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All inventon implies a previously felt want. Great inventors have been those who met only and most strongly realized these wants. Review if what can literature do for me. Read or re-write a poem art in common use and tell why it means much to you. About the current events for the best short story, Retain current events only for unusual occurrences Ideas are what people think, I deal with what they store for. The Peabody Museum Specimen. Literature as a study of human nature Scholarship + efficiency Scholarly + efficiency. Fr. Taylor's 5 Stages in History of Niagara River (Center at Kirkfield Gap) 15000 1. Eros 15,600 ft 2798 land Lake B 10500 2 1750 land lake 3 Post glacial age Cooled 3 miles lower at 9750 feet 9500 4 and 5 land River 5 Present Great Lakes Nipissing Great Lakes Port Huron Lake Algomaquin Kirkfield Stagey Lake Algomaquin Early lake algomaquin Retreat of Wisconsin Ice 410000 advance of Wisconsin ice Retreat of Wisconsin Ice 32000 History 8000 6 glacial lake 17000 7 The Niagara River Early Niagara River Post-glacial Retreat from Middle L.Horn to Delta was never = Niagara gorge Retreat Deficient to Port Huron Minimize Algomaquin of Glacial Lakes Retreat of Ice Circumcinct to Definite Total of Wisconsin land ed = 80000 yrs 17000 = a distance 40000 - retreat (1)

(3) Mertau Williams Snelsh Lockport { Yockport Upper Middle. Gasport - Sacal Lockport 9-20 ft Decatur Limestone (4 mi from = hydraulic limestone } Rochester Clinton formation { In de gnoit limestone Willamsen shale Wal cott limestone Sodus shale aebia} Brinshy formation { Thorold sandet me 7 ft. Merriton sandet me (1 mi from Thorold) Cataract formation { Cabot Head shale Mon'taul in dolomite Whirlpool sandstone Monograph 41, Blanche Ferry, Erie & Elvira Bazins, Genneett, 1902. Miller + Welch. Albert I qui from Paris on road tr Millersburg. Between joker + narbroad, On least side of jake. In near quarry can be seen from road, just a little acros fence, Regular Perryville, Sabrina shale, depending no, 10 ft thick, Dunin Branch, east, is gas terdard stuff. Welch. From Millersburg go 1 mi S wth to where current bridge crosses RR, A hundred ft S of bridge a path goes down into the cat, Opposite the point where this path down the gully reaches the cut, there is a small cut coming in from the east side. Here, on E side, a layer rock projects a little and under this projecting rock comes in the new branchjard. Allanychia locality - 1/2 mi N of Sabine locality; Millersburg Paris\ 1mi Sabine 3/4 mi' V2 anychi 2 mi Colbyam 3 1/2 mi' Contestment

Fairchild. 735 ft reaches above sea level at Canadian boundary 363 ft reaches at Hamilton 0 ft reaches at Sandy Hook Land depressed northward during glacial times, now raised above sea level. My own gradient up Hudson & Connecticut Pleistocene Btthm of sectn Süing. glacial stage 1 Rautian Süing-Würdel Interglacial stage 1 St Preistau Würdel. blacial 2 Rentelian Mafflean Mesdrian Würdel-Riss Interglacial 2 Strigyan Riss: Glacial 3 Schellenander* Achaulian Riss-Würm Interglacial 3 Middle Grom Monsternite Würm Glacial 4 Hyppamsteria Gundalian Solutrian Magdalenite Recent Post glacial 4 Varius Verbiture culture of shor Rotenhausiie is my latest Cultures & * Rivers in Monsternian [ ]

Amphicvelia Cedar Milleres, Type at Princeton, Clayville, Cedarville Ohio Singulara quadrata Eichwald, Fruit m. Lewis Co., NY. Manual P 507, pg 647. Outer shell layer black, concentric striae. Inner shell layer white, + numerous radiating striae, especially in middle part, distinctly do not show in outer shell. Strong median septum, grid central scars. Concave laterals. Concavely curved as in cincture fissures. Anterior margin convex as in Hallist Clark's figures. Principles of Stratigraphy Brahman A G Sailer & Co., NY. North American Under Fossils, P 12.00. Hyolithes is a true Oterolend. Slide shown with "wings" Walcott. Might, Red Jasper conglomerate + Lake Superior copper casts? as far east as eastern Ohio? Revolution glaciation. Revolution glaciation preceded Labrador glaciation. Feretts (+ Champlain) Revolution + Labrador ice sheets came down contemporaneously, not from Revolution first. Lt/Surling Victoria Memorial Museum Ottawa Ont. Parkes, Fortuni & Penn.

Coleman am. Don Valley. Esound hog in Don Valley Arctony, Cervulus borealis? Bison Vrons large bountian man-hiring Deer -2 limbs Can't me Red Deer Edrocoles Mammult Must rdm Maples 2 Extinct possibly 3. The part I old age of Don valley deposits is there being covered by 4 till de- posits with intermediate inter-glacial deposits correlating these till + inter- mediate deposits with those worked out in US, the Don Valley deposits would go back to the Aft indian. More over the Don valley interglacial deposits were deposited in a valley with low gradients while present Don Valley is We become idea of time necessary to form present Don Valley. The former valley is much nearer old age, and is regarded to have taken much more time, enough for Aft indian age, Coleman 9 Don valley Interglacial Deposits Interglacial deposits below Lake level. The Glacial Succession of Alberta Journal of Geology Vol 1 - pp 129-146 Vol II - p. 613, Canadian Ice Age J W Dawson '93

(4) Elvira Wood. New features introduced along medial like arms (biseriate) Cactos and Taleiooriums developed from Cacto- crinos.

Emmons. American Geology, 1855, Among Cephalopoda Melia. Lophus large; ventral shell large; section elliptical, M. cancellatus (n.s.) Shells large; elongated; sides only slightly divergent; siphon large; surface marked by longi- tudinal and transverse striae, giving it a pitted appearance. Lorraine shales. Emmons American Geology 1855 p. 166 P rugosus (n.s.) Volutions about three, larger angulated and the larger part covered with striae, sharply arched upon the wide dorsal, ground band at the curve; both the striae and band are delicately serrated and replaced by a rather distant wavy lines; aperture undetermined. (Rare) Lorraine shales and sandstone. Foraine, Jefferson county, N.Y. Fig. 37 enlarged. Cyclolite (Dentomartlia) filibratus d'Orb. Trenton limestone, Frankfort shales.

