Railroad Time Tables for Carbondale and Nearby Lines
Train, tram and station timings are listed for Carbondale and connections to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany Montreal Lake Lodore Waymart Honesdale and Howesdale. Services run with various departures and arrivals including daily Sunday patterns and vauge evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keng
Carbondale
City Station
Vam
Scranton
Wilkes Harte
Tees la
Albany
Jarathea
Montreal
Bastar
New England
Lake Lodore
Walmart
Ma Ao
Hon Ek
Howesdale
Waytert
Hongedale
Tmp
M Jienentale
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Scranton and Points North
Trains depart Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00 a m on Sundays and 7 00 a m on other days with connections to New York and Cornwall. Some trains leave at 10 a m and 6 46 a m on Sundays for points north while others run 11 a m on weekdays and 10 am on Sundays. Arrivals from Scranton occur about 12 30 p m and 4 44 p m to points north with additional services from Cadoania at 4 08 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Mma Miriam
Sunnday Tring
Fir Pointe North
New York
Cornwall
Pointe North
E. Sundars
Cadoaia
Pffort
Philadelphia
Tobyhanna
Binghamien
Way Stathone
Siren
Utira
Monttae
Richelson
Bloomehire
Poe Sorthi
Fas
Plumveath
Mirgramton
Way Mae Heav
Train Schedule Fragments Show City Connections and Times
Readable parts indicate trains from Carbondale to New York and Britain with early morning and afternoon departures. Mentions connections to Nineveh Sivequehanima and western points. Some times are unclear but include trains at 7 00 a m 4 98 ppm and 9 45 a m with various connection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Carbondale
Dily
Limeau
Brandt
Nineveh
Aaily
Exceprine Sundar
Joe Binghamton
New York City
Britain
Sarnehanna
Sivequehanima
Sindava
Exploding Boiler Wrecks Quick's Saw Mill Elkdale
A boiler explosion at Quick's Saw Mill Elkdale 500 feet from the mill site hurled workers Tracy Phillips and Lou Howell through the air. Phillips badly burned and shoulder broken, Howell shaken but uninjured, both treated at Emergency hospital in the city. The blast destroyed the mill and spread debris over fields, with steam and scalding water injuring Phillips and a nearby fireman. The mill, owned by S. P. Quick of Windsor New York, was being prepared for the day’s run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkdale
Crystal Lake
Tracy Phillips
Deposit
N. Y
Lou Howell
Howell
Phillips
Phillipe
Philling
War
Creck
Rif
Allen’s Foot-Fase Comfort Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Allen's Fort-Fase as a cure for foot discomfort. It promises relief from tightness aching and sweating and urges readers to try the product at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Choe
Test of Gamewell System Through Semi Centennial
The fire alarm system will be tested daily from today until after the semi centennial celebration. A test alarm will be sent at 12 10 p m from a different box each day to keep the system in good working order. Earlier this week the bell knocker in the library hall tower failed to operate, illustrating how inactivity impairs delicate mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lectures by Dr Lyman Abbott Promised in Scranton Event
Reverend Dr Lyman Abbott renowned writer and lecturer will speak under the First Congregational Church at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory in Scranton on Tuesday evening November 1. Arrangements by Rev Mac Elliott provide rail reduced fares Wilkes Barre to Carbondale for the lecture with Abbott visiting Carbondale the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbbott
First Congregational Church
Thirteenth Regiment
Scranton
Abbott
Elimple
Henry Ward Broocher
Mac. Elliott
First Congrégationa Church
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Miss Jennie Sillsbee and William Woomansee Wed in Arranged Ceremony
Miss Jennie Sillsbee and William Grant Woomansee were married Tuesday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs. M A Meyers home on Porter avenue. Rev. Clark of Forest City officiated as a large circle of friends attended. The bride wore a pearl trousseau and carried a fan. The couple will reside on Drummond avenue and be at home after September 1. A large attendance included Mr and Mrs Henry Woolminsee and other relatives from Forest City Starr County Newark Scranton and New York city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Sillsbee
William Grant Woomansee
M. A. Meyers
Porter Avenue
