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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

What are the causes of volcanic
eruptiOns?
There is still much obscurity re-
garding the causes of volcanic
eruptions that permit the genera
ton of steam within the earth's in
terror of its explosive escape
through the crust and of the
formation of existence of the molten
mass that reaches the surface rs
lava, or in its disrupted form as
scoriae and ash. The accessible
facts seem to point to the conclu-
sion that the steam is released from
the hydrated rocks Of the earthS
superficial mass, and its sudden
evolution is due 10 release from
pressure of the rock with which it Is
inbound, or to steady and increas-
ing superheating. These conditions
as well as that Of the uplifting ana
out-throW of lava, might be sup
piled as the result of deep rock dis
placement, which, by squeezing,
would bring the more highly heated
deeper crust nearer to the surface,
or to the critical point Of dismem-
berment. And these displacements
can readily be ascribed to vast SUBJ
sidence, notably of the sea bottom.
What is the strength of the
United States army and of the ma
tiOnal guard?
The act of congress making ap-
preparations for the year ending
June 30, 1923, contemplated an
average enlisted strength Of APP
proximately 118,750 men in the
regular army and 6,445 Philippine
scouts. The strength of the ma
tional guard on June 80, 1927, was
81,142.
How many scandinavian Ian~
guages are there?
Three-Swedish, Norwegian and
Danish. Iceland is sometimes classed
as separate Scandinavian Ian
guage, although basically it is a
Norwegian dialect.
Is there a book called "Leather~
face?"
That is the title of a novel by
Baroness Orczy. 1t is tale Of "Old
Flanders" and is published by
George H. Doran, New York.
What is the meaning of the name
Won Lentz?
1t is a common German family
name meaning "of the land"
How old we're Leopold and Loeb
when they were convicted of the
crime of numbering Bobby Franks?
Leopold was 10 and Loeb was 10.
What part did Arthur Housman
play in "The Singing Fool?"
That of "Blackie joe"
What does A. d. before a date
stand for?
ammo Domini," meaning "In the
year of our Lord"
To what country does Persia be-
long?
1t is an independent sovereign
state.
How many rounds did 1t take for
Jack Dempsey to knock out Georges
Carpenter in the Jersey City fight
in July, 1921?
Four rounds.
When did Prof. William James
die?
In 1910.
Did AL JOlsOn ever have a son?
No.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

The government has won two and lost four of the
oil cases. Let's see uow-how many sent to jail?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Sixty peasants were executed in Russia for resisting
tax collectors. We thought Russia had done away
with the nefarious custom of paying taxes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

New income tax figures show 2SS paying income
tax on $1OO00OO year profit is not without honor
in this country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Famous pets were exhibited on the roof of the Wal
Astoria in New York the other day. We didn't
any mention Of any of the Follies girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

7 AY out the cards on a table as
IL shown in the diagram, and
study the situation. See if you
can find method of play that will
net North and South four tricks.
The solution is printed herewith:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Scientists who are studying fish that live mile be-
low the oceans surface could find interesting subjects
in the galleries of the Stock Exchange these days
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
BY FABYAN MATHEY

Hearts are trumps and South has
the lead. North and South must
win four of the five tricks, against
a perfect defense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17
Reapportionment in Sight

The house census committee at meeting Tuesday
is expected to report reapportonment BILL Leaders
say they will insist its passage at this session.
The measure would make reapportionment auto
matte after the 1880 census cerication of the
rotary of commerce if the house itself fails to act
it has since 1921. The membership would remain at
435 as at present Seventeen states will lose twenty
three representatives and eleven states will gain that
number California would gain six, Michigan four, and
Ohio three
The decision to avoid an increase in size is wise,
for the house is large it is unweldy Were
the present basis maintained, it is estimated an in
crease of 100 members would be necessary after 1890
Duty of the house to carry out the mandate of the
Constitution and provide for reapportonment plain
There has been reapportonment since 1911 and
as a consequence some fourteen million persons are
without fair representation If the 1880 census is
ignored, the number will be thirty millions.
States which will lose representation naturally will
oppose legislation they have since the 1920
They should not be permitted to out the Constitution
and continue the present unfair situation.
Mrs Noah Berry asking for a divorce charges that
the film villain was a villain at home, too Now it
wouldn't even be surprising to find clown who wasn't
always weeping off the stage.
Scientists who studying fish that live mile be-
low the oceans surface could find interesting subjects
in the galleries of the Stock Exchange these days.
Famous pets were exhibited the roof of the Wal
orf-Asora in New York the other day. We didn't see
any mention Of any of the Follies girls.
Sixty peasants we're executed in Russia for resisting
tax collectors. We thought Russia had done away
with the nefarious custom of paying taxes.
The government has two and lost four of the
oil cases. Let's see now-how many were sent to jail?
New income tax figures show 283 paying income
tax on $1OOOOOO year. profit is not without honor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

