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20 Reasons Why The
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VOL. XLV
I Should Join and Work for
Self-determination for Ireland League of
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The General Reason. An Obvious Reason. Will Ireland fight fur this freedom? tralia, Canada. and South Africa-- Irish Convention "to placate AmeAn Anti -Sectarian Reason. tionable." That solemn contract Gordon, who were rebel Ministers. . . America will see her rights have repeatedly, through their Par- rica." The friendship of the great Because the Secretary of State 5. Because 1 assume that Mr. Lloyd secured." liaments, appealed to the British English speaking Republic is of still15.is,Because it has ever been, and could only be abrogated by the Accessories to the proposed rebellion for the Colonies has said that the George was sincere when he wrote the policy of Britain to divide consent of both countries; Ireland's were Walter Long (English), and Another Irish recruiting poster ran, Government to settle the Irish ques- prime importance to Britain, as she recently to Lenin, "What has beDominions are to be consulted on fallen in this short (Polish) war Ireland in order to retain power over consent was never given, but Pitt, Boner Law (Scotch -Canadian). Can to "The Allies declare in specific terms tion. The London Times (March 15, realised curing the war, by spending her, using the sectarian weapon to by what Gladstone called "the black- any rea,cnable person say the Irish question at the June Im- invaders of national rights, whether that they are out to give freedom 1917) said "the failure to settle the there 130,000,000 on propaganda. disguise economic motives. Froude est and foulest transaction in the people have any interest inthatthethese to problem is re small on -acting in British inador nationalities. . . Russia . Is Poland, it ought to teach not perial Conference, and, therefore, an A Critical Reason, says: "The English deliberately de- history of man," bribed a whole. Par- vancement of Ireland? wisdom to oppressors. The world, to the interest of Ireland then to terests in Australia and Quebec." organised effort should be made to east 12. Because leading French states- termined to keep Ireland pour and liament to sell what it had no manand west, is crying for peace; test the public declarations of the This was after the defeat of the Con- men, A Commonsense aeason. and an influential section of miserable, as the readiest means to date over, the political liberty of asnirtain Australian opinion upon but it is only obtainable on the ba- Allies, and aid them in the fight scription referendum which, it is ad. 19. Because no one need be alarmthe French Press have severely con- prevent it becoming troublesome." Ireland. it. "No decision," says Mr. Chum sis of the full recognition of na- they are waging for small nationali- mitted, was caused by the indigos demned ed at Primate the bogie of an Irish Republic Boulter, in British the policy 17th in An Ireland. cenAnti ties? -Bunkum of They cannot, then, in the lace tion Reason. Irish-Australians at the Those words apply to Ire. menacing the British Empire. Great hill, "concerning the status of one tions." of Europe, give freedom to all the treatment of Ireland. Mr. Holman, It has been discussed in the Italian tury, wrote to the British Governland as well as to Poland. 17. Because the so-called Irishmen like Sir Horace Plunkett sma:1 nations, and leave Ireland out." speaking in Dublin, on August 23, Parliament, where the political lea- ment: "The worst of this policy is of Ulster is a myth. Ulster coercion nation of the Empire could be taken consists believe that Ireland would it lends to unite Protestant and A Democratic Reason. In the face of these specific state- 1917, said that the immense major- der, Mauri, who denounced it, was that in a final way without consultation dine counties. The majority of Dominion Home Rule; othersaccept loudly cheered. The Stockholm Con- Papist, and whenever that happens, of say electors in Ulster is for self-determin- that the great 8. Because I accept the fine defini- ments, can the British Government ity of the Australan people-prob- ference in 1917 as between the whole body." goodbye to the majority want a ReBritish interests placed on its pie in ably three-fourths-were hoping for At the last general elections public. But even tion of the democracy that must b.! fail to dc -liver the goods? Ireland for ever." Later, when Ca- ation. gramme, President "political de Vaindependence a nappy An Australian Reason. kept safe, made by President Wilcounties-Cavan, Monaghan, lera has A Candid Reason. t (s.ecs and resbyterians were be- three. that he would accept vention. "If the Convention se- and