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Seven of Stock
Fraud Cases to
Be Dismissed
Duplication ofImlirlmmt by
Federal Grand Jury Given
Reason for
Action.
mwm
it leae-t eeven of the Block fiand
ifi on flit criminal docket In dl
irlct court, placed there ty iclul
Jury ln1!'.tmr-nf. yar ago. soon are
to be dismissed ly Attorney General
Davit.
Duplication of Indictment by the
folral grand Jury l assigned th
"Wt will retain r prowxiutlon only
thoe eaniH which the fi-dnral court
In not touched," said Davis. "It
will save time and money and serve
tha am purpose for but on court
' lo proacutc."
Indlutmvnta BRiilimt Thomaa If,
Matters, O. A. UrMson, tha Indus
tiial Chemical company. Incliidlnir K.
11. Smoak, tlanrga II. Wray. Hen If,
Mlrkey and Hen Moycl; th Great
Western C'oinmcrcliil Hoily, Mlaaourl
Valley Cat'tle Ian and William Her
I'otaah companlea, In which w. A.
MrWhortrr, W. O. (lilpley, Charles
Wohlbrnr, Jacob Masse, nay V, Mo
Orr and It C. O'Mryan are prln
clpala; an.) Bffiilnat Sum B. Musaer
and Ibirhael Strickland of tha Amer
ican Brokerage and Development
company are thonn whlrh probably
will ba illaiiilKMcd, as Indlcmtenta were
lelurned analnnt thr-KO In both conrta.
The Berg I'otanh and American
Brokcrao end Development com
panlea' carea already bavo been tried
In federal court.
Thla b-avea remaining for trial In
atata district court cane aralnnt the
Waterloo Creamery company nfllrers:
K. Tl. Ourney of the Lion Bonding
tompany; Ward E. and Marlon V.
Hhafer, William J. ' Tlota, L. M.
Hwindler and othera of the American
Bank building company, L. V. Vox,
C. B. Ileaney and othera in the. Orra
ha BeDnlPif company.
There ii pending for prosecution in
l ho federal court, In addition to tboae
tha district court will probably cits
miss, it caao agulnrt the Omaha Oil
end Drilling company, In which Frank
,f. and Looter Wray, Dr. .1. C. wocfl
ward, Oeorge T. Torter and othera
m defendants.
Book and records of the Waterloo
Creamery company are now In the
hands of a federal grand Jury, ana
tlild case la another which may be
-tiamlnsed from the district court
docket by Davis.
W. C, Doracy, who handled the
prosecution for the attorney genoral'a
offlc-a laat term, thla weeK aasumea
the poet of apodal assistant to the
United States attorney to prosecute
nail fraud cases.
He made a statement at the time
that proaecutlons could be obtained
more easily tinder the federal laws
Mian the state.
J. B. Chase of Lincoln, assistant
in Davis' office, will work with Dor
acy In weeding out the cases from
ach court ontU the first of the year.
Trial of federal cases is scheduled
ta begin then.
California School
Tries Out Radio
Twenty-Five Classroom Con
netted by Magnavox
Telemegaphonei.
A most Interesting Installation haa
recently been completed for tha Tied
mont With eehoot. Piedmont, Cal.. In
volving a distinct Improvement over
present methods of Interclamroom
communication.
Developed by the Mii(tnavo corn
pany, pioneers In the fMd of dovl-.
for aound amplification, the Installs,
tlon consists i.f a central or master
station and 25 receiving siutloim,
each equipped with a No. J.H 2 Alit-
navox Tulcmcgnphoiie, the motor gi
eralor (ind buttery being Installed in
a atetl cabinet In the basement.
The mister station Is operuted like
an ordinary telephone. Talking Into
the Magnavox In ordinary tones, the
speech la amplified In any or all of the
25 classrooms ns desired, In iifTUIent
volume to be distinctly audible to nil
the stud -nta.
While Mmllar Magnavox Installa
tion have already been developed for
hotel, railroad terminal And similar
commercial uses, this is Its first ap
plication tc school service. A dis
tinctly novel feature of this particu
lar installation also Is the fact that,
by menn of a special switch, broad
cast radio lectures and concerts
may be connected so as to be repro
duced In any or all the classrooms by
the same Magnavox telomcEaphones.
