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KSDAY. DECEMBEH 7
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Ml DENOUNCED
FOR DISCRIMINATION
?Carnegie Hall Mass Meeting in
Favor ?if American Jews
Wildly Applauds Score
of Noted Speakers.
CONGRESS ASKED TO ACT
Champ Clark. Woodrow Wijlson,
Bishop Oreer and Andrew D.
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BROADWAY PLOT BIGS
5SS6S A SQUUE FOOT
; Record Price in Realty for Cor?
ner Parcel Surrounded by
Macy Building.
$1.000,000 FOR A HALF LOT
Sign Privilege? Are Reported To
Be Yielding Lessees $20.000
a Year Above Rental
Figure.
.nother change i'i the ownership of
ih<? much covettad plot at th? r,,rn..r of
ix\;i. and -".lih it reel thai i.r. ?k?- the
symmetr of the Ma? y building, maj
xxitiiin ;i day or two, eatab
H.shinK ?i new r?...r<i price In Manh
real ? ? ? te i\ the office ol N
Straus it whs denied thai H H Macy
i'ould purchaae the plot
Rob? ' .- Smith, ?i 11th Btr? 11 cloaa
.m and preaenl ownet of
the plot. said yesterday thai he exp?
.t contracte slKiird within forty
eight hours for th< sale of this plol for
$1.000.000. Should the transaction t.tk.?
.it will establish a
.ill f..r land in this
city and in th<? world.
The hlghesl price thus f.ir *m ured for
Manhattan realtj was paid In W*J by
the Bankers' Trusl Conipanj for the
Gillender property, ;.i the northwest cor
and xV.iii -rtreets This
.?>,t $1 :,??..???'??, or $622 '_".? i
rumored price of
...mm. for th? rnei surrounded by
ling would be al th?
,.-,:, for the square fool 1
? , i Wall street was ^""'s a
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i tall area of onlj half a
full city loi real on th?
34th street and Broadway has been one
. ? te holdings
I been own? d bj the
Pell family for over eeventj years at
Um? R. H. M I Co. decided to
..,\\n. u. Duane Pell,
: ... plot, f.x.Hi the pi
? , || ? firm ctaaaidered
? . v rbltanl demand. They pro
: to build the store a ltiiout this
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building had not gone ver
. - s Bmlth bo sht th? parcel
manded bj Mr. PelU This
.... yenrt igo Tv o
? i \\in land to ?
. ..... Bed, and
in 190. ? ' ' aluatlon ol
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TOOK CELLMATE'S CLOTHES
ant Ont for Man Who For?
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APPENDICITIS IN FAMILY
Btati Dd P-iy. ?ai . Son
Fourth to Undergo Operation.
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EU OMEN niLFIILED
Twice During Week Bas-Relief
Had Fallen from Place on
the Wall.
SINGER TALKS OP FRIEND
Was Persuaded to Study for
Opera by Eduardo Missiano,
Who Topplo? from Chair
While Eating Dinner.
Ed .11 -I" Ml ? Rrsi ?persuaded
Enrico Cam so, the tenor, t" Ij-e-wmie an
"i?'' - Inger, di? d sudd? nis j eatei ?in .
i-\ enlng a iiii?' dining wltli in.- fi i? ml-,
Mr and Mrs, ?'n?. Ligtiori, in thtdr hom?a,
ai \?'. M Sixth avenue. A physician
mid rheumatism "i ihe hear) tras re
si ?.psii.i?- for Missiano'f ?J?*ath.
Mlsslano \\;i*- ;? member of th" Metro
, i. i idera ? '?ompany and h;i?i .in il s I
tended ;< rehearsal ol "l..? Toses," m
; w 11 i? li in- uns i" have mi?!" M- sppsai
' anee ?m ?Saturda* nlghi He san I ?
pan "f th?- Jailer in th?- prison scene !n
1.1 Tos? ?'' .tul a as <i t.i hot
| it, ii.ni ,,.-. n v ?h the Metropolitan
'.,i aboul four years, ha* Ing bac :
i ? Caruso.
i.]K ,.,: | || .. n ?..i1? tole wine m? i
and lives above the store. H?- mi'l
,n?. . ? re ' i - '.'i " ? - " stand?
ing and were much together After ?'