economic equality for Ireland," coming and Donegal-went solidly Sinn Feir. a Cuban stated son in a speech on the League of 9. Because, if recruiting fell off in parated without a solution, it friendly, agreement, and or Will Lord a Thorie, M.P., Monroe said Grenville that 2. Because I am an Australian, en Nations, on July 4, 1918: "The reign contested only two Doctrine, Ireland after the first year, England, be more prejudicial to the would in Russia he was taunter wrote: "I cannot help feeling a The Unionists debar foreign future everywhere and lost both. There has beer: alliances. which would joying so complete a form of self- of law based on the consent of the and not Ireland, anxiety that such measures seats, with Irish atrocities. is responsible. The of the British race than any conces would be very I recognise great no other result but Nationalist so- glad to do Ireland and sustained by the Home Rule Act was may be without taken government that the former Secre- governed, an that as on may male this or a "a t' scree, effectually Britain has sion that could be given to the Ulfor 40 years. In Tyrone, navy if her neutrality army organised opinion of mankind." The paper." Kitchener asked for ster Unionists." unanimous disapproval of all counter the union between Catholics lidarity could be tary of State for the Colonies (Lord present regime in Ireland fails in of "Finish the work," the and dissenters. There is no evil I the Unienists held only one seat; in guaranteed.as Belgian neutrality was 12,000 recruits from 'Ireland; John he added; "make civilised nations. Ireland a nation Milner) said that r the Dominions both these conditions. is would not prophecy if that union Fermanagh the representation Owing to the nature of Redmond's campaign produced 60,- Give her freedom that she may take but the Unionist total vote guaranteed. A Nationalist Reason. vetted themselves out of the Empire the island, a powerful nation could, takes place." That is why Britain equal; 000 within a year. Lloyd George him- her historic place An Englishman', Reason. is in the minority. among the demoFour counties in the event of war, ruin Ireland there would be no attempt to stop 13. Because Ireland is physically has always favoured Ulster against self gives us the sequel. He said: cracies of the world." The Cenven. Antrim, Down, and from the air in a few days. Mr. As7. Because I must be consistent, "At the most crucial period them. The looser the mesh, the historically one and indivisible, the rest of Ireland, giving it land only-Armagh, of re- tion a solution by 58 votes and Unionist. The Carson- quith said last October: firmer is the bond. As General England has always been keen to cruiting, at the beginning of the war, to 19;adopted possessing all the attributes of na- tenure, encouraging its industries, Derry-are not but malign class ites, influence therefore, create an arbitrary alarmed at the spectre "I am support national aspirations in Hun. some stupidities which, at times, Smuts put it in a London speech: promoting such pogroms as "Ulster" an Irish Lloyd George to break tionelity, "one civilisation, one law, and of six counties, coercing Republic. Men do not, of occurred "This British Commonwealth of na gary, Italy, Poland, Bohemia, and looked almost like malignance were compelled in one Belfast race, and distinct, in the long Derry and last derived from his pledge and reject the scheme. two Sinn Fein counties Servia. into She their run, welcomed, fight for a tiens does not stand for standardisaadmired and perpetrated in Ireland, and were no other European country, dating year. And when Carson agitates in union. but for realiThey dare not take another, ties." '; here is phrase, tion or denationalisation, but for the supported Kosciusko, Kossuth, Gari- almost beyond belief. It is very difprior to Imperial Rome." There will Ulster, or Lloyd George says there or they would little says An Imperialist Reason. be in a minority. If Mr. Lynd, between a difference, fuller, richer, and more various life baldi, Mazzini, Jefferson, Davis, ficult to recover a lost opportunity be no dispute about delimiting her are three nations in Ireland, they it is right Republic and to coerce two for the sake a self-governing Dominion. England 11. Because the British Empire is boundaries: God saw to that. Mrs. are playing the historic game. of all the nations comprised in it." Koltchak, and Denikin. William Tell of that kind, where national suscepof four, it cannot be wrong to coerce would he Ireland's in danger until the Irish question is Stopford Green says of I cannot deny to the Irish the free is pictured as a hero in her school tibilities have been offended, best customer, and Ireland: Civic Reason. four for the sake of 28. books. Such ' an and naturally, her best friend, if the Robert Lynd, the British original enthusiasm killed." The settled to the satisfaction of the Irish "Neither geography, nor history door that I enjoy myself. 