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VOL, XLIV
De Valera in America
occasion, frocks were worn on the tittle Sisters of the Poor of FREMANTLE. the following being a description Miss AnderAN APPEAL. most of the dresses: swathed mecome round. Fre- son, black georgette, September has what Miss L. Byrne, black Tor the Little Sisters of the Poor. with belt. brings it tallic tissue; mantle folk know Brothers' Bazaar. silk tulle, swathed with gold RECORD. Miss Mary To the Editor of THE it-the Christian your columns various com- smart shoes to match. fit,-May I, through Stall -holders and the net, floral trimmings. readers of forwhite the to effort Byrne, appeal "Everything depends upon the every an mittees have put one object, the Mrs. Birmingham, black georgette, make RECORD for the donation of people at home. The measure of Miss K. Beart THE ward towards the£5,000 debt on the touches of cerise. the Little our success in the world depends of use the for horse the a georgette, wiping off of It is, I am sure, the determination of the people to provide for (Claremont), rose pink G. Bahen Sisters of the Poor.of mentioning the on Ireland school buildings, and essential addi- rosebud trimmings. Miss in Ireland." much needed and black frock, gold only a question -hearted of This was the message of Presiexile, every smart in generous and the (Perth), home to at Mr. Miss E. Cullity, matter Irish world to -day, idea of Irish freedom warming tions. is at lace trimmings. and the donation will dent de Valera conveyed by Irish Throughout theevery entertainments Miss stockowners, the of belt. with round gold heart The that struggle swathed might say Boland, T.D., to the lover of Ireland, pulsations, is passionately interested in the for that hand. To mention a few: On Wed- black ninon,(Claremont), white satin be forthcoming.timeI the Sisters have Harry in Freea with interview its plain an Motherland old Colenut L. people present a children's it and stirring made by the young men of the and divine. nesday night last overdress. Mrs. Jas. at the to collect necessaries man representative on Sunday, imheld at the georgette which is being they believe is theirs by every right human rule and fancy dress ball wasof which will Dowling, white silk, with touches no conveyance in many cases. mediately on his arrival from New of alien and unsympathetic freedom which particulars Miss Dowl- for their aged, and Hall, trashoes. centuries Town gold the sorrow, of with and Wedof gold, York. inmates, and I understand On next native land, The long shadow accommolandscape of their in Ireland. appear next week. 8, a grand vari- ing, ivory satin with old Lim- helpless present Irish the the of Mr. Boland, who has been in the lives although that daily shoes. blots the fair green its United and nesday, September will take place at erick lace overdress; gold miserable the States since May, 1919, has is just about taxed to to their unhappy land, dation pale turned gedy, and death makes are entertainment infirm world (Claremont), ety brave and a the of old of more Miss Donovan just returned to Ireland, and exbut pity the woes odds for the Town Hall, and on the following Just now the eyes lace trimmings. utmost many so the presses himself very highly satisfied is not of stone can 11, lemon georgette, admission, heart overwhelming awaiting whose September are one folk lace no afternoon, with become with the results of Mr. de Valera's striving against seemingly natural and inalien- Saturday party will be Mrs. F. Elliot, cream silk, of the Little Sisters will days and earnest people under go American mission so far. Heaven believe to be their destiny at 3 o'clock, a garden grounds of the tunic trimmed with loops of china task and heavier as the what all freemenright to work out. constitutionally theirisown of held at the beautiful College, Tuck- blue ribbon. Miss Evert (Perth), heavier crux the "I went to the United States oriconvinced, are right-the we on. Ladies' able That, trimmings. Heart that floral toSacred themselves. about by What georgette, Government ginally," he explained, "in the capathe British Fremantle. Then black E. Gibson (Mayoress of Fre- Stockowners! under laws made My Irish people and and good time city of Envoy Extraordinary. the warfare field -street, EastSeptember a the have fiendish F. at between the will Mrs. all 22, He struggle horse? overthe a battle-ground, black taffeta, the way for war is imposed by on Wednesday, will be well looked after, and business was to pave arrived Peggie Esler's tal- mantle), modish and day. Yet Ireland is made Miss Gibson, A. militarism in the latedefeat Hall, after Miss the Town in who Prussian them Mr. de Valera, a novelty en- dress of georgette. won't miss it. people to whiehapMaracterised pipings of gold and you upon the