Cerrum us, p. 195. S(triplanena) sirmata (G..z.) Fig. 61, This shell = Strph. subcata. New name for sirmata desired. Curcularia lindsonia (M.z.) p.208 Pyramid elongated; sides equal or inegual; transverse furrows meet in the middle of a face at an angle of 130°. The edges of a side diverge at an angle of about 25°. Both the transverse and longitudinal radial striae are stronger than those of the C. Trent merens; there being more than twice as many in the latter as in the species under consideration. Our markings have a general resemblance to the C. Trent merens, excepting that they are much craser and the pupil is much larger. Lorraine shales, Lorraine, Jefferson county. Cabinet of Military College. Fig. 65, enlarged

Communis Receptaculites crinulans (m.2.) This crinid is in the form of thick, flattened ring, studded with circular cells, arranged in regular lines traversing it rather obliquely, so belongs to the marine shells. Fig. 82, enlarged p. 230 calymeria canadii (m.2.) marine shells, 17 p. 236,

spirifer trentemensis, Plate XV Fig. 20 1 3 Same figure as in Text of Berl. J No. Pt. B. "emanus", "Page 235. The spirifer occurs in the upper a gray containing str. Trent on linest me, at Watatams, (Slinter brought forms now referred to lirthis lyons) Same as fig 108 page 396 of Enumm Report on Second district. but limestone watutams Vanne am, Deltopyris egenistrata, (Palaeo) chales) North Ann. Ript, 1840, (19 Woodruffs quarry, S.E. by Rome [illegible] (Part modern)

Minulites) planulata, Craspe grate-acute; posterior dorsal margin oblique, rectilinear, ex- tremity acute, rounded; basal margin regularly arched; sub- acute. Greatly... Purlacki... in major county. Halle Mice, p. 50 Hystricoma) plana, Sulfhyminitial compressed; posterior dorsal margin rectilinear, extremity rounded. I was fortunate enough to obtain two fine casts of the hinge of this bivalve, with the teeth remarkably well represented, occur in a sand- stone of Salin mbr. series, near Rome, Canada Cr. p. 51

Fifth Annual Report, p.52 (Clypeocardites) Argonetic form, Trapezoidal, dorsal and basal margins parallel; anterior edge narrowed, somewhat produced; and margin angulated above, rounded inferiorly; posterior edge oriented nearly direct; posterior margin nearly straight, slightly contracted; posterior margin angu- lated, greatly. New Rome, Canada. cr. tot. NR.C. Clypeocardites urenta, 1 mm. distelliptical; anterior edge notched, acute; posterior margin very obliquely truncated; Trudity.—Same with preceding, p.52/23

P.52 C.(gypsicandites) wrata, Gerv. along; posterior side oval, to posterior dorsal and posterior margin regularly rounded or arched the curve more abrupt where it joins the base; lateral margin slightly contracted ant. only; large margin much elevated. Fidelity.—Palazki, Carnegie, at. No.6. Rome l'veraltics, S.wth of canal, 2mi (Talcott x ) In stucco and 3? {Woodruff } more irregular Rome Canrock x layers of a lighter Canion park' grayish green. = upon a newest part of Salmon basin section, Whitall's quarry near Rome— shale. Triass. diploporcephalus Ponta muto hampton. Hamptn village is 2; shale. generales. Talcott } Canrock } 2 mi S? Rome, Byssorychla calumata clypeandites ale strigiphma alterna Cystohle. Arato. Wordruff = Sandstone, S.wg Rome. No fossils. P.53 C.(gypsicandite) cincta, S utricularis compressed; hinge margin elevat ted; posterior margin obtusely rounded. Fidelity.— Near Rome, Canidia cr., Richmond, Indiana, lct. No. 6. Greabton & Mexicoville, Little River Cienada cr. nw by Square Parks' mill dam thence nne to Country Center by Slipity by curved line to Mexicoville Butterfly P.O. by E&N line to Carnegie 3 miles N.w Mexicoville, on Salmon creek. Red Medina & 1/2th miley N.w at Fulton.

Gray Sandstones and shales of Salmon River, Type localities? Pulaski? 2. Falls in Carrville. Rome, See 2 pages earlier, Frankfort slate, Whitalls quarry near Primors delphinocaphalus Rme, Sandstone shale of Pulaski: Talcott Crustace, =SE y Rome + 1 mi SE Whitalls, Many fossils. Gray sandstone, Woodruff =SW of Talcott & Crustace, 4 mi from Rome, No fossils. Furnishles grindstones. 1838 Lipterna alternata, lived in [illegible] 39 Strophomena " " 40 Strophomenae alternato. " " 41 S-Strophomena " " Strophomena trentaucnsi. Hall p 102, Int river shell = Dalmanella testudi- naria!

Cnrad Amicula demissa p. 242 Fig. 3. New Rome Oneida County, N.Y. [illegible] Atyha calva p. 264 Poriumma andrea in Siluria shale Fig. 21 Cnrad. (29) p. 260, Strphalua maenta, Triangular, larger than wide; slightly winged; inferior valve with the sown for an a disk flattened it towards th true; mddely and concentri- cally but twards th upper value; concentrically wrrkly radii distinct, rather remote with three or four anniate in the mediate lines; two projecting and angular at the middle locality. New Rome, Oneida County, N.Y., This species resembles 3. alt maenta and 3. Del upper and having more two of the central lines larger than the rest, but it is a much flatter and proportionally larger shell.

Osteoid Lingula trent amenas D1268. Glenes Falls, N.Y in Trenton line- Fig. 17 st nr, Lingula curta Carbisle Pa. fig. 12. and Canada C. M. nthcan L. Solde Cammerceras, trent amenas. New Middle- vil, Berkshire county, New York, [illegible] when off dir genally

Plumstomawa hiley Conrad, P>271 Not a conical type. Richmond Indian Fig.10, in triassic age of the rocks of Sal- mon river series, New York, Trachites plamotiformis, Near Smiraby, Weber Canada, in Salmon River Drift detrite. In a breckia, Olvidadnaya ni see Fossils described by Chaud from Mineral Pt. Missouri. Certus divergens pervita tricenaria bellangra integata. gathophyllum Perpendmm, Strophomena deflecta recta. Leptaena znnivalis Conrad - species according to Hale. Artus striatula (Conrad Mss.) According to Hall, Emmons gives an illustration of this form on page 394, Pet 105, Fig.3, of Pt & D, Bed No New Yrk, 1842, but Emmons uses the term Artus to be din aria, here, Five strice Narrow form. Artus leptacensides, Emmons 200/07 Fig.1 Page 396, Bed J NO. Pt & D, striae in bundles,

Washingtonville. N.W part of Oswego Co. Deer and Little Sandy creeks, at On Little Sandy creek = Washingtonville above village (sericea =) Spathelmene semiravida (testudimaria =) Orthis testace Raphinegmina alternata, = (Trent menais Hall) Emmons 1842. f'g. 3, Emmmons 1842 p. 395 (est 375) Characteristic Trent in limestone. Corresponds to f'gs la fl. 31 y Hall but is larger. outline set 106 f'g 3. p, 395 Gyrodema font stri ctum f'gures among Utica fossils because associated with Triarthrus, Emmons, Serl NY, Pt I, p. 379 set 110; Figs 4, Single recta latera lab; Utica fossils. Jeffrym Co. Rep't Triarthrus fectus Triculates aculeata, extremely common in mediatory tilar in mineshales or in upper party Utica slate. Tniculites font striata with corn found in different. Ortula moneta = Mohawk valley Single recta latera, associated with Triarthrus. Triarthrus occurs with all fossils listed above according to Emmons. Marsilypsis lata (Chaud) Emmans, 1842 p. 395 f'g 5; Very abundant at Waterston, ni Mack, irregular ridged lime stone. figure 6 a fl. 35 y Hall presents f'gure same sized shape as Emmons f'gure. = (masna) Chaud, Emmons Pt II, b'dl J NO; 112 4 p 403,