Mr Clark
Forest City
Helen Price
Frank Price
Church Street
Tower Girk
Trousseau
Jonnie Meyers
Woodmankee
Drummond Avenue
Henry Woolminsee
W. E. Stoddard
Georgia Stodduril
N. M. Burdick
Starracen
Henderson
Frances
Newark
Henry Watts
Margaret
Scranten
FB. A. Dilts, Jr
New York City
Helen Seeley
South Canian
Two Prisoners From Alder Court in Carbondale Jail
Two prisoners from Alderman Morrison's court were jailed in Carbondale. Mark Duffy of Dundaff was committed on wife’s complaint for neglect and beating. Simon Sisco, once in Last Chance settlement, admitted taking items including an umbrella after being found in Green Ridge and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Mark Duffy
Dundaff
Simon Sisco
John Selanak
Fisco
Selanak
Sisco
Moran
Green Ridge
Carbondale
Races at Lee's Park Greenfield Township Feature Local Horse Events
A lively crowd attended Tuesday afternoon races at Lee's Park Greenfield Township. In the 3.25 class Jennie B owned by G. Ry Creveling won all three heats with times 1.26, 1.20 and 1.19. The 3.00 class saw Robert B. fielding Garfield Williams’ entry take the first three heats in 1.29, 1.21, and 1.22. The final running ace featured Pike's Peak owned by Ko W. Pethick defeating Far mer Lowry's brown gelding in heats 1.04, 1.08, and 1.10 to claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee's Park
Greenfield Township
G. Ry Creveling
Jennie B
Henry Pierce
Almeskin
Garfield Williams
Robeert
Joseph &Check
Wease
Robert
Pike's Peak
Ko W. Pethick
Farmer Lowry
Greenfield
Alexander serves park needs without salary for years
A typographical error in yesterday's Tribune stated Joseph M. Alexander filled the superintendent of perks position with salary. The record shows he has spent over twenty years caring for the park without compensation and has refused liberal services in this direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Alexander
Perks
Alexander
Stolen Wheel Case Leads to Fracas at Bonnetti House
Constable Gilby raids Michael Bonnetti's Belmont Street store and home in search of a stolen wheel. Bonnetti resists with a hatchet is restrained as the wheel is found in a cellar and linked to Elmer Haycock, with Bonnetti later detained in ball and talks of settlement underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilby
Michael Bonnetti
Belmont Street
Bonnetti
Stephen Gilby
Delavan
Honnett
Bennetts
Bennett
Italy
Murscles
Ronnetth
Constanie
Honnetth
Aff Bies
Wickwire
Salem Avenue
Elmer Hayeork
Honnnettis House
Bonnett
Haycorvk
Haycock
Honnetts
Ball
Fountain Incident Prompts Park Board Meeting
A meeting of the park commissioners is likely today to consider Central Labor Union requests for repainting the park fountain by union painters. Mayor Kilpatrick was dispatched and expected to attend to call a special meeting and hear union representation. A solution to the dispute is anticipated at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totay
Central Labor Union
Kilpatrick
Ing
George W West division to attend annual clam bake at Lake Poyntelle
George W West division No. 468 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be at Lake Poyntelle today with many valley friends. The event is the annual clam bake and shore dinner. Caterer Edwards of New York will manage the commissary. committees from the engineers will handle other needs. Train departs Ontario and Western depot at 7:45 and 1:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. West Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lake Poyntelle
Caterer Edwards
New York
Traine
Ontario and Western
Carriage Accident Injures Mrs Henry in Scranton Route
Mrs Henry of North Scranton, summering at Elk Hill, suffered two broken ribs and bruises when thrown from her carriage Monday on the way to Willendale en route home. Driver Thomas Jones of Elk Hill was bruised about head and shoulders. Dr Fike attended. Accident blamed on bad roadway after rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
North Scranton
Elk Hill
Wiiendale
Scranton
Thomas Jones
Fike
Old Fellows Day At Lake Lodore Promises Chivalry Ceremony
Tomorrow Old Fellows hold a lakeside gathering at Lake Lodore with no local lodge members absent. A class of about fifty candidates will receive the degree of chivalry as state officers attend. The Mozart band will perform and refreshments will be plentiful with caterer James Iorman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Mozart Band
James Iorman
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches Host Dundaff Entertainment
