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Earl Ysta Te Records Project The Library of Congress’ EARL YSTA TE RECORDS PROJECT converted from the original microfilm held by the Vincent C. Immel Law Library, Saint Louis University through the generous support of the following institutions University of Chicago, D’Angelo Law Library Columbia University, Arthur W. Diamond Law Library Cornell University, Law Library Law Library of Congress University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kathrine R. Everett Law Library St. John’s University, Rittenberg Law Library University of South Carolina, Coleman Karesh Law Library Stanford University, Robert Crown Law Library State University of New York at Buffalo, Charles B. Sears Law Library Yale University, Lillian Goldman Law Library And a shared contribution by libraries at the following Florida institutions: University of Florida University of Miami University of South Florida Florida State University University of West Florida Florida A&M University Florida Gulf Coast University University of Central Florida University of North Florida Rollins College Northwest Florida State College Florida Polytechnic University This document contains handwritten text that may be partially illegible due to age, penmanship, or deterioration of the medium. LLMC has scanned the material in the same format and page order in which it is maintained in the source document taken from the collection "Records of the States of the United States of America, a microfilm compilation.” U , * ! cc£/ivbid(m ffct Cmu\CuL a CCVm (broiA- (^evloucxj^^fc. '/<? . 07$ lOu rtMAmh X-<&r£ /tcdjtuvw/ (/OV^ThOorn Ijj Qr\J6/fv\<rr ZCWlgum (blijXcrK Q/k. JIqUmM (/fyruxji, 9?<$ae. 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