14 R, 119 Hefidridi’s aus c’ncinviati euss. 1191-1 Nemi’yzets stibalis, 14R, 1190 - α, yichenresians erterpinnis, 679-2 Tr. D''fucnne quadrata 1121 4Ry’nges rectolateralis 1120-1 Phlridjps antinuceta. 707-1 Tr Olychutema microscen. Ft. C, 442, syntrophie Lateralis 1124-3, Ambrydycha carmat, yike Artamr. NO, 11247/1 Aesicophilus Palaeolobus. 747-2 gyrdesme pontiuation 947-2 5 Minus tyhe y’laine Mirtilipsis curta, 3 Camarella c’saulus. Tr, 696, Cyclopsia hDulcata.Tr. 7/3-1 Hhutella autjnjata(32c-1) 1342-1/ Parastrophie hemiphlicata,Tr. 710-1 Partzygga exigna. Lemi C, 714 tayje. Motut nnm, syntrophulateralis (FtCassim, 442 Mirnilipsi alomesta. Mirnilipsis futa. 736-2 Palastel 736/4 Mirnilipso mird"rlamb Palache1130 Mirnilipsi phladjymin, 1365 Cithrdeema paralleli 1134-1, 2 Dulachis formo. Dellimnya julechella. 1049 Motut nnm. ulica. (Gyrdesme plana) Byza myclia carinata, 928-2

Carinaceros patelliformis, 780-3 Pulcherr. Cyeloceras porcarinum, 752 varicinos, 1380-1 Fusizipira Terebriformis, 967-3 Monchieria bellricinita, 768-2, like. Dergers Grop. Haliopca. Erythrospira attenuata. 1136-3 Pleuroceras antecurva. 757-11 Camularia granulos 789 granulata 791 papillata 790 triens quernus 788 Cameroceras tenxarene. 815 Cystricera, lamellorum, 823 hallanum ? Endocerces subcentrale 603 longicerum multitubulation Gymnoceras retis-septum 1141-1 trilineatum 808-9. With ocera lamellorum 1142 Cralliforme 1065 1065-2 Cindicharites flexura, 831 *Dortilus gigas, Humerartios delphin- ephalus (Omnium Green) Atrypa recurvistra 705-3 Leptalena tenuistriata. 698-6 Lingula obtusa 678 Terebratites planoriformis, 1144, -2 Proetus nudelotistius. 842-2 Camularia granulos somewhat like 7t inverted: Two faces shown in fig 7a. Transverse lines not tint at middle but there is a faint median line. Camularia papillata practically as in fig 6 b, Cam face except part on right ? Strongest grove homoverse series meeting at obtuse angle in middle,

Anomalocaris in cunis has large arm segments & large arms. Cyrtaster, any species has arms more narrow and nearly equal width to rig end or enlarging slightly toward end. The inter spaces are wider in emergence and this is verticle especially in the angles between the arms, and in this anal interbrachial space. Hemicystites stellatus has interradial spaces very small. Arms being elliptical oblong... Type examined. Clenapleurus planulatus Palaeke: Large greater con vexity at both ends known, clavicle not sharpmore, slender slightly forward end. Not depressing surface of carcti confirmed with Dorsal & ventral cl forms. Gyrdrdema pristitatum 747-2 Palaeke: Specimen marked as type came from sandstone rock with black and white Apparently with 4 simple flications followed by fine indistinct lines of striae. Not properly cleaned at least. Requires republishing. Mrdi'tpsii zurdilans Not type Palaeke: Strong appressed tentacle. 1130-1 Mrd'dlpsii zurdilans' West Durbia, Ferns in 195 = Phyllo'ngus Clenidiphrus planulatus 1926-7d Note much more vertical clavicle. Ferns in. 9 & certain steep clavicle Durn? 9 d Form?

Byssocyclus radiatus 928-2. M annual pl 511 Fig 710 Palace: NB Byssocyclus radiatus. Pl. 82, fig 4 f, has 50 plications more certain, Byssocyclus calumnata (Wishmonde) 37 plications. 33 (+3) plications slightly bent dorsal angle Byssocyclus radiatus, 42 radiation on fig 4 f, + about 6. Tellina ruga pulchella. Pl. 82, fig. metamorphic late Watford NB, 12 cd. Yedraea termitrata Watford. Omnucleus 698-4. Lingula rectolateralis: Pl. 79, fig 1a, Marine NB. Probably same species as quadrata, and in a rounded Radiating striae visible though smaller far to right + left of middle portion, Apparently with strong middle septum and caries from concrete laterals the first future from the centrals but these if not appear to have been care in the very thin shell. Ophiclops multiradiatus. Degree of truncation variable even in specimen on same slab as type Pl. 79, fig 7. Squadrata parallela Marine marks distinguished. Has relative length length suggested it is same except that lower posterior part at least is prolonged.

Orthoceras parallelum Rome, Mammal, pl.511. Fig.712, May be same thing as my Large Cymatostata, and as parallelum of Hall if several folds + small mid ridge are due to crushing, shows tendency toward rhythmic folds. Pl. 82 fig. 74, parallelum is a much better specimen than a figure suggests - Cymatostata marked vertically as so to be more convinicing. Palaezoic, Mordidysus aurantius Pl. 82 fig. 3 c. (Bradman) Like any Cummings from Channel, no sharp midline ridge; Mordidysus curtus, Girty. pl. 81 fig. 4, Dactyrodonta like those I collected. No natural ridge. (45) Mordidysus curtus, pl. 82 fig. 2 a Girvine = Small Oterinea dermis fairly well. at any rate it looks like Oterinea to me at break slices and as much of structure as one left. And then to make the striae go obliquely forward as well as upward, and return to central ridge they go vertically upward. Diphyspira athreniata. sharp, angularity relations but no detail in fig 2 a, pl. 83. I think fairly. Olenus music (Clothospira) outcrop pl. 83 fig. 3 d = genuine. fig 3 c with inferior angula tilt with slight bend on the inside of greatest lateral extension of shell = partially genuine but needed to watch. Notice angulation half way down inner slope of last whorl, Camarospora petelloformis good like mine with median angularity trim. Palaezoic, Byssinoclae. Mordidysus Mordidysus H-Mantma dalmadella Sphydromines

(47) Spirifer attenuata Hall. specific family indicated in figure 2a, pl. 83. Striae tend back as to form long V sinus as it draws 2c, but ridge here is anvilate with 2 narrow lateral striae, My specimens locked up 2nd were from N 2nd shelf down. Lophospira abbreviata Ullrich, Vol. III, Wmms. Byssonychia carinata cymatostata Iachyrdnta unimvrides Ullrich, Ullr's Vol VII Hemicystites Hall Vol 24, State Cat Dept. Glacial striae reported from Dayton by Drake in 1838. Beaverton quarries. Leverett. Yellow till - 5-10 ft., mean Brown gravel - 2 and form 5. Till [illegible] 20ft, [illegible] Dayton River, Leverett. Capping of tree thickly set with boulders, Maine gravel. Well penetrative drift 247 ft. First & Furlly St. Dayton, My tree, Beaverton striae S 27 E. [illegible] Valley from [illegible] southward. Leverett. Journal of Biology, Vol No 2 David Anne Rept Charadrius, S.G.S. Over area of Late Misc mem. 334-335,

