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58 June 27 Very hot and sultry Drew up specifications with Townsend for patent covering [[underlined]] anhydroformaldehydeanilin.[[/underlined]] Evening: Cogeshall, Townsend and myself crab supper and beer at Alhambra. Dr. and Mrs. Clarke there Returning to Cosmos Club met Stuart, who talked till 1 P.M. about interference reform. He thinks no reform is needed. June 28 Still very warm. finished specification for andhyro [[underlined]] formaldehydeanilin patent [[/underlined]] Took nap afternoon. Evening went to roof of Ra[[strikethrough]] n [[/strikethrough]] leigh hotel with Townsend and Cogeshall magnificent view. [[end page]] [[start page]] 59 pleasant surroundings. then took midnight train for B & O for N.Y. June 29. (Sunday) 1913 Arrived N.Y. cool bright beautiful weather. restful day at home June 30. Here all day dictating suggestions relative to our suit in Germany [[strikethrough]] with [[/strikethrough]] vs. [[underlined]] Braun [[/underlined]] Went with Gothelf to review our new patent applications of [[underlined]]anhydroformaldehydanilin [[/underlined]] Then to [[underlined]] dentist [[/underlined]] who [[strikethrough]] buried [[/strikethrough]] put two enamel fillings on front teeth which started excavating below gums. as if material were being dissolved. A Busy day. Evening [[underlined]] Hasslacher [[/underlined]]was here for supper. [[horizontal line across page]] This ends this volume. See continuation in next volume starting July 1. 1913. [[end page]]