Mrs. Noah Berry asking for divorce, charges that
the film villain was villain at home, too. Now it
wouldn't even be surprising to find clown who wasn't
always weeping off the stage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-17

How many scandinavian Ian~
guages are there?
Three-Swedish, Norwegian and
Danish. Iceland is sometimes classed
as a separate Scandinavian lam
guage, although basically it is a
Norwegian dialect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

* Mother Goose cookies, ice cream
cones, with valentines FOR favers
were served 10 the guests.
The Woman's Chamber Of Com
merce will hold It's regular once q
month business luncheon or Wed
nCscly noon January .. 81 the
Nolan's Building. This i the first
meeting az 1925 and will open z year
~ many activities.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frank Chastzin and Mrs.
H.. II. Wallace viii entertain on
Thursday afternoon nj the home Of
Mr. Wallace ith q bridge party.
III. and Mrs. r. II. Utley and sons,
Kenneth and Wallace. motored 10
Eoea Chica Saturday.
Mics Edith Dobie Or Mathis Will
spend several months here with her
-cr, Irs. r.. Fulton Jones.
Mr and Mrs. a. ~. Holmes left
Saturday Tor San Antonio where they
wIl spcnd y feW days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

ter and are very well pleased With
the Valley a. their winter hone-
Mrs. Philips and baby dAughtNV
have come from New York 10 sPend
she winter III Mission. Nr. PhillPs
u detained IN Shreveport l.. on
business ard viii be here ~ socn ~
possible ~ - vita his family.
Mrs. <. II. Dauu and her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Schochet came homs
from Chicago Saturday
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Nixon, AFs.
n. n. Spilman and Mrs. O. ~ Gray
uere IN HArlingen on business Fri
dMy.
Mrs. n. Trainer and children spent
Sunday nm San Benito.
Miss Frances Leverfy spent san
dap visiting with friends I'm AcAllen-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
HARLINGEN


a. PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Jones were
genial host and hostess AZ their home
On the West Highway Friday night
"a q group q twenty young fnencs-
High score prize for the young
women was awarded Miss Essle
Mcleod and lev score was given 70
Mss Emmagene oler. o. ID. Moon
U0n mems high score, and J. y. Tito
son low score.
At the conclusion o. the games,
Era Jones, assisted BY her sister,
Mis- Edsth Dobie, " Mathis, served
not chocolate, cake and candy.
GLIB TOPIC
Ire Dslrhisn Club will meet We'd
nc day morning 1t the home CT the
tres cent. Mrs. David ink The sub
grt ~ the program az this meeting
Eil he Figures and Forces that
have shaken Modern Europe" Those
tak.ng part are Mrs. b. ID. Kline,
Mrs. 4. A. Herren, Mrs. Y. H. Briggs,
Mrs. A. Goldanmer, Mrs. d. McCamp-
bell. Mrs. Nj. q. Tubs.
Mrs. r. N. Holland entertained q
fee friends on Saturday afternoon,
with . four table bridge party.
FRIDAY BRIDGE
The Friday Bridge club was enter
tained BY Mrs. A NJ Letzerich ar her
home on Friday afternoon. In add
ton 70 the three tables CT members
present, there was . table of
guests. Mrs. @. y. Joyner won the
Aigh score ard prize. The guest prize
was presented 70 Mrs. Frank 1has-
tain. a plate lunch was served by
the hostess a. the conclusion Ct the
games.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Reuben Eubanks entertained
4 group Of little folks, on Monday
afternoon. Ht her home on Buchanan
avenue. honoring her little daughter,
Betty Lee. on her birthday. Twenty
iittle school mates from Mrs. q. III.
Griffen's kindergarten and ab0lt
that many more Of her little friends,
were present 20 enjoy the pleasures.
On the dining table beside n white
birthday cake with six candles. was
n bouquet of nirk radiance roses.
Ihs children enjoyed q few games
md r -ae1sinw contest. also = story
told NJ Hrs. Gri1ten. Refreshments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

