BKOOI) IX SErTKNDKCnM IKlS, 
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confirination. Hie lari^(^ dots on tho inaj) iiidicjilc stjirrod counties 
and tlic small on(vs douhti'nl nn'ords or scatteHMJ pnvscMico. 
'V\\o (listril)Ution, hy States and count i(vs, is as follows: 
Illinois. — (Whiti'sido) (?). 
Maryland. — Ilarf^rd. 
Massachusetts. — Dukes* {}f(jr(h(is ]'itia/(ml). 
New Jersey. — Essex. 
New York. — (Chautauqua) (?). 
North Carolina. — Mooro (?). 
Ohio. — Belmont, Carroll * Cohnnbicuin* Ilamilldii, JclJ'crson* ^f(lhonin(J * Voria^o* 
Stark.* 'rniiiibi(ll.* 
Pknnsylvama. -Allctilu'uv. Arnislrotuf* Bcarcrr Buthr* ('(im}>ri<i* Clarion* 
Vh.. 12. Map showing distribution of IJrood IX, liiis. 
Crawfonl. Fayette, (Forest), Jliintingdon, Indiana * (Jefferson), Lawrence,* Mercer* 
(Snyder j, Venango* Washingfon* \\'('stn)iir(laii<l. 
South Carolina. — Harnwell ('!). 
We.st Vhuiinia. — Brooke,* Hancock,* (Marshall), Ohio. 
' WnniiDlX—SepteiuIecim—ldiS. (Fig. 12.) 
In the main this })rood (XV Walsh-Ililoy, XX I Jviley) covors a 
rather eompact territory, extcndin*^ fioin the soutliern ])art of West 
X'iririnia across Virginia into North Carohna, and is tlie soutliern 
extension of Brood VIII one year retarded. Some widely separated 
swarms have been re]:)orted from Ohio and one from northern Vir- 
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