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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

Personal Property

STOCKS head horses, good all around work
horses, cows coming Into profit soon. Lot Ply
mouth Rot k hens.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS-One truck
shelving farm wagon, market wagon with pole
and shafts, 2 carts, hay shelving. gravel bottom,
and sides corn sides and bottom, hack wagon,
hack wagon pole, carriage, Mccormick m wing
machine, hay rake with seed sower sttached
Bateman Potato digger in good order, Green po-
tato digger on wheels, God double pillow, but
little used; two-horse plnws.2 one horse plows
sweet ottto hitler, Darnell marker, DISC harrow,
fallow harrow, A weeder cult vators, Wat cut
ter, shelter, root cutter, set platform scales,
fertilizer drill Planet Ar garden seed drill, log
holsters, log and drag chains, cut saw, cant
hook, maui and wedges singetrees d even.
ers, block and tackle, erowbar, lot forks shovels
stalk knives. irgn dogs. broad ak. chopping
axes, scythes and sneathes, 2 Legget Paris green
guns, tomato sprayer, barrels and boxes lot old
iron.
HARVESTING sets heavy harness, 2 sets cart
harness, set double carriage do 2 sets single
do, fly nets, collars, brides. lines &c trace and
T. chains COW chains. About ESQ Bushels
of corn, 20 lbs. to the bushel bushels rye. lot
bags, IS heaps corn stalks
HOUS HOLD G0ODS-Half dozen kitchen
chairs bureaus, bedsteads. cot and feather
b+ d to same, good hen feather beds, with boil
sters and pillows rag and other carpets, parlor
stove good as new; iron cy Under do little used;
y gallon portable boiler, "a # walnut extension
table, lot stone and earthern jars, lot milk pans
buckets and strainer. churn. butter box, with ice
can sausage cutters and lard press, washing
machine and 9th r articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at II 30 o'clock sharp
CONDITIoNS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums over $40 by giving note with
proved security, payable in bank, interest
alter 80 days;sums under SO, CASH close OF sale
No goods to be removed until conditions are
complied with
Jacob Rodan, Auet.; Thomas G Diks, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

Will consist of so head of Horses and one .
year old colt. 100 tons OF Hay.
The horses cynsist mostly of good big heavy
horses suitable for heavy wsrk. weight from 200
to 1900 lbs. The most of these horses have had
since last spring TO work on my farms and they
are a good able working lot of horses with good
size to them. and know they viii please the buyer
that is looking fogsSuch horses they are, the
best workers andf3iyeiy with it. Seal brown
gelding coming years old well broken sired by
Baron Dean. bred from one of my old favOrite
driving mares safe to drive by any object and as
fine an indiyidual with as much style and action
as you would see in a show ring HIS disposi ion
is perfect for driving horse. This colt will
make horse good enough to please the most
particular buyer looking for genteel roaier
with STYLE, actl n, end probably speed. Steel
gray man colt coming years old, Norman bred,
a great chunk Tor his age.
100 tons No. hay. extra good quality, either
baled or loose, mostly timothy; some of it mixed
clover and timothy.
CoNDITI0NS-A credit OF months will be
allowed on sums over $40 by giving approved
note payable in bank with discuont added.
Sums under stu cash at close OF sale
No goods to be removed until conditions are
complied with Que per cent. OF for cash.
THoS. M. TIcE.
johnson and Seeley, Auctioneers
3. b Parvin and n, Woodruff, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
HAY SALE
Will be sold at Public Sale. on
Satur ay, February Is, 1908
GU the farm of Robert McCraclen.
Near Hurffville

Near Hurffville
35 Tons Of GOOD Timothy HAY
go Tons Of Wheat stray
This hay is in fine condition, and did not get
wet after cutting.
Sale to commence at p. m.
CONDITIONS-A credit of seven months will
be given all sums of $lo and upwards, with
approved security with interest after 30 days
pay able at the First National Bank at
Giassboro. All sums under $40 PAYABLE at close
Of sale.
ELMER II. PORCH, Agent.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

The kind Of footwear this weather de-
maDds may be obtained at Theo. Laubs,
and prices are always right.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

