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150 between Stevenson Brothers and [[red underline]] Westinghouse. [[/red underline]] Then went to chemists club for supper. There found [[red underline]] Chute [[/red underline]] and talked about [[red underline]] Nikolas [[/red underline]] trial He tells me McEwen and [[Rummler?]] went their own way most of the time and I gathered that McElroy and they had had some friction. Home with 11:40 P.M. [[red underline]] Middlebrook [[/red underline]] on train decidedly [[strikethrough]] on [[/strikethrough]] under influence of drink. Jan 13. Very cold brisk day. Several degrees below 0. centigrade Townsend here all morning showed him my answer to [[red underline]] Redman [[/red underline]] which he corrected After lunch George took him to New York in motor car. I studied report of testimony and spent sometime in lab. Gotthelf and Hamlin both busy now on [[insertion]] new [[/insertion]] transparent C [[end page]] [[new page]] 151 [[red underline]] Laurence on Novolak with anilin. [[/red underline]] George to New York with the car delivering [[insertion]] my [[/insertion]] article to [[red underline]] Prof. Whitaker [[/red underline]] and getting two new cylinders for Buick car. Came home half frozen. Nice open fire [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] at evening phonograph playing. [[red underline]] River frozen [[/red underline]] looks forbidding. Cold outside feel happy inside Jan.14. [[strikethrough]] Yesterday [[/strikethrough]] Caught up with belated work and reread testimony. Sent 1st [[strikethrough]] part [[/strikethrough]] volume of testimony to Neave. [[red underline]] Alberts plumbing all frozen [[/red underline]] Ditto barn. Still very cold. -20°C. Jan 15. Talking machine work all morning and portion of afternoon. Evening back here for supper. Remained till 9:30 P.M. Weather much milder. Some snow. Jan 16. 1914. Slept rather poorly. Went to visit Mr. Hunter who wanted my advice whether [[red underline]] Mrs. Evans[[/red underline]] should dispose of her interest