. hanging remii of the oW
in Italj. a hen l*oth were In the I ?
of yout ,. Llg "ii 1? ?1 the w.'i
to the dining room. Mlsslano, s large,
l ? :i\ \ man, follow? d hi I ost and host?
ess, laughing m the difficulty h? ex?
pe? |en? ed In i limbing thi st?
?i'ii. n Mlsslano talk? d. and his fi I? nd -
it Id not H'.ti. ?? that
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ficulty Then, Just as he was In th?*
.???i?h,
I m in l aned foi,
i omlng hard. B< for :
ould run to I ppled
fr.'in his chair and fell to tl
C mso Told of Death.
After Ihe phj slcinn hi <i deparl d,
Llguorl, his \ olee broken bj gi
Emit.. ? 'aruao on t he I? I? phone, telling
him ol th? d? ath of hi? old friend and
sponsor. Th? ten? r w as In I
ments nt the Hot? He
I on his i- his
hat and dash? d to tl \ mo?
ment ni"i ? and h? ? i hlrled
down taxlcab. When
? i.n hine m- v. up m ii"tit of the
home ? ruso was in tears He
l l.ieuurl silent Ij. and th*- t
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motionlesa.
II was atf? i i " h ". I? t? the Uguorl
that ' ' iso tnik' ?1 "f his friend?
ship with Mil -i ?'??" H? told of his I
th? man ?
. : i" fame In th? n]
world. He spok, ol ? ? ?in?, s
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Tn iv ''J Mlsslano,
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his Junior, to 1
Ing. MiSslai
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LOST LEG: NOW LOSES SUIT
Woman Sued Artificial Limb
7?TnkoT'? Wife for Ass,mil
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'JEWELLER SLAIN, ROBBED;
ELEVATOR BOY IS HELD
West India Negro Has Bad Rec?
ord. Police Say. but He Coolly
Asserts His Innocence.
$10.000 IN GEMS VANISH
Second Negro Held up Witness in
Grand Street Case?Quarrel
Between Dend. Man and
Son-in-Law Revealed.
i Joseph Roberta, i Weal Indian nr-trp>.
who had '""???H the elevator boj In the
loft building ut No 125 i--n. ,. ?tr..,.t.
,x;.s h'-iii by ''? remet Pelnberi yeuteraaj
...i .1 charge ..r homicld? following th.
murder "f Isaac .1. v..Kei ?n that bund?
ling on Tuesda) night. Vogel's bod) aas
found ;n (he bssemenl of the Canal
building yeaterdaj morning by
Asher Bchappa, the supeiintendenl of the
building, \x he? he opened the baaemenl
.''? ;"i'i Bchapita x.;i? ,,m under ball
ol $100 s iterial x? itneas, Terrenes
V? telle, anoth? r v. eat Indian negro, was
to the Rouse of Detention t>x- the
.'oroner as ,i material \\itneas
Th. murdered man was .-in Ind?pendant
Jewelry salesman, \xh'> bough 1 his stock
m "in Mi'- ' 'anal su....! y ?rein Jobber?,
.uni had his selling lertiton in arid
around Trenton, N. .i n,. wee nisi t.ro
paring f.?r ;. trip when he was murdered,
and he had pun baaed a total ..f about
$1,000 xx..nil ..?' stones rings and pins
from ix>.. ,.;? the ranal stri-r?t Jobbers.
Mis wife and married daughter later
i.titi the police !"? alao had on his person
nearly $10,0011 worth of Jewelry which
: bought ;ii pre* k>us times, and a
of x?hi? h had belonged i,, them
in the Canal streel fewelry ? ir?!??.,
Vogel waa known ;i?? ;, "read* money
? ? wilt. 'isu;?ll\ i .-arri.'l ..
amount "f m<.n?\\. bul neither
money nor Jewelry ..f any kind \?;is
found on him when his i loti - wer?
