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Franklin,
I wouldn't put too much stock in any cipher solution until you have at least a 90-95% properly arranged clear text. The absence of a large volume of repeated codes makes it rather easy to assmble a properly written cipher solution to near 80%, beyond this point they will usually quickly begin to fall apart in the forming of a jumbled, jibberish mess. This I can tell you after having run more then 500 possible solutions through a variety of test and even computer programs, and being in constant contact with people who specialize in this area. In other words, because of the absence of enough repeated code, you can litterally construct a 60 - 70 percent properly arranged solution from just about any subject you wish to draw out of the hat. I have personally seen them as high as 80% that had nothing at all to do with anything relating to the Beale mystery. Not saying your solution is wrong, just saying that you need to reach that 90 - 95% range before you should put too much stock in it, or any solution to any cipher of this type with a similar code arrangement. There are many 60 - 70% cipher solutions out there, and there is a good reason for that, and they can't all be right.
I wouldn't put too much stock in any cipher solution until you have at least a 90-95% properly arranged clear text. The absence of a large volume of repeated codes makes it rather easy to assmble a properly written cipher solution to near 80%, beyond this point they will usually quickly begin to fall apart in the forming of a jumbled, jibberish mess. This I can tell you after having run more then 500 possible solutions through a variety of test and even computer programs, and being in constant contact with people who specialize in this area. In other words, because of the absence of enough repeated code, you can litterally construct a 60 - 70 percent properly arranged solution from just about any subject you wish to draw out of the hat. I have personally seen them as high as 80% that had nothing at all to do with anything relating to the Beale mystery. Not saying your solution is wrong, just saying that you need to reach that 90 - 95% range before you should put too much stock in it, or any solution to any cipher of this type with a similar code arrangement. There are many 60 - 70% cipher solutions out there, and there is a good reason for that, and they can't all be right.
Give me a bit.
STILL waiting for "the evidence"... 
