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Atoarle 1+ LXXII..N* 24,236. To-day and to-morrow, ?mettled -either; t>rt?'h ?-rind?. NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, MAKCII 25, 1913?SIXTEEN PAGES. * * l>r?l/?ii /T.XTl.i ?r<lj',XTrr In ?THy of New York, .fewer ?Tity and Hoboke?. IhlUi IIIMj L L_rS i KUEWHEBE TWO CENTS. FUTURE ON TARIFF Conference with Underwood Notice That Executive Will Join Legislature in Prep? aration of Revision Bill. ANOTHER PRECEDENT GONE President Will Parley Further! with Horse and Senate Lead- ? ers and the Democratic Bill, When Introduced, Will Bear His Indorsement. " ??va=i.' - March -I. An adminls-j trauor nade tariff bill was tth ? int?. tenti ? to~nlgh1 al the i White He ?? where President Wl - and Chi ? ?- ? w. ?Underwood of the House Ways and Means t'>in mittoe ?held an Importanl and un isu-l ttStOTt ' With the announcement th.n: air. Under?'?'" ? ?'??i'l ?been called t?? the Wh;"- H ? " - <ss the moasure - i Waj ? and M-eani 1 committ? ? all d??ui>t was removed thai the Pi' solely to the ?e?-i.?vi i ? h of tho government ihe tfl--^ ' riff revision. Tiio IVm? cratic tai '' scheme I? to be ?known as ihe l> ? bill; in reality it will be ; the W ' ??? rwood bill Wh- th?r th* Di ' rank and die approve ??r got ihe Ej la going i" piny , ?I eonap rl In the re? oth- ? bet wi an the Pi al? lai and :?. ra of ih? House and .*-'???>- ' jte .?:? nd ? hi 7i th< ?if Hi ? i ' mo rata la ? onvened th?' maj?:' ' :? i will |?? ? - ni to th;.. galh- ' ' ft "bill which '??? Bl - ippro*. al. The Pre* ? | - : Mr. 1 n?l< rw.1 ???r? itil shortly ?bel midn:*: I stu lying th.'.' tar;''. more than three hours. ?Tl ? i and I are In hen ly Kterd, - ', :' ? I:- mocratic leader ??? i he left the Whit? Hou ?. Wi d - thr i - ? ry fully." .v.r. i tai? i w.! ? -a I ? ther th" P ? ' favored a ?schedule bj ahci I? ; ? i .n-- m v or a single ! l?? i ran aay." he replied, with a ?uni!? s that then . ?? no ?mat? A-', : ? ? ? Average Democrat Mystified. 11 erase Dei l doei not un der?! ?? t.f the P-. ? ..il ?be consult? ? In ?. ling lh< ??laus of I hi ap hram-h ??f ihe ?governmi On the ? ? ? hand, th< re Is muttered ilia- ? a?jf r- -ai of -i;?h actl*. Ity on the o? th?- f th? White House. On the oth? r, ? i r. *c ' it eond ???????.? ? ; ? ? n- ' tire ad in ? Btration la on trial ;? :i?l th.'?: ! Mr. Wilaon will either stand or fall with th? ??? Islon ???!?? Th? i ? ? ? ? ? thai he bai ?char, ? regarding the ip?eciflc| rates tl ? tariff ??ill ?-li??'!!?! conl ill Hi hua g ha? tl ? i " mocra?-y | U ??n trl I thai ;? revision down? i : it bupei ? <? m ?, lew of i ?la ? foi m pn>m- ?, ist?, ar.fi that it is "up to" the ?part) I ? make g. ? The conference to-n with Mi rwood was the most im portant ' ? President haa ? t had oi NT-tag thi .'?'ails of tariff r?-v. ?nd ?< ? ? ?<) f"r th" ?part) n i come of it. The It? id -? expectg to stand bo- j hind th< i : ff bill, which the Waya Hi M-?an?: Committ? e ? ill report t?i | ha . House a* ih? beginning of the extra ? ???asi'-n. Mr. Wilson will maintain an njen rr. ? it.- will be amenable t?? Sj^gMtion ?? hen ti e bill Ii n ad: '" t-Mrge fi ? . the two houses In perma? nent sh. : ? th? rnaiii th<- scope \t$ tks Dei tl? re\ i. i??n Is to be de? fermir.?-?! . i ???.-? ? f ? oof? r? nces ?'