Irish has position to me. expressed ented pupils inwillaidgive When I reached America I been frequently the I wish I was in the of the appeal emerald taffeta,Mrs. Hocking, white the British Government the got into touch with leaders of the Our opinion British tertainment floral tissue. honour of presenting But the Irish by the upon have pursuit of their ofdesire. forced Mrs. as overdress. and when the and funds. this struggle week satin with black horse to the Little Sisters. the Irish movement there, a mad adventure-impoliticgood on the wisdom Pressure on our space last georgette, jet trim- first is, in our judgment, President arrived subsequently I as I'm not, here's 10/- towards Government. Itexpression, insertion of the re- Hodge, black can only end in the loss of the cream it permit and not Herbert, wanttravelling J. also and did is Mrs. secretary Harness acted as function mings. ii fiendish beyond overdress vehicle fund. friendly to British interests. be donated companion to him during his tours Port of a most successful satin, stencilled ninon blue esteem of nations now satin, ed; could not that alsoetc., no indication that the held at the Town Hall, Fremantle, give sapphire below, States." Henderson, the publish Miss fancy across we someone?-Yours, plain and determination by a the of same of form reRecent cables, which rule fringe the the mastering of is in bead Mr. Boland's account in Ireland 18, trimmed with "SYMPATHISER." white ball on Wednesday, August of British rule inendIreland. belicose spirit of British ception which was everywhere acGod dress Brothers' shade. Miss HealyIvi(Perth), end the tragedy -used (Claremont), Mt. Lawley, 1/9/20. people will of the Irish people to to further the Christian Mesdames georgette. Miss of a badly corded them was most encouragnot is writing struggle in action organisers, trimpoignant Government The lace this British dainty Appeal. "Sympathiser's" When net frock, the prestige of with ing. under the name of Monaghan and Mulcahy, were ably white the alone knows, butbycertainly Mrs. Alex Kelly (Perth), just now so well synchronises "Comparisons," he said, "areAfter being the brutalities perpetrated a fearfully assisted by an energetic committee, mings. flame grenadine, fruit trim- a special effort at presentfacilities being enhanced Ireland. Their reading makes striking real measure of our success. in success great the for Government transport frocks. accounts provide and after smartest to which the the Imperial made America of in one months civilisation: ming, 12 eftheir modern know we on ninon, for the Little Sisters which the Union, Mr. that undoubtedly attended sevre commentary the Miss Kildea (Cottesloe), white A fund two tours through of Miss Kav- to be very 'badly needed. forts. As on previous occasions, Valera addressed a meeting much swathed floral corsage. gold tissue is already opened in THE RE- de work brought forth on March decorative Chicago georgette, in jade people anagh, 20,000 was NEWS. hall be will King contributions RECENT CABLE packLeslie, and was admiration. The entrance Mrs. CORD, auditorium belt. The corres- 21 last. resembling a swathed the quaintly dressed, quite veiled with cerise silk gratefully received, but our There's ed, and he had to speak from its pretty bene georgette, Miss people Love, white silk pondent's idea is excellent. Japanese garden ,with with Appeal. dainty embroideries. sure- fire escape to as many more Labour's farmer, hanging emor lemon inof the blossoms horseowner a that pink bands shows with Many This but outside. proper was spot net, "Dying for a Principle." 25. London, August 30. only not draped corsage. ly, who could spare a quietwould blue lanterns. Theofhall terest in Ireland had notincreased." light. Deco- broideries on skirt; London, Augusthas isgeor- staunch horse and probably appealed to Mr. Lloyd blaze white has wonderful a graceful Labogr steadily had Leunig, but V. reall Miss waned to a big think," and E. Leu- never miss it. In fact we are cerwhich is an adjunctprofuse, The Lord Mayor oftheDublin gette, bead trimmings. Miss people of George to "do James ration,entertainments, was Ireland and the League. Mrs. J. Monag- tain that a want of thought by gensued an appeal"into the name of hu- lease Mr. McSwiney. to Sir Lord Stain- such well balanced. nig, black ninon. the camand jet, erally generous-hearted stockowners dainty with still worked Turning to the nature of Great Britain Alderman McSwiney Long has telegraphed but ninon, black the from han, to responstretched Secretary been Mrs. has for festoons Private people green paign enbarked upon by Mr de Valmanity, train falling from shoulders. smart- and country who is dying fordham, to re- Long having had to era and himself, Mr. Boland said points to the centre, where Sisters the georgette, for various (Lord Mayor of Cork), King, requesting His Majesty black sible Mulcahy, the M. to owing M. Mul- go without a proper means of con- that they entered a controversy were caught to the ceiling with for a principle.' move his knighthood, and they bal- ly finished with jet. Miss lace collections for so long. had divided the American a large red balloon. Smaller treatment of Mr. McSwiney aster's Spirited Reply. 