(49) Outa wembug Late Wreem = Bluffs at Dayton, Smith co Franklin & S of Leonard mn, Middle wreaue. Large Amelia West Charlestown, 5 to find above Dayton, 3 mi N of Leonard mn Eastm, New Paris glacial Man Yull, R S. Central Asia, 1) Heidelberg, Sando & Main river, trib, of Neckar, 1907, 6 mi SE of Heidelberg, 69 ft down, jaw; along with straight traced elephant + extinct rhin- cerces. primitive horse, crude first implements. Neanderthal 1856, skull up per part, upper arm + thigh arms shoulder blade, + collar bone. Nt far from Dusseldorf, in cavern, First advent in 3rd glacial period, succeeding to following interglacial periods similar skeletal remains within Mauer man + Helm designation detro's. 2) Franklin. Near Mountford (Penigrid) In third interglacial epoch, Belongs to Reindeer type human. Diames England brings to 2 time type. Sminaldi man, near Mantua, megrid traits, Aurignacian times. 1) No claim prominence as in man, but teeth as in man, 2) Implements crude + rapidity, Short of stature, powerful must have walked with knee at knees, very depressed stubble with strong brow ridges. No claim for prominence, Rhinoerces more with cave bear, 3. Cunt temporary with 2 More perfect weight. Palaeo-lithic implements; 3rd inter- glacial period = Aurignacian Remarkably long skull; Reindeer and man, Burges ancestor, 175 feet below top of gravel of Oh nnes valley.

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1 Jerseyan Nebraska Alleghany a ftani an Büring Büring Mindell 2 Triassian Mündell Yarmanitl Wendelbittskank. Mündell Perio Montanian Chiclean 3 Ellenman Riss Samsam elegans primigenius Riss-Miisen Missouri Wiism Solution Magdal Neul. 1136-1, 53 Lophospira abbreviata Hall, pl83, fig 29 Size & apical angle about as in L. mediatis. Striae forming similar strong reentrant angle No carina in upper slope. No Carina or low slope ? fact whetl. Peripheral band apparently trilinea- te in type fig 2 a here the middle line is rather acute } and is nearer the upper bordering line of the band, than near the lower bordering line. Periph band not prominent In a second specimen in the same slot which may belong to a distinct species, the band is distinctly trilineate ; in this the middle line scarcely more prominent than the other 2, the intermediate spaces concave. Peripheral end rounded as in L. linita = Tentaculites Second Oulaski is solid blue & with Cyathia striata Dalmannii Calyptrena Ogygomachis Orthoceras with transverse striae + Arniitoma gracilis 1 a according to Cribl, but of Mr. Hall's figures are rather getting wonny since the lower spiral angle The specimen does not terminate anywhere near the tip.

Ripnezyrina minuta. 697-17 Fig 2a Yrks more like Romie Rock but i marked Pulerker. Do not me w/mildy proliferus. Fig 2f,* is mildy profusl arch y Pulceteri igte T hut cardanal anglo are two extended, Murchison gracilis Fig,la from a Village byta y ark. Dichyrodonta minoroides Ex cellent interior. 1136-2, Minor Cr. drift builder, Archinaella jentiliforms Mr drifpes's moditlans? Abalnycelm slight ccrsses obmude S almanilla. Stratum Ductalites Morddypeos' curta Wall, pl.81, Fig 4, Brinchy = Dichyrodonta minoroides brinchi like Falls rock. Mr drifpes's curta Hall, pl 82 p/329 =small degenisn in Blackarch, Like frome village Gymatmsta parallel. Fig grahed rock Mr Rthn fossils, pl 82 py 7c, Pulerker. Gymatmsta parallela Fig 2 to k, 83, Ymust me frotilferms weatherly therm + sandy Pulerker Mr drifpes's auriant vide, pl 82 p/3C. Rodme ca? Black arch = any limeany a chalky abmal in rock alot. Morddrypeos' fata, pl.82, Fig 4a, Pulerker! Dori piece but no Rthm fossils - like stuff form stream from bridge Hyphrignia abbreviat a, pl 83, fig, 2d, Mr rock valley, perhaps a different species with more acute apical angle Morddrypeos' moditlans: 'pl, 81-15, Pulerker' Sandy Limestone pl 81-1d. Sandy limestone,

Hemiceras stellato, pl. 6, Fig. 5, 24th Ray Circumoral: Arms elliptical ridgy, My specimens is much more so in Fig 1 or 2 immejlate but have intrachrial plate. Pentagonal forms accentuated in Waldo chmzy. Hemiceras dyesi? & cotyloformis types, Can not tell much about very plates, Byssocebus praecursa, 36 placations visible total probably copalled 42, 1024-1 Polaster 32 publications in pl. 80, 5 ab. C W mtna: praecura justy present, 1024-2 Type Siding Lake Ontarw Miradigress Miradidomjtruncatus type confirmed with black figures. pl. 81, Fig 3 at, Fig perr. Much more like Wabche figures. Miradigress terminalis pl. 33*=type Cm b, by. 5 a, b, may line not black. been a Rhytmya mirablebrngar -pl. 81, Fig. 5 ab, black. May have been different genus Orthidermia? Orthyceras lamellssum pl. 56, fig 2 d, Palaecki, in limestone, type. No surface structure shown. Orthyceras asquid terminus possibly something as Lamellosum. Orthyceras cretinjeftion, pl. 57, fig 2 b limestone, Palaecki: Vertical Striae as figured on partly exfoliated shell, Original surface not known. Five Zygophthalms of distinctly trilinear type with angulation as is pirata but no upper Carina, and a trace of a lower one very much lower than L. pirata. Probably pleats to present relation have. Spire looks steep because the upper slope is flatter owing to absence of upper Carina. Orthyceras celtroception pl. 87, fig 2 a, Palaecki: One of very faint vertical striae in interior of exfoliated shell, Surface unknown. Orthyceros Retroseptum pl. 86, fig 2 a When end crushed. Surface transversely oriented. Exfoliated interior with faint vertical lines as in retroception. Chambers shorter & numerously enlarging than in Lamellosum type fig 2 d,

Orthoceras cretaceptum pl.87 fig 2a Calucera Cerrucena type. pl 87-2a traces of transverse surface striae pl 86-1d, small form Partially same species as pl 87-2a > Mordilopsis fata. pl.35 fig 6 top, is cleaned up and looks like 6a, stronger curves around suture like Cylcerma, and permanent at break. Cyclomema percarinatum is more distinctly pyramidal. =type. Murchisoni? tellicincta = more rapid spire than Rogers Group. >Mordilopsis fata in the looks like >Graini form but has suture more radial, Cannularia 4th form, x 2 faces, type Zygophora recurvistris = our type but varrion Orthoceras aeguale. >Rhytistnyja 1130-1 mm. from as Mordilopsis mordeliana? >Patrzyga Cyclophora, Camarella Zygophora Murchisona tellicincta of Rogers Group type but larger apical angle. Cannularia granulata, Orthoceras contracta A + Wh. Artinista contracta Hall. pl.82 fig 8 top Cinchmatis. Ref these 86 shows strong sharp winding Cymatinita lyre, way up to break. These sharp wrinkles of 8a are nearly obsolete, or at least are very weak. Nearest to C. contracta of which except in size, unless it is a true Orthoceras, would it resembles mine in form. Posterior outline agreements conjectural in Hall 37321