Imlejrciidciit Oil
Men Hold Closed
Conference Here
Lutherans Lay Plans PioiKMT WoilUlIl r , , ,
for Immense Rally 0f IVeI)raska Dies WnyS,
Sparks
Broadcasting station WOC of the
Palmer Kchool of Chiropractic, at
Davenport, la., has remodeled Its sta
tion and has been reported heard In
every state with the exception of
Washington and Utah.
Question of Independent Jole
Item Iluying from Standard
Subsidiaries Diicuied;
Refiners AKed to Leave.
Hhull IndeiM-ndunt oil Jobbers buy
from Ktandurd Oil subsidiaries?
This was a much mooted question
at a closed conference of the Ne
braska Independent Oil Men's associa
tion at Hotel I-oynl.
Tleftners, grease men and othera In
terested In oil by products and who
registered with the secretary early
elerday morning to attend the meet,
ing, were "Invited" to leave before the
round table discussion opened.
Alleged discrimination against In
dependent oil Jobbers and unfair trado
practices ulso were scheduled for dis
cussion. Kellef will bo Sought from
Die -next legislature, according to L.
,. f'oryell of Lincoln, slated with W.
H. Illlby of Kalrbury as candidates for
the ofMctf of president.
I,. V. Nicholas of Chicago, former
Oniuha Independent oil denier, Is the
rearing president. 1? and other
prominent oil men are here from
('hicago, fit. Louis, Kansas City and
Tulsa, Okl., to attend the meeting.
II. O. James of Kansas City, former
Missouri president and now editor of
Petroleum News, Is one of tho
speakers.
It. 1". Osborn spoke on the uvall- !
ability and wiMilom of marginal con
tracts; II. A. Anderson, oil the In
spection suit; C. A. Hall, on Uniform
ity of quality as a business builder,
and h. V. Nicholas, on organization
through co-operation.
i At a meeting of nearly 100 Luth
jvrans, 17 of whom were pastors, tit
the y. M. t. A Thursduy night, fur
ther plans weie considered for holding
an Immi-nse rally of Hmnba Lutherans
In the near future.
The ultimate purisise of such a ral
ly will bo nn endeavor to amalgamate
the Lutheran laymen of Omaha, ac
cording to Itev. It. t'lvlldeii, who is
president of the temporary organiza
tion. The calling of the proposed rally Is
In the birds of a committee composed
of the pastor and three lay members
of each Lutheran chiy-ch.
Storm Luke Alan In Killed
Wlien Gored jy Hull
Worm Lake, 1ft., Nov. 1 7 - (linnl by
a bull, fieorge A. Jlentlcy, exsertlte
mun of Marutbon, died here. He had
gone to the pailuro to bring In a cow
und a calf and was not aware of any
danger until tho animal attacked him
from tho rear. Ifo was trampled and
horribly Injured, llu wus still con
scious when found by memlx-rs of the
family and nblu to tell bow the acci
dent occur: ed.
.Mrs. ltlwanl Thomas, Wife of
Late Attorney, Sureundis
in Omalia Hoi-pilal.
Mrs. K.lwurd Thomas. "0, JfilO
.Many street, a pioneer of, the stale,
died ut an Omaha hospital early yes
lenliy morning.
Mr. Thomas was the wife of the
lute K. W. Thomas, a prominent
lawyer of southwestern Nebraska.
Hucvlvliig arm her son, Walter P.
Thomas of the Omaha & Council
liluffs Htreet Railway company, and
two daughters, Mrs. A, B, Llndquest,
II!) Koutli l-'lfty flrst avenue, Omaha,
und Miss Anna .1. Thomas of I'oluiii-L
bus, O,; almi a sutler, Miss .Mary K.
Allison of Marengo, l.i.
Tho funeral will take place Hun
day, from the Ht. Thomas episcopal
church In Kails Cliy, and Interment
will be In the family lot In Steele
cemetery of that city.
The peacock feather has been g
mark of rank In China for centuries.