-??ill-, lu .i
I irt*. .1 th' i rimo on Rob
? h? elei ?i tor boj, < arly in the d
i"it he maintained his Innocence. While
aearrhinri Roberta's home, at No 2fl
Wesl 110th itreel Detectlv? \\..,..i found
rtlch a man named
il? kl? r told the detect!! ?? he i> i I
bought from Vogel a fea days I
The a*atch n th? ellar - f the
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The Criminal Leaves Traces,
An examination of the basement and
'"!' of tho ?'.-inn! str??'i building
showi?d plainly the trail of tin- criminal
and iiis arbrk. When the police were
called In by Bchappa earl* yeeterda.
morning \*ogeI's body .ms lying on th?>
floor beaide the furnace, and ? trail of
dried blood l?e*_ frem the elevator i" the
nd then around t?i one
?aide of th?- furnace, where the bod) aras
found Tdr skull was t rush?-: in at th"
back, as if from the blow ..t ?orne blunt
Instrument, ? nd the ambulaitce surgeon
'.' . was summoned said Vogel had i<??#*-n
? ?? than ton hours.
\ ti.-.!! showing the l? ??? 1 -. had been
...i arrosa the floor to tho furnaee
door led the d*'tf. tivos t.? believe that
th?? murderer had meant to burn it in
? imace, bul Vogel had boon a stout.
heavy man and tho small door <.f tho
t,..i any such disposition
? l?dy.
irb? i oal bin the poll ?? found
,> . gold xA-'.t' h which Vogel had oar
.-dine to Mrs Vogel's ?rtate
? nfterward but th?? only thine
tually on his peraon was a bill
from .1 Bchmuckler, a Jeweller on tn??
arraSun?* fl??i*r .?f the Canal sir*-*?-' building,
? | it appeared later, Vogel ha.i
. ? , snout ?'s"'??,', ?forth of watches
I rums on Tuesda) afternoon.
p?t< i "? " -'"i"1 M Ha* "s ?*h" ini "
? ? by Bchappa when he dla
In the ha? i
with the auperlntendeni when Ft. ??
, fvatnr i'"' ? appeared for his dally
talked to Rol * rta r Uttl?*
.. .i him t.. st.ift changing
i ,s , i,.,i|, t ... go '? work The dete? tix.?
? ? ?.. th? firsi flo? ? an I then
i r, ....i p i i m und? ?? ar
taken 1 th? PJldridge
? ? ? and when Bear hed the
the) found In one po? kei s
In i ? n x? hi? ?i had
th? pr.? ! of the d< s?J man.
?. ? th ?? he had pi? ked up
It,?? pen ' h the floor of th-? basement
worl j esterd .x moi n
, ? disclosed, th? |
. : XX itll IV. da O?
... worth altogeth? r aho K $50
I . . plained thai he had bought
that i " ' P w;
RMierts h\a? Police Record.
, ,,t,|. ,,1 ? I l.'l- ? ' ' ' ' - ' ' ? '
?,.,,,1 popped up all thi.?m?'h the 'i.'x end
rjdi d a ' hapti ! fi
. . ? bo; had ? 'th
. (l, u ,. ? ? . i them ti..?! in.' had
, ?, , , -rarranl ? harglng him
miird? i
H. v t?*d. the polie? aft? r
. .t Steinhart?, a ? ?? ?
??,12 Broadwaj (1
d robl.I sboul &*>00 last
two hund? .?I . mplo) ea In
the establishment, the police said, .
. | to ha i ?? Impr? sal? ns "f their
|lt inti i.ikt n. and Rohe**ts, xx i, .
then il i" xx .is the
, . , . balked si the nea poll? ??
