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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-19

Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature e ! &MNEZm

Signature of ! &mAZzzM
The Sementel brothers, who pur-
chased the Chris Meth farm south
of Scotland, arrived from Dwight,
ILL.,, last Thursday to take posses
sion of the place.
Shoes
the F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co.
shoes are the best. For sale at
acknowledgements.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Homan, who
last spring purchased the Puckelt
farm north westof Scotland lef,
last week for a visit to their old
home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Frank Harrison of Bon
Homme WAS in town Saturday.
He had been to North Dakota, and
on his way back stopped off at
Huron TO visit the state fair.
DO not that forget every 10 cent
purchase You make of John Schmir-
er and Son you get a stamp,
which will help you to fill Your
book for the AZ pieced Monogram
Dinner Set.
John McAthie went TO Sioux
City last week and purchased a new
Emerson piano for his daughter,
Miss Margaret. The instrument
was a present to her from her
grandmother in "Auld Scotland"
w. j. Johnston, WHO purchased
the Youngman barber shop a few
weeks ago, sold it on Monday of
this week to his brother-in-law, Jas.
Hall and "Bud" Schwablan who
have been running it for him.
Sorosis Understands for fall are
shown here. Many STYLES and
cloths at $1.O0 to $3.50,a at
f. BEcKER's
MIR. Quincy Lee Morrow the pro
hibition evangelist, will speak in
the Presbyterian church at this
place on Friday evening, Sept. 90,
at s O'Clock.
Paul Landmann has purchased
ten bushels of imported English
oats for which he paid two dollars
per bushel, and which he will SOW
on his farm next season.
VIM. Redmann is working this
week on the farm of d. d. Gano
near Wittenberg, worked by Geo.
Newell, and is laying a wall of ee-
ment blocks under the house.
Men who are troubled in getting
shirts and ~overalls need not be
troubled in getting the same from
John Schmierer & Son, as they
have the same in Sims and stouts
Call and be convinced of the fact,
Hird and Deming have complet,
ed a fine job of road grading fol
the county on the line two miles
west of town and running from thu
railroad track north for a mile
The system of grading that tn
commissioners have adopted in thil
county, which makes the ,drainag'
of water from the roadside thu
matter of first Importance is max
ing a great improvement in on
highways.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-19
Attention to the Ladies Of Scotland

Attention to the Ladies Of Scotland
and Vicinity.
On and after Sept. 10th, sO7, we
are going to show the finest up.to-
date Ladies' Clcaks and Jackets
ever shown in Scotland. We will
have a complete line on hand for
women, misses and children. Wait
for an inspection.
JOHN ScHMIERER & Son.
Atty. Meighen took a trip to
Yankton, Tabor and Tyndall on
business this week.
DR.. Seagley is nursing a sprain-
ed wrist which he received from the
| recoil of his automobile.
See Treiber's line Of local post
cards.
Miss Nellie Bardell returned last
Saturday night from a visit in
Freeport, Ill.
Prof. Freese arrived from Chica-
go last week to look after his farm
west Of town.
Misses Rosa Wittmayer and Ber-
tina Schmierer left last Saturday,
for Oberlin college.
When you need anything in
school supplies get them at Cen
trail Pharmacy
The Rev. Mr.. Helm of Trip
preached in the German Lutheran
church here last Sunday.
John Fish arrived from Cham.
berlain Wednesday to visit Scot
land friends for a few days.
w. E. Bardwell returned last
Saturday from Stanley county
where he went to visit his son Will.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-19

Mrs. Moses Hackett's mother ar
rived from Wakonda last Saturday.
Get your school tablets at Cen
trail Pharmacy.
Mr.. Chas. Hill of Springfield
was here Monday on his way to
Sioux City.
Souvenir post card albums at b.
Fl. Treiber's jewelry store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-19
For Sale Bv Owner