28. cahy, black georgette, gold black veying their to which quesfrom regular points on .strikers." hung Aug. hunger loons McIntosh, people, the League of Nations However, we shall beof happy other Mrs. Monday, ef- corsage. London, so chairman good pleasing the very some is of with Long Myra response festoons Mayor James Miss the This instance of Ireland the of tion. Lord trimmings. learn (Sir jet a georgette, appearPresithe appeal, by The sister of the Commission, had this put of rewhole has The and logically of the Cork Harbour smart royal blue satin, soul as the result body of fect. the Little clearly Cork (Alderman McSwiney) governing canopy suggestive of McIntosh, with so captured theAnthuge gold acquaint the a letter. to of of Valera ance berries; pion& de be dent George's member gold and was floor was trimmed vastness of plied to Mr. Lloyd appeal for University College, Cork, and and a Christmas carnival. Vie erican people that thewas Mrs. J. McGrath (Perth), Sisters of it-Ed., RECORD). welt sheet: swung She said that she did not for her bro- general manager of Ifartand in perfect trim, and although American opinion overdress .georgette, finit was not black satin,emerald. The whole Belrak.) exceptional treatment dance, each League. you for McGuinthe sh;'-aisrights, Miss warned filled "I against Wolff, ribbon of ishings velvet themwith America to enjoyed ther, and she adds: for his death. trimmed appeal Patrons acsage, over-crowded. ness (Melbourne), blue georgette to Miss Sellenger, tenor of their Paris Press Criticism. to President de Valera. of your responsibility they were entitled selves immensely, which, after all, is cordeon pleated panels, lemon fin- and gold berries. any of his comSee Page for Ireland's Message floral touchings. was that because promoters If my brother or Paris, August 31. dainty pretty white frock,satin, freedom, they the main thing for ball effect. Bill was amended in Committee Miss McKenna, over- speak in this controversy, the ninon ishing. name The her irreducible black put rades must die to win We are proud headed into to here carry Street, is and trimmings. Miss Mrs. green America was asked it was held made sign, and that Treaty, will either into a resolution to the effect that The "Matie," in an articlesays: "It to studyroom a very pretty white satin, silver will do so willingly. deaths would lie Miss Samson, emerald A. presented The dress. which trimmings. England," supper Treaty a to bugle minimum. to F. House of Representatives, the satin, Appeal blue the Mrs. in the have to be accepted as America finishings. of them, but theirGovernment. The "An be a breach of loyalty to our scene with its graceful decoration O'Hara, impossible for Ireland, her (Perth), shell pink with blackjade body that holds the purse, await indegreen crepe de chine, it on you and the for which you would not to warn them of the peril of sweet peas and almond blossom. Miss E. Outridge Williams, else America will have the act of the President to secure rising, to regain or a it, of trimmings. wrote feather event ostrich shade. Allies georgette, same the beautifully self-determinationwent to war is as trimmings of Under Article 10 of find some other method of declar- the necessary appropiation for a (Perth), grey panel Williams, are incurring by permit- The tables were reallyevery white georgette, fin- pendence.of Nations covenant no to descrip- Mrs. J. J. O'Hara say that Britain right as Poland's. which theystruggle Delicacies of between England laid. to the Republic of Ireland. ing peace. It is my opinion that trimming. Miss O'Neill, Miss Mrs. M. League much Ireland's even if you should ting the come to her as- there will have to be a new Treaty Minister of jade green. a strug- tion and in abundance were taste- georgette, jetover could into ishings had been carried by floral people develop satin, to other saxe sleeit, Ireland ninon and be georgette, is That resolution pink was satin would We will have supper business the black come bethis civilisaThat America Walton, die." berfore and and arranged. must (Clarefully written Rodda Ivy em- sistance, 11 votes to 7 and would Miss pink gle between England clemency enand saxe be trimmings. decide that my brother with could sash and Britain. appreciated, in the near future. to help ended. Miss Lulls ves tion. Each refusal of of the case immensely Mrs. Whitaker (Clare- bound after