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Wea. FRI. MAY 14, 1909 Ther.
The cgl. appears to have a greater thickness
of pm 10 to 12 far and certainly does not exceed
15'. Its color appears to be very local m re-
currence depending on the manner of centering.
Does the center in St. Albans? When it looks like
do L.C. centers yet I do not see what could
transport the L.C. center to this place, if it was
in the paper slate & the last it must have been
moved at least 14 miles.
The length of the cgl. from N. to S is hardly more
than 300 far.