??':rh begsn when Mr. Underwent ?r?nt n . th the Executive l oPtlnu? ?J mi fi.irll? goto, tOUOih ??ilninn This Mornings Sews. LOCAL lac? "i?*dmar?r. Patient tMea. 1 '??h itel : " ?Bill. 5 li"<? Phi ... ot) Ti ? - . ? '???i Chan?. *or Hartlgaii. 6 Wtoee) ? ..? ior Tragedy. 8 '- - I .ni' Man ?fcfore Jury.. e ???t? Kai, a, the Plaaa.7 '"'over Lent I toad ? "an I Quit.13 **?"?Xtiiir . to Up Again.18 Healty g* . . |?;,.,,|S Quilty.18 r'nd Aged ? ? pie Dead. 18 ?"'' H?r.?- ,. | ,,.;i,i T'?-?la>.18 GENERAL. ^"?nad.ii. Qreal Sweep In Wesl. a Rial on Tariff. ??hie i.. v, ai Ilk? 1 oward Morphj Thr!lli_?? Tal? Ktoi m Witnesse?, '/<* Jtagi Bill L'nllkel). ""?M : a ton M atei !___**' ?? i.n.??i. '''??th M. i-?, ?rent Musics Trial. n'1 htm ? r T'-iih ?Legleletur?! ****** l: l? Tancl? Mai-hall. Anthor.y \;,.?, , y,.,,: Death. '** H'.ll.r | ;,? ?Whit? ll'Hi-?-. FOREIGN ? 8. Action .n China Loan Deal. **? Herb? ?? Tree In Sow Play. MISCELLANEOUS. ;N'->> foi Women. Mlt?,riai *??????!>? -x'uil. . ?"heatri. _\ ?J**"..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. 10 and *eair,?., ??topping ^luai.'lal ?and Markel 11. 13 and R*?- but. . . Ar???' ar.u Navy. DEATH AND DEVASTATION MARK TRAIL OF GREAT WESTERN STORM VI KW OF OMAHA, WORST SUFFERER FROM TORNADO. mm pat?n! DIES IN BUfllJ Professor Ostrander. Who Ri ceived Serum on Friday. I? Said To Be Uraemia Victim. HAD BEEN ILL LOMG TIM Discoverer of Turtle Germ Di< owns Quacks Who Profess to Use His Cure and Fool Unsuspecting. i ? ' (?Yedeii? i; Oatrand? 514 W? ' '. Id street, ;i tea? h< i oi lai g\ .._?. ? ??.,-.. ,.? , of the man) ?i, ?? ... i !, i.? ??. . \r\c\ i ? . i'i i? dmai ' :? l Belle? u? on i*iIda morning, dl<ed th? re I .t?- laal nigl fi..m mi?.???? ni..?--is of tin? lunga, ktdne ;in?l l.laii.l?? Sit u ??? t.ikitiK tlv I ri? ? ;iirii.n treatmenl he I ad I.onflne in . epa i ;i'?? wr.i?i und? r I he care ? ?Dr. Mills, who refina d to ?its' i ? .-??? laal - Ighi although I ir. Arthu i'i i' dmann, brother of ih? a\ ;?.. s?-i ?< ?) tlirr t hi d? ai li v iir;?'iTiiri and In no \? ?se the r? t!i<- i?.? h treatment. Profeaaor Oatrander had been a tut ferer from tuberculoal* aci-ordlng I th?- Bellevue ptfyaiciana, for man: - < an He had be?, n a tuet hei o ri.? i, in i Bpanlah al the i rnlv? i. II ??f T< x.? ; ;it A'lstiti. bul K?? I '? 'H> hi work t year ?ago ??n?i ?saine her* In tin hop? of eavlng hla life The m-adlca hlatory ??f ins caae ?show*, however, ac c-ordlng to tii?? Bellevue phyalclana, tha thf' diacaae had profrea_HBd ao far tha hla condition laaceaaltated the remova ??i one kidne? ;? while ?ago, and thai hi: failure to reapond to treatmenl al it?;? time had rendered hit- caae compara' tlvel) li<?i??!? pg. on F'riiny morning, when It. Pried? mann ?began hie clinic <??' the hoeirital i ?Oatrander arrived In ? pri? vat? ambulance a .id was hurried Int? tin op*_ratlng room. np araa weak '?nd had to i>< aaalated to ?the operating table, but he aeemed to ?rally followlni the Injection of the ?serum and waa r< moved i" Ward No. L' and placed under il.? care of Di Milla. The report <?' hla death laal nlghl ?aecribed Ita cauae ?to acute iiraemla. Whether the aerum treatment ?*?f th? German apeclalial had anything to do with the man'a audden taking ??ff waa ;? taboo aubjacl among Hi?- hospital ?phyatctana. Friedmann Defends Cure. l?r. Frladmann waa found in hla apartment ?'" the Hotel ?