Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-13
PEACI, Dove,
Is 4 Kept Busy Fluttefing!J Where.
ever Admiral YaIIla
mOtO Goes
Lunches With Roosevelt and
Is Delighted With In
fOrmalilyl Of Il All
Loeb Officially Says the
Doves Wings Are Still
Good and Strong

Yamamoto, one Of Japan's naval ex-
perts, today met for the first time
President Roosevelt, the man, who,
more than any other man, was re-
sponsible for the conclusion Of peace
between Japan and Russia, after a
{ war during which Admiral Yama-
moto was Japan's minister Of marine
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Although Admiral Yamamoto Is
in America purely in personality and
lin no way as the representative Of
his government, President Roosevelt
made special arrangements today to
3 entertain him and his party Of naval
officers who accomp panied him. and
both before and after luncheon, at
which they were entertained at the
Presidents summer home at Oyster
Bay. Roosevelt took occasion to dis.
cl1ss IN an informal manner the sen.
sationaI stories that have been print
ed In the newspapers Of both coun-
tries.
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Admiral Yamamoto In these 4
=. conversations repeated the state =
ments that he has made on sew :
I : eral occasions since he arrived s
= III New Y ork, to the effect that :
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In Japan, because Of occurren- &
I & ces on the Pacific coast was di- :,
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After the visit to Oyster Bay Ad.
n1iral Yamamoto and members OF his
suite expressed delight at having had
an opportunity Of meeting the pre-
sident Of the United States in such
an Informal manner and said they
we're convinced that today,s meeting
y had done much to brush away any
possibility Of a misund nding be
tween the two countries.
AS an incident ,of today's meeting
Capt. * Hano, who III Admiral yam,
amoto's aide, presented to Presi
dent Roosevelt q personal gift from
the Emperor Of Japan The gift con
listed Of d small box OF imperial ia
banese red lacquer, the making 81
which is d lost art even In Japan.
The party, accompanied by Am
bassador Aoli, left New Pork In a
special car shortly after ii o'clock
this morning. On arrival at Oyster
Bay the party was taken at once Il
Sagamore Hill in an automobile
luncheon being served at / o'clock
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the AFFAIR several other guests were
present including Assistant secre,
5ary Of State Bacon, Representative
Herbert Parson OF New York ani
Mr.. and Mrs. .. p. Morgan, also os
New York.
Immediately following the lunch
son, Admiral Yanamoto ana hit
suite returned to New York. Ths
following Official statement regard