15. Because Britain has no title to absurd claim is plainly but an ex- tyranny of the journalist, says that even Sir Edward stupidities alluded to included ascendancy class were' Car- people. The London Times (July binds her to England. Great Britain Ireland but that Broad Reason. of the drawn sword. cuse for preventing Irish freedom. removed. Carson is a furious Nationalist-for sonite regiments taken over with 23, 1920) says: "The Irish problem is lay turned to the east; her han For the first MP years Britain never The League of Nations coerced 3,000.3. Because the Self-Determination Servia. How can I, as an honest their officers: other Irish refused se- the gravest and most insistent issue bouts opened to the sunrise; A Popular Reason. her 000 held more Germans into their League does not presume to direct Englishman, refuse to the Irish who parate regiments, a few Hungary: strips less than coerced drafted to in the whole field of British states. traffic was across the Channel. Ire- 30 :ales around three or four 20. Because the Self -Determination 7,000,000 Poles out of Poland; ana the Irish people, but claims their fought so bravely for my country in English or Scottishbut forces; Con- manship." There are 15,000,000 ot land's harbours faced the Atlantic: ports. At no period could she sea- carved up Turkey without right to choose freely, without dic- India, South Africa, Abyssinia, naughts, Munsters, and Dublins the slight. Lea&uefor Ireland has no quarrel say the Irish race in the United States, her traffic followed the ocean track with the English people, but with est regard to nationality. Straining tation or coercion from outside, Egypt, and France, what I freely ad- placed under English or Orange offi- people and the descendants of peo- to the Bay of Bis'cay. And as with that she held peaceful possession for their own governmental institu- vocate for those who are nothing to cers exclusively; Ulster regiments ple who were driven out of Ireland the trade routes, the civilisation and a generation. To -day, the Irish at a gna% Britain swallows a camel. the GoNernment which is in the power of the ascendancy class. On tions, and their political relation- met (Unionist) says that the An Eye-Opening Reason. carried their own banners, and their by tyranny and famine. These Irish the history of the two countries de- Times three occasions, at general elections, King's Writ does not run south of ship, with other States and peoples. Lave a great c:aim on America. Ten veloped apart." An Honed Britishees Reason. bands played 18. Because the so-called Ulster the. English people, party tunes through the Boyne In any conceivable form of Governor west of the Shannon. leaders are not even under a Nationalist towns; the wonderful signers of the Declaration of IndeUlstermen. nor, in narrow 8. Because the British Government An Admitted Good Reason. ment which the Irish people may decided in favour A Legal Reason. twelve of effort at Suvla ignored In pendence were Irish; most cases, Irishmen. Carson is a of Irish franchise, self-government, and each choose, the safety of Britain can be not only accepted President ---Ilson's Munster Washington's 14. Because the present Prime generals were 16. despatches, Irish; and Because Dublin the reluctantly British lawyer, admitParliawho began his career time the Tory point., but applied there guarded. in Parliament and in the midst and the British General Robertsor eyinister of England and his prede- ment ha; no legal or moral right to as a Nationalist, then changed to Government toascendancy forced the Ireland in its recruiting campaign. ted trick the people. A Fair Dinkum Reason. recruiting; Carson allowed to visit deposed before a House of Commons cessor have publicly recognised the legislate for Ireland. When Grattan Libcralis-m. and, finally, drifted to Most important One recruiting poster distributed all of orgaus of public Commission unity that half of the Ireland, and Belfast his and American though policy Ulster tell the dicVolunteers Unionism. Ulstermen to (all ProHe did not even repre- opinion, such as the University 4. Because the great war was over Ireland declared, "The Allies prowould "rebel army" was Irish. These 15.. tated their pretences otherwise. Mr. testants) forced Britain to grant le- sent an Ulster constituency until fessors, British authors of worldwaged to protect the liberty of small (and America clearly states this) keep their arms, as they 000,000 were mainly Asquith, when respiensible Prime need them for Minister, gislative after said the 1918. war independence to to O his resist Ireland, it colleagues