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Cyclomena varie numm lyth. = made some reverse even in rotations of smaller size. Perseesee, finds the floor & numbers Cystreias Cannellvarus billanum Crassly very lines but down at back, about as crasse as i'l fig 26. enlarge'd in detail. Raphidogena alternata pl31-1a, Bry L full of fossils with Dohn tests & mava cc, and a few Danish Median striatum string up to my head, 697-2, watertown, N.Y, Chandron granulata. Exceedingly fine transverse striae, Two faces, with median tiny depression + fine longitudinal lines, + Schyrosaw fritzani same slab + a second specimen of Granularia granulata in same side of slab, due 2 sides. Very thin shell mottled rock. Granular trentmanni practically no trace of granulae on trans- verse ridges, but my strong energy- double ridge between two arene ribs. 63 Cannarella cernulosa. No radial striae. One valves subequally convex. Cyclomysa bisulcata, ventralisimus In radial valve with medial ridge bridged by 2 lateral folds, one in each side, narrow Oravzyga exigua, Type of no radial markings of any kind, One specimen with weak lobed marking on the side, but even I explorate shell. Can not this be zyg, recurri- natha fourth explorated? Murelurina Sillicinota is a Harmstrong. Rogers Sep form ? Endrceas subcentrale. Ol. 17 fig 4, Type of genus. Specimen figured upside down and cut the middle half figured, both upper and lower parts muddled &t is a made up figure, it shows two ends zipflesheet as no drawing, Specimen shows wonderfully sheetso as no any drawing at first turn.

Endoceras subtruncata Stage Orchest & Plays 11488 - # 10.46 w/ film, 11492 - 2.00 extra films, Manhattan Elect Supply Co. J & Woodland Rochester Mechanics Institute Course in Science for Girls, U.S. Nat. Mus., Cat. J separates. 65 ectenocrinus narrow + new Animalocrinus new Telemphorus Ulrich Lancaster Bather Lingula of oate form Ulrich Mordvopsis concentrica numl shorter Cerdodesma contracta Hall (=Constricta) Mordvopsis litus nalis (=ani del brinck) Sphyroclite mm mm de. Sphenopora abbreviata (linata Wh.) Byssomyelue forae curse Ulrich fig. 42 42 plicatum v. Ulrich byke, Rhytmrya sehana Mordvopsis ulnae is quite strong and only curve with no well marked internal ridge

Orthodoma contracta may be Rhytmmy. wrickletrypki, 40592 of Nat Mus. Exhibition Cases has one specimen with Myope fields quite distinct in tip and not in ant. end diff. Going down right arm limit, 2th right gest that terminals might be a wickle trypki and this is from the fact terminals appears more compressed at base. Animalvrisio cap myforms a small larger species with arm segment just as small constricking at middle. Since this speci- mens have distinctly shorter arm segments, short in arm their widths. Unlike thus have larger arm segments. In the first the calyx is larger, in the second smaller, in the first there is little constricking arm plates, In the second there is very but not so much as any specimens. Ectenocinns simplex = very small me. New-bergi beds. M & didypers fala. New-bergi beds. Agmatistria recta. might be parallela, Jamesonides, Osslercucha mivalis: James has might be Smading Caucade Mrs. Amemmya neglecta Meek, Newbery: beds might be clearly from Rather short joint arm limbs [illegible] Edw. {Jameson Newberry? beds Mac Millan & Co, Paleontology of Bittel, 1913, Orthodesma cancelliculatum Meek. Richmond, Waynesville. This looks like Ambition form, and does not my my Burgess Sup Mrs. Lingula crenasi perhaps is a Riche- mond ( Majorisketa) from, in which Collection from Clements Dyna. I sect. but name seems Still not Clarke but nearly Hurish, Lingula wharf field: less my Burgess &ap part from the same species forms are rather long of types line was short, and no elliptic others

Lingula portai, my name my Spanish friend Mr. Middleworth says Lingula ddeni, Foramin Gex, 2, Byzernychia carinata, Goldfus, plate 119, fig. 8. replication to natural size and exactly 5 mm in anterior face; veined dia- gonally from front to show flexures. Anterior face. Ripulations decidedly to form radiate super arpa pare cura, Pterinea testa ovata ventricosa obliqua antice abrupta profusa de clivi, margine cardinali brevis, ala postica truncata, Costis radiantibus regularibus his convexis, suturis trilateralibus plano-concavis. Accurite in Britannia America septentrionali et Provincias maritimae, vel. B., Steinkerne dieser Art kommen bei Lemist am in Canada - Country und im Bergischen in der Braunwache vor. Sie sind spitzförmig, vorn hochgewölbt und steil abge schnitten, nach hinten abschliessend, an den kurzen stumpfen beiden Flügeln sitzend. Die kurze Schlosslinie macht mit der Achse einen spitzigen Winkel, und von Winkel strahlen starke, convexe Rippen aus, welche nach hinten allmählich schmäler werden. Ihre Zwischenräume sind eben so breit und flach-convex. Bei einem Exemplare sieht man vor dem Winkel zwei leistenförmige Zähne und bei einem andern nur Spuren zahlreicher concen- trischer Streifen deutlich. Pterinea wecker, sind forme to Binnole. Decatise in zwbrog, Adam + Chas Blake, Pt III. Echinus dennis Bathra, Brentano, in Fostreet. Washington. Bark dale.

"Talmaster Springs Bk" with risk in Cylindropsis Bk. circular "Dexter, Ct. area" Eutyp-Interpret - Northern. Walden shale = Gulf of Mexico Architeture. Late Clinton Richatm. Cone of Mexico. middle Clinton Atlantic. Inner Clinton Atlantic. Late upper Medina Rhinopora chalybea. Olier { Richmond { Mc William Pulaski equivalent "Sutgate & Gulf of Mexico" Occurring { West deposits Typical Wica - Atlantic { East deposits Tings Wica Early Martensky } Maysville from and hill Ellis Bay formation resembles by which as first ? Anticosti group = upper Medina. = Silurian. Ordovician of Lapworth (1879) { from Glanmorvy { all between as indicated { from Men's Ordovician of Murch from Glanmorvy Glanmervs & Glanivirs St Peter Lower Glanmorvy Bala upper - Brypa unicta Bala middle, Appalachian Black River. Bala lower = Upper Craigyan? Blount? In known part of Oswego sandstone Whitecarria corrugata Orthoderma macrum Orygrodinte mssarvrdla, found at Conception bay in Bellevue. Drom Ellen. Dne of Pulaski falls w/ between top of Eden and base of Maysville at Cincinnati. Fahnest may be recognized as far east as Toronto,

No Margville & Richmrd Canada-Bala = { Feden Mhankelion Base y Greenlandors, not older than Medi nafluria Probably younger than Conm or Richmond half. Margville + great part of Rich- mund absent in St Bartsis, Barkerville < Whrk < Richm rd, Hartfell Surviving Cordocalan genera found also in Richmnd Beyssmy chre cyri ocerum Medi nrdon Ormphrenas Independent+ Whitlile Cytrdenta Dithrdsma Cymatnstr Philrcmcha Try Haldian Welinella Pneanae Salpurnatura Cylindema Characteristics Richminid Stroptelasma rusticum Columnari vacce Pistaria with undenari Tetradiium minimus (Med, nd) Beatrices in dulata Phenortyphie gradute Phyechtheuma cypos Rh. pulianellara a mutt or fomm as aler