$40 acres improved land 81 miles
east of Scotland. Good buildings,
running water in pasture led by
springs, good we'll. All fenced.
Address this office.
Mrs. Fred Goehring was taken
very sick last Friday while out Wis
ting her brother at his farm. She
was brought home and was in a
critical condition for two or three
days.
Mr.. Ed. Brandstedt returned last
Tuesday from a trip to Saskatche-
wan, B. G. He says the wheat
crop in that country is very fine,
except in very low places, where it
vas damaged by a frost in August.
The crop was just ready for the
harvest when he left.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q &xH2Azzm
G. N. McCollum, who is one OF
the heaviest stock feeders of the
county, was in Scotland the first Of
the week, and purchased seventy
head Of feeders from w. G. Brown
which lie will put into his feed
yards on his farm near Springfield.
The Gents furnishings in gener-
al at John Schmierer & Sons are
the best which they have ever
shown for fall, buy now the fall
wearing apparel before the cold
weather appears.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-19

srEt{fEH$sEc@arSf
F. "a. Miller and Albert NostrumI
are building a barn for r. Il.
Wheeler.
JOS. Stevenson brought IN eight
wagon loads of hogs from bis farm
Monday which be sold to w. g.
Brown.
JOS. Kodet returned last week.
from a visit to his home in Verdi
gree. He has decided to open a
bakery in Gregory.
Bruhn 4 Zehnpfennig for
School Books and school supplies.
Henry Brown went to Chicago
last Saturday with car Of cattle
and a car Of hogs that he has been
feeding on his farm.
]. G. Yonng of Springfield, county
surveyor, was here Monday, and
surveyed lines around a farm for
JAG. Stackerl, east Of town.
Some new post card views Of
Scotland and vicinity have just
been placed on sale by E. II. Trei-
Der.
!. H. Irwin sold a gasoline light
ing plant to be installed in the
store of john Janda at Lesterville
the first OF the week.
Chas. Kelsey Of Springfield was
in Scotland Monday. He expects
to go back to Oklahoma in a few
days where he is engaged in the
real estate business.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27

Bicycle for sale. Inquire at The Re-
publican Office. tt
j. r. Baldwin of Luverne, Iowa,
was here last week looking at land.
Who has house and barn to rent
in the upper part of town? 14-tf
The trial of Senator Borah for al
legged land frauds, began Monday.
Olin Ockerman came down Monday
from Custer County where he has
been acting as range rider.
Capt Ryan informs that arrange
ments are being made to have target
practice in The Armory this winter.
Samuel Harrop of Fremont County
was killed by accidental shooting
while hunting ducks at Market Lake
Monday.
A T. Ryan and wife went to Twin
Falls last week to see the country
and to hear Col. Bryan speak. They
report having a fine trip.
The Blackfoot Orchestra is made
up of people who make good music,
and they solicit the patronage of the
Blackfoot people. Try them.
Geo. Holbrook broke the record
Monday, landing an eight pound
trout in Snake River below town,
with little jointed pole and fly hook.
=, II there is anything you want to buy
or sell in the Lost River or Salmon
River country, advertise it in The Re-
publican. Residents read it and trav-
elers on the Mackay train study it. tt
Where is Jas. j. Colgan who lost
his discharge from the army. We
have the document at The Republ;-
can Office. The name is dim, but we
think it is Jas. j. Colgan, who en-
listed Feb, 21st, 1899, and served
three wears. 14-2
Porter Armstrong is back from the
National Encampment of The G.. A..
r. at Saratoga, N. Y. He was not
we'll when he left here, and started
with the hope that he might improve
by the change of air, but he was Ill
all the time he was there and did
not get out to enjoy the occasion.
His Blackfoot friends will regret this
dissappointment'to him and that Ida
no was not represented.
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r. j. BENNETT.
SARAH CARRUTH.
THE OLD STORY.

Every achievement In the field OF
invention by which mans product
i've capacity is increased, puts some
body temporarily out of employment
and has often been the reason for
opposition to new machinery. When
the Linotype was put into use to
displa"e hand work. 1t put an army
Of printers out of employment.
When we put our Linotype TO
work 1t soon cleared the Office of any
thing for our regular ease man" to
90, and a faithful worker In the per-
son Of Carl McHold had to go. He
has worked for lis for a long time,
and was as regular as clock-work.
He was hardly ever tardy under any
circumstances, and would work all
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27

viii You Try 1t?

We will send The Republican for two
years to the pupil OF any Idaho school
who will make the best map of the ten
eastern counties Of Idaho. Maps
should be eight inches square, on
white paper in black ink, and should
show present county lines, railroads,
telephone lines and exchanges, princi-
pal towns, main rivers, twenty best
mines, Cncluding coal veins, three U
s. land Offices, boundaries OF three U. s.
land districts, outlines Of ten reclama-
tion projects still open or yet to be
opened to settlers, and proposed or
prospective railroads.
A "key to map must be made within
the margin.
The prize map will be printed in The
Republican with compliments to the
winner.
Maps should reach this office by DC.
tober lst,and should not be folded. IT
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Market Report
Doings ut Camp Wilbur.

