r. C. G. Woodson made
some remarks concerning the plans of the Association and Dr. J. E.
Moorland appealed to the people for their support. Many new members
were added. The Association then adjourned.

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possible, including obsolete and variant spellings and other
inconsistencies. The transcriber made the following changes to the
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1. p. 49, No footnote marker for footnote #45 in original text.
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4. p. 120, Footnote #153, "pp. 263 ff" changed to "pp. 263 ff."
5. p. 130, Footnote #178, "Woolmans'" changed to "Woolman's"
6. p. 186, "kinds of graots" changed to "kinds of groats"
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8. p. 216, Footnote #255, "XXXV, 126" changed to "XXXV, 126."
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10. p. 259, "Like Miss Patterson" changed to "Like Miss Patterson,"
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same footnote marker number in the original text.
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