I J
U Is well to keep a button hag near
the electric washer for any buttons
that may be wrung off.
Poison Pancake Victims
Will Be Buried Saturday
Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 17. (Special
Telegram.) Ellen Poker, 31, mentally
Incompetent, who placed arsenate of
Had her her mother, Mrs. Fred
Koker, accidentally mixed with It
pancake flour, causing the death of
herself and husband at their farm
homa near Clatonla, was ordered
committed to the asylum. The fu
neral of Mr. and Mrs. Roker, 74 and
63, respectively, will be held Satur
day. Body of Girl Struck Down
by Auto Taken to Dwight
The body of Eleanor Matach. 23,
who was killed by an automobile in
South Omaha Wednesday night and
Jay 12 hours unidentified in a morgue,
was taken to Dwight, Neb., for burial
yesterday afternoon.
The body was accompanied by the
airl's sister and her husband, Mr. and
Ms. Louis Pokorney, of Bee, Neb. .
' Cancel Debt; We Fattened
Off War," Says Bishop Stuntz
t Baltimore. Md., Nov. 17. (Special
Telegram.) Entire wunvellation of
France's debt to the Vnlted States
waa urged by Bishop bner C,
Stuntx of Omaha before the Methodist
Episcopal board of llrhopg, which is
bold ins Its annual session here. "We
fattened off the tear," he said.
The American consul general at
Stockholm state that the decrees of
May 13, lf21, prohibiting the opera
tlon of radio of foreign h!v In Bwcd
lsh territorial waters within V) nauti
cal miles of a coustul radio station Is
being strictly enforced. The only ex
ceptlon to this rule, the report says
la in cases of great urgency, or where
the safety of the ship Is concerned.
Under the same decree, ships In Hwed
lnh harbors may not receive messages
without permission of the telegraph
directorate.
.T'toiwWOlM 280! 01
At the Chicago- radio show will be
exhibited a new departure in rheo
stats, which uses a resistance passing
through a bowl of mercury. It is
absolutely silent, easy running and
air tight and less expensive than some
now on the market.
Courses In radio for licensed opera
tors and other courses for persona who
have a limited general knowledge of
the subject have been arranged at the
Cambridge Y. M. C. A. P. D, Wheel
er, former president of the Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology
Radio society, will give the course.
The United States army is making
a special study of radio, especially In
the direction of devising some plan
by which the noise of airplane engines
will not drown out radio reception.
This has been one of the main diffi
culties In the operation of radio on air
planes,
Penitentiary Baby, Born
to Husband Slayer, Dies
Lincoln, Nov. 17. (Special Tele
gram.) The baby girl born to Mrs.
Clyde Snooks last Tuesday died Wis
morning. Mrs. Snooks is serving a
10-year sentence In fhe penitentiary
for killing her husband with a butch
er knife. This waa the second baby
born to a woman prisoner in the
penitentiary within the year.
Saturday Specials
Have you ever used Blue Ribbon
Mayonnaise or Thousand Island
Dressing? If not, why not buy as
fjood or better than any other on
the market? It does not cost any
more than others.
Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise or Thou
sand Island Dressing, pint..,"9
Large 33 Small, 15
Swansdown Flour, per pkg...33(
Blue Bell Flour, 24-lb. sack.. 87
Omar Wonder Flour, 24-lb. sack
for 97
Hart Brand Telephone Peas,
per dozen ....-$2.00
Advo Jell, assorted flavors,
3 for 25
Baker's Bulk Cocoanut, lb... 20
Gordon & 'Dilworth's Mince Meat;
it has the old-fashioned flavor;
per lb 43
Waldorf Toilet Paper, 4 rolls. 42$
P. & G. White Naphtha Soap,
10 bars, 45 100 bars, $4.50
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen.. 42t
Best Creamery Butter, lb..,.4f)
Alligator Pears, each 42&
Extra Fancy Tokay Grapes, '
2-lb. basket -29
Iceberg Head Lettuce, each
at 12 Ht and 15t
Fancy Colorado Jonathan Apples,
full bushel box 82.49
Florida Grapefruit, 0 for,,..59t?
