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Kith handkerchiefs and flowers, and so of White, Philips, Messrs. "C.J.R.," Della of 12 forth, but his novel presentation 5s each; Mr. A. working order within the course Dawson, W. franca, on them pigeons and doves proves one of vaumonths. He congratulated 4s 6d; per four friends, 2s is a He Fontinini. the novelties. real this, for deville's quiet, life; and a friend, is the site they had chosen most inspiring ideal of with a wonderful inseper- each; Miss Mollie Leo and and watcha friend, Is. wonderful showman, first of that row of buildingsthe are steady, unimaginative fear but Social Guild scene 6d each; Mrs. Dawson act. The amusing little creaturesfirey gives a will be able from a Catholic Church, subscriptions In Aid of the Catholic Women's Further fulness is harder to teach,sin than an each. life fearless they; hop on of so much good for the spiritual receiyed and acknowledged. apparently orgiven stronger defence against all that be gratefully several out which carry from and lamps. of its people, the fountain the ever-present terror; while far more efders their flight from the backis ofquite they would obtain innumerable ofgraces lungs to hope awakens a Father trainer their the to direct eyes theatre Some reaand comforts. In the fective response to good. as Red Russia McMahon. M.A. Catholic exciting and spectacular. It is a perheirs of ON Catholic Church. and of the lisation of our high destiny that formance which shows everything is the one gift we had rewas hold there strongest people, the is heaven attained by kindness. Assisted by KILLING THE CLERGY. ceived from God which we andvalued Girls," average character can have to give Catholic of that charming little lady, Oswald Remand's others, courage all "The Education than and corfar by special prosperity more the in reached Ketchum, steadiness Mr. C. J. magnificence. Stuart, has by Janet Erskine There Epress," in act is one of absolute Bemand was the gift of our Faith- To cherish "Daily books in adversity." the of few are draws respondent and originality. it is posa new edition. and safeguard that Faith no sacrifice from Moscow, describing the fun, the atten" . . . On the other hand message a paid in this deserve ever CLUNE. in that salary Here highest the chilgreat. ARCHBISHOP too on Education and torment GRACE Archbishop HIS was, or could be, of trial BY work confuse the in to life sible scenes prinfinal whose The artist. State to a single people had tive study of Sisters Australia the Catholic Catholic Primate of Russia, ciple screen attraction at the Prince of that Mother dren by stories of the exquisite delicis the training of girls,The book was acy of the consciences of the saints, as it necessary to start schools of Ciepliak, AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. found sensasays:romantic to find Wales next week is a Stuart's work does. the end of Ca- St. Aloysius: setting before them a their own. They had no fault schools Shortly after 1230 the two Prelates Claythe tion, "If I Were Queen." Ethel writ., n to prove that with the teaching in the State Catho- standard that is beyond their compreand fifteen priests filed in underlong, in but ton, who plays the principle part of and went, grace, teaching 22Rd. thol . education is to produce of that as degree far with as guard, legs hension or their o.vn formidable usual more their imperial, on is more far Townley, stand go Ruth not they did lics who "can their eyes that teaching In painful inconmaking them miserable because of custom and was bristling bayonets. and more ravishing than she Stalls; Is., GalIt is a great It neglected that which apart from any props enough. solemn scene, two majestic, the with Stalls and Dress Circle; 2s., Back gruity sena few extracts cannot conform to it. to realise that Front a beautiful is are 3s., It been. all-the ever Here has Tickets: of environment. the most important part Secretaries, or at the Book sat on the judges' bench. sational romance set in beautiful surmay en- safeguard against sin It had young typists Tickets can be obtained from the from the book itself, which to possess duty must be done, at any costs, and lery. moral training of the child. part eating sandwiches, roundings of the mythical kingdom of cigarettes, smoking teachers of centres. tice some anxious chatter with meant great sacrifices on the lovers' Library, and other that Christianity means self-denial and Imprito and exchanging flirtatious Koshia. in Central Europe. the book and study the Cross." the Catholics of Australia to build, but a group of gay Lotharios who were soned in a castle by the prince. wha and MISS KENNEDY, Hon. Secretaries. After Life. taking up schools, in these