CO129-246 - Acting Governor Fleming - 1890 [8-9] — Page 869

WE START ARATA TRASTELERNGITIS, ISA SA 2360;M=FI

It appears that the original text is likely a jumbled or corrupted OCR output. As per the instructions, I will attempt to correct spelling errors and make reasonable adjustments while preserving the original content as much as possible. Given the text "WE STAR ARATA TRASTELERNGITIS, ISA SA 2360;M=FI", a plausible correction could involve fixing obvious typos or misrecognitions: 1. "STAR" could potentially be "START" 2. "ARATA" is unclear but might be a name or term; without context, it's hard to correct. 3. "TRASTELERNGITIS" seems to be a misrecognition; a possible correction could be "TRASTELERNGITIS" to something like "GASTROENTERITIS" if that's a plausible term in the context. However, without clear context, this is speculative. 4. "ISA SA" could be "IS SA" or another correction depending on the context. 5. "2360;M=FI" appears to be some form of code or equation. A possible correction, focusing on clear errors and trying to preserve the original as much as possible, might result in:

WE START ARATA GASTROENTERITIS, IS SA 2360;M=FI

However, this involves significant guesswork, especially with "ARATA" and the equation/code "2360;M=FI". Without more context or a clearer understanding of the original document's content, precise corrections are challenging. For the sake of adhering strictly to the instructions and minimizing speculative changes:

WE START ARATA TRASTELERNGITIS, ISA SA 2360;M=FI

is left largely as is because the corrections involve too much speculation about the original text's intent or content.