\naonla at midnlghi ??nd Interned ?>f Profeaaor Oatrander*! d?aatli Ha became ?greatly excited, but thla n'oa onlj momentary, and within a rea minut?e ha had ?alii,??! Buffldently to dlacuaa tha caae. Ha ?!'"i.'(i ftotlj thai hla treatmenl had anything to do with haatenlng t lie petlent'a death, and ?contended thai tha man l?a?l dl?Bd in >plte <.f. rather be? ??ail??- of, Hi" treatment With hi*? brother, Dr. Arthur Prledmann, acting as ?taterpreter, Um tuti?**rcul?**ala expert aaldj \vii?-ii i gave Profeaaor Oatrander th? aervra on P-ittaj I dtd m ?agalnat i h?- advi?cc of frtendly ?phyatctana and purely as ? last reaort Th?. man had alieed) ?be?W-ne ao aff?*wlad by the ?11? ,.?,???? that one ol hla kfdneya bad been r?-ni'>v**?l and th?- Other Waa in had ? <?n dltion. Hla ?''" Wi,s " contlnuoua rrtriigg1, again?! ?jiwm??< poisoning, therefore and nis dentil i?1?? nlghl waa, i ?in: ?free ?" as*/, tha rvtmit ?.t iur_emlc polatmlng, althougl? I haxra not gone ( ?niimirri on f?nirlh p????, ?lith lolnmn. M VYOR J C I) MII.MAN \\ ho ?s icth <? in relief v WHITE HOUSE CALLS SAM President Wilson Asks His Old Messenger to Com?" to Capital. Ti? i ton v I . M ? ' '-'? Pi ? Wilson wa nti Sam ' ? ?ordon a' the Wim.- House, and he " ml h m I ii loo, j;\ ? i ? ,, v . h Sen it ? knowa ? Bam " '.?!?" hs Ik ? n the guardian ot the '???"r of ti?" '??"?' mot office for ?omethtng like forty \r-ir*. \vh<-n 'Sam" |o'?i"i at in mall Ihli morning he saw ? big ?square i n* el. with 'he words White House" In Ih? ,,,rti? i h<- ??i?? ned II hastily, and th?ar< found an aff? i tlonate ?letter from Ihe President, ashing him lo com? lo ihe White House Bam" don'l i-.i?1?? Wha1 i" do now. He would hk?- '?? go lo Washington, bul he hai ? i * Hi ?food buslnesi ??n Ihe aide h? re When Mr. Wilson ara'a Oovern-ar h? -re* fond of tii" old m< aenger b , Hnse of i" loyalt) :"1'1 ''"''.' ??gam" 's siso an espen Irarber, and could ? ul Mr- Wllaon'a hair as i." ? ,.].,. ,?,i.i.i. The laal time ' .-'am" , er? ?orm-ed Ihli feal waa ? fi w dayi I?? ,,?. inauguration, and he carefully gathered up Ihe hi lr and placed Ii In ih?- offli ?? Mfe. _-??? ENGLISH OUT TO BUY AMERICAN COAL MINES D. A. Thomas and Associates Expect to Secure Big Share of World's Supply. ?London. March 23 II Is ??nderst? od thai .?n ?behalf of ? powerful ayndl? ate I, a. Thomas, ? balrman of the Cam? brian Trust, will pooh proceed to th? L'nlted iUtea in order to complete the negotiations for the purchase of coal ,,,,?,.s there, which he ? ntered into dur? in? ins visit to several American coal? lug ?centres la Januar last II \f Ieared here thai ihe opening ?.f the Panama Canal will to pome .xt.-nt de? cr?ase the export movement fr??m the ?United Kingdom, particularly from South Wales t?1 ports on the weal coasl of North and Bouth America, bul by ,,?. acquisiti.f coal fields on th< ,,,1,,-r aide of ???"? Atlantic Mr. Thomas and th-oae otatn lat? d wit* him will be l? ?, position '" secure ? ?big -hat ? ol the ?supply. -? ,;,.? line crystal pebble eyeslaaae?. Hi? Idnfitbataev? t mlat al ?] ? w ? r ?- . -Mail, a M AUvl. f NEW STORM HEADED HERE Expected to Pata ?Over E.i.st To? night or Tomorrow. v. lahlnatoi Mar?*l _'i F * the 1 d< ath and deal .i ? of ? ?mall ' .1 Ulli v . ? ? t1:? r st..rni ti-.v. ?level? ping weal nt the ': kj Ma ' ? predicted to paaa ? ? th? ?S lal t?.