CONNOR on Carry Religion MRS. and clerks. equip. of Children's capacity the The there in him, to attracted although make her. loves would and them, nearmade education," they had The suspense continued until "Life tries the workIf ofit stands the they be she defies his love under compulsion, Irish Envoys greater sacrifices still, should ly 1 o'clock, when the judges appeartocome they freedom her in 'of what sort it is.' holy later but their If safeguard long to than before. necessary ed on the platform, behind their It is test it is more beautifulwill gether and pledge their love. inevitably Our Catholic schools, then, J. J. faith. red -draped table. a of chivalry. Father O'Flanagan and Mr. Clancy. age of the it breaks' and someCatholic education to, of a story opposition in not the were working. Public and priests stood up as of break in a trial. a a way to recovery. O'Kelly, with John Leo Francis great kingdom of romance, of royal charge but in friendly rivalry, with those were slowly read out. sentences with queens, beautiful has left in the soul must secure the against whom proceedings onata the noble and a princes performing old inthe State, and were Archbishop Ciepliak (who is an ladies, fawnBut 't we can webreaking; our effort of sedition have been taken and a red great noblemen and fair service to the country in forming good of the New South Wales Minisservitor.-, chatter against Eighteen man). wearingto spectacles future. atten- ing, courteous, and humble for its make some- stance judgment Gale, to citizens the be Mr. before listened must cap, appeared trapping.; again and education in and warriors and for this we try, months ago he had promised to send tively, but received his own sentence soldiers Magistrate, in the Central imperialisof an Stij,endiary and silks thing that will last, present jewels and fulfilment in in and to them, success while Mgr. Budkevitch calmgreat work of which the Sisters must often sacrifice future, we must Felice Court on the 15th. inst., and tic kingdom. It is a beautiful produt had sent to this new unmoved, and carrying on the only A ly made the Sign of the Cross. Women have been laid. of his promise heheart Side by side with the materialmust consideration of the were remanded for three weeks.arrival of the bush an the foundations Polish tion. the in them of some State Convent the the of their audience, results-" the see awaited in to progress crowned people of has numerical which not want On the same programme is appearhad long If these number Court, extend also the sphere of activities of The success of Aus- Order of Sisters whose work throughrelatives of the convicted priests, were ing that delightful little lady, one of "Discipline and obedience:they must of the envoys outside the Police efforts in so many other parts it a reputation emotional for an moral made was more and since There remany religious like training its a overcome. arrived in of of they as Church West Australia's own children. Kathare to be means dead powers, and and as soon tralasia is the guarantee breadth of Austrawas the of sobbing, and one woman The growth of Catholic sult in this, their latest opening, in out the length and Miss Fanning is unmission. people quickly assembled. There leen Fanning. be living and not only 57 years ago, in outburst Founded self-goepublic lasia. consequent the gradual to fainted. to attendance Manjimup, up The excellent a rush for admittance population in South der engagement to J. C. Williamson, they must lead the little township of Penola, inwas emancipation. women who to this development, served only to Manjimup. the Red Guards. on a signal Ltd., and is shortly going East to take and Sunday Then on sudden court, to the of not function a portion opening ernment, at the the fiery prosecutor, up an important role. Next week will all to per were crushed uttered cries of alarm. of givAustralia, their first school and from Krylenko, show more clearly the necessitythe Obedience must be first of afternoon (April 29), coming as they then to -day their convents disthe building. opportunity of paying Many of those who tried to force their ing the Catholic children of needed, did from far and near, was proof of shed; sons, prompt and unquestioning: every State and in cleared in then were showing the slight- lw givento an none the schools by serivee'; priests, out The much turned Catholics of forcibly in were our own talent, which has the advantage-so tribute Continto- laws, a 'reasonable the interest and goodwill one must way every diocese of this Islandgrowth com- trict so long unavoidably denied-of of emotion, stalked out under been recognised by the biggest theat each case trace the est time which the law By alike. of wider police. the but