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ment or 10% of what I got leavng aside the $60.000 which barely pays me for my expenses. but told him would cash some of his stock to the amount of $5000 fixing his stock at 50% for value. . This he seemed cheerfully accepting...I am afraid I am thru with this job. I know he does not deserve so much but I do not want to be mean. Told him also that future arrangements will be between him & Bakelite Co. and that our proposed arrangement is a settlement for everything inclusive European rights. He left here at dusk. Celine thinks I have treated him too generously for the little he has done. - I think everything acceptable as it is and [[underline(red)]] do not want to begrudge him a more [[/underline (red)]] [[end page]] 
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59[[underline (red)]] generous treatment than he deserves. [[/underline (red)]] This evening in the hall the children around, comparing their watches, talking school matters [[underline (red)]] George [[/underline (red)]] reading [[littons class Age?]] even eagerly interested in automobile construction. [[underline (red)]] Nina [[/underline (red)]] is much improving, seems to like much her new school at Miss Masters in Dobb's Ferry. Her new adventures will probably have good influence on her. She gets up very early in the morning to catch her train. 
Oct. 10. Brisk clear day but no rain. I dictated contract with [[underline (red)]] Thurlow [[/underline]] gave him two copies he wants to read them quietly I dictated many letters and matter relative G.B.C. then caught 12 [[underline]] 7 [[/underline]] train to New York. [[underline (red)]] May [[/underline]] there, looks better. Visit of [[underline (red)]] Bowman [[/underline]] to whom I gave order for large pan 
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Some underlines in what looks like red colored pencil. (unknown transcriber) Throughout, LHB underlines in ink or pencil for emphasis. I would assume that these red underlines were added at a non-established later date to emphasize the importance of the text. In most cases, to me it is enough to mention the words are underlined, not distinguishing the color of pencil/pen. HK