-ni"'T>?., nlgl I ol w ? dm ?sda ? -t-.rin i wamini been < rd( r< l up from Hattei n to I latport on th.? Atlantic, ?it:<i rold wave ararnlnga m the weal lake ?reglen, the middle and , uppei ' "i \ nil' ? No decided tail in temperature la ?pra? ted f"i th?' Real until after the i tag? "f th? i.? ? ?v w ?wit? m si"t ?.i ? ? i'?? pr? ?ii. t? 'i i?. RM m the ttm? ? until the ?storm an hret EXCHANGE BILLS PASSED They Prohibit Reporting of Fic? titious Triinsuetions. j A then*. Man h 24? Wltl out > pota t ...ti id.- s? nata paai ? ?I the Bill well ?si'.'k (exchange reform billa to-night. The- are ?I?? Igned In ?pre? ? ni th? n - ?porting or publii hing of flctltloua trana? actlona In lecurltlee, -'?n?! i<? prohlbll friis. repreaentationa i on? ? rning ?securi? ll??S. The Aaeembly artthoul oppoaltlon passed th?- ?sana billa which had been Introdu? ed bj Majoritj Leader l.??\-,. Action on all other Block ?Exchange i, h , including the In? orporatli n ?bill, a*aa deferred In the Houae until to morrow, BOY UNDER STEAM ROLLER 4-Year-Old, Whose Brother Just Died, Badly Crushed. .inn.? Hlckey, four yeara old, *?h?> , ii\?s u ith hla parents al No. :,i_ Weal ' i iTih street, a-aa taki n to Harlem it.??- - I ?.it,ii ?/?eaterdaj aftern*. with ? fool and l-eg ao bed!) cruehed tnal k was i sai.i laal nlghl hta chan-cea of recover) ? were ??liu'ht The ?boj waa ran over b) ?.. ateam roller as ha waa-Vtaytng In fr-.tit ?.t his home. Tha llttla fellow had been confined i., hla bad for ?? ?nonth artth measlea, and had been oui only two boura yea? terday afternoon when tin- accident happened. Hla brother Patrick, raven yean old, ??.as in at the aame tina and 'I'?'" laal ?week Th? nxiihiT. when told of th?- Injury i,, ii\.> ..ni?, child Mh? ha?? i?'ii. hurried t.. the hoepttal ?to which lanea had been taken, bul on account of her bye? tcrii-ui condition irai not peinitted to gee him l \ non? itaaaof angostura bitters before meala ? ?ptendid tonic. Advt SULZER SHRINKS FROM REAL IR OK ?PH i Governor ?ind Anti-Tammar Contingent Distrustful of Eacl Other After Conference. HAD LITTLE TO OFFER Nil ? I "People's House-' Gets Chill When Executive Finds Visit? ors More Prolific in Ad? vice than in Votes. f r-7 i - ? ? t i ? ? ? Borne I n v est ? . o . - ml i ? "?- i ?> m?. ? ?;???.. i? ? s il - i mil of i;??\.Tii'<r s?i ? - ? Tammany I temocra? -? hi :... the oth?**r, ai ?i: in? Une i to further ? ? Thai ? ? v.l.. the aalienl r< suit < Ihe i ? ? ?i? .- w hi? h the ? lovernor ?ha : ?? ?iple'a ll"u ? ? '* the ?up of Ind h l<h: ?i ? ompi i ??? about -i I! then .i? \ i?? ni.? m? '. in Ihli ?stab p j Util ?I ,-m-Ii?. Iti? ' ; '? M lit intl Mui i?'v mi n found th< ? - - uiviiii? t?. brins himaelf to ? h? i>- he n-o'ild make a tr ilffht ipromlslni light again Mur: hy, and a II thai o** et ..li.-ui.iu? tu .\ ? -1 r ; ? ' ? tin ih? oth?* hand, th Governor found th il the antt-Tatnman I i? -i!?? ios i ..i? I | .?f ^??tll?^ p? if??'1 I -..-.i nam? ? ? I Une n pnl itlon and ??? ?tradition of ??? Ing Vk?-?i on man 11?- t.?-. ?i to ?count \ .?t< ? l almost any kind of .-i ?battle sgalns Murphy from on? In the Senate to on m .? Sti te < lommltt? i. ind top foum th? -mi i -,M?n I'lv clemenl wofutl) scant Hni ? i i cam man, and Isn't ox po i -? Imiii'? !' to kicks, The mlnut h? found the antl Murphj men long? i>( ndvlce and pi otewtat Ions of suppor Hi,m ol \??t> m the atmo phere of th r? ipli House" b ?ran t" ? lull. i W??re "Mrs. Sulzer's Guests." I 'i'lv- < ;?.'