The Methodist church at Dundaff held an evening event attended by members of both churches. Elocutionist Misa Cruser from Montrose played a leading role in the program. After the show, supper was served and the Carbondale group headed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundaff
Misa Cruser
Montrose
Carbondale
Attempted car burglary at Erle freight yard thwarted
Two men climbed a plank against a freighter car in the Erle freight yard last night but fled when Constable Gilby arrived. The suspects, detected in the act, scattered as someone approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilby
Gworge E Randolph Camp at Carbondale Veterans Bows
The Gworge E Randolph camp in Carbondale, part of the Patriarchs Militant order, under Branch 29 C M B A, marks a local veterans group meeting and affiliation with the Bows of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gworge E. Randolph
Bows of
Carbondale Canton
5 DP Murser of Beranton Visits Carbondale
The fragment notes 5 DP Murser of Beranton spent yesterday in Carbondale with Miss Antionette Burdick attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murser
Beranton
Carbondale
Antionette Burdick
Back Pain Relief Claims from Scranton Resident
A Scranton resident Mrs. A S Baldwin reports relief from dull back pain and kidney ailments after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She began with remedies from friends, bought at Matthews Bros drug store, and says the pills cured her after a few days. Sold by all dealers at 56 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. S. Baldwin
Wyoming Avenue
Dean
Matthews Bros Drug Estore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Funeral details and social notes from Dunmore area
The column lists a funeral for Mrs. Potter in Dunmore and a flurry of visits and guests around Scranton Carbondale and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Ruddy of Scranton, Andrew Meehan of Jermyn, Mary Dick of Brooklyn visiting Crystal Lake, Miss Loretta Fougey of New York City, Miss Elizabeth Early of Seventh Avenue, and many others visiting relatives at Harvey's Lake, Chapman's Lake, and Newton Lake. Boitz & Co decorators donate a branch at 8 Salem Avenue for the semi centennial celebration. Edward Riley and Miss Mary Riley of Philadelphia register at Harrison House and plan a stay at Poyntelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Loretta Fougey
New Yorkely
Marie Oneill
Brooklyn Street
B .Russell
Waterbury
Conn
John Maze
Belmont Street
Margaret White
Seventh Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Kate Pace
Jennie Fox
Aleda Nealon
Anna Murphy
Newton Lake
Boitz & Co
Scranton
Salem Avenue
Edward Riley
Mary FF
Rely
Philadelphia
Harrison House
Poyntelle
Riley
Hospital Street
Carbondale
Jermyn and Mayfield News Roundup
Funeral of John O Gara held at Sacred Heart Church with high mass and interment at St Rose cemetery Carbondale. Miner Dominick Phillips injured by coal at Last Chance colliery Edgerton. Lily May Dawe's seventh birthday party for about forty children. Community notices include band concert Butterworth and railroading bake at Poyntelle. Fire damages Kilker home Mayfield caused by children with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Gara
Sacred Heart Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Carbondale
Peter Loftus
James Monahan
Peter Marthil
John Cahanney
John Mullaey
Dominick Phillips
Last Chance
Edgerton
E. J. Dawe
Cemetery Erect
Lily May
Tamie¢ Mosher
Cora Savige
Beranton
H. D. Carey
Main Street
Citizens’ Band
Butterworthanoel
Lily Pizer
Bacon Street
Ella Howell
Rendham
New York City
Clenwood
James Allen
Cara
Delaware and Hudson
Thomas Wolkey
Scranton
Jermyn
Poyntelle
Frank Ditmore
Wandling
Mayfield Band
J. J. Place
Mayfield
Mise Amy Williams
Port Jervis
Miss Cusick
Philadelphia
3. W. Grant
South Maintreet
Patrick Kilker
Prohibition Convention and temperance events planned at Nay Aug park
The Lackawanna county Prohibition league schedules a convention and a county temperance reunion at Nay Aug park on September 15 following last year’s Mountain park disappointment. Dr Swallow may attend. a 200 voice temperance choir and a 20 voice male group will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition League
Nay Aug Park
Mountain Park
Lackawanna
Swallow
P.O
Harvey's Lake
Funeral and social notices from Olyphant area