w. H. Thomas of Camp Wilbur, on
Little Lost River, came in Sunday to
attend meeting of the Meta Mining
Company at Blackfoot, and inn
mediately after the meeting he left
for Occur ID Alene. He says the
prospects for some good producers
at Camp Wilbur is good, and that
considerable ore has already been
shipped from the Great Western,
which has good values in silver ana
lead. The mine has Just been leased
to Bennett and Black of Mackay, Ida.
The Meta Mine was bonded Mon
day. to w. r. Jones, ex-sheriH OF
Bingham County, who has been III
charge of development work at the
mine for some months, ard it is I'M
derstood that he will push develop
ment with more force than hereto
fore.
Mr. Thomas is superintendent OF
the Daisy Black Mine, and is operat-
ing concentration to reduce the lead
and silver ore.
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l have apple boxes for sale. o. F.
SMITH. 12tf
GIRL WANTED-Bla ckfoot Steam
Laundry. 14-tf
Try loaf of bread, received fresh
every day at Holbrooks. Att
Harry Kinney has gone to Moscow
to take a course at the University of
Idaho.
Dancing school every Monday night
commencing at $50 at the Progress
Hall. II tt
Delicious bread at the Idaho Bakery
cheaper than you can fire up to bake
it. 81 tt.
C. B. Smith from Pocatello is the
new clerk at the Bridge Street Drug
Store.
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Girl wanted:-F general house work
13tf MRS FRED MURPHY.
All kinds of floor coverings laid with
out extra charge. The Brown Eldredge
Furniture Co. Ltd. lett
Bert P. Mill, editor of the Idaho
Falls Times, ran down Wednesday to
see our Mergenthaler. Mr.. Mill says
business is booming at his place.
Who is E. 7. Maurer who has a
sister or sister-in-law at Philipsburg,
Montana, and some other relatives
there named R. Johnson. We have
mail for Earl.
F. H. Clayton came up from Provo
Monday to accept a position as cash
Ter with the Sugar Company. He is a
nephew of the Mr.. Clayton who was
here last year as superintendent of
the factory, and is a co6Kn of j. A.
Clayton who has been gse for some
time. ~
ABOUT twenty MMMI Tie !ouhS
men of BlackfookV n sormed a So
cial and busiM III known as
The Grove GIN \yI and have a
suite Of rooa killick Block.
they have M Ithe plan of a
dpmmerciay% they are not
intendinN u NE troubles of
the siAs lion, it being their
pui n. in more members,
bH > bst of their time to
k. MS # cashier of the First
w .ssss........,z - bf this place, returned
w. I'm a trip to the Lost
I@Ates00" and while there he WIS.,
K.,u tn tott & Morrison Mine at
Era waimmedtx-Gove, nor w. J. Nc
Cornell inf CIV operating. He was
shown thrp3he mine and was much
impressed Filth the richness and
amount of ore blocked out and OH
the dump. 1t is lead, silver and zinc,
with a little gold, and samples he brot
out are very rich inded.
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loft
Ranch for Sale.

My ranch near Clayton, cotaining III
acres OF timothy and alfalfa, 90 acres OF
fine pasture, plenty Of water, goo
buildings, furniture, fences, vehicles,
complete outfit OF haying machinery,
derrick, steel hay press &c, q sets OF
team harness, ! SGT Of buggy harness
work horses, % cattle. The ranch is
on Salmon River sthe mouth OF Squaw
Creek. and there 5 a fine stock range
and good local markets. Everything
goes for $500.
1l.5 CHAs. EoPP, Clayton, Idaho.
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Farm for Sale.

Eighty acres fine land, one and half
miles east Of Basalt, sixty acres in cult.
walton. Good water right, best in the
country. House, ceIler and trees. A
bargain at 5000. must sell soon.
H.C. G,EGERSON,
lott Bas alt, Idaho
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LAND SALES

e. e. Kelley to Jas. Duckworth
for $2G25, lots and 2, block 40.
Blackfoot.
l.. p. Batway to Village OF Black
foot, for 81, portion Of land near
Shoemaker blk, Blackfoot, contain
ing 80 of an acre.
Alex Younie to Kate NJ. Ferguson,
strip of land off south side of lot 2,
block SO, for $40.
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Notice to Workmen.

Be sure to place your application
at once for work at the Sugar Fac
tory. Positions will be filled on next
Wednesday, Octo. 2, and campaign
will begin about the 9Th. Arrange to
be on hand first day. al
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27
Notice to WoI.kmen.