., |,,m, He Una 11: consent? d h..\\> i sr,
,,u,i ins flrfg? r prints, the det? i lives said.
h ? orrespoi
... pi, th? prints found on the metal ol an
?i,,, r .i" J bos "' ihe rid. .1 s.,i. .
?. not com k*ted on
boa*? x ' r, Ihe poll? .? . xpl mat Ion
11 t It wa o? of t hi
on the finger pi Ini Identl?
., t'orne t. i eai back, ih-'x
a arrested for i ompli? 11 ? In h
iped ? "ii
. ,,,.,, i?, mise "f la?*k of . > Id? i ? ?
I ? fare up > ? Bt? ni.i.x ait ho
,i , Hi xx.i? ..!.,,, ,, ,| ,,, ,
? ? ,.i th? ' polfc*? and
ftern? 'v . broughl be
,i i-. nbei - The < 'oroner In
,',?,,,.. i hat he did not hav. to
. . .1 !.. I.. ? .i,... ho in1?:'''
.,, . - \ ..i?, i - murder, and
tated that h? was will?
a II.IIIII..I ?n "''??I i-a??.
I< IHN PlJRRl >Y MITCHEL.
Who i- In Bt Hospital, - '? from a ?up| >-: mild attack of I
r. ? ,..?
MAURETANIA HARD AGROUND
Snaps Anchor Chain in Mersey?
May Not Sail Saturday.
Liver].l. Dec 5 Dui Ing i h ill gal ?
in-, nlghl the ?'unard lin? r
,. .1 her am hor ? h tin and swung
across the Mersey. She ground?ed near
. ?
\l\ efforta up to the present have
?? tmer. li li
he ? ill nol i"- able to sail Satur
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POSTAL STRIKE NOW FEARED
British Employes Meet Next
Sunday to Settle Plans.
I n. ?? ii.i- to Th? Trll
"London, Dee, h\ In addition to the
other labor troubl?*-* whit h tl
reach s crisis al fj*hrtetmastlde, this
countrj is noy, me ia?*< d ??? th i ? ?v'
general striM of lbs *.?>.-t.-?i ?-? I
during the heigrh*. oi th?* f.
An Important c*onf? fhi postsl
employes ?> ill be held I
nexl Snii'ia?.. to ?';.-"?? ?-n an Imm dlats
? t lbs servie? men.
A SURPRISE FOR AMERICA
In Marjorie Dennis. Eleven Years
Old, Says London "Standard."
rB' i ? ? mc !
?London, Pec. : Miss Marjorie ?Den?
nls, el, ira old and des?rib?*-d as
.i potential prims donn ? ? srksble
ability, '?Hi sail, says "The Standard,"
earls in January for America
There she will definitely hepin a
career rhat seems likelj to d?
..n?? of world-wide Importance
R. L. BEECKMAN FOR SENATE
He May Succeed Wetmore, New?
port Politician;--. Hear.
i ?,..,? ph toi
I Newport, R. I I'.- ft Tl it k Llv
! Ines,?" B.kman, of this ? It- and i
member of th" ?social . ploni , is to i e the
su? r?esi or ol United st.it. - Senator
rjeorge Peabod) w.-tm??-? wh?en the 1st?
ter n tires, al th, ? i plratlon of his i r, s
enl term, Is th.- understanding In politi
, ,i circles here, Senator Wetmore an?
noun? .-?I recentl) thai hi would n<?t
again he a <an?!i?iit'. and Immedl I
the name of Mr. ?3-eeclcman was men?
tioned
Mr Beeckman ha prominent
membei of th<- Republican party ??f xhe
etate for some tlm? For the last m.?
-.?.?"s he has represented ,Vewp?t>rt In
I the state Legl itui ihe re? ent
? ? lion he s h chosen ? I lor.
INSPECTED PANAMA CANAL
British Army Officer'g Report
May Affect Jamaica Forts.
Kingston, Jamaica, r??*' ,! Whoti *\r
Bydnej Olivier, ?Governor of Jamal? ?