twelve fore the House out that if the the general commenda- mont), saxe blue ninon. broideries. convinced, from pointed feel georgleaned "I effect was blue the It on Dr. Cohalan Urges Release. importance sky the draphances had been in ex- months in America, that the people Speaking generally will smart black georgette, appreciative remarks. Rodda (Claremont), (Perth), looked mont), London, August 28. Mr. McSwiney, whose death that tion and the The Miss E. League of Nations Valera's tour, Mr. -Boland ball was an unpre- gette. Miss Radley Cohalan) of ed and caught with jet. frock, 1776 it would have been are under the impression that their of Mr. de Ireland had gained conteachings patrons. rich in (Dr. of with Ireland Cork istence of jade from georgette, black Bishop in net come spread that The Walsh (Perth), white Maude Web- the duty of the signatories to and money and their men were sacrificed said to the news- will convince the world that Eng- cedented success, and thanks are well She had trimmings. Miss Mary Ryan Miss was siderably in prestige. has written a letter France Mctouches. of not making due to Messrs. Punch, Lafferty, bead in vain, and that their sacrificeThey to England's aid against georgette. Mrs. M. green black land is implacable in criminals gained also in the fact that British papers urging the release net, cerise pipings and America. for others. and Street, and Hennessy for great as- (Perth), lemon spoils ster, gain to made counmetallic been with between had taffeta, cherry black Mr. misrepresentations Swiney. ladies' Saunder, Inspector distinctions that they have not achieved ac- sash. Miss P. Wadham, sistance, and also to the "We asked them," continued Republic financed to that feel The Bishop alleges that tissue. Mrs. Broun, black ninon, corfor which they en. tered, and the pink design in jet. in the mur- saints." Appeal to the King. "to lay it down clearly principles the The committee. draped Boland, skirt, anticipated. pleated never as extent cordeon Swaney was implicated an and smart of Cork the war, and it is my judgin Many very pretty they did not recogniseof Ireland -Americans in the States,AmLondon, August 31. der of the late Lord Mayoron March Britain to tered ment that they will yet insist that Irish of the territory see that part to determination Bottomaggres(Mr. Thomas McCurtain), their Horotia external established." polto Mr. from Irish aims be war those "The Replying were guaranteed upheld, adds: be He were aims last. rein war 19th urging the King toLord real police Dealing with the Irish Loan, he erica's sion. There was not an incidentwar by over 75 per cent. of the ice are no longer doing in tracking ley's letter McSwiney, revolutionary said they were issuing bond certifi- supported the American be work, hut are employed of a coer- lease Alderman(private secretary to paralleled in the cates, exchangeable for a gold bond American people. not could Stamfordham that opponents the political The insurrection of the Irish Republic, six months "One outstanding result ofinPresiWhen a pol- his Majesty) explains the King's case of Ireland. Amcionist Government. and out Bunker's dent de Valera's activities order are constitutional position, pointing 1916 was compared to in their after the Republic is internationally of deiceman is shot, law favour of in army also, erica," said M. Boland, "is the Our and arson, that even if the King was recognised, and the British the Shorthand, Hill. The Americansthe it Methods, vindicated by murder coun. propaganda. foreigner's McSwiney, Business British shot Mr. of evacuate of feat shall burnt being release trial, occupation of of the represent'time is with the Science six face at away some innocent persons the get wait in to America cannot commences .Typewriting. for had only quota opponents A new Term The first offices and they could be affected his Ministers, who as a reprisal." but anything now, as he is there to anafter the es- try. ed by Physics and Chemistry.with tax Christian Brothers' College, Perth, was a million and a half dollars, that of the advice of years for recognition Republic. will gainDe Videra's Protest. The Students compete would resign, and the of their on MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMthe enthusiasm was so great Dail swer them. No American presumably tablishment Secondary other for goes the 28 who of King the those say Ireland's right to independence. New York, August BER 8th. A youth they asked permission of the country might blame No Lion's Tail Pulling. in Swimming, Cricket, politfcal through this College is thoroughly religious bietry to Boland Schools appeal Mr. grave the a a When it. Even created extend to addressing and having Rowing, a wonderful All the Eamonn De Valera, Football, Athletics, helps had been in has failed. An