S 1 Millers bay, Smooth beach/road above Colmarina wa & origin about 3 miles S of Millers bay, South I overhad bridge across RR about 300 ft. rather low in cut or that standing in ditch on side of RR track the fossils are below eye level = in soft clay. Staff above Colmarina and below a limestone layer which juts f out into the cut; at New Forest, 3 mi dry Paris, Colmarina (few) and Star mat reaum (abundant) seen in a unspoilt mat rial apparently coming from big RR cut immediately My sta- tion. In first cut S of station at New Forest, (= 1/2 mi), Allmychita flanaganensis is common a few ft above RR level, My all stations = 1 mi's of New Forest + 1/2 mi's of Myall is the quarry with supposed Sabrosa = fine grained with wavy laminae - No fossils. This quarry is E of Paris like; let me bike + RR about In my Paris, One under- say granular limestone has very few fossils until level about 20 or 30 ft lower, reached where Ptychodus in reference becomes common. Triplocarina greek

Trimulens concentricus, St Bernard Mountains, Co Chambly, Que, J.A. Dresser, 1905. Sta. 9. This agrees with the leading lobe block of Twin Mts. Margin 2 rows with fist in front of me another and lowered into a shallower common valley depression. Two additional rows in front of middle lobe. A fifth row begins in front of lateral lobe, and a sixth row begins at way lateral lobes Cryptolithus tessellatus, used by Can- ad, 1838 Ann Rept II, dated Feb 3, 1838. Oterinea un-didaris,- Shell orate along; compressed; surface with coarse concentric lines, obsolete on the anterior side; pos terior extremity obliquely truncated Length nearly 3 inches. Greatly Pulverki, Neregrave county, with the preceding, Cryptites ornatus.- shell with transverse rounded ribs and fine striae; periphery acutely carinated. Length, 1 inch. Locality, Washingtonville, Orange County, 5. Olive candle me and date, cut through by Salmon river in Orange county, Cancellaria quadrangularata, Sower, Cryptites ornatus, Clamex 1838 Oterinea carinata, G (oldman) planulata, Clamad 1841 phyladis, CClamad 1838 un-didaris, CClamad 1838 Septena planulata, CClamad Dethryis striatula, G(Oldman)lown strata. (Carpel) Preston

1838 Conrad, 6. Delthyris stratulata (Blydfus pectinoides C[onrad) Leptanor alternato, C(ovad seminvalis, C(onrad Cryptolithus tessellatus, Green, 1839. Conrard III From Refet Cryptolithus tessellatus, 3. Selmu viva 2andstone, (olive) Pterinena carinata, Gold. P. jel annulata P. ur radiolaris Cystites ornatus, 2. Orient m limestone and slate includes also the utica with Cryptolithus + Tri'nculus Use Tæniaster n ractus, see vol 1y Aln journal, 1840 Conrad IV Refet Arm, Cryptolithus tessellatus, Green, (Tri'nucleus canataci, Wood) Does not accept Tri'nculus therefore. Salma viva 2andstone and shales. 411 Arch Street, p. 67 58. 55,

basanite 1) Chipped pebble of black chert found by Dr C L Metz, Oct, 1885 at Madisonville over gravel & ft from surface under clay, his two excavations, 2) Another found by Metz at Loveland. Madisonville & nearby limestone just below gravel surface, under & very close. 3) Jadeite from a core from Loveland, 7 in. diam; 30 ft below the surface, Depths of Ocean John Murray, Macmillan, 1912; Vol VII No 2 contains not fossils. Wind direction once a minute, {Sunshine & rain fall Wind velocity} Barograph, 81 30 29 28 Rain gauge Snow gauge.

30 ft shaped grand pits Concentric jumbles at 15 ft down, See numbers above & below, 2mty, Ludden Ridge: Terminates on high handle NW of shaped. NW of handle & forks of road is a hollow Also deep hollow at edge of C, embank NW of hollow is another high ridge followed by Indian earthwork. NW of first ridge is another hollow watching it. Sandy country. Also hollow in high land further NW of this is high ridge with 3 (Calvary monuments) 65 120 ft SW of Calvary is 22 beginning of Indian ridge 130 following edge of woods, 12 W thlby's 10) 1430 and then cutting woods. 120 ft earth with 3 ft high. Calvary ridge terminates northwards at 9 o'clock in a NW country farmyard. Remarkably fine example of building coarse jumbles at edge of Calvary's in the ridge. 8 ft sector, West of Calvary ridge is valley West of valley is grand or ridge. West is shallow hollow. Then another ridge at edge of woods N & S. At angle of edge of woods! [illegible] West is deep hollow West is another side West is hollow West is another ridge with and a L side of fort.

Washed gravel & sand Co. Building & roadway. 185 ft top of ridge at edge of same pit 76 ft coarse sands at top, clay zone way up, medium, with a thin glacial alternating for the gravels or sands and gravels 57-62 muck till + some gravel. 52-57 very coarse rounded sand 50-52 - fine sand. 40-50 gravel + till in layers. 40 ft, pit railroad 22-25 ft, the clay glacial. 22 ft natural. O Cancel. Bonne Brick Co. Gravel pit at B'water St., course pebbles. Common inj gen 20-25 ft; some only 2 ft long. Many 1 foot long. Gravel connected to one glacialate at S end. 55 ft height of gravel pit.

ax from grand jost Ruttering Shells, E side. my crane and 4-6 ft tilim went large pebbles about 8-9 inches, a few more than 12x Seeds from grand jost None of grand my cranes, Fine sands interded below Lower part of pits. Pit side till at 19-20 ft m E side of pit. Pit side wires to 22x ft above used a North cast part of pit, sizes to 26 ft on briding pit. Till meander minded with sand. Very large lens, only 1-2 ft thick. 65 ft = angle top of bit. NEYS R till deposit back of old cement works 3 y Tacoma st. Till deposit 2-4 ft mace which grand + sand deposits mired sand lenses, phase interded. Till its seems to 15 ft a short distance NW and incidents was placed as against a wall of grand + sand in a local thist. glacial till 1-4 ft thick, over sand + grand directly N by Continuation of Carlisle about 1 square mile my own. Cresgliton Ave Till from Newport mace, and now dark at top, as though former a hole about 12 inches thick we laid 4-12 in dry fine sand white clay with out pebbles, directly N of St Anthrny church R R to Carlisle + Tacoma st. about 1/2 y Tacoma pulled at a divide, right way. Since one is school is 5 ft above line of tide at least 2y yards. R Till clayplain washed, thin layers in sand.

planted against SE wall of [illegible], N 1/2 Lake St, & N 1/2g W Purdue Ave. (Met street meetg Arlen Ave.) School about 20g E by turn of Wynny St can line, at Arln, Many large replacement builders S 1/2 right street and home st. 4 Loraine Ave - Dayton street area. Large Miller & Philips home. Dover St, school close st's Large Huffman hill builder, Lambert builder, Cin. G. R. L. expense,

Hills Dales Next bridge Si 11ft above A. A bridge 855ft NE of D lower for Pozzolo, Portarene prefabricata .X X C X 13 1/2 ft interval X Str. per camera rilevata c X X c sul cat. cc -xc -x c c -x mme Dimenticato e sgradite c x x Schietta abbatte x Nuova piura centi inata c x x Siciliana maritima x x Rifine grime flat x X -X Base = 841 1/2 ft USGS, Base of all experiences about 831 USGS. 9.30 860 70 up to line of Bridge 11ft above A Rich. Richi. typical from 11ft up to 16 1/2 ft above A, stream above it, but curved in the distance from 16 1/2 to 18 3/4 ft above A Portarene Athena Byssus collected = 875ft USGS From 18 3/4 to 20 1/2 level at stream, but it is not above the stream, stream of a little distance covered,