I Ihe Panama ? 'anal ?Zone h, a is
a?. ompanii d b] i i? tenant ? 'olonel
IVyndham, s military authority, who Is
hi; i he IJoveri
tary. As s rule, however, onlj men of
Itern rank are api olnt-wl secrel irle?
to colonial e? i ernora
It Is rii'u learned l ha? Lieutenant l'o a
in I *A yti'i am v ill make a reporl on his
Inspe, lion ol tbe*v anal which is llkeb
to have .-m Important b??aring un the
i roj os ?i ? ?ten Ion of fortlflcatloi
Jams
THE PROGRESSIVE HOPE
A Break in the Convention Then
Roosevelt or La Follette.
.-i Paul i. ? ' ,;' '"''' "r
\ ?a ai k S .i adilr? --?
It? .m |*rogn '
i.i. .-..rn Progr? ? '
'l'ii?,..i.ii. i;.,,,., i ell woul I not
dale for tlie Presld? ntl il n in Inatlon
????.i, imfj :,...- ild Mi
, n-? .i. in the -1 ippeni
n,, in-t . rj will i< tot Room ?.? it. I i' Im
him' thm? his suppoit '?' '"' ' '
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KING GEORGE REACHES DELHI.
i*itii India, I?-? ? Kl I "
tit-re this ?n
Drvvev-. "Brut Cuver" I ?' "Spenal Sr
i i , W(l,r ,, i, now .
Il f t., ?. ... ' FultoB St., N.l
AM
IN PURROY MITCHEL "
: TAKEN ?O HOSPITAL
President of Board of Aldermen
Suffering from Mild Attack
of Typhoid Fever.
NOT SERIOUS. SAYS WIFE
Health Never of the Best, His
Physicians Deem It Wise to
Place Him Where He Can
Have Best of Care.
? ?Purroj ?Ml chel, Presiden! ???fjthe
boArd of Aldermen, waa taken in .
i hu?an? e from his home, No ?SOB West
? ?"tii street, to St. Luke's Hospital ves
terda? n li ?believed that he
a typhoid fever, although
taken SO far have pro
dure?! negative results.
'''? - lei ' M ti - en m ?good
?ulfering often
ind lnt?er
n-.iuent fever Durini tin- trying lays
when the 1912 budg, I ?? in ide
up h? und It ne 'ess ir\
? and rest, bul he kei., at the job
u was done About tw days ego
T h?' develo] ? Id and hs i
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\ day 01 -, igo l ?r Martin J. 1 nvv.-r.
? \-,, :;?.ih. Broads mil] physi
rig ty] ' er, ? railed In
mbert, an eminent dlag
?.1 ? ted, Mood test s have
not di . the <
hut the sev? n-day th? y
might develop has nol i ? ?
i ?the,- Bymptoms,
;er that || was d?
??.. i ,,, tske the i stlent to the hosi Ital,
.. i. i !?? ? re ? omforl
. than in his small B] .irtrnent
?I, -a not ti ' x!" Mil :
ijglj ill." .?aid Ml I Mit' hel last
he 1 ' I It le in a mild
form, it. - i ful, and .I'lk.-d with
,,. pttal this
? ifiti hel, s ho if only thlfi
' I || the -' man ? ho
He ? ?me int.'
lesloner of A?c
? i - and two
made the fusion ? andl
,].,(. ol the Boarf of
He has mads i n ord f- t
?that office in so far as the membership
r,i of Estli gone In
aeeressiie and lesdlng i
ist summer a
? ne. fr."ii his wound,
nt MM M
fig hting
nui and gamhllng
t the city. M f did
t and
? ? ? . . ? ndlj
i r i ?a ? er - ild last n ghl i hsl
rering fi mild at
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i idi? ? ' ? President ol
tii. i'., ird ?'.' \Id? rmm ? ferlng
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his patlenl - Dr.
11\\ \, r ?i?" lared Mr I noi in
,i -. rlo is i ondli"m and in n?i
T1LLMAN MADE THE RATE
Refused to Pay Cah Driver More Than
a Quarter.