Blue Plums, basket 25
Fresh Dresned Spring Chickens,
per lb 25
Cho'ce Pork Loin Roast, lb,,23d
WE SELL sfv
MACARONI-SPAGHETTI
and Part EGG NOODLES
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Carload buying direct from the manufacturers, whoIler
and flour mills bringi this store's foods to you at WHOLE
SALE prices. Firtt of all, of course, come QUALITY,
QUALITY then, LOW, LOW PRICES. Bring this ad with
you it will please us ta show any of these items. If you
can't get away, PHONE AT. 4603 FRIDAY OR EARLY SAT
URDAY, FREE DELIVERY, MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
I FLOUR is.ooo SACKS
h I Hal W kaf I m FOOD CENTER AND CILT EDGE
IS CARLOADS, A WHOLE TRAIN THINK OF IT. Pur
chased for YOUR protection. Tha wheat market ! advancing.
IN OUR JUDGMENT NOW is the time to put hi your entire
WINTER'S SUPPLY. FOOD CENTER FLOUR IS GUARAN
TEED to mali you MORE and BETTER bread. We will re
fund your money if you are not entirely satisfied. This is
your LAST CHANCE at the price, o BUY NOW.
FOOD CENTER, hard wheat, 48-lb. sack, 81.04 24-lb. 90s
GILT EDGE, Neb. wheat, 48-lb. sack, . .$1.5 1 24-lb.,' 85
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Carnation or Borden', 3 tall can. ..29d
Pet, Carnation or Borden', 6 email emat. ,2i)C
SUGAR
10 lb. Best Cane 77c
100 lb. Bet Whit Refined 87.09
CHICKENS
Frh Drd Sprint ..22c
Fancy Frh Drud Cum ......... 2e
Finer Frh Drtntd Duck ...30c
All eur poultry I lrh droMd and tlnl lctd.
GRAPES-Fincy Tokay
FRUITS
Rabbit Hunter Killed
Miller. S. l.. Nov. J? Jurin lloit
maoker, IS. was klllM Instantly near
her today when a shotgun which ht
was using to hunt rabbits was acci
dentally dim hargi-d.
Saturday
Sunday
Special
Saturday
Sunday
Special
CHERRY NUT
The flavor of George Washington cherries and the
finest nuts that grow on trees, blended in Delicia
cream, make this special a real treat to eat. Why
not surprise the folks with it?
CALIFORNIA
OKANCES,
2 dot. . .26c
Lama Florida Omniitf, don. , . . 30c
Imported Datca, lb 17'C
CRAPE FRUIT, Florida, thin-tkln
araooth. Juicy, 0 for 2Se
Eatraora Cranbarrlea, 3 qta 26c
New Ent. Budded Walnut,
par lb 35c
Filbert and Brazil Nut, 3 lb., SOc
VEGETABLES
Early Ohio Spud, pk. ISc but. Mc
Jenay Swaat Potato". 6 lb. ,.2Bc-
Calary Haaru, larf bunch 20c
Rad River Potatoaa, antra fancy, S
buabal In sack; par sack ..SI .78
!ceber Head Lattuca, each ...10c
Yount Turnip, bunch Be
Frh Carrot, 3 lb ...10c
MEATS
Younf Pig Pork Roat, lb, . .... ,.13C
Young Pig Pork Loin, lb lO'iC
Younf Plf Frh Ham, half or
whole, par lb 1VjC
Younf Pif Pork Chop, lb. 22,c
Stter Round Stank, lb 17'jC
Stear Sirloin Staak, lb yH'aC
Stear Rib Roaat, boned and
rolled, lb 1Bc
Steer Pot Roaat, lb 9 Vic
Staar Rib BoH, lb 6c
Fancy Younf Veal Roat, lb., W.c
Younf Vaal Steak, lb 2Sc
Younf Vaal Stew, lb ,.7'c
Younf Lamb Stew, lb 79c
Frjih Cut Hamburfar, lb, , .IZVjc
Pure Leaf Lard, lb lZ'.c
Armour Star or Puitan Ham.
half or whole, lb 24c
Armour Star or Puritan Bacon,
half or whole atrip, lb. ...33tc
Sufar Cured Picnic Ham, lb. 1 4 Vie
Sufar Cured Bacon, lb 21 'jc
DELICATESSEN
Our Own Mako Freeh made
Frankfurtera, apodal, lb. . ,1Se
Freeh made Coo Liver Sautaee,
per lb. 25c
Homa mad Sailer Kraut, lb, ..10c
Our Newett Department.