organisation called "The argument had preach protest in the time of special national equipped for life's battle. embracto build hatred left America the drive meet;ag which was held toof Alder- crisis Shooting. Nothing We did not months, and over 'The Protestant Friends of Ireland' branches of Education are the Restress and anxiety. lion's tail,' progress for two like these man- appeal. the youth or 'pull boy or aaallb. the imprisonment viz., a up been sub- has taken up this side of the queshad Curriculum, England dollars the in of million ed five "If McSwiney such expounded not NOV Sinking Rapidly, to tion with very good effect, and many mairAlcSwiney, said: ly contests, and nothing has it is called. We It was found necessaryand to folligous, Moral, Intellectual, and London, August 31. influence on him as as or sufferings, but scribed. includes dies, I will go back to Ireland refining a Course wrongs dollars, The million ten distinguished Americans, including to Ireland's it Physical. extend Mcto -night that in the sporting rivalry Singing reported rights. low his example." healthy was amount Boxing, It that of that Ireland's Dancing, doubt clergymen, have associated themjust authenticity be he had no sinking rapidly, and Music, (We question the field. The Commercial greatest tribute that can "The up. selves with it." put Debating. be we think, Swiney was not and would out shows, last that It to is Valera expected this statement. manipulating propa- that he was Bookkeeping, paid to President defrom Course embraces to The Burning Topic. The Help of the Colonies, the paw of the the night. during his travels course Maine which of of topic sender.) burning the gandist Turning to California, in the Continuing, Mr. Boland said that meetings, elections, he said he addressed hundreds of or unsym- the Presidential left had formed a league America four Irish Canadians that before he not even the pro-British of self-determination foe Beware! "What could say that he State delegations from Jersey, Rhode in favour the "Billy," writes: journals Irish and pathetic Australian correspondent A hospitality and New York Ireland; Australian flag had offended Americanthis with the Island, Connecticut Transvaal Irish were also oris there about the Compare gone to the San Francisco con- the had way. to build was unsuitable any in aim the in and ganised, apparently appeared Lord Chancellor ference of the Democratic Party. that makes it The following letter Empire" to sevisit of the present At "loyal" Lord Grey- pledged to secure on the Democra- up "our far flung the as an emblem of loyalty? land. old of England, and even Melbourne Tribune of August of the rights the diserror cure recogtactical the patriotic plank for who committed a bad that England tic platform outbursts and other is always ex- 26 last:"Speaking for President de Valera nition of the Irish Republic. in his letter stating Ausdepen in plays the Union Jack Lodge is everything the that Landing added, say flag he must I accept own Watt's to -Americans," our "The Irish Stop Mr. was prepared hibited. Likewise the new Min- "have been solidly Democratic and upon ourselves at home. The m the peace loan tralia. reservations. Geddes, to have been the backbone of the par- nificent work being accomplished all but missing from is obliged Jack been Union already the has ister, posters, although To the Editor of The Tribune. hopes that in here is reflected in America and all Candidly, we retract statements on two occa- ty. I am in great again to the fore!" that question, The Irish race late the Democratic platform there will over the world. Mr. W. A. Watt, sions." Sir,-As have asked ourselves point reto other is really proud of the homeland. That reason proceeded plank." any Treasurer, be this Mr. Boland Commonwealth and we cannot find on the fact that been to itself grounded had is pride "loyalists" Valera Irish vote will deliver to be shortly returning out that Mr. deGovernors than that the so-called and the to"The no longer a supplian chosen peo. ported sugest to the whatever candidate is prepared Ireland is stands received by the Fashionable of imagine THEY are the nation, and Australia, may I through erect ten proudly colabout she of Ireland. that Shipments for your thing do the right Minister, Legislative Assemblies We are displaying Early ple of the Australian to the to are sim- mending the only status worthy Jack must Prime in order to save bother, SmartIn taking this course they States, and drew attention Creations, that they and theAsUnion by people." we umns, that berefused the received a sovereign citizens, be was he American Australians feature as should though acting fact that Goods which the ex -Treasurer reign supreme. with the ply Authority ! flag is "our land Shades America entered the war with In the