MERCEDES. jan is-Mr- and Mrs.
Walter Fricke. Nho have beer living
IN Brownsville. have moved a Mel
ceaes and vii make this city theiF
home. Mr. Prick Is Valley representa-
tive or the San A4tonio Paper eon-
pHEv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

Hi-Lo Bridge club members this
Neek. -Four tables acre arranged for
bridge and PINK TosebEds centcrec
each Ahen scores Wcre tailed
among the members, Mrs. Nathan
Craig won hlgn score end among the
guests. Mrs. Bruce Gentry was sue
resEfuL The cut prize vas AWARDED
NJ Is Inez Ec5c. "a salad course was
serFed a. the members and the fol-
luwlrg guests Ars. IL NJ. Jolly. Dr.
Miss Inez Rose. Mrs. w. q. Brock.
Mrs. Bruce Gentry, Mrs Guy letters
and Mrs. Id Brady Mrs. Nathan
Craig viii be hostess 81 the next
meetiag - the ciEh-
a program Vas given hv members
~ the Athenian club this week AZ
tie home of Mrs. A.. Is. 1asby. Roll
r1H Nls responded - with ass Enel
sEa ects. "a literary program Vas AZ
charge w A-E. Earl Reed with tire
su ect. The LIE and Literary Al
talnmrEts ~ Ecra Ierbpr." for dis
ign- Erz Nv Jaw Barrier c0ald rg-
lEts incidents ~ interest. hav ny liE-
cd in tire sane town with the Fer
beers. Mrs. L ~. Nusson gave y briCf
review cf Miss Ferters recent novel.
how Boat which concluded ere
program.
PERSONALS
M-s. HAIRY Dofds 81 Homestead.
Penna- VIII spend several weeks In
San lenilo Nlth hfr Eol. fr1zk Bar
Der.
Mrs.. Nay Anderson aad Mrs. T.
n LnH. 49, - E.M -~ma -. -
xceH-enE. Aiss REth Sterling q 3 III
ten. Aarrh Dakota.
H. Anu Ers. H. E- Eolcomhe are
u0g ia Sen Benlto -cr y Few Gays.
Thcy are former rezllclfs " Ash
ton.
VI. II Cerke has A. his guests. Die
hr1ttrr. F P Ccrle End parents. Mr.
nrr EFE F B. Gerie. They are from
San Antonio End ere visiting I'D san
Barite for 4 few days
In ". Tre0n 81 Eobstown has been
Wis ting his family and friends IN san
Ben ta the past weekend.
BIAS. E- H=lev arrived Saturday
from Homestead. Pa a. visit her son.
H- M. Nesleg. and her brother. Nm.
Ibompanr. She Nill spend the re-
maineer of the winter IN San Renito.
Ernest AZ. M CEEh. Mrs John II.
Lomax AND Mrs ~ TT. Belts. have re-
turned % san Bellfn from San An
tonic where they attended the Po-
teutates Bal Nhich closed the social
events ~ the shrine ceremonial and
Scottish Rte reunion.
Ernest Ende and mother, Mrs. John
Ende. ~ Rec6sburg. Wisconsin. are
visiting friends and relatives IL San
BerIto.
Mrs.. J. T. Izndrum left Saturday
for Houston where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. s. Dcane WATSON. Nr.
LsnGrun and daughter. Mrs. James
n. Ward. End Miss Iantha Demaree
Rill soon leave for Houston and New
Orlcars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
MISSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Mcdonald Of Coon
Rapids, Iowa, are in Mission 20 spend
the coming tive months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald were mere last win.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

class, zane and recitaticns being
TIE entertainment OF the evening.
Refreshments were served the fol-
lowing guests. Belle Williams, Grace
Williams. Nell Sprouse. Lois Blun-
dell, Aerna BrEzEel, bulzh BraEzel,
Ruth Day, Juanita Day. M0nefte
Bailey and Claude Day. Ernest
Oakes. Walter G~usfatson. George
Gustafsoa. Dick Morzns Travis Stall
ina. Arthur Sprouse, Clyde Jones'
Donald Wright, Archie knight. ard
Bill Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph La
nier, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Weed. Mrs.
Newton KEENAN,. Rev. and Mrs.
Hughes Of Lyford.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and MIRA. ID. o. Bourne returned
Friday from an extended visit 70
relatives IN Louisiana and Missis-
sippi.
c. C. Jones returned last week
from u business trip 70 his former
home In North Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray JChnson moved
TO Raymondville Wednesday, where
Mr.. Johnson has q position with the
Missouri Pacific railroad.
j. r. Sprouse and family are en-
loying n visit from the formers
father, u. n. SprouSe Of Mikeska,
Texas.
Mrs. Maude Borland, who teaches
in the primary grades Of the school
here. spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. VI. II. Holder, of Ray
m~ondville.
SIR. and Mrs. W. 7. Wilson we're
tr~ansactiRg business in Harlingen
Saturday.
Mrs. (. c. Jones and children were
visitors in San Benito Saturday.
Mrs. Natsoa returned Sunday
from q two weeks visit IN Donna.
She was accompanied home by her
children. Eleanore and KEENAN,, and
little Miss Anna Bee Klemznn. who
returned 70 Donna Sunday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
Valley Society