to and non-Catholics It was the wonderful In our a guard, later to appear mornAntarily rival company in this country. It is law of love menced in the court the area in front instruction in their holy Faith o'clock ent. enforce from within-the of the of the court building was thronged, proper the mustard seed indeed. The proceedings opened at 3 throngin its in the brisk wintry air of time street T. M. and an example of its practice which is the law of liberty was which the work of the Sisters cf below as they were herded into a wait- interesting to note that Mr. Churcl, State local Fein own the ear in Sinn deaf a waved To have turned Their asperfection. Grace, known. Kingdom of God." to bring up? Not and a few women his well whisked Coombe was the first one to recogn'se when was door, Maria" and ing "Black Miss Fanning, When the police ordered the to the cry of these 150 or 200 children ed to the Fathers Reidy, of Bridge- St. Joseph of talent housethe exceptional a "What do we want are merely good flags. was College at New Norcia into the imsisted by through the gay crowds emerging from and gave her her first opportunity of solemnly all that was exgood nonentities, who bad. There are people out of the court yard but the would have been to shirk a very Bolshoi Ballet Theatre back to appearing on the public stage. This of the town, and Father Kearnan, Blessed hold word in W.A. for hooting, and training the portant duty indeed. The fact because they are notalready, no trouble street there was someobeyed. of the education the in Benediction cellent the imparted their prison cells. and so scattered was promptly been order being will be Miss Fanning's last appearance had families beautitoo many of them they being What hymns good so of children. the parents, almost without exception. by Sacrament. the Poland's Protest, in Perth before taking up her new apto anyone, only disappointing: after only doing at New Norris they would do at When the envoys came out offlags. be much better if Court of added difficulties fully sung by the children, Warsaw waving well from pointment. Lionel Hart and his ormore wealthy, was means might telegram there no that they ought to Many Reuter's Manjimup preparation. A of and themlet fortnight will Manjimup. short to a how "Three knew the for of provide their alone would. No chestra -de -luxe will called meeting which Providence at Tuesday's only they prospect. as they and one woman Many overcome And it is rightly a matter more ado. all adjourned to feel honoured at the was beyond their states that reWithout Republic!" Sikorski, usual high-class musical programme. M. Irish the selves be carried to heaven, for Premier, the cheers Senate of the of education Archbishop the arms branch Here Cawas the of Convent. O'Kelly part long-suffering the regarding Mr. the of this hope, in the for just pride on plying to an interpellation sphere, and so the childrenknow defending or people responded. shoulder high tholics. of the district that they have passed through the building, blessing that the sentences passed on Archbishop Church without eithervirtues, could TO LET. and we caught up and carried it to the service of country and district enjoy faciliequal adorning her by their number if we do through the crowd to his motor car. seconded so generously, considering it and dedicating to Ciepliak and other Catholic priests, last glory at were Whose Single Furnished ROOM, with breakof they promotion effort great the for the this from God were as circumstances, case Government, the their shall but add to their of children the in Polish education of said the The legal representatives fast; suit gentleman. Apply 277 the it was built. Father Kearnan then, ties in the matterchildren to educate, in the full sense of chilin the larger very beginning of the affair, which not kindle in the minds more, to de- were Mr. Rogers (Crown Law Office) the enjoyed by the Lord -street, Perth. the Catholic in introducing the Archbishop to ambition to do something Sisters to go so tar originated in the requisition of reliask by for the prosecution; Mr. Watt. K.C., word neducit:on," the of To cause, towns. statement a great out genthe of to read but of to -day. assembly, and on,: to the Cathodren, O'Flannaconvents belonging vote themselves other objects Father for gious their alEvatt from initiatMr. and sort away wine, in this extremity of debt incurred and the payments LET STOTT'S self-sacrifice to be in some lic Churches, showed its profound inre- to bury themselves in the bush was to with it, gan; Mr. Windeyer, K.C., and Mr. Mc- erations toAustralia. From the start ready made, and urged a generous£715 and to terest, and adapted its attitude to each Western ed into its spirit, and identified