C A L E N D A R O F A B S T R A C T S 1 9 2 2 7 8 5 12. From Methuen 6 January 1922 Sends signed copies of contracts for the English edition of Einstein 1917a, 1920j, and 1921c. Asks for information on a possible translation into English of Einstein 1922c. TLSC. [67 980]. 13. From Simon Bucharoff 8 January 1922 Includes letter of Julius Merkel of 6 January, introducing him as an American composer who intends to get in touch with the German musical world and who wants to meet AE [43 398]. Hopes to lay a matter of interest before AE when convenient. ALS. [43 397]. 14. From Albert Wigand 9 January 1922 Requests financial aid of 1,000 M from KWIP for physical experiment in aeronautics, as recommended by Wilhelm Wien, Walther Nernst, and Gustav Mie. Includes examples of previous work. TLS (GyBP, I. Abt., Rep. 34, Nr. 11, Mappe Wigand). [77 673]. 15. To [Salli?] Kirschstein before 10 January 1922 Will give Adolf Reinstein 100 M stipend per month for a year to enable him to study at the Technion in Palestine. Asks for additional financial support and informs that he will also contact Reinstein’s wealthy uncle in America for support. ALS (NNLBI). [44 731]. 16. To Francesco Cosentini 10 January 1922 Declines invitation of 7 January 1921 (Vol. 12, Calendar) since he must restrict his ac- tivities to the field of physics. Is convinced that the ideas and methods of relativity can- not be applied to the social sciences. TLC. [43 495]. 17. To Louis Reinstein 10 January 1922 For about a year he has been supporting his nephew Adolf Reinstein, who studies in great poverty. Asks that the uncle send further financial assistance. TLC. [44 729]. 18. From François Crucy 12 January 1922 Transmits newspaper clipping on Anatole France’s short speech at the reception for No- bel Prize winners in Stockholm, with the dedication “Au professeur Albert Einstein, sympathie et admiration Anatole France,” and conveys best regards and fond reminis- cences of their earlier meeting at the Hotel Adlon. ALS. [34 084]. 19. From Vieweg 12 January 1922 Received Doc. 10 and the manuscript of Einstein 1922c. Asks for clarification on AE’s stipulation about the marginal notes. Alterations would require reformatting of text and waste of paper. Suggests footnotes instead. Requests approval that the book be part of the “Sammlung Vieweg.” TLSC. [67 890]. 20. IE to Simon Bucharoff 13 January 1922 In reply to Abs. 13, apologizes for AE’s unavailability due to demanding schedule of sci- entific work. TLC. [43 399]. 21. To Chaim Weizmann 13 January 1922 Forwards Mrs. Otto Warburg’s letter, and asks for instructions regarding the disposition of Emile Berliner’s donation. TLS. [33 349]. 22. From Ludwig G. Rebholz and Abram Stolkind 13 January 1922 Rebholz sold Haberlandstrasse 5 to Stolkind, and entrusted Eisfelder with its adminis- tration. TLS. [43 609].