The Fineit in Omaha.
Thouaand Isle and Mayonnaise
Dreesinf, made daily, "pint . ,35c
3 Larf a Dill Pick lea 10c
Complete line of Koeher Lunch
Meata at pricaa LESS than elsewhere
GROCERIES
Take DELICIA Hem in Bulk
or in Pint or Quart Sealed
Packages.
Made th BETTER way by
FAIRMONT in Omaha. Crete,
Grand Island and Sioas City.
41
Sweet Mixed Plcklea, pint can, ISc
Sunco Macaroni or Spaghetti,
4 pkfe 25c
Lyknu Furniture Polish, 25e sue,
ISc; or 50c size 26c
Larte Hard Water Castile Soap, 7c
Palm Olive Soap, bar 8c
5 10c Rolls Toilet Paper 24c
3 1,000-sheet Roll Silk Tissue. 25c
Shredded Wheat, pkg 10
Jerey Corn Flake. 3 pkg., 20?
Food Center Coffee, finest kind, lb 303 lb., 88f
Head Rica, 4 Iba ...25c
Michigan Navy Bean, 3 lbs. . .25c
Hershey'e Cocoa, 3 lb 25c
Red Dot Tomatoes, can 10c; do, tl .15
Red Dot Peas, can 12c do. $1.43
Hatchery Red Salmon, tall can, 21c
Windmill Corn, can 1 let dos. $1.25
Campbell' Soupa, can 10c
. Special Price on Canned Good for Your Winter's Supply.
All New Good. Just Received in Heavy Syrup.
Kama r Adva Main Corn, can, Iftci bv the doien $2.15
Kama or Advo Extra Sifted Psas, can, 24c by tha doxan $2.5
Kama or Advo Yellow Cling Peaches or Apricots, No. 3 sire, can 36e
Per dosen f-
Namia Whole Slice Howeiian Pineapple, No. 3 ise, can, 33c l dot. ,.$3.75
Nomia Raspberriea and Cherries, No. 3 else can. Sue value 33c
Par dose 33.78
Nomle Yellow CHna Peaches ar Apricola, No. 3 alia can, 25c dos. . .$2.BS
Nomia Strawberries, Blackberries and Lefanberriee, can, 25c do. ..32.BS
llAIDV Country Creamery Package Butler ....46
IVlMllf T Fancy Creamery Tub Butter 47
Pryd o Burk Fancy Cramry Butter, special pric to
introduce it to you. I7
Thomson's Datry Maid Fancy Creamery Butler 4o
Ckeiked Efe and Caokuif , m car teas
Rwk Nul Bultenae. aaeciel .meaeiraiin pm
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bam, Wilsan and Mils Nut. Isci Rea Nul 0 t
Maadow UuU. Idiewllda and Belter Hutter alwava an band.
PEARL WHITE!
Soap Saturday,
0 bar
35c
BAKERY
Bread, t 3 far
M,eed. lUti 3 lf
traam Pulls, per das
benuln f mil Cake, par lb.
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jaa. ass. JS vat e Just laatda Iba -Iusim lteah Bl.tar fie,
lTlaQlS " " fk laWte aad . pie ileaiMe, 1U
Pa. Aim Na t i seals 4 bbie. Its
SKINNER'S 2ll
M D Willi naif paunsl ef this wonderful (.
J D fee w will git UttL -
COFFEE :r: . 1 .,hr. u,4ti: -47c
I Ituc. a ampi. .1 mtt ua Mti:, jt .up i.
TFA - " ' ,w k IKn
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Pk..e a i 4303
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MAIL ORDERS KILLED
pljl1"
Hams
DURITAN. HAM always
A spurs the appetite, THEN
SATISFIES IT. The sweet,
mellow flavor of its tender
meat fibres insures an unusu
ally delicious meal. Because
it needs no parboiling, its rich,
delicate flavor remains intact.
