and relieves corns and bunions. It makes tight shoes feel easy and stops sweating and tired aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents in stamps. Trial package free. Allen H. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N.Y. Maglimon-Wed
The Country Cart of Today and Other June Features
Leafy June brings Outing readers a carnival of color and outdoor lore. Articles include The Country Cart of Today by Caspar Whitney, Early Road Driving and Its Patrona, Educating of a Polo Pony by Owen Wister, How to Lay Out and Care for a Golf Course, and The Why and Wherefore of the Rules of Golf by C. B. Macdonald. Also in June: Bit About Bass, Evolution of the Trout and Artificial Fly, The Water Wolf reminiscence, On the Big Sea Water story, Woodland By-ways strolls, a bicycling idyll, Twenty-four Hours In the Rupee ascent of the Matterhorn, Jungle Duel, The Singing Gibbon, The Hopi Snake Dance, and Arizona mesas rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar Whitney
Owen Wister
C. B. Macdonald
Anglera
Georgian Bay
Chatauquan Woods
Gibbon
Arizona
New York
The War Moves From Pretoria as Steyn Flies South
A fragmented passage notes Dom Paul fleeing Pretoria after Steyn, urging movement of his army including artillery and infantry to Johannesburg. The text depicts a decisive retreat and the arrival of opposing forces in a tense strategic push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Dom Paul
Steyn
Pretoria
Shinkles Cure Promises Relief for Indigestion
A reader from Maxort Indiana reports his son Harry was cured of chronic indigestion by Shinkie's Cure for Dyspepsia. The writer, M J Davin, also notes personal relief from two severe spells last spring and fall after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxort
Ind
Harry
Shinkie
Shinkle
Man
Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Sells 748 Bottles in Muncie
Shinkle's Cure for dyspepsia is praised for working well and shows strong local sales with 748 bottles sold in Muncie Indiana last year. The remedy is available from J. E. C. F. Hagrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
J. E. C.F. Hagrer
Juneld&wim
Animal weights and feeding ratios in a historical note
A households guide notes that in a year a horse will eat nine times its weight, a cow nine times, an ox six times, and a sheep six times.
Miss Maude Dickens Promotes Fousy's Remedies for Kidney and Lung Ailments
Testimonial notices praise Fouzy's Honky and Tar for asthma with immediate relief and Fouzy's Kipygy Curs for kidney trouble. W H Rogers, W H Roorss, and ira W Kelley cite prior suffering, several physicians, and health improvements after using the medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Fouzy
W. BH
Juneld&wilm
Fatal Kidney TroubleWarning in Classic Ad Lingo
A vintage medical ad style warns that neglecting back pain signals kidney trouble. The text promotes Foury s Kipytsy Curg with urging to take no other remedy and signs off with W H Roarss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foury
W. H. Roarss
Juneld&wim
Parlor Echoes of Old Country Furnishings and Daguerreotypes
A reader reflects on how modern home bric a brac contrasts with a nostalgic country parlor featuring horsehair furniture and daguerreotypes displayed openly on the mantle.
Folklore Medicine Ad And Child’s Birthday Quip
An old advertisement touts Fetty's Kipnry Curnz as a cure against Bright's disease diabetes and other ailments for fifty cents. A humorous local quip follows about a boy receiving pocket knives for his birthday and remarking he still wants more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
W. H. Reatgs
Juneld&wim
Kipney Cure claimed for kidneys in old notice
Backache may signal kidney disorder and serious illnesses. Fetzy's Kipney Cure is advertised as guaranteed for the kidneys. W. H. Room vs. janeld&wim defines a cosmopolitan as someone not too proud to ride in a farm wagon with a bed quilt over the knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Faizy
W. H. Roorss
Juveld&wim
W. H. Room
Janeld&wim
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Ce King
Celery King
John D. van Rheuren
Saugerties
DR. Klick
DER
COR Lick «Medical CO
East Ninth Street
C. E. Heberhart, Cor Ae
Mulberry Ste
Major Cement CO
New York City
Aly
Madison Courier
Associated Press
Madison, Ind
Captain Jackson
Will Louden
Madison Hotel
N. C. Sennett
Louisville
H. Seiter
C. G. Crawford
Milton
GQLEN
Madison- Citizens
Mose
Tuan Taosa
Arram Straname
South Carolina
B. E. Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
E. Kiser
Margaret Wentworth
Mary Clarke Huntington
FAI
F. H. Nauge
Paes
Norra Veaxox
Sroy
Osaoop
Massachusetts
Poampepaia, P' PauChicago
Columbus Pennsylvania Lines
VIA
LOW Faee
Bluffton
F. A. Bancoux
Eric, Pa
Rocens
Oregon
W. H. Roaens
Calumby
Parker's
Balsam Wen Watts
Ciavaces & Heir “Preatita Brageo
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville, KY
O. Snow
Royal Blue Service
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Pullman
O. P McCarty
Agt
Ohio
Sebedu
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Edinburg
Columbusav
Columbus Iv
Elizab’town
Seiplo Oo
Ueensville
Vernon
Vernon N. Madison
Jonesville
S de Feo
Clifford
St. TL
Flat Rock
Lewis Creek
Mantila
Homer
Rushville
Falmouth
Cambridge Cty
Pat
L. F. Lorer
Pittsburgh
PENNA
E. A. Ford
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