in the Pro- wide nations, and if the sacrifice failed It cannot undertake to free the peoples reputation, the Anglican keeping America out of the war for at Dublin on July 12, 1912: "I have was decreed in the Renunciation visional Rebel Government, F. E. Archbishops, would, in the words of Sir Philip under Germany and Austria, and the Home Rule Act. After a year and 17 Bishops, Gibbs, be "an outrage against the leave other peoples under a system of this. Carson was taken into the two years after the sinking of the always maintained, and I maintan it Act of 1783, that "the right claimed Smith, pow Lord Chancellor Birken the Union, leading for keeping America out as strongly today, that Ireland is a by the people of Ireland to be bound head, is an English lawyer; General Free Baptist 'self-determination' of peoples which of government which they resent. Cabinet. If the Australians had Lusitania: Churchmen, the Trade (Commander-in -Chief had been the fundamental principle America, speaking through its Presi- been deprived of their identity, and of the League of Nations, and for nation." And Mr. Lloyd George, in onl.: by laws enacted by His Majes- Richardson Union Cengress, the British Labour defeatist-; his their former letter to Sir party, the Horace Plunkett, ty and the people of that kingdom and General Hackett Pain (Chief of Party, Lnd other bodies have ap of the League of Nations, and a dent, declares that the liberties of dealt insult after insult, would they Democrats, through indignation for the guidance of the Irish Con- in all cases whatever . . . . is here- Staff) are English. There is blatant hypocrisy in the part of a every other people are as valued, have taken it lying down? pealed to the Government on behalf agairet Wilson, who had, they said, vention (February 25. 1917) wrote: by declared to be established and Irish and no Ulster, except theirlittle jobs or Irish self-determination; but the nation which denied self-government and are to be made secure. Aye, as A Dominion's Reason. deserted Ireland. Lloyd George re- "A single legislature for a united ascertained for ever, and shall at no (they are now judges), about James Tory to Ireland." secure as the liberties of America. ascendancy is still able to 10. Because the Dominions-Aus- cogrised that when he called time hereafter be questioned or clues- Campbell, James Chambers and John block the way. the Ireland ie essential." 1.
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Do not let your loyalty to your A popular attraction is occupying two take a leok, then get a small circle of country blind you to her faults and "THE IRISH VENDETTA." other busy workers for the Appeal, their friends, or school children, to take overshadow your greater loyalty to (From "L'Oeuvre,- Paris, A Vancouver message of April 2, namely, 'Mesdames Barrett and Taylor, it by turns and sell even one ticket anti doubtless Rev. Mother and Sisters each, success would thus be gained to (To the Editor of THE RECORD). our Holy Mother the Church. advises of Mr. 0. T. G. Esmonde's On next Sunday, the 10th. inst., at will have the encouraging pleasure of an easy way. Only think what a simYours sincerely, is the letters "What between difference release A sample of a multitude of and furious attack on the hearing, the day of the meeting, that ple means of amassing reward for eter Sir,-All Catholics worthy of the 3.45 p.m. punctually, a general meet- numerouson ()there, that reach this (Mee: among their valued idly! The art union prizes include Joan of Arc and an Irish village?" name who have read, or heard of, "ANOTHER ENGLISHWOMAN." "drunken Viceroy's" regime. H.B.S. sir, --1 note in the last issue of THE ing of the committee and lady stall friends, are emulating those mention- cheques for L 100 and £25,, lady's wedA London cable of April 1 an the ietter in to-day's Sunday Times, "Give it up?" RECORD that a sett-Determination for holders will be held at the Convent. ed in this review.. It Is requested that ding trousseau, f60; bridal veil, tie [In columns will be found nounces the retirement of Viscount Ireland League or Australia In New Leederville, and as the business to ladies representing the sections !firmed 12s; gentleman's suit, L15 15s; lady's insulting our beloved Archbishop, plenty other of supporting evidence to French as the Viceroy of Ireland. at last meeting will be pepared to hand costume, £12 125; dinner, tea, and fruit South Wales and Victoria has been be discussed has "None. Both burnt by the Brit- must feel deeply distressed and show that unbiassed English and important beating In, on next Sunday, the semen and ad- service, English china, tin los; so do I II Ill formed, and presume that in this one indignant. I am an English- Englsh Catholic opinion are fast takwill have