Look After Your Daughter's while for Tiernan for Mr. O'Kelly; and Mr. Watt ask a big sacrifice of them, the debt of one defray usual help to the was sponse difficulty the main the consolations When trial. and thus to make it worth Clancy. Owing to the large phase o the career. and deprive them of many themselves that and Mr. Leman for Rogers buildings had to still remaining on the building trial is the fayand "The more finance, of others as well as for life immediatetheir continued: of SiTorski Mr. lot M. the durnumber of calls received from called are was who case which on earth." Thanking those it as he world, be kept within the reach of the re- furniture. return, whole the they have lived their In to of interest W.A. Firms, Stott's has the and For this rea- ing the course of the year had helped oured companionsto was sources of the people. "The two lessons (about infringed the freedom of Faith and greatest difficulty in keeping differeaso-i for the application, he said, would ask the people of- Manjimup deshundred a final in the has willingly only as so Convent him in them temporary together a son help hell) belong last remand proceedings Conscience. to be good to them, and to pace with the demand for its his own act, this that since the ent ways. he called on his Grace by the Common- been built. or rather, a presbytery, "Without any warning, the Archbistiny of man, fixed byhave students. to the every way possible, and assured them to be taught had been opened serious in their chil- hop was arrested, and the trial hurried charges were which for the time being will be used officially introduce the Sisters that or that. And they time more and same the wealthat digSTUDENTS GET and STOTT immediately public of Manjimup. of the realmost Head and Convent, as a Supreme the abundantly and proceedings. be with all the force and gravity through, these would by dren they and in involved AND GIVE SATISFACTION. ,on rising, expressed on themsel- Catholic Church in Russia, and Father a start will be made with a brick Archbishop later The and nity which befits the subject; life this in nonsense! paid find What will Mr. Watt: years See the Headmaster TO -DAY In conclu- I3udkienwicz were sentenced to death. boarding school. his satisfaction and admiration of the ves in person in heaven. such a way that after to unabout a Course for your Son and Mr. Evatt, on behalf of Clancy, said appealed for before the Chamber. I of the Catholics of Manjimup work earnestly "Speaking nothing to smile at and nothing his Grace Joseph St. his of the sion. Sisters in the To and school in daughter. his client was not involyed call for finan- wish to say that, in every unbiassed learn." the difficult task of having the convent a good response to the the cannot ex- that way him- mind_ justifiable suspicion arises that charges to be heard at the Common- Grace has confided STOTT'S, WARWICK HOUSE, "The minds of the young cial assistance, leading by a Catholic wealth tribunal, and he asked what moother PERTH. by 10s. prompted £10 was ST. GE0111,E'S TER for affair pect to be carried alongwill the self with a cheque few to application political motives-dicpublic opinion; there must belearn to grounds there were for the H. Smith, M.L.A. for the dis-it tives-purely J. Commonwealth Mr. The practhey policy and remand. a well-known them, for the by help tated pleasure for deportation. trict, expressed the great aimed at stand by themselves, to answer at the tised constantly and indiscriminately Some Look Like. Some Smell Like. and not proceedings deportation, afforded him at being present was If the result themselves, to be challenged None Taste Like UNION BIER. Manjimup. by the Soviet Government. The Soin to convent a such faith, of in their for Clancy opening and not leave therefore, would it afraid to speak out Government, and viet Catholics to be unsettled is He thought it a boon be able to give 'first aid' toown to be a position that he wouldIn not himself its docile instrument, the Tribunal,this the innon-Catholics alike. Speaking for minds, and not allow theirhear. They able to offer a defence. parent, whose chil- and will be solely responsible on. go non-Catholic a they should as case what the justice by of unsettled at- barbarous verdict." Dalgairns terest dren had from their earliest years the must learn that. as Father The brave old Archbishop's sentence THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. Convent Mr. Gale: I understand that if the world tended the Bridgetown this one will be points out their position in proyed highly was commuted to a long imprisonis speak charge other not Christians could he of School, AT 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER is far more akin to that in a Russian dungeon. Monsigment children the Church withdrawn. enough of the training THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. was executed. His came a chorus in the first centuries of the Budkevitch table nor, general Bar the their in From the both in lived there, received 334 BULWER-STREET than to the life that was barbarous gaolers denied the last rites in their music. Years visibly of "Why?" 