Be sure to place your application
at once for work at the Sugar Fac
tory. Positions will be filled on next
Wednesday, Octo. 2, and campaign
will begin about the 5th. Arrange to
be on hand first day. 14-1
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Wants Men and Teams.

r. R. Jones is carrying on con-
struction work at Spencer and Aber-
deem, and is short OF men and teams.
He began operations on The Lowline
Canal Monday. which extends from
point on Spring Creek. near Otis, to
a point near Aberdeen, and must be
COMPLETED by next June. Steady
work is assured at good prices.
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Hunters Are Forbidden.

All persons are forbidden to carry
guns or do any hunting or shooting on
the premises " any part OF the farm in
my charge, belonging to Henry Dunn
Anybody :respassing in violation ol
this notice vii be prosecuted.
. ia JOHN THOMPSON.
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Ope ming Twin Falls North Side Land
and Water Company, October !.

For the above occasion tickets will
be sold September %, 20, 30 and Octo-
Der lst, with final limit Of October 9th.
Tickets can be purchased to Twin Falls
at Is. rs, or to Shoshone at $3.50 for the
round trip. l2.3
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27
When Parliament Was Bus,

In the long history Of Parliament
there are several instances of sittings
Of the House Of Commons on Christ
mas day. But there Ia only one of 4
division on that day. This happened
in 1916, and 200 members took pars
In It
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Land Opening at Jerome.

The opening at Jerome, Idaho, will
be on October 1st. The land will be
sold at appraised values, ranging
from $25 to $35 per acre, plus cost
of water right. This Is on the north
side of Snake River in the Twin
Falls country.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27
Annual Convention.

The annual convention OF the Y. M
& Y. l.. M. l. A. Of The Blackfoot Stake
will he held At The Armory Hall, Black
foot, Sept Goth 1907.
Meetings at 10 A. NJ. and =. 81.
Every officer and teacher is expected t.
he present.
APP. NJ. II conj"nt session will be
held Mt the l.. y. y. Church to which
the public generally is invited. Mem,
beers Of the general M. ! Board from
Salt Lake City VIII address the meet.
ings. .t. .sf
r. j. BENNETT.
& z uIlItn.4
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The Election of Officers.

The election of officers for the en-
suing year of ST.. Paul's Guild will
be held next Wednesday, October 2,
at 3 p. m. All members earnestly
requested to be present,
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Rummage Sale.

The V. l. s. will give their Annual
Rummage Sale on Friday and Saturday
October Is and 10. The proceeds will be
used for the new gymnasium to be built
on the school grounds. Everybody is
invited to assist in this good cause. l2tf
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Notice to WOrkmcn.

Be sure to place your application
at once for work at the Sugar Fac
tory. Positions will be filed on next
Wednesday, Octo. 2, and campaign
will begin about the 9TH. Arrange to
be on hand first day. III
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( &&&3}4,4Sa#a
Wanted-A good mich COW E. NJ.
Kennedy. lift
DR.. Crisler is prepared to tFst your
eyes and fit glasses. LA.
Bond Bros. are shipping a large
amount of oats and potatoes.
Forty men and teams wanted. T. r.
Jones. lift
w. O. Chapman visited Goshen
this week on business
Furnished rooms in The Anderson
Block. lott
Jas. Brown and wife of Pocaello
visited Frank Siegel and aIhily the
: first of the week.
For Sale-A White Sewing machine,
nearly new: must sell. Inquire at
Bridge Street Drug Store Stf
H. w. Kiefer has purchased the w.
S. Rogers residence in the eastern
part of town, and will move his fam
lily here.
D. P. Pratt has four and one
half horse power gasoline engine for
sale, which he will sell for $50. 1t
cost him $4,000.
For SALE-I have a good organ that
l want to sell or trade for something
that will he useful on the farm. C. w.
Brown. 105
C. D. Trego is suffering with a
bruise on his face and temple, caused
by having a collision with a horses
head when neither of them was no.
ticing. s|s
FOR SALE-Apple boxes and cider
vinegar. w. L. Hawley, at first farm
north of Snake River Bridge. l4tf.
H. B. Nelson will ship lot of apples
to Nevada.
LOST-One white bull pup with q
brown spot at the root of the left ear
Weighs about thirty pounds and answers
TO the nam. of "Bill.' \. L. Ryan.
J. S. Specht came ,lere from Salt
Lake recently, and. his family ar
rived this week. They are working
for Mr.. Hale at Groveland, and he
thinks of locating in this locality.
Esther Chapter, Number ID, o. E.
S., will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday evening, October End.
All members are earnestly requested
to attend. A good social time is as
sured. Refreshments will be served.
Geo. Watson returned this week
from Salmon Rive@ where he has
been doing some work on his mines.
Charlie Lafever is back from
trip to east with stock, and will go
again if he can get cars.
Between Friday afternoon and 8
O'Clock Saturday morning. Someone
took from Photographic Flash ma
chine an alcohol lamp about the size
of a tin cup. Any person who will
give any information as it's where
abouts, or that will return it to Cut
ler's Studio next door to the Post
Office shall be amply rewarded. He
cannot buy the lamp separate from
the machine which makes it quite a
loss If not recovered.
Good Thing For Lawyers.
The Eastern Idaho Press Club has
employed attorneys to compile all laws
of Idaho pertaining 10 legal notices re
quired to be published in newspapers,
and same have been put in pamphlet
form, with index for ready references.
This work has cost the Press Club $500
and will prove very beneficial to pub
iehers, attorneys and all those who
handle legal publications.
Price s. co. Apply to j. W. Jones,
Secretary, Rigby. Idaho.
Idaho papers please copy tt
4 ~I1
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27