. ? i ? i to da i m? .i ?hard t? ot) ' h? i. ? itei ? ontert rt< ? bj de ' < laring thai II a ? purely .i ?social af fair? .-t which the guests wer?* r.-all> ti.? gu? ? of Mi ?Sulser "Mrs. Sui -.? ? gui I Included Thomas Mot ? laborm and hut ii *? rid, i 'li.nl? i F ?RattIs ? i. in ? i ? ite ? Job for whom th< ? ;,i\ i ?mor n em lo the length of dip l'harginit Colonel Scott, Superintendent ..i Prisons; G?eorgc Foster Pcsbod) John I?. Hague, ol Poughkeepsle; Georg? Van Kennen, ??i ?Og?*tensburs? .lohn \. Carlisle, of Water!own; Henrj Morgcnthau, of New fork; Colonel William Oorham Rice, of this ?-it?., and Samuel ?9 Beardsley, of UUcaj Th?sri waa i?i? ? ni ,ii ?? John a. Hhnnessy, ?.n?? ..i th?- <;?i\11ii??r's appointees, who, of the Governor's entourage?, aeemed j iim-i ?bellicose toward Tammany. \? ? ordlng to some of th?osp pr? ??? ml the t?ik. m which the Qovernor took ? leading ?part, turned ?it ones on th?' **war" taillis?. Murphy, ebon' which the Qovernor lias t.-? ik.?.t much ?before. Some of the ?.???itm* t?.i? i the Qovernor thai n he really fought Ifnrpby and fought him ao that there ?A.is no doubt nt >11-i sincerity, Inatead <?f merely talk? Ing about lighting the Tammany boap, hr would command the support <>t all the Independenl ?DemocrtttP of the state Moreover, he would ?have th? ?upper! of the newspapers ahd of Pres? ident Wilson, as well is th?- fsdeml ?patronage? thay predicted Thai r?srj nnturallj b?roughi the ?dip? illusion around the matten ??f patron? lags. The ?Qovernor t.iik??i with iho visit?n about thr? varloua Jobs he has ( nniinunl ?m ?uili pagr, fiiiirth . oluma Omaha the Worst Sufferer from the Tornado, the Dead in That City Alone Reaching 1 50. FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS HURT Terre Haute Also Stricken and Numerous Towns hi Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska and Other States Almost Wiped Off the Map?Many Thousands Home? less?Prompt Relief Work Started. Number of Known Dead and Injured Left in the Wake of the Tornado. While reports of the dead and injured in the tornado are incomplete and vary widely, the following table gives the num? bers as nearly as they can be sifted from the conflicting state? ments received up to a late hour last night: Place. Dead. Injured. Omaha and suburbs .152 330 Terre Haute . 20 250 Yutan. Neb. 16 20 Council Bluffs. 12 15 Berlin. Neb. 7 12 Chicago . S 40 Glenwood, Iowa . 5 2 Bartlett, Iowa . 3 10 Weston. Iowa . 2 2 Neola, Iowa . 2 2 Bebbe. Iowa . 2 Malvern, Iowa . ? 2 Walton. Ill. 1 3 Sterling. Ill. 1 ? Transverse City. Mich. 1 ? Perth. Ind. ? 1 Totals.227 691 *? The raging tornado which struck the best residential section of Omaha on Sunday evening and swept through sections of Ne? braska, Iowa, Indiana. Illinois and other states did even greater damage than was at first estimated. Telegraph and telephone wires are still so broken down that complete details of the extent of the great storm cannot be had, nor can anything like an accurate estimate of the number of lives lost be given. Of the 202 known dead within the area covered by the storm, 152 were residents of Omaha. The remaining dead are scattered over a considerable range of territory, with Council Biufts reporting 12: Yutan, Neb.. 16; Berlin, Neb.. 7; Glenwood. Iowa, 5; Noola. ? Iowa, 2. and Bartlett, Iowa, 3. The same cities and towns report an aggregate of 400 persons injured and 450 homes demolished. Perhaps 1.500 persons are homeless. Aside from this. 3.000 build? ings were damaged, many being churches and school buildings. Eight of Omaha's public schools were wrecked. No great number was killed in any one place. The wind swept along, taking its toll here and there. The tornado even jumped over portions of the city in its path, swooped down again and dashed obstructions to earth. No sooner had the great wind passed than a second violent gale swept over much the same territory, but with lessened fury. Property losses are enormous. In Omaha alone the damage is believed to be at least $5.000,000. and many declare it will reach more than twice that sum. Reconstruction was begun to-night when, at a meeting of the Real Estate E.\change, a committee was appointed to take up this work. Insurance companies experienced heavy losses, most of their fire policies carrying a tornado clause. Several of the smaller towns in the path of the tornado were practically wiped out of existence. In Berlin. Neb., not one build? ing escaped, and only two or three failed to be entirely destroyed. Terre Haute and numerous small Indiana towns in its vicinity suffered heavily from the tornado. Eighteen persons are known to have been killed, and the list probably will be lengthened. The injured number at least 250. and some will die. while probably the property loss will exceed $1.000.000. Chicago also caught a taste of the tornado. The storm caused the deaths of five persons in the city and its suburbs, and fifty were hurt. About $500.000 damage was done to property. Floods swept through several Wisconsin cities, damaging goods valued at many thousands of dollar-, in basements. Dams were washed out in many places and the released waters swept over the fields below. Relief work was undertaken with remarkable promptness in all the devastated cities and towns. Local authorities appropriated money to care for sufferers and citizens' committees hurried to offer cash and services. President Wilson sent a message of sympathy to Omaha and asked what help was needed. Numerous other offers were re? ceived by the city from all parts of the country. OMAHA MUST CARE FOR THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS iimaha. Mai i h 1_4.-With thi? ?hath list tin? tuHtlni? around 100 and in? jured ?ippaicntly Hi?. Omaha and 'li?' ciirrounillnK territory In Nebraska ami Iowa to-nlKht tncod Um problem of Iuiii?*!?,'" the thousunds rendered home- ? lestf by last iilf-ht's tornad??. The mini- I her <?f buUdtBfl >!? .itro\??l was uuki to l.e in lh?* nelKhl??)rh(???d <>f 1,-iX?. .i?i<1 the property damaf-e lOM is UPTtml 'a nach neveral million dollars. l'?lat?-?l i ?in.its COOUBf to ?'tnuiia >? teniieif ti? farv?? th?-' ?:ni>rrnLty of __p ?tontado's i...?i7*~-.i-Lu?n ?nil tnd?C"? trd that a mu? h v. ?1er territory h_d ii-?*.n in th?* yulh of ths storm than ?as rtrst shown. .\>.\t to Omaha, whan ths _aad ?PlO paobahl*" remain around VSt\ Futan ami Ralston. Nah* npoctPd 1?? and 11 lUialha. raapOCtlvely. and Coun? cil Bluffs ?12 Th?* h".?n?i i als in Omaha tOH-Dght art full of iniurv>?i. many of whom "iav*a n??i >et been Ident-Sed, apparently be