10 young Poland China sows, will make good
breeders; Poland China boar, months old l
Chester White breeding sow, due to iarrow first
part of March good breeder; 20 very fine thoro-
bred Plymouth Rock roosters.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
@lsurestrr sA 9rnlurrat.
LONG DISTANCE TElgsA oss, No. ia
Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY


February Personal property Of late Thomas ,a,,
February Ezekiel Lock, North Woodbury..
Feb. 4-Abram L. suplee. cows, Mt. Ephraim
Feb. s-Hartzell & Riley, at Elmer.
February 4-w. c. Fox at sweoesboro, horses,
harness, etc.
Feb. 1T. M. Tice, cattle sale. s. head, az Deer
field.
Feb. 5-Wiiliam P. Madare, Redwood
Feb. ST. M. Tice, farm implements, Deerield
Feb. st. M. Tice, horses and colts. go head, at
Deerfeld.
February &C. F. Evans, near Wiliiamstown.
Feb. Z, Jos. Boden. near Glassboro.
February s-Joseph L. Bailey. Paulsboro.
Feb Io-J. L. Kuhn, I'd sale of Western horses,
Pitman.
February l1-W. B. James, near Hurffville
Feb ll-Dan'l L. Packer, between Mantua and
Mount Royal
Feb l2-Thos H weatherby, near swedesboro-
Feb. I2-Large sale of personal property end
York State cattle by Ed Miller, Aura, NJ J.
FEB 1s-Howard Hendrickson. Glassboro road,
near Wenonah.
Feb. Is Robert McCracken hay sale, near
Hurffvile
FEB. 15E. F. Porch, agent. near Hurffville.
Feb. l5-Matthew Gill & Son, Paulsboro.
February l5-Real estate of the late Joseph Rob-
erts, at Bridgeport.
Feb 49, Daniel Turner, Jr., Grenloch
Feb. ls-Personal property of Samuel HARRISON,
near Aura, N. j.
February 2O-Frank B. Miller, near Aura.
Eehruarv 27-Personal property of Frank Gar
diner on the road between HurHvlile and
Fairview about one and half miles from Hurff-
vile.
RarFor sales fully described see advertising
.eolumns of this paper
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

P. S-Will meet all trains with hacks at Hustled
station for customers coming to the sale by rail.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
EIRsT ANIMAL SALE
A -oF-
Horses, Wagons, Harness
Blankets, Etc.
Thursday, February 6, 1908
Carload Missouri Horses

These horses have been selected with great
care and especially for the Jersey market.
Among them are some fine young mated teams,
also some heavy draft horses and some excellent
drivers. They are worthy the attention OF buy
ers who want good horses
3 pair of good mules, been here year.
Al wagons. including hack wagons, surveys,
buggies and bike wagons. both rubber and steel
tire.
2 heavy farm wagons.
81 sets of harness, single and double. both
heavy and light. I will close out a big lot of
blankets at this sale
300 VIA ps bulls.
Sale to begin at O'Clock.
Conditions at sale.
E. F. EVANS
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
2 Fat Hogs, II Fine Shoats. o.. c Stock.

One seat carriage, nearly new; buggy. hack
wagon heavy wagon, with truck shelvinPs,
top and brake, platform springs, will stow $50
baskets, Isl. axle, in tread, nearly new; l
heavy wagor, 2 in axle, % in. tire d; heavy
wagon, ~ in. axle, in. tread, nearly new; 2
good CARTS tomsto bodies. 2 corn bodies, hav
shell ,ings. Mccormick moving machine. #.
cut new; Buckeye mower, Osborne mower,
Wood binder in good order, hay rake with seed
er attachment, land roller gang pillow, Haines
marker 2 drag markers, 100 # hay rope Har
pooh hay fork and blocks, two horse plows.
one horse plows, Gill vine turner's. two
tooth GUILTY. tors onion cutivator, fallow har-
row, sod cutter, new Paris green gun in spot
ting board, g. horse evener, double and single
swingletrees, drag chains, cant hook lot forks,
hoes, shovels, lot hog gam brels, large water cask
orn shelter, chicken coops, cross-cus saw lot
carpenter OILS, two iroa boilers, 30 and 90 gal
Ions ca h; patent balances weigh 300 and 0
lbs. each, hand saw.
HARNESS-For sets heavy work harness,
set double carriage harness, let single carriage
harness. two sets cart harness. collars. lines,
BRIDES baters, hy-nets, lot of trace and brt asst
chains.
Fifty Hot-bed Sash nearly new. 40 bushels
of corn, 100 baskets large Cobbler white ppta-
toes go baskets large Green Mountain whit POI
tatoes. 30 baskets large Rose white potatoes, 90
baskets small white potatoes; 800 baskets sweet
potato seed, the George Homer variety saved
for my own use and are strictly pure, g sugar
cured hams and shoulders, about 500 pounds salt
pork, 8 cans lard One 6-can creamery, barrel
churn butter worker aud many articles usually
kept on well stock ed farm.
Sale to commence at y o'clock, sharp, and
viii be positive as / have leased my farm
C@NDfTIONS-A credit of six months on
sums of $40 and upwards will be SLOWED by
giving bankable tts with interest from date.
All sums less thar SO. cash
THOMAS II. WEATHERBY.
Elwood Usinger, Auctioneer.
Lewis N shock Clerks.
Evart nj Zane,
l-300S.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Second days sale, Wednesday, Feb.
All the following Farming implements:

All the following Farming Implements:
2 Rochester Kemp Manure Spreaders, both in
good order been used but lutte. one of them
only used this winter for the first. / believe
these are the best make of spreader on the mar
ket l Deering binder all III good order; Deering
mower, foot beam; Deering mowers foot
beam; Keystone hay loader. been used but one
season Deere corn planters markers. disc
cut harrows. 2 hay rakes one OF them new last
summer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Personal Property

FIVE HORS ES-One brown mare 10 years
old; gray horse years old good to work or
drive, an excellent team fearless of all objects
weigh about 140o lbs. eech. One match team of
bay mares, years old. weigh about LOO lbs
eh, a good team to work drive; any lady
can drive them. One bay mare II years old,
weighs 1907 lbs, extra work
FIVE COWS--Three fresh, with calves by their
sides; l will be fresh by day OF sale, will be
fresh in March. These are excellent butter cows
that make 10 and 10 lbs. butter per week.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Feb. 4th will sell the following

60 head cattle mostly all Holsteins some fine
grade Durhams, fine Guernsey springer
5 head OF the COWS are thorobred Holsteins, 8
of them close springers one of them fresh one
of them stripping, coming in later They are
a superior lot of registered Holstein COWS aud
very promising.
80 head of the COWS are either fresh or close
springers. and good lot of dairy cows they are
20 head of extra fine bred Holstein heifers corl-
ing i'll with their first calves. several of them
close up springers. They are bred fine and they
show it in their color and shape.
10 head of young Holstein cows stripping. COM
ing in later on, that wilt make fine cows when
fresh.
5yearling heifers, yearling Holstein BULL
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
rs Head of Fresh Cows

Holdsteins and Durhams. These cows are all
with ca yes by their 81
80 head OF bulls Hostein and Durhams Good
size and fine quality. and l steer.
1000 bushels cob corn.
1900 bushels oats
rs head of shoats.
5 extra fine breeding sows, will be in profit in
March
100 laying wyandotte pullets.
10 bIddies.
8 busbel Yarmouth sugar corn.
800 baskets white potatoes Green Mountain
and Cobbler's
$50 baskets Upriver sweet potato seed
Hot bed hay and litter nay
10 tons salt hay.
100 hot bed SASH
2 horse rake.
new one-horse moving machine
10 tons horse hay
10 cords of sawed wood ready for use. 1000
bean poles.
All took delivered
CON DITI0NS--7 months credit.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock
JOSEPH Il. BAILEY.
e. Usinger, Auct.; B. q. Paul, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Thursday, February 9th, 1908
Will Sell SO Head Horses, One 2-year-old
Colt and 100 Tons Hay

will sell as stated. In case of bad stormy weather
the sale viii come off the next clear day in rou-
tine until days sale is accomplished.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
FOR SALE

Two horses, 2 mules and about 10 tons of hay,
timothy and clover, mixed. Apply to
JOHN II. EMERIOH,
l2s.os,st. Glassboro, NJ.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
ALL THE FOLLOWING MACHINERY AND
IMPLEMENTS IN GOOD ORDER.