'and Church education the when execution. assumhis (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel), ages middle that of religion before Mr. Gale replied that he only ago he had said to Father Reidyshould He done. be ruled over public opinion." would that ed that a Convent Boarding School Reand The Children Must Love Their pointed out that unless the remand have been started in Bridgetown. He SMALL CARS PROVE THEMon. were granted it would mean two hearhe hoped to gee one there yet. SELVES. the ings, with the same afcts. so learn to being on aright has Manjimup child "The congratulated since it CaGod, the best that it can know of not only in Mr. Evatt: I don't know that favoured, and complimentedhelp economy, the unthey remarkable The life, the its of on tholic community the happiness the sturdiness is bound would. of said that he could give in their own way to assist doubted efficiency, and was amply deRogers giving eternity ,but even in time, Mr. were grievous Ile of the 7.5 h.p. Citroen up in that knowledge. Most undertaking that Clancy's trial the Premier's immigration policy. an reliability R.A.C. done, the in the still is prejudiced. wrong has been done, and hoped, and felt confident, that and monstrated The permis- would not be last week -end. You have no right to give to children, by well-meaning but school would be well patronised,great- trial, held of these little cars was so Watt: Mr. by good' of the formance sourse a be would it that guided efforts to 'make them comundertaking. Direction: Union Theatres, Ltd. taken up by anyMr. Windeyer said that it appeared much admired that the R.A.C. dwelling on the vengeance the est benefit to the district generally. decided to award a special COMMENCING SATURDAY. mittee reason sole Arch.bsCrown's the the God upon the wicked; onthe possibilithat 'thanked who Mr. Herrick W. Jenkinson, youngest to him Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8. for their prize to Mr- E.Citroen. remand was that the a Smith for ties of wickedness in Mrs. and boggy asking for Mr. Soft, and hop God Baby of a be child. If the first impressions and and Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville. on behalf of the local Ca- drove Commonwealth proceedingsdidwould washaways, presence sand, terheavy reroads, gloomy not are conveyed to them resumed on Friday. Hereason. The First appearance in Western Austholics, and voiced their appreciatim over the potholes were negotiwtd without any rible, a shadow may be castperhaps tralia. of the attendance and of the dona- mishap at an average speed of 25 miles a gard that as a sufficient mind so far-reaching that carry them Commonwealth proceedings would pro-received. consumption tions petrol The Most Beautiful Enterprise, in hour. The whole life -time may not prove abortive. The mission On light refreshments per and bably gallons. tea 81 Vaudeville. only Afternoon sleepless miles-was a of 409 Australia the in coming to beyond it. They hear were then liberally dispensed by The Droll see them of the envoys top of this triumph. Messrs. Gilbefts, propaganda, but not Eye that ever -watches to which the ladies of Manjimup and of No. 1 State they was admittedly Ltd., have heard by telegram of and Eye from They should doing wrong, anThere propaganda. Pbipps seditious Mill. of Messrs. of Judge arrival the Crown safe is The charge. donaescape. cannot Citroen-SAVING, And his Beautiful Pigeons. be cleared on this OF The following is a list of the Seery ;n Adelaide on a Baby2,000 SIX WONDERFUL DAYS awful severity who admits no excuse, now proposed to hold it over their In an Act of Originality, Fun, and tions handed ih or promised:-His a distance of approximately £6 formiles who pursues with relentless persever£10 10s; Sisters petindefinitely. Magnificence. of heads Archbishop. cost the Grace total rea at whose road. and by ance to the very end, and inexhaustFarewell Tribute to Mr. Rogers; Not indefinitely. of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart Henrol and oil. It will be rememberen one reason sources for punishment are Dr. that last said each; £25 left Windeyer Scary Kearnan, and Mr. FANNING, Father Phipps and KATHLEEN Messrs. hesitate to W. that What wonder if a daring ible. nessy (of New Norcia), £10; Mr.