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"i?i :i
i -i .u the .; .
-vi,, rat, ?
w ,,.?' ? ?Il t..
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White ll
v laid the cahican 'you
tl the rat<
Uli It I.??, tOO
,nl I \\..i ' ' II ?-. ' . Milk. .1
the w hite Hour-?? ?ffli ? th? i ibm in
i mm? d a. ' bul k? pi th. quarter. I
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?il. s. rnmrn
ON HAS RM
: Federal Government Keeps Clos
i Watch en Movements of Labor
Federation Head, Says Dis?
trict Attorney.
ACTIVITY IN IMOIANAPOtf
. Probcrs Got Lottery T.d LVewi
iper Olippingi Lndicatiiig r*Tc
afamara P-ots Were Na?
tional In fcope M
rji>?>:??ccnn ?^ toned.
Indi i gov
ernmenl h I .
tri'.x-. menta of Samuel
?lo-ir | ' ? ? tion ?if f..i
? t itat ?\1
torn? ? of
i
,n?i Pro
Bak? ? The "risM ?? i
about th? 1 ? lie count
were att? I prevent th
nlng |
da obtaine?
m a raid .?i i of th*? interna
of Bridge and Strurt
ural Iron Worker?, when J. J. M? N'a.
i, mi' ira i
Prose? it? r Baker adm ? it ha cog
d m ith ? lomi ? ' h?? in
I tends to make a second vtatt noxt Juan
In l-.-i?!'. to Mr (tampers, who ?ah
tho Distrt*** ?attorney trai impertmont
Mi. Miller said:
"Mr '; ? slats ih.it hi? pr,-?iti?-?i
. ure and his .?' ? ? -it, r?u
h>- la v? ry i? nder ??.?*? hi
'. T. ?IllMf .1 \?po-, '" tft
statemenl th? Mi \.?m.?n
brotl ?
tuae I was quoted as sax ins that
in m;. Opinion, ?Oompei nnsafi
i h- rery passionately exctaln?.
th it bo la ' l afraid of being proas
it?
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( Marlon C< mtj can, if the;
will, ? ? ......
their 'Wai hirsrt'.r
bout si? \ * ? ?i^mon
made b) I? men mi
psary for tl I
cut? ? v ishli i I
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Indians ire i I ????
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Vi It? d 81 this j
???ill n? ' hesita! - t.. pr<
i and th" law i leari** his
tify th" pro* ntl? n '
Says Dynamitin j Waa National.
Mi'
rill be ready to |
?nittn?
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It ,,.
moni, in this
In tha
? of th? " ? i ten t.
?i building. Tl
and j apt ffflop?
of P
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newspaper clli ?yiug*
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I the co ?fossfnn
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t? 'i -
int; of th?
hid to be ftt?--d ?'ith ? tiaai?
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lob "
In the mat ? of?
...I 11 ?? r ? m ??re
r ??;. pings as
. rs x' ith whit h ' * ? f ? i
In? losed it '
Mnnlgal was by ii ly por?
r?n who x\,i^ ?-. nding
thai In lottrr.? now In p I the
I \ ? mm? ? ? are < llppings
other explosiona than th I off"'
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that the loir, rs ? fer to th? se
Among th? oth? r Imi letterg
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1", and Li Which
id a man
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x' .?rd "Job," 11 la I? ? 1 util
? big flgure m t??? . ?so? hsraaultei
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? nd ?x hi? li ran up mt<*> tb?a
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i?.en
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Iting.
11 ' Hockh ih? ,i??.
the iroi ?
1 .?a be .in.
til the five years have
i
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M
to <iK
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x "
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tho ex? "?? 9,
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the board 1 ? ? >"
itder ; I. I ?? *-?? ihe
of th?
us': tary,
If a
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it x? t'i.?i ?h? week of
i.,. ember 11 x?.?"'.! be de* oted hj
.i?, tu whether ulh?*i ?*.? .? ?mi .?rti..|