1S sets of hay shelvings 10 sets shelving springs
4 Robbins potato planters Iron Age potato dig
ger Hoover tato digger. Hallock potato digger,
Boss potato diggers. Aspinwall sprayers, IA
Kalamazoo spring tooth cuitivators, s hoe har-
rows iron smoothing harrows. 2-horse A scratch
harrow 5 weeders, six 2-horse Syracuse plows. p
horse BisSell plow, TWO 1-hofse plows. roller
eight 2-horse heavy wagons from ~ to inch
axies. all in good condition some of the nearly
new; two wheel wagon, three l-horse wagons and
bodies; butcher wagon, good wagon; two seated
bodies and shelving bodies lot of swingetrees
and traces, 10 sets Of double harness.
SEED POTATOES
500 baskets second crop seed potatoes. Green
Mountai s; 800 bbls Irish Cobblers, Maine seed
900 bbls Green Mountains Maine seed; this
eastern seed is fine quality and pure I bought
them last fall and had them in my cellar this
winter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
SALE

50 or so pairs OF full bred homers Address
j. r. s., Mullica Hill. N J.
1-23-Os-2t F. D. No.2.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
THE
Adjourned vendue


advertised for that date stands adjourned to
Friday, January 31st, 1908
3. At the same place and hour
GEORGE HUBBARD.
public sALk
Stock, Farming Implements
On the Stacy W. Hazelton farm on the road
leading from
MulIIca Hill to Evan
Two miles from the former place, on
Friday, January oath, 1908
HORSES-Five head No. l. Major D. brown
horse years old sound kind and gentle guar.
antee him to work anywhere; No Maud, seal
brown mare years old. sound kind and gentle
will work anywhere or drive; No. g. Bob, bay
horse years old, sound, kind and gentle. will
work or drive; No. 4, black mare IL years old, q
good horse to work on a farm; No 5,sorrel mule
years old sound and gentle and will work any
where
rs Head Cows, Bull and Heifers
Jersey COW, 5 years old, will be in profit on
Guernsey bull years old, entitled TO register
gentle, will make a GOO stock bull; Is head OF
heiiers some will be in by dag OF sale, others
ing stock.
IS Head Of Sh0ats
Five sows will be in about March l. Ia head Of
shoats, months old l. @. boar. shoat for
breeder months old
HARNESS-Three let's OF double harness in
good order, sets nearly new coll rs. nearly
new; fly nets, sets single harness, brides lines
halters blankets.
SEEDS-35o baskets Cobbler seed, bought last
fall: Maine stock from Sickler & Horner, as pure
aoedl ho rf, d<.sx
ron seed. 200 bushels corn, ~ los to bushel; %
quarts Parker's Improved citron seed, bushels
seed corn. a good cropper; Is baskets Green
Mountain eating potatoes. 2 bushels clover and
timothy seed asst year. bushels orchard grass.
MPLEMENTS-Three two-horse wagons,
low wheel In. n do, shelving with brake and
wagon, l buggy, neck yoke for hack,
Batenan potato planter, Bateman dig
ger, Bateman sprayer, Aspinwall sprayer in
good order, Bateman cultivator pivot axle, little
Diamond do, 2 weeders, hay tedder, hay rake
with seeder attachment cut harrow, iron har-
rows. moving mschine,5 hoe harrows, sweet po-
tato do. Ward pillow, Oliver do, horse pillow,
Planet Jr. white and sweet potati do, hitler.
Decker make; marker. co shelter, 300 baskets.
bushels, "a bushel, "a peck; log rigging, hog
troughs, horse troughs out houses for chick
ems, brooders, chicken coops, 2 sleds, fodder
cutter, 30 foot ladder, bags forks, hoes shovels
rakes trace COW aud log CHAINS, dinner II, 40
egg Cyphers incubator, fattening coop, grind
stone, swingletrees,3 horse evener swilI cart 20
foot hay rope, blocks, harpoon fork, 90 hot bed
sash nearly new; 10 Safters, 1000 feet of boards,
lot corn stalks and many things too numerous
to mention
HOUSEHOLD GooDs-Three oak beds and
springs chiffonier, oak bureau, kitchen closet,
nearly new; long table, small do, chairs, dish
es, small oak book case
sale to commence at / o'clock P. NJ aud will
be positive as I am going to quit farming
GEORGE HUBBARD.
B. F. james, Auetioneer
@. w. Elkinton, w. H. Brown. Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
FOR SALE.