course of their tour fro to the Mayor and presented think the Australian by the cause Remember symbol of our permission Maine to California, and from Ca Designs, Choicest Fabrics and Latest the express declaration of freedom est Freedom of New York City War Precautions Act!Cable flag," and as it isathe body the War? same claim all see the They ada to Mexico, Mr. Boland sai Board of Aldermen, necessary dol- for all nations. recent Sordid citizenship, with paramount for the Coming Season. because of the -L -E carefully.) in Europe being freed save they had kept the parallel of t declined to vote the (Please print C -A -BAustralia upon us for recognition, of the peoples "overhave who consecratpeople entertainment only the which the American revolution before the pe threw for Irish, lars Well, Watt re the the welter of blood the hard-fought bat- board" at a time of great national Prince of Wales, who was only declared their will in an orderly plc, and there was not a gravelaywhere of these ed its folds on but Inspection Flanunimpeachconsciousness Mayor. your race on France, it the Their by a soldier of the revolution have invite ceived election. We Gallipoli, of We cordially tle fields will give they had, metaphorically speaking, have our stress.authority. Ergo, Watt is a has been roused, and they will The One Great Thing. ders, and Egypt, it should place at your service the or abide placed a wreath upon it by remindwho the Union able (Hush! Did man If the to vote enemy. Productions, an their allegiance. and however," Beautiful traitor thing, unqualified "The one great aims. as the symbol someone whisper "German gold"?) ing the Americans of their ow "the one de- by America's war Jack must be flown They proceeded Mr. Boland, in Special Facilities of our Australian flag, Peace between the enemy and the "No matter what happens to the struggle for independence. favour of of Empire, the finite act of America by the Am- had also succeeded in placing ba is, should ruler of Australia has not been signit adopted is it as if Treaty, the handsome to DEPARTMENT. as reservation equally ORDER the is -Spa exnot a reStar is "The an Ireland, with it, be in will verse COUNTRY it Parliament with third people, the rate, The resolution erican be flown side by side representative ed. At any a gled Banner":Treaty of Peace. House aware of it. In addition, of Repre- servation which gives to Trelana pression in all things of the Senate, the Nations "Where is that band who so vaun and hon- officially six months cannot have So elapsed resolutions place in the League ofcould of chivalry, nationalism, different the the what sentatives, not, as far Wilson Mr. So were Council. ingly swore, since such ratification. ourable traditions. are of the many States and cities, go to the concerned, more is wanted? As to the means, American with any hope of success, 'Midst the havoc of war and the peace loan posters the creation of has simply expressions of definite be diverted to act. country with the Treaty he battle's confusion, was a they are essentially we get the usual let Watt's steamer this be but it let opinion; Senator Paris. still, a home they would leave will find brought back from British "art," and ploughed brown Naura. Or, better that reservation you has of the all A land of "In return it possessed the that said has Knox the pending writUS no more. up environment, The that the American Senate the English held Then, tranship him. the worst features of the Holy Althat blood has washed out their Their Treaty Khyber. clay field, spacious lawn, Versailles the into interest ten the the in is offered in foul footsteps' pollution." government liance." rural home, and the Johnny Ireland is entitled to a and as the suggestion law, and good government, that in background. Some day, become Irish Prestige Exchanged. an of peace, of her own choosing, A Fair Press. etc., gratis.-Yours, Ameriis that and peace loan has evidently Nations of he League any Bill, affair, we will Referring to the Mason established periodicalAustralian SUPER -LOYALIST. Mr. Boland paid a high tribute will enter Ireland must be repre- said it was found that the appointca postdistinct have an essentially posted a to the American Press. "We have sented as a separate andinto printers, (A copy of above was also the ment of Ambassadors was purely er, printed by Australian nation. It is written therefore not had any cause to complain of artist- to the Argus.) America will Presidential function, and that and drawn by an Australian Peace of Treaty gets Jingoism but that will be when and fa the "push -out" by Australians, When in Fremantle, Look of when they get more of the starch Meeley's. Australia in their spine.
Terence J. McSwiney, B.A.
Anti -Irish Propaganda Defeated
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