szz-ez 1k1t the couple wlll be a.
acne after March 4 a Sos North
I1Erch street. Charlotte North
EarcElnA
ErE Bzs.C T. KILLER. the first e
.kr Eecelng party - c0me from Ont
- town. E4A arrive Frlc2y trou Al
lartz. GeorgsA- Er. Williams ~ ex-
p4rteE here froE his hone IL North
cErolina sunday
GIEETs PRESENT
Several guests rsre present n
the meeting of the MRrci Bridge
rluh Tues1zy afternoon st the hoane
81 Ala ~. D. NooikErt They Nere
M~s6Anaes jean NcCieHry. James
hkeitoE. q. "a. EOsthArE. Mrs. p. W.
kamzels. snc mes czEghter- NrE G. r.
Fencietun q IE4s1- Okla who a.
acre visiting her parents.
Ms hkeit0n "a kiEh score sin
nrr Enr .he afternoon and Mrs.
Enark br0EE received the - trophE.
Borueta - plnk and yellow roses
4rarneE The card rooms Nhere .
sAl16 coarse Eas served the guests
after the E4zseE-
Ms. NEKTREES. HOSTESS
Lroup AEMbcr Ihree q ". ~ ~
wrre entertained a. the home e.
Ma "a. - Aertrees Eoncay after
ruen wHh seven Members present
arc a guest airs. Lett A Bible study
1Eflng an the B1nk Of Philippians
Naf Jed by Ma IN IA. Marshall. wife
81 the pastor 81 the Baptist church
DtheFs LAklzg part IN the discussion
weEe GeaEHnes A. G. &EcInriE- J. O.
Cruw. LOMe BH-les, and Ben O.
Clara The next neetinR viii be a.
the horne % Mrs :. N. Jester az La
verne EpartmentS a tao weeks.
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SAN BENITO


49,
NJ sses Eae Moore, Pearl Hammond.
ard EmaliEe Baker Were joint host
esar ~ mrmbers ~ the Business and
FrafHsssunal Ngmens club % the
ID. A. L a. Et the hone e~rOn0rulcS
h1ldirr A rumbeF Of programs
NeFe worked out FOR the coming
years mertinEs and plans were COM
rrad fcr the Business and Profes-
anl Nomrnf camp which Mil be
ha.E a. Eg Horde for the different
d. 49, G A. ciEhs u the Valley A.
the r4oae ~ the business meeting
and rraErams . salad course Nls
served
Ths next meeting wl - helG r.
fne Hoae " Miss Elizabeth loKgili
nn gzrEav -
MS. EDLLOMBE HOSTESS
Members ~ rhe ThEFzaEy Bridge
eiuh uerf ~erte-zired ~ the home ~
wrs nng E EnlrpIhe lu Ear4inEen.
A lu-cnean p1 served - q o'clorE
AFTER utirh tHhleE az brcEe were ar
rlnEet- ~ Rhich Mrs. H G- Marshall
raH s~Hrurssful and receives 4 trophy
GGhsr thzn clEb members. the guests
nrlaaes Mrs. a. An Earter of HaF-
nnrn. MrE H- o. Marshall anE Mrs
Leland ~ aston 81 San BeuIta. Hest
r Ger GhT neFt meeting EAA De- Ms
An IN IL r ~ her hpme cn IhLrslAg
1aEraU -
- st SOCIAL
Trs III the 1curE Married
L-ra su-car srhoa ciGss ci the
Erheesf eh-tc ef
ta.cf ar faf Bone ~ AfA Lay A
tfr a Fhc~ business cnEtsr
eEns ulF Aelc after Nhich . snciAi
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Etss MshE EEzt-e entertained tAe
Egtts wtE Ten mpsie2i selections
arc y rlhe ~ rsa1nEs were rteh
MFs Leee Mary ann9n A2eDt
49, rSm-es " -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18
SEBASTIAN

