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than them in a lecture at Chic[illegible]
Chicago University, and at Urbana. Further
that copies had been taken at Chicago, by
Jarage at Urbana, and that Ostrom had
a set. I too could have a set without
any other promise than that [illegible] would accredit
them to Wells with the statement that they are
very hypothetic. I refused to accept at
Urbana because it would in [illegible] find me
to show him my maps. He repeated his
offer that he could have them [illegible]
such a promise but that he would ask me
me to accept his offer. I don't believe I
will accept his offer even though or letual
are of kind.
This 1st maps are on the same base as mine
only the net lines and drainage lines are all in black
instead as mine are blue and black. The first
one is Lower Cambrian. The brown sediments are
in green and assuming the Atlantic ocean to be
permanent has connected the green epicontinental
areas with the green Atlantic ocean. The Lower
Cambrian is a narrow tongue down the Appalochia
area and out to Labrador, founded on the work by