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74 April 15 Chilly cold foggy day. Spent morning writing letters. April 16 [[strikethrough]] April 16 [[/strikethrough]] April 16 Went to New York and delivered 100 shares N.Y. Air Brake and warrant to Selysberg & Co. - No receipt. In the evening went to Toch's for supper. He leaves next Saturday for Europe. [[Written vertically in margin]] Reflexions April 17 Busy somewhat in laboratory with fibre cell process. a rather unsatisfactory day. I feel tired & depressed. what's the use of all the complications of this life. why not live in a small house with one or no servants. What a lot of absurd complications do we carry in our lives. April 18 Thurlow came back from Boonton and reports progress with the molding. It looks as if Seabury [[end page]] [[start page]] 75 was going to avail himself of his option for exclusive license for insulating materials. I worked somewhat in laboratory on battery jars. Planted 60 small evergreens and 25 peach trees. I shall be an old man before they are big but I hope somebody else will have the joy of them. Evening went to Mr. Baunrigin house. meeting of Anvil. subject: Dr. Jenks -- Serum therapy April 19 Sunday Worked in laboratory during morning. [[strikethough]]Afternoon[[/strikethrough]] and wrote some letters. Walter Bowman came here at lunch. I gave him an order for a one hundred gallon vacuum still. [[end page]]