been already formed in Perth, upon the interests of the forthcom- dresses of those co-operating, so that you not -consider any of these and Bye ish." woman myself, and have felt con- ing a turn regarding If so place me in communication with ing Westralian Fgir and Grand Art they can be recorded at the Convent. other valuable prizes are surely worth mothers of sons who have been shot at Ireland. It the secretary, as I believe it is more Union, in aid of the The Sisters are being subjected to taking a chance of winning? sight, without trial; I have seen In a The sellstrained to reply to the writer of the has taken generations for HIGHGATE YOUNG LADIES' Home. the Rev. Veil' than poisible that I can get the regrave anxiety by the tardy results er or buyer of a book is entitled to two EUCHRE TOURNAMENT AND CLUB. hospital a boy of eighteen aforesaid letter. Enclosed is a copy thought to traverse this far. English prison DANCE quisite cumber to form a branch here, Mother and Sisters cordially invite a of their Art union up to the present. free tickets. or their price, Tickets, Spe- against whom there was no charge, wno of my reply, which I should be grate- cific evidence will and as I will more than likely be re- full attendance. It Is lllll st disheartening., after all the Is. each. had beaten about the head and will be Held lit The day itself, be found in the body been turning to Bolgart within the neat two "Good Shepherd Sunday," is particu- labour and 'room.: or issuing the ticful to with you the butt -ends of rifles ull It is ;cr the Sisters a counterbalancto have published in THE or three weeks, I would very much like ket., when each day's Post brings a ing conemation when some warm- HIBERNIAN HALL,onMURRAY STREET, RECORD, especially as I have al- following.-Ed. R.] unconscious. I have heard front TO to get It goring before I left. Once larly opportune for such a testimony bundle of "returned," which of 111s a sergeant of police that the in many hearted reader or the far-reaching REAPRIL TUESDAY, 12, 1921, at S p.m. ready written to LADY the arms, West. get a branch Started, it will bring the of zealous interest on the pa t of cases are put into a sealed envelope, AustraTESTIMONY. place where he was stationed was quiet, CORD'S message of appeal Is moved to few together, and must eventually do those who wish to befriend this .le- unstamped, and leaving a double post- write for a collecting book, or tickets, Good Pig,. Good Music. Refreshments. lian in defence of Archbishop Clune, Ill a letter to the London Times of but that he had just been out to a TilI see Lloyd George is some good,. age line on every so-sent honk of un- or to supply addresses for same. With near with some of his men to rive and they have not Ladles, is.; Gent's, Is ed. my let- Monday, February 21st. last, Lady alage having a tilt et the Labour crowd in serving cause, as it is appointed by sold tick, ts. dozen your* fellows a good beating. what gatitude and promises of earnest Miss 0. Prindiville and Miss L. Elliot,, ter. My husband published Dozens of others (widow the late Colonel Sykes, These is a well-known Sykes England, but Is receiving more than Holy Church for the celebration of hack marked unclaimed. unknown, come are happening daily, and prayers do the anxious Sisters profit eon. an Catholic), in offering a of tee things Joint Secretaries. he gives. This I am satisfied is the the Order's special festival under the away, etc. business man, and a non-Catholic, so briefEnglish This could be avoided if or such kind, voluntary help! And, oh. brutal and frequent murders statement of the things reason that they are almost standing title of "Our Lady kind persons in distant localities how abundantly our good God blesses by the 'Black and Tans' no for his sake I must ask you not to she has witnessedof orsome beard from peo- committed Mother of the some alAt. Once they get into power (this would send to the Convent any reliable such noble helpers, often hard-working metitIon Is to be made In the tart and allowed orphanage the Christi's) Bro- publish my name and address, other- ple of all parties during a three weeks' is-"yNiat the George crowd are afraid Good Shepherd," which is kept on addresses known to them. English press. Raids and robberies by The money people, who have life's heaviest bus. thers' pupils; they also desire to express wise I in Ireland. writes:of) I sincerely believe and hope that the second Sunday after Easter received so far does not even should glory in appending stay the military and auxiliaries are ot suffice dens to carry, and whose only object sincere thanks to all their good friends "No crimes or bloodshed committed everything will be settled as it should. each year. to refute' what has been expended upon Is charity. it to this.