£5 5s week for Sydney on the Baby Citroen. stands why the Court should not seriously was The Charming and Talented West defiant spirit turns at last andAvenger. Crombleholme, performproceedings Mr. these and remarkable take a AND Herrick SCOPE certainly It is already Australian Girl, at bay against the resistless 250 that Sir Samuel Griffith had "WOOL WEEK" WILL BE OF EXTRAORDINARY each; Father J. Reidy, Dr. Flynn, reance for a car of 7 bp. to average G. In Songs at the Piano. subject was and if in later years the practical OF Messrs. G. Baty. G. Hanrahan, Mrs. miles per day over the Trans. line, us stated that when a British THE WOOL -SELLING EVENT deported be and -Alsonot sult is-'if we may not escape let K. could INTEREST-ASSUREDLY Murphy, J. A. he Payne, J. Foley, of a in a country which track, according to Mr. In the £3 3s; try and forget'; or the drifting Narocki, £5 each; Mrs. Connolly, ETHEL CLAYTON of under- the immigration laws, THE SEASON. is infinitely worse than the Warner each; £3 whole life into indifference languor on eyes of the law these two Irish envoys Mrs. J. Casey, J. Saunders, in coastal route, and well nigh impassable was prowill, and pessimism that borders were British subjects, and ittheir Rev. Father Donogher, Father Dunne, in places. chardespair." The 6,,rgeous Romantic Sensation, to deport them with TO THRIFTY SHOPS. Donovan, J. Liddelow, £2 2s posed Messrs. ECONOMIES MATCHLESS incomprehensible G. PRESENTING "There are many They came here 11 each; Miss A. O'Callaghan, Messrs. taught acters smirched. £2 each; vised by the things in which childhen are acts PERS, Haslam. J. Kennedy, H. Lake,10s; of with their passportsand were in this Queen ReWere I to affirm their belief, and the truths £1 Benedict, authorities. Father British Rev. these Eastfaith in which they reciteunderstanding. Prince of Wales Orchestra-de -Luxe, country with all the rights of British demptorist Fathers. Messrs. T.Kennedy PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. are far beyond their (ender the Direc+ion of Mr. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. cott, T. Doel, Mesdames J. if citizens. understand, do, and Court God can, the the of that at But they Lionel Hart). Mr. Watt submitted and Butler, Sisters of St. John of God Oswald Remand, who opens they ofCommonwealth presents a John we take pains to teach them, thatalone, St. of with Saturday, on PRICES AS USUAL. Sisters Wales was dealing (Subiaco), Prince of one are loved by Our Lord. each and the Attorney -General of Theatre. 10 a.m.-8 p.m Rev. Mother, of Nor- an act that is different to anything at and Pox Plan fence, (Kalgoorlie), asked intimately and personally, and Mary New South Wales was in the same Mr. T. Liddelow, and Mrs. HefBooked by 'Phone A2221, seen on the vaudeville stage. Ostham, Seats else Jesus in . man, return.. the but to love in position in the matter as fernan, £1 is each; Dean Martelli, or any of the Leading Hotels. tensibly Remand is a magician, type. are real and are (the Catholic child's) the street. He had not obtained leave a magician of the ordinary Father Benedict. Father Lynch, -General to Father not tricks closest kin, all but visible, at moments Attorney new Finnegan, few Father a Federal Felix. the performs Father he from True They are launched intensely felt as present. lay a prosecution, but had Doddy, Father McMahon. Father J. citizen. The Piggott, J. there in joy and in trouble; when Messrs. J. O'Grady, or it entirely as a private proeducational everyone else fails in understanding. for Hastie, F Dinneen, Barrie, were here O'Dwyer, envoys refuge, this is there They t9 NEWCASTLE STREET, PERTH. looks displeased. paganda, rightly or wrongly. Mrs. Battilana, £1 each; Mrs. Sugars, EAST PERTH PRINIERY there is this love which alwaysandforbefore the people the two put F. Kannegiesser, J. Can, P. to Messrs. were to right, things quesPROMPTLY EXECUTED AT gives. and sets O'Driscoll. A. Liddelow, J. J. Mottram, sides of a very much debated ALL CLASSES OF JOB PR1.NTING PRICES. whom nothing is unimportant or with- tion C. W. Pollett, 10s each; Mrs. Mr. Watt appealed to the Court Kane, REASONABLE F. said that out interest." for fair play and justice, and for Norris, 8s: Mrs. Maloney and Mrs. FRED CROGAN, Manager. a reFs "It is a pity that evil instead of 'Phone A3719. there was no justification Domenich, As each; Mrs. Dorfman, of Colegood is made a prominent feature by Crowley, Murphy, mand. 6d; Mesdames To be haunted religious teaching. After further argument the remand man, Stanyer, Robson. Sims, W. H. of Bail the thought of evil and the dread for three weeks was granted. danger a were it if soul, as nor losing was allowed as before. threatening us at every step, is not the NO. 2129.

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