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6 October 27, 1903 Suspected Variable Found by H.S.L. near "unknown star" of prev. page. Approx. pos. 8^[[h]] 29.5^[[m]] +30° 31.0' (1855) [[strikethrough]] Examination of several plates shows that the suspected variable is not a star but defects in nearly the same position on two plates caused the mistake. The image on Plate I3316 is remarkably similar to a star image. Can it possibly be so? It appears on none of the following plates: I8302 (A star like images appears remarkably close to pos.) I24069 I find it to be a prismatic companion! [[/strikethrough]] 7 [[underlined]]October 27, 1903[[/underlined]] Measures to determine magnitude of comparison stars for Williams Variable, "17, 1902" 18^[[h]] 40^[[m]] 45.1^[[s]] +43° 29.2' [[right margin]] [[image]] l h g m' Var? f n d c e o m k a b [[/right margin]] [[5 columned table]] |Plate I16107|Plate I16107| | | | |---|---|---|---|---| |var |9.1| |a |[[strikethrough]]6[[/strikethrough]]7.5| |b |[[strikethrough]]6[[/strikethrough]]7.7| |c |8.0| |d |8.0| |e |8.3| |f |8.7| |g |8.9| |h |9.2| |k |9.3|I23090|I23090|Images poor |l |9.4|var |9.3| | |m |9.8|a |7.0| | |n |10.0|b |7.4| | |o |10.5|c |8.0| | |(var?) |9.7| |m'|9.6|d |8.2| | | | |e |8.4| | | | |f |[[strikethrough]]9.0[[/strikethrough]]8.8| | | | |g |9.0| | | | |h |9.2| | | | |k |9.5| | | | |l |9.6| | | | |m |9.9| | | | |n |10.1| | | | |o |10.5| | | | |var? |9.9| | | | |m'|9.9| |
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image = Star chart