Schupp, 901 > 876 > 843 USGS > R > 32 ft Corner Lehman + Cin. D Max End of Main St. 811 > 850 = lb. & express w/ in. Bl. Cemax 25 ft above R - Oxtana perillata. - Plot. aquilareto - Am. antigradiate - Ref. Lye plot. - Steph. vetusta, - Steph. delicata, - Nebulilla sublimus. - Stigidaama onale - Stigidaama rusticum, Dags 44 ft 3.2 ft 76 Schunn + Brunt (Rakun) 836 & 592 Schann + Markt & Cut 804

Hopper Klee Court, Layman Ave. West. Phinocchio school Elect andwite, cc. 52½ ft up to Elect andwites. Herbstella w/ calleta by 45+740=785 VS & S. + 45 ft up to Horis egde. 33 ft up = Leptance cc. Blhy, put multha. 28½ ft up = top of second grand & plane 16½ to 17½ = all 4 ½ thine just telling neglects. (55)14½ ft up to 19½ ft up = Str. neglects Str. autana cc. Strept. dispar dan Dal, j'ingra fem. 035 168 767 168 110 58 ydts Marsus road, Ph. 247 VS & S. SW school Str. retorta. Print area populated, Strept, met cm 15½ bilateral Blhy, capax Str, sulcata. Outnut n bridge, 5½ ft. bilateral Will bedded, ay, limes Blhy, capax. 2 ft. Dri, subgradate, Strept elack. 4 ft bilateral 2820 VS & S. 2 ft Strept daria larga cc. 13½ bilateral Will bedded by Strept lanusoma, Strept delonby Blhy capax. Dri, aut-gradate, 33 ft bilateral, jute bedded by 4Mtriy, Elect, common, 950 820 130 950 847 163 8210½ 48 772.5

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Nalcym Hall W.D Wills, 27ft thin Wills bingala = top of exposure of rock in stream immediately to the south of bingula. Strephomena retusta + ancalcata, Phyic flag. Strophomena, Dimout guardict, from eastward down streams, about 22 ft lower down. Rock exposures entire down wards for 8 ft., and the latter are 15 ft. at the river level as per sketch. Immediately S of monthly stream is exposure of sand and gravel about 25 ft. but the summited by 3-5 ft hill, sand + grand clay + good gravel+ to cement 2 cm 25 ft. Northward tip stream toward anglewood, gravel out at the S section as far as bingala will merging part cliff rock hill + next to Chintaslope the talus is very rocky. Boulders 2-4 ft in diameter common near + on surface of till. Further south is a dry hollow extending from later E of bingula (Wills) eastward toward given. Only gravel exposed over any till of course. No rock. Further southwest is another hollow N of which + up wooded the trunk exposes several feet of rocky till. Further S is a fence line & y which are various summer cottages n sheds, S of fence is sandine + further S is a second ravine, with some at the cottages neither with so formers, Further S there are more summer cottages + near shallower ravines without exposures. S of these cottages the whitewater limestone is exposed along the rim edge for about 2 ft above water level but of course in the hill itself it rises higher but is covered over.

at this point the river turns north sharply eastward from its due tangent then south ward, at the 5 and 1/2 small island 22ft above the rim up a jolly cruse by a good graded road is rich experience 10-1/2ft further up side is exposed W of first bridge landing S from White mate about 8ft within the lodge J Shelly Immediately W of this house at first bridge a recent cut expose 11 more feet of White mate with evidence in that neighborhood only about 3-5 ft of till under the ridge after less locally 21ft higher, West of the western fence crossing stream or run followed is another White mate L. expose. One site median territory is full J flat L. slab 3-4 inches thick & 8-10 inches wide. 10ft higher is a wave marked clay with waves, N 30 E., 18 inches from West to east + 2 1/2 inches length 40ft higher is no experience but plenty of an unman talus job, The Seldenham shaly stuff experience. 30 ft with clay Selkham exposed slightly upper 5ft, Clinton, 18ft to pike land very thin pike 18 ft Clinton Bane Selkhan 30ft 40ft Clay Selkhan. Cruscl. talu Wavemarked White mate L. White mate 20 ft 11 ft accurate 15-1/2ft 22 ft White mate L. expose White mate is full expose W of footbridge of cottage Rock exposure Pike expose River Very little till here now rock. At this point the pike makes a strong bend, immediately N of step 16, South of this ravine above exposed in inside gulch is more 5ft J very gravelly till. My cement terminal crust. There is none in little gully NE by cement crust.

a shallow gully south of a former fence line and some S of the next west in estate expenses 3-5 ft of blue clay rocky hill face long north. Further N on same hill side the surface till is very gravelly, SE of this next south an cottage near the river there is an old gravel pit of which the today consists of a very gravelly hill. There may have been washed gravel + sand here but no exposures occur here now. The thickness of the hill + lane Cwm Mined are the rock does not appear to than exceeded 30 ft so far as I can be judged by surface exposures A road lead W to pike. Wendy Cemented - St # 15 Seven pensils: N of Albert Way N 1 print then turn off S. 24 from pike, Spring farm boy is east to stream come + stone E in same directly to river, there's along river to first big gully. White water L is exposed to 22 ft above river. Above this level up the gully is limestone rubble with slate 1 ft wide present. Further S is another gully into L at river and low Limestone evidently from this bluff along the river for considerable distance, Further south is gully N of isolated cottage, 12 ft above river is trace of L exposure. 7 ft higher is nice rock which is refined for 4 ft 13 ft up are large L fragments projecting rock below soil in grey above this and only gravelly hill is seen, L fragments 13 ft 4 ft limestone 7 ft limestone, sylv 12 ft river 792-02 rail ends N of lane N of farm N of farm house isolated. One isolated farm house lies about due E of farm at S end of Chintra cut side = W of pike,

5/1 Holm, 79 806 Longitudinal gravel train 2 feet 11 ft L. Long experiences. 5 1/2 ft eroded (10-15 crumy hill) 16 1/2 ft to print SE of turns of yellowish isolated from house (20-25 ft hill comes too) 2 ft L. sand. 7D ft typical white naturals exps Above Robertella alveata Simplex natures 5 1/2 ft eroded Above Robertella alveata, Strong calcate, Simply retusa 5 1/2 ft experience of Whitewater & Pikes. 7 ft internal. White natural, experiences, good W of pikes 11ft not exposed. 93 60ft trace of clinton exp. 94 22 ft Clinton. 98 5 ft up to S side level. 825 Crumy can pick way thin 7 inches. 835 farm house SE chalk @ Dressed. 95 ft below Clinton's Crossing Further downstream, is by a cliff with no gully. Clinton Railway 2 ft of top sand in Biglands. The most sand along river follows west edge of 1st bottom land. The middle road follows W margin of 2nd bottom, Only traces of this 1st bottom occur on Middle rivers. But 2nd and bottom lands form East margins in Wherne and are typical shapes of glaciated deposits. Directly S and also from house at S only middle road is of ft till over 9 ft of stratified sand & gravel, There is more than sand & gravel below. Probably at least 5 ft same & possibly more than that. Southward for this grand part there is a low kame ridge in askew travelling southward along the west edge of the second bottom. The hill crosses the gravel as far as a wine fence further north with the gravel shown at its surface where one ploughed, then the soil rises 20 ft above 1st bottom. The canal is cross several pits and farm opened in it. The other I demolish SE of a second wire fence, at and on gravel just with numerous fields 8-12 ft wide. The sand & grit is directly W by drained like hill isolated from channel down south. 5 of S end of house the grand con- tinues along 2nd bottom and is widely not covered by till in