The funeral for Reba Tay lor, daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Taylor, was held at the family home in Blakely with Rev Dr Spencer officiating and burial in Union cemetery. The Juvenil Dancing class plans a social at Mahon’s hall with Lawrence’s orchestra. Willie Brent returned to Wilkes Barre after two weeks in town. The infant of Mr and Mrs Michael Walsh was laid to rest at St Patrick’s cemetery. Sim Brothers’ shows will come to town. The Pittston Brothers face Rubberneck at the park. a social in Mahen’s hall aids the visiting team. Mrs William Mason departed for Harvey’s sake. Miss Keeler of Philadelphia visited locally and left yesterday. Miss Ollie Murphy went to Delaware Water Gap for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba
R. W. Taylor
Blakely
Dr. Spencer
Blakely Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Juvenil
Lawrence
Orchestra
Scranton
Willie Brent
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Walsh
Dunmore Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Sim Brothers
Pittston Brothers
Browns
Mahen's Hall
William Mason
Harvey
Mise Keeler
Philadelphia
Ollie Murphy
Delaware Water Gap
Local Notices From Peckville Vignettes
Peckville reports fishing trip to the Delaware near Stockport was spoiled by heavy rains. Mrs Day visiting Yatesville injured at Lake Lodore during a Veterans excursion. Carpenter tools drawing postponed to Aug 29. About fifty attended the Seven County Veterans outing. Florence Fink and Pearl Vannion visiting Hickory Street hosts. Brundage family reunion held at White’s Grove with many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
W. Arnold
Niles H. Johnson
Arthur Thompson
Joseph R. Bell
Delaware
Stockport
William Day
Yatesville
James Johnson
West Side
Lake Lodore
Carpenter's Toole
R. J. Muilford
Seven County Veterans
Florence Fink
Pearl Vanioon
Plymouth
C. J. Hartman
Hickory Street
Brundage
White
Elmhurst Social Scene Reports Joyful Marriage
Miss Jesse Marian Hardenbergh married Prof Edward B. Rogers at the Hardenbergh home. The elegant event featured decorative palms plants and flowers, as Elmhurst guests joined the couple and family in celebration.
A Serious Summer Cold Alderman Endorses Peruna
A New York alderman Hon. Louis F Cardani of the 20th district writes of a severe summer cold that lingered until Peruna was taken. He reports rapid relief in four days and full recovery within a week, urging families to consider Peruna and inviting readers to write Dr. Hartman for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuia
Cardani
Peruna
Louis F. Cardanil
Winster Colle
Cardant
al- Wenman
New York City
Perna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Pied Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Scranton Timetables Show Local and Through Trains
Railroad timetable listing departures from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other points, with daily and Sunday services. Notable options include morning and evening departures, frequent mid day trains to New York, and specials to Tobyhanna Buffalo Binghamton Montrose and other branches with varied times.
Elmhurst Wedding Highlights Local Honor to Elmhurst
A notable Elmhurst wedding featured Miss Mildred Rogers and Mr. W. L. Rogers with a ceremony at the Mic cow Methodist Episcopal church assisted by ministers from nearby congregations. Guests included many Hardenbergh and Rhodes families, with an Elmhurst band serenading at supper and a piano gift from the bride’s parents. The couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents while Mr. Rogers continues as school principal for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Pie. Cleely
Oelork
Lohenerin
W. Knedler
Mildred Hegeors
Dpeof
Wy T L. Rogers
Green Ttdae
Elna
Wind
CW. Rhodes
Elmhurst
Girace Hardenbergh de Frehn
Mechanicealure
Rhodes
Growim
Uriee
H. Prentice
Miccow Moethodist
Mpliscopal Church
J. 4. Rankin
Rogers
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hardenbergh
Reggie Hardenbergh
Clyde Hardenbergh
William Hepburn
Robert Hepburn
W. L. Rogers
Mildred
Will Whitford
Frank Huber
M. P. Rhodes
FL Peck
Inez Blessing
Scranton
Hepburn
Wilkes-Barre
Rogera
Misa Lou Rogers
Harford, Pa
M. Curtis
Lanesboro
Miss Peck
Pookvillee
R. A. de Frehn
Mechanicsburg
Marys Schimmerling
Thornhurst
Hev. G. H. Prentice
Mosenw
J M. Rhipides
C. W. Rhodes
Mayme Rhodes
Percy Rhodes
Charles Evans
Nettie Evans
J. J. Rankin
J. W. Knecher
Byron Buckingham
Minas Bessie Buckingham
Old Forge Social Roundup and School Reopening
Old Forge residents share Sundays with relatives and attend upcoming events. Brodhead visits Montrose and heads to Allentown for the Grand Lodge of P K. Ongoing family news includes births and visits, with Miss Violet Johnson returning to work and local teachers preparing for September school start.
Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Promoted for Nervous Ailments
Advert shows Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound claimed to treat nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness dyspepsia costiveness piles liver trouble kidney trouble and female complaints and to go to the seat of the disease quickly. Sold by Matthew Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichty
Mattthew
Lehigh Valley Schedule Details for Major Routes
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces June 20 timetable features for Philadelphia New York via TD HM BR, with connections to White Haven Bethlehem Easton Reading and Buffalo Niagara Falls. It lists train numbers times and intermediate stations including Tunkhannock Elmira Geneva and more with specific departures and Sundays variants. General passenger agent and divisions offices are noted with ticket reservations at 809 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Railroa
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
J.B Hutchinson
Mer
WOOD
Paes
Traits Jeane Scranton
New York
Td, & HM
Thamend Rapress
D&t
White Haven
tMualeton
Ey Pointe
Regina
Pritieville
Aibamm
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Haecinwrs
D. & OH RR
Expres
D & OH
Tunkhamonk
Tewands
Elmira
Tthara
Gioneva
Lehigh Valley
Wiskee Darra
Buffalo
Ollin H. Wit
Cortland Street
Charles
Pollan
Lackawanna Avenue
Eranton
Rail schedules from Scranton to Carbondale and beyond
Timetables from Scranton rail lines dated June 9 1902 show trains to Carbondale departing 6 5 Sal with multiple stops including Honechale Lake Loder and Wilkes Barre, plus connections for Albany and northbound points. Sunday services list additional departures for Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Honesdale with several daily slots and noted times throughout the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riffece
Carbondale
Scranton
Sal
Win
Honechale
Lake Loder
Ued
Wilkva Barre
Wal
Albany
Central Railroad Timetable and Stations List
Timetable for Central Railroad of New Jersey trains from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabethtown Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Kingston White Haven Pittston and more. Includes Sunday and weekday departures with morning and afternoon times, through connections to Reading Lebanon Morrisburg Portville and Mountain Park with ticketing notes at the station. General superintendent OLWATSON listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battimore
Washington
Peinta Saute
Weet Vila
Bethlehem
Henge Ranch
Eean Giese
Ethrough Cent
Reading
Lebanon
Morrisburg
Perteville
Mountain Park
Evoth
Apt
Olwatsen
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division Timetable Snippet
Train departures from Scranton to Hawley and intermediate points listed with numbers and times. Trains to New York and intermediate destinations shown with arrival times. Some text garbled but indicates standard schedule entries for passenger trains and premier running numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Hawley
Scranton
Mami Ng
New York
A& Om Ned
JO Aw
Northbound and Southbound Train Schedules Across Carbondale
A fragmentary rail timetable lists northbound and southbound departures and arrivals for lines serving Carbondale and nearby towns including Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Oneida and Walton. It shows times around 6.46 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. on work days, with connections to New York and intermediate stops.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burke Building
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
ODD Fellows
Quick's
Lyman Abbott
Park Commissioners
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
T. W. Sones
Tits B. Hawer
Tofioe Veweeveyes
Warner
Eesese
Mame
Iccceenee
W. Herbert
OL Davia
Cececeeenen
T. H. Jones
R. Taylor
D. T. Jones
Hotel Ridgeway
D. C. Edwards
Laneford
Anthracite Glee Club
Llewelyn's Hall
Keyser Creek
North Main Street
E. T. Jenkins
Railroad Street
Asbury Park
N. J. Lackawanna
Olyphant
Peckville
Mary Schimerling
Bessie Buckingham
A. Wilcox
P. Kearney
C. C. Clay
Lottie Clay
A. B. Williams
R. A. DeFrehn
Grace
B. F. Hardenbergh
F. J. Peek
J. M. Rhodes
Jesele Marian
Edward B. Rogers
Pe-Ru-Na
Louis F. Cvardani
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Old Forge
Co. W. Brodhead
Prodhead
Allentown
Grand Lodge of K
P. John Thornton
Dunmore
Condon
Lewis Millard
Moscow
Tinklepaugh
Thomas Burns
M. E
Rudolph Gottwall
J. Randall
Glenwood
Mitchell
Wyoming
Violet Johnson
International Correspondence School
Elsie Green
Blooomsburg
Sadie Carey
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes i
Carbenale
Cardoaia
Seranton
Kusdays
South
Cudhiain
Ortundate
Stanton
En Sins Cass
Elty Luva
Oneida
Dewnza
Wake Walton
Delhi
Martie den
Padview
York
GF. Theel
Staan Phliadelphia
Herman Ravies
Ussaniewe
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