Class ENTERTAINED
r. Al. Stallinr enter.ained last Fri
Gag evening on the lawn Of the
church IN honor n his sunday school
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-18

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Evening star., 1928-11-20
Miss Louise Cronberg-Figure Special
Is Here This Week

Miss Cronberg has thorough knowledge of
the subject of fitting the stout figure as we'll
as an interesting message for every woman
concerned about her figure lines. She is here
KannS-Seco
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-04
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

INTERNATIONAL radio enter
Il tainers, Miss Kaye Maurine
soprano, and Sergeant Chess Davis
whistler, who have broadcast from
stations in Cuba, Mexico, Canada
and from coast to coast in the
United States, will feature the pro-
gram of the Phoenix Coffee hour
over WFBNI at tonight.
Miss Maurine is known as "the
sweetheart of XII" and Sergeant
Davis is nationally called "the
whistling doughboy."
These two entertainers together
with Hollands Golden Oriole Or
chestra, will present the following
program:
"Rain"
Sunrise"
Tomorrow"
"Humoresuue"
Sergeant Davis
Out Ut of MY Dreams sans.
Moonlight and Roses ROSES
Look at the World and Smile"
my Ohio Home"
Girl of My Dreams"
Orchestra
Spring Song
"NarciSSuS''
"The Glow Worm"
Sergeant Davis
There Must Be Silver Lining
Indian Dawn"
Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella"
Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses"
Miss Maurine
II Still Love YOU
Smile"
Chloe"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-04
SKETCHES BY BEsSEY. SYNOPSIS BY DRAUCHER
4, 1923
BY Ahern
By Martin
-BV CranA

In this picture we the huge evaporation pans on
the shores Of the Mediterranean at Benghaz in Trpo
The having done the work and taken up the nos-
from the brine. thousands of Of salt left
behind. This method Of making salt has been known
since man first found the crystals on the edge of
rocky pool. Ito Be Continued)
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WIZ 1889 pringaeid-Falvey's Or
webb 1855 Chicago-Aichanee Club.
VIZ (454l New York-Scores; Johnson's
49,, -l:15 O'CLOCK
KDKA (315.6) Pittsburgh-Little SYM
WV 1898 Observation-Disclosures adH5 = pr SS9raq9
WMAQ (447.5J Chicago-Topsy TurYy
woR (422.3 Newark-old King Cole.
-1:3O O'clock
WCAE (46l;3l observation-disclosures; Lor-
w1P 1886 Philadelphia-French lessons;
MIC Blue decentralization program to
WNYC (526 New York--French lesson.
3 O'clock
XIV (526l Chicago-Uncle Bob.
k1kA $3.50 Pittsburgh-U. of P. ad
WBz 1881 Springfield hour.
WGFt 1885 characterization Of
wGAE C4Si,al Pittsburgh-1oraine Or
% #5AF &c., NsE Concert
NBC Blue Network-Stardom of Broad
way to WIZ. VIDAL. WRC.
WLW (428.sl CincinnatiNStudio program
WOR (4223) Newark-Commodore En-
wRNY 1926 New York-Jewish program.
liers.
VITO t535.N Hartford-Clinton Musicale.
WV (S52.D Detroit-Statler concert.
WMAK (545l Bufalo0News: music. talk.
WRNY w. 1926 New York-Debate, Man
$40 O'clock
CNRA 1924 Moncton- School childrens
KMA (5S4.5 shenandoah-varied pro-
wDAF (S7O2) Kansas City-school of the
WEEi $3.50 Boston-whiting program.
WEAF 1922 New York-Happiness Boys.
WGY 1888 .Schenectady-WGY Players
NBC Blue Network--Old melodies to WIZ,
WHO. KOA. WFAA.
WJR (441l Detroit Business talk: studio
WLW (428.3) Cincinnati-Dance music;
WMAQ l4475) Chicago-Concert orchestra.
WOO tS48.6l Philadelphia-Woo Trio;
WNYC l526l New York-Air College.
VITO (5354 Hartford-Connecticut Col
wTAG C51D Observation-Disclosures Or
--5:45 O'clock
WGHP (2776l Detroit-Lady Moon trio.
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7:00-KOniOla Band.
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