"my by my three till as far as farm house in jake SW of isolated farm home S of drumlin hill. The drumlin hill hill is a keen deposit of rare gravel mix pebbles &-2 mi N & SW. The drumlin rises about 40 ft above our hunting game plain. Opposite S end of east at 5 miles (justic) is southernmost summit east edge of wide wing. From the drumlin a line home area stretches N along W side of jake through the woods for several distance yards terminating at N end 20 ft above scene plain with west west wind. This scene area & 2nd within mea extends N along W side of jake as far as isolated farm house at S end of middle N & SW away. Farther N the land rises gradually, I found the National park's mostly glens The Clinton Fall NW National Park [illegible] 3 ft Hard talchum 2 ft Hard Lumps 2 ft wide. Opposite side — 986 USGS 32 ft distance 954 in drifts now war One Clinton is exposed in the National park +5 in the woods, a thin shales of 16- ft Clinton is exposed at dry water fall NW of home, in the road, contact with top J talchum, 0-5 ft J nearly drift probably. Clinton continues S past line along west face of Clinton escarp- ment is shallow divide out of which weathered talchum has been clear as though in soil. Drift evidently thicker, 20th-35 ft below base J Clinton SW of the farm house the top of the Hard talchum, about 60 ft high, the Clinton is exposed. Detachment is common 10 ft above that surface tips at base of study section. Clinton base 52 ft 1-2 ft Hard talchum Clinton escarpment continues S to remains J old falls. Here weathered talchum domes up in gully. Driftly soil is 0-5 ft thick. Clinton 8 ft thick, blackish stone. S 22 E, Clinton escarpment is continuous to end of wooded land, SW of end of esc- arpment NW of farm home, is weathered talchum in felsic field. Drift evidently very thin here & all its way from National park.

S E of woods at S endy clinton scarpment stratum comes common for hard telform, at one level in soil, + I putter up Cardinal Clinton is common but not in site, Further N, in E sidey Clinton escarpment ridge, there is a wire fence at N edge of woods. New land slopes gradually E and then is our clinton outcrop. 8 with J this fence, east J to scarpment ridge, stratum common + Detradition are com mon above Hard telform apper ingly. Drop of land telform divos 4 ft (S15 E) in length of 45 ft. (only by drift (clay or loam) is town, 2-6 ft. N of wire fence, alng W bank of creek E of escarpment ridge, is zone till defrost 20-25 ft wide. This is first till seen E of river with mentionably. This till defrost evidently is quite local since N the clinton slums up, on both sides of creek overjoy telform. New stratum comes in about 9 ft below Clinton. Measured thickness of clinton = 25 ft at N end of station but this does not take into account the southward slope local, if there is error. On E sidey creek + river valley should experience. according to bank level this Clinton by is 60 ft below and comes Church school house. On National John Smith like Dayfa recums at 947 VS GS. and then about 3 ft up, at 921 is top of highest clinton in my 8 ft above clinton woods alng scarpment out ward + + 16 1/2 ft = 24 1/2 ft clinton here. {6 ft (4ft griche) Daztrel + Mergerdely 28 ft Clinton, Quite nearer face of Clinton 6 ft above telform 12 in do hard telform 8 1/2 ft chaffy shelly telform. Pliny is

cliftn gorge. Cedarnille, - 52ft Daylm 4ft To main'n 5ft, To Crossfield. Cascade branch at Yellow Springs Cedarn'le base. 13ft Spring field down to top of flat part back of the Cascade. 2 ft. extra thin bedded slope of Cascade. 8ft West Min'm. West 8 ft. 29 ft. Alternated Niagara shale, Daylm estimated here, Strange gravity near glacial stru S 7 E. W'g Cedarnille. No glaciation nu layer exposed &y. Dy & quartz: 2ft above R R tracks C, 12 ft. Build front cliff m-- regranite ec. C 7ft interval, Fossils c. Edge of quarry at Wakes at end of quay irregular layers. B 3ft 2in. Massive l. breaking up into A 7'2ft very massive crystallal l. And 11 ft water.

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{ "text": "46\n\nTranslatores, qui de lingua Latina in Germanam verterunt, nonnulli sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Gallicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Anglicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Hispanam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Italicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Danicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Svecicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Polonicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Bohemicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Hungaricam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Ruthenicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Lithuanicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Estonicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius.\n7. Petrus Ramus.\n8. Joannes Sturmius.\n9. Jacobus Pontanus.\n10. Johannes Clavus.\n\nItem, qui de lingua Latina in Finnicam verterunt, sunt:\n\n1. Erasmus Roterodamus.\n2. Johannes Reuchlinus.\n3. Conradus Gesnerus.\n4. Hieronymus Emserus.\n5. Albinus Schenckius.\n6. Henricus Canisius [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

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66 67 Jean au fast

68 [illegible] [illegible] 69 [illegible] Berkellia elatiora [illegible]

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74 Calceolaria, H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. Calea (L.) oblongifolia. # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. 75 # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Calceolaria H. obtusangula. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum. Calceolaria H. obtusangula. # Adiantum L. vulgare. trichophyllum.

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"83 "Deus est Adamus et Evanus non deprehenditur nec quidem in facie deus manifestus in "82 Civitas fuit quae habebat civitatem quodammodo aedificium ex lapis."

84 Margaret's birth dates. Triston - are Tris & some Priscilla the next from 2. Maria Magnolia Ridge, Iph. Mary +1705 taken George Daly 85

1 S S E 10 am. Clear. To Bridge, Note direction 86° W North east Rocky Spring then north to spring and get across the brook with a foot path on it, turn to left at a cross road by Mr. C. Lupton's 5 4 E 2 S. East direction over gravel, 100 yards. Note directions between points from S.E. towards, 150 yards. 3 S.S.W. The distance being about 190 yards mark the ground by a stake or stone at each corner, then go back to the first point and measure again. Then taking the compass bearing of the line on which you are standing, turn to the left hand side from the point of the compass, and go forward 450 yards. The direction being S.W. by West, take a stake or stone for this purpose at every 100 yards. 4 S.S.W. Take direction from W.N.W. & 300 yards, then turn to left hand side of the compass and go forward 600 yards. 5 S 28 W confirmation about 175 yards, then turn to right hand side of the compass and go forward 4 feet more south. 6 S 15 W at Conklin's farm on N.W. side & 300 yards. 7 S.S.E. Go along this is W.N.W. with a rough flag for your 250 See them 30 feet distant along the road and what access to it you may find, then go back to the first point, turn to the left hand side of the compass and go forward 450 yards. In two hours from this you will get to a cross road at about 9 o'clock. Turn to right hand side of the compass and go forward 600 yards, then turn to left hand side of the compass and go forward 3 feet 6 inches more. S 15 E 385 W towards settlement on N.W. side about 800 yards. The first point is at the corner with a stake for it.

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