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[[preprinted]] 27 [[/preprinted]]  
June 24, 1903.  
R U Librae  

AC3662  
[[table]]  
|   |   |   |  
|---|---|---|  
|9.52|d1 [[underlined]] N [[/underlined]]|[[underlined]] 9.62 [[/underlined]]|  
[[/table]]  

AM1035  
[[table]]  
|   |   |   |  
|---|---|---|  
|9.82|e 2 [[underlined]] N [[/underlined]]|[[underlined]] 10.02 [[/underlined]]|  
[[/table]]  

AM1165  
Pl. lost  

AM480[[strikethrough]]761[[/strikethrough]] 
Too near edge of pl. 

AM407  
[[table]]  
|   |   |   | 
|---|---|---| 
|10.12|f 2 [[underlined]] N [[/underlined]]|10.32|  
[[/table]]  

AM462  
Too near edge of pl. 

AM172  
[[table]]  
|   |   |   |  
|---|---|---|  
|8.30|a 3 [[underlined]] N [[/underlined]]|[[underlined]] 8.60 [[/underlined]]|  
[[/table]]  

AM795
[[table]]  
|   |   |   |   |  
|---|---|---|---| 
|8.30|a 3 v|8.60 8.50 = 8.55|05 [[underlined]] 05 [[/underlined]]|  
|8.50|v 3 b|8.80|   | 
[[/table]]  

AM 857  
Class C.  

AM 1292  
Class C

Transcription Notes:
---------- Reopened for Editing 2025-05-15 12:21:27 Removed check marks ---------- A little bit of a trick when you can't figure out one of the variables in the sequence. For instance: a 1 v v 3 b - Do you notice the top starts with "a", and the bottom ends with "b". in sequence. f 1 v v 3 g - you would know that is a "g" and not a "q" because they are in sequence. If you can't figure out if it is an e or a c, think about sequence. Or an e or an l. Look at the sequence. NEVER A NUMBER IN THE 1st or 3rd place. NEVER A VARIABLE IN THE MIDDLE. So use only "0" (zero) in the middle and "o" (letter o) as the variable. ---------- Reopened for Editing 2025-05-16 07:53:28