night II we asked him to, to get the
paper out on time when 1t could not
be don in the regular working
hours.
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Conference, Salt Lake City, Oct. Id.

Tickets will be sold Oct. 2 to 3, in
elusive, at the rate of one fare for
the round trip; final limit, Oct. 9TH.
G.. NJ. WOLF, Agent.
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D. \. Bic HAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures' Proper
and Considerable Attention. Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
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TIME TABLE.
Going North.


No. s Fast Mail. 12:s5a m.
No. % Salt Lake express .1O:3Sa.m nj.
No. "a Ping Pong 1880. 1:30p. III.
No. 81 Mackay ar. daily. S:30p-R1.
G. NJ. WOLF, Agent.
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f. A. DOUD, Observer.
Lost River.

HENRY HARGER, Observer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
HIGH PRAISE FOR
NAVAL HEROES
Acting Secretary Newberry
Heartily COmmendS Bravery
of Enlisted Men,

Washington, Aug. 17.-Acting Sec
rotary Newberry has formally placed
on record the navy departments
hearty commendation of the self-sac-
rlfice and bravery exhibited by Ed
ward Wade Whitehead, first class gun
ner's mate, in fearlessly rislSing his
own life to save that of a comrade.
The details of the act for which
whitehead Is commended are set forth
in the letter of Acting Secretary New
berry to the commandant of the sta
ton at Tutulla, Samoa, from which 1t
appears that a landslide had destroyed
the barracks at that station and
Whitehead, at great risk and with his
own body had prevented Sergeant
John f. Cox from being crushed be-
meath slowly advancing avalanche OF
concrete and earth, until relief
party from the United States ship
Adams was able to extricate the men.
Mr.. Newberry has also directed tho
commanding officers Of the Unitei
states steamship Wabash to express 10
the following named enlisted men the
departments approval of the promp,'
ness with which they manned the
boats of that vessel and went to the
rescue of a party Of three persons who
on the evening Of July 20. had beer
| thrown overheard from power
launch which had collided with z
Chelsea ferry hoat: NJ. w. Holland
iM. c. Sweazey M. Sommcr + )
Brown. G. Hawkins. p. Quinn, j. -
smith. NJ. J. Meyers. a. * Franey
land n. Channon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
SECRETARY STRAUS
|. IN SAN FRANCISCO
Declares There is Little Foun-
dation for Stories of Japan
eSe Hostility to Americans in.
Hawaii,

San Francisco, Aug. 17,-Among the
passengers who arrived on today's
steamer from Honolulu were oscar
Strauss. commissioner of commerce
and labor. Secretary Strauss said that
during his stay on the Islands he
had looked into the immigration prob-
lem thoroughly. He also investigated
the labor question and the matter OF
aid to navigation and looked up the
matter of selecting sites for llght-
houses needed I'm the islands.
Mr.. Strauss said he found that there
was no foundation for the report that
there was feeling of hostility toward
Americans among the Japanese IN
Hawaii.
on the steamer Asia with Mr..
Strauss was w. X. Ishi, secretary Of
the commerce bureau of the Japanese
foreign office who is to visit the
principal cities of the United States.