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Sunday, July 11, 1937 100° at 8 A.M. 110° later Arthur out at on lake - lost anchor - fortunately - later a twister took Bourne's roof off, willow trees down - I laying low - after much activity. [[end page]] [[start page]] Monday, July 12, 1937 86° I cold - Arthur heard from butcher of article ^[[on him & art]] in Syracuse Herald, after noticing strangers speak to him on street - Expecting O'Keefe - Letters from Mother, photographs - one from Bill to Paul. O'Keefe here about 2.30 - couldn't get in - tel. out of order, finally did. A Miss Amy with her - good to see her - they went on later in afternoon - cool & wanted to make time. Arthur telegraphed Stieglitz at OK's request.