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[[blank page]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 1 May 1. 1916. -- [[red underline]] The President [[/red underline]] much supported in his decisive attitude compelling Germany to agree on the Submarine controversy. If Germany does not back down her arrogance there will be [[red underline]] a break of diplomatic relations followed perhaps at next outrage by a formal declaration of war. The Irish riots in Dublin and the surrender of british Garrison in Turkey are disquietening happenings. [[/red underline]] Busy all day dictating. Then towards 4 P.M. Rudolf Eickemeyer came here on a visit. This evening Celine and I went to a Photoplay in Yonkers. May 2. A very busy day entirely consumed in dictating specifications for [[red underline]] two patents [[/red underline]] relative to the production
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Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr. was an American photographer.
[[The second line on page 2 of 102 should read "Diary 20"]]