-Yours, etc., for assistance rendered. by the Irish can excuse the methods nightly occurrence, entailing cruelty -,Yours, etc., initiatinS the art union, so it refill', now being employed by the Govern- and 'suffering; upon women and chitThe Sitters feel deeply indebted to Once more we say, "Please 110 your In last week's issue of THE RE- behoves "LOYALTY." J. J. MAHONY. the benevolent public in general the clergy, ment to enforce obedience to English dren. Nobody knows when their turn who have kindly permitted Awe"! Time files, do good quickly! Greenough. 28/3/'21. CORD a very pathetic and instrue- to rally round this deserving ohiect, These things are being rule and to break the national spirit of may Rune. the by disposing of tickets. In their Make known this Good Shepherd Apfor tickets to the Rev. Mother parishes, and their heartfeltetc., in the name of England. In the people. [Irish intuition and knowledge of tive serial -story made its -first ap- sending [Cony.] The accepted laws of done are peal, and may Heaven posper your efAmerica and on the Continent of EuBritish polities and personalities is one pearance, entitled "Never Forgotten" Home of the Good Shepherd, Leederville, offered to the zealous boys of thanks Christianity and civilisation have the Clon- fort! been To Miss Amelia Prince, London,is becoming a by -word. rope our name set of the formidable weapons of opposiaside, and In their place an attempt or "The Home of so the Has the war Lost Child." our blunted sensitivetion against English domination in Iremade to crush the Irish Madam,-I have read with 'deep is being that we do not feel the disgrace land. The League is now forming.- As the thrilling narrative deals exmethods identical with thosePeon'e em- ness 'lisgust and indignaton your letter by is being laid upon us? Is it not Ed. R.) ployed by the Germans In Belgium, pressly with the delicate, soul-stirring and that time for the people of England to rise to his Grace universally Archbishop Clune, condemned. I have seen works in which the Sisters of the for myself sonic of the destruction up In their wrath, and insist that their which appeared in the Sunday wrought Good Shepherd are elected shall put an engaged, all by representatives the forces or -the Crow', BUNBURY. Times. official unofficial reprisals, upon immediate end to these shameful deeds friends of the Home at Leederville Can you call in question publicly the Irishandpopulation; I have seen the that are being done In their name?" would do well to read "Never Forin ruins In a bitterly hostile anti-Catholic Cork City, the CONVENT OF MERCY. reBOARD AND RESIDENCE. gotten" week by week, and induce of creameries, of blackened paper the statements of a Pastor 01 mains Superior Board and Residence; clean of houses, in townsco-operative to do likewise, so that many and coun- cornfortanie beds; good meals. Apply Holy Church, and yet be a loyal stoles, Musical knowledge results of ex- others try villages t have spoken with the may West Perth. become more Georee-street, acintimately s7atholici Even if you doubt his aminations held in connection with quainted with the actual aims and T.C.L., December 4th., 1920:Grace's words, is it your place to objects for which the present appeal publicly upbraid hint. before bitter Rudiments for A.T.C.L.: Alma is being made. Do nut forget the narrow-minded bigots? Have you Meyer, Eileen Rooney. First Chapter appeared in THE REbeen to Ireland and seen -for yourHigher Local: Sylvia Hough. CORD of April 2nd. Keep up the self what is happening, as the Arch Senior: Angela Hynes (honours). thread. bishop has done, or are your opinSMITH, that is the name given on the title page-rather a vague Intermediate: Lily Marks (honSome of the ladies have reported ions based on Press reports? If the description to trace your friend by. The only other information ours), John Flynn (honours), May to Rev. Mother their rapid strides WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL TO VISIT facts you InentiOn are really true, vouchsafed is that your friend is a woman. A "WOMAN NAMED Virschini (honours), Paul Virschini in the progress of their respective OUR EXPOSITION OF UNIQUE AND CHARMING FASHIONS they are the work of people madSMITH." (honours), May Shaw (pass). sections, by organising remunerative FOR AUTUMN WEAR. lened by oppression and brutality. Advanced Junior: Muriel Metcalf entertainments, collecting, etc. Much But when you turn over the page and begin to get interested in Have you THE read of STYLES deeds of our REPRESENT "ir(honours), Mavis Bettesworth (hon- regret and sympathy were felt tor FAITHFULLY ALL THAT IS that mysterious woman named Smith, you find that her story is far NEW AND DESIRABLE IN FASHIONABLE GARMENTS. 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