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Wea. SUN. JAN. 10, 1909 Ther.
Above the wooden steps one may have above the Shu-
mardia gave the first red gone seen earlier at
Point Leros. However I did not see beyond the
regulation lily.
If Raymond's selection is correct, see my
projection to it, and if the sequence keeps on as our
fros south along the St. Lawrence, then the red
lilly must be on top of the Leris. Then how
about the third Laugre sandstone at the Quebec
bridge: Are they at the base or at the tip? If
the latter we have another case of an
unusual oolite and conglomerate.