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2 man. especialy those we know, or have known, and of whom we may have formed a different opinion. I appreciate, therefore,
most fully and thank you sincerely for what you have done. I would also add. had no correction been possible it would not
in any way hanve changed my estimation of your worth and character the service rendered to your fellow man. My Uncle Charlies
troubles were pre-natal. He was born crooked. his limbs had to be broken straightened. His mother became frightened at some
wild animal while attending a menagerie. In the Jan. Atlantic in mentioning Mr. Mair you call him George. George was his
elder son about five years of age at that time. The fathers name was James. was generaly spoken of known as Jimmie Mair as
you may recall. My Brother Benjamin, about whom you 05392