THE CUDAHY PACKING CO.
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OMAHA'S LEADING CASH MARKETS
Our Meat Ar of Guaranteed Quality Always Lowest Price
Mail and Express Orders Ar Filled From This List
212 N. 16th St. 240S Cuming St. 4903 S. 24th St.
I'VE TRIED TO
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GO0DNESS5A
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SPECIAL SALE ON PRIME BEEF
Prime Beef Rib Roatt (boned anfi rolled) 15c
Choicest Beef Chuck Roast 10c
Choicest Beef Pot Roast '. 7c
Choicest Rib Boiling Beef 6c
Choicest Cut Sirloin Steak .I2lzc
Choicest Cut Round Steak ; 12'2c
Choicest Cut- Porterhouse Steak 1 5c
Sweet Pickled Beef Tongues 25c
CHOICE FANCY FANCY CHOICE . CHOICE
SMALL FRESH FRESH SMALL LEAF
LEAN PORK YOUNG SPRING LEAN PORK LARD
(, or whole) HENS CHICKENS SHOULDERS at
18c 23c 23c- 14c 12c
SMOKED MEATS
Sugar-Cured Skinned Ham 18c
Sugar-Cured Picnic Ham 14c
Suear-Cured Breakfast Bacon. . ,27c
Cudahy's Puritan Hams 24c
Cudahy's Puritan Breakfast
Bacon 34c
Armour's Star Skinned Ham. . , ,24c
Armour's Star Breakfast Bacon. .34c
Pure Lard, per lb 14c
BUTTERINE DEPT.
Evergood Liberty Nut
Mb carton, 20c; 5-lb. carton, 95c
Evergood Butterine, 2-lb. carton, 45c
5-lb. carton $1.05
Danish Pioneer Fresh Creamery
Butter 46c
SPECIAL ON CANNED GOODS
Carnation Milk, tall cans, 3 for. .32c
Fancy Sweet Corn, 3 cans 27c
Fancy Early June Peas, 3 cans. . ,3Sc
Fancy Tomatoes, 2-lb. can, 3 for 35c
Bufhlcr Hrot. Royal Coffee,
special at 35c
Mona Coffee 25c
Buehlrr Bros. White Naptha Soap,
Mb. bars, 4 for 25c
Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans 30c
Special Price on Fancy Beef-
Hindquarters ,10c
Fore quarter Ik
isrrrn r a arar fc a '" arm r : a -si enfa .-i ii
Cudahy's Puritan Lard, 10 lb.
pail , , , . . 1 1 1 i i i ' 1 1 1 . l .ft5
51b, pail 95c
VEAL CUTS
Choicest Loin Veal Shoulder
Roast 14c
Choicest Young Veal Stew 11c
Choicest Veal Chop . .17c
Strictly Fresh Oysters, quart.... 60c
PORK CUTS ,
Choice Fresh Spareribs 14c
Choice Fresh Neck Bones, 5 lbs. ,25c
Choice Fresh Pig Feet, 4 lbs. .. ,25c
Choice Fresh Pig Ears, 4 lbs 25c
Choice Fresh Pig Snouts, 3 lbs. ,25c
Choice Fresh Pig Tails, per lb. . ,11c
Choice Lean Boston Butts 18c
Choice Salt Side Pork 18c
SAUSAGE & LUNCHEON MEATS
Fresh made Bologna and Liver
C atrtsta
aausage lef'zC
Choicest Wienies and Frankfurts 15c
Choice Minced and Prrsied
Hams 20c
Fancy Summer Sausage 20c
Fresh Ureakfsit Sausage 20c
Fancy Mince Meat, per lb 15c
i. tTi at ' -rniwini- j i . i-.it.-r.n.i.i
Genuine Spring Lamb
Hindquarters .,20c
Forequarters ,.Ho
Chops 25c
SPECIAL PRICK ON BEEF CUTS
Prime Beef Loin (hot) ,,,,,,, He
Prime M Rib (whole) 10c
Prime Uetf Rounds (ho! Hk
Prime tlftf Chucks, (hule) . , , ,9c
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