Sorrel mare coming six years old. sound, kind
and gentle in all harness, good worker driv-
er. This mare has no bad habits and is so d on
ly for w-nt of use. H. w. RAINIER.
1910 st. Mantua, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

All the following described Personal Property,
including one carload of York State cattle.
FIVE HEAD H0RsES-One pair OF bay hor-
ses, Harry and Ned six and seven years old and
no older, will weigh 2800 pounds, blocky built,
very stylish with dark names and points. Guar
antee them TO be strictly sound, fearless Of aIl
objects and win pull foot at time. Anyone
wishing team of this kind may call atmy farm
before day of SALE will hitch them aby place .
team can be hitched. One bay mare ID years old.
fearless of all Objects will work anywhere,
sound, kind and gentle in all harness safe for
lady 10 drive. One bay horse, 5 years old, fear
less OF all Objects sound, extra good road horse.
One bay colt, sired by Merelton, eleven months
old. is said by good judges TO be as fine as they
ever saw of her age.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Adjourned vendue
HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE.

Owing to bad roads and weather. did not
sell all my horses at my ale last Monday.
have several gooh, young all-round chunks at
private sale Also some good horses taken in
exs change. Will be sold worth the money. and
full, guaranteed. s. G. BORTON
l-3008 Mullica Hill, N j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

FOR SALE
Three good horses, or will exchange for good
cows. Call Friday or Saturday
It. e. BURROUGH,
I-29-0S-4t, Hurffyille, N ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30

Johnson and Seeley. Auctioneers.
E. r. Parvin and II. 4 Woodruff, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
CATTLE BOUGHT AND sOLO

Beef cattle and calves wanted. Fresh cows
and springers always on hand. Call on or adj
dress H. NATHAN,
L16-0s-tf. Clayton, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Friday, January Gath, 1908


Jersey cow, years old, will be in profit OF
day Of sale, will make good family COW;
Guernsey bull, years old, entitled TO register
heifers. some will be in by dag Of sale other.
springing, good investment for anyone want
ing stock.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
MILLER's LARGE SALE
-ktA -oF-
Personal Property
York State Cattle
Wednesday, February IL. 'O8

Will be offered by the subscriber at Public Sale
on the road from Aura to FranklivilIeM
mile from the former place. on
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
FOR sALE.
GRAINS

The subscriber takes this method of notifying
the public that be will lave wet Brewers Grains
for sale at Sewell Station every Friday.
I-30-0S-4 STUL1Z HURFF.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24
LIKE A RIFLE SHOT.
Pure Bred Sire in Dairy Herd Ne
cessity If Herd Is to Be Built.

Once in awhile we strike statement
that goes to the center Of things like a
rifle shot.
In circular No. IL of the Indiana ex-
pertinent station the writer says:
Whenever great progress has been
made in milk production the pure-bred
dairy sire has been employed to bring
1t about. In 20 herds studied by the
writer there was an average of 2,096
pounds of milk ard Sc pounds of but
ter fat per COW. per year, in favor of
grading up with pure-bred dairy sire.
This amounts, in herd of 40 cows. to
$3.50 greater annual returns than from
scrubs"
How true, everlastingly true, those
words are.
Who ever heard of a community OF
farmers that made progress in dairy.
ing where they used the scrub bull OF
even the dual purpose bull?
Everything Is at standstill in such
communities.
Who ever heard of farmer becom-
ing broader, finer dairyman. one who
made increasing profit every year, who
went into partnership with a scrub
bull, or even dual purpose bull?
The thing has been worked out so
many times and in so many hundred
different places that we wonder that
still there are farmers who really
think their fortune lies with such ami
mails, says the Hoards Dairyman.
Only the other day we heard farmer.
who owns herd of 80 cows, say that
a cheap grade bull was good enough
for him.. How true were the words
of the great Teacher when He said:
For We have the poor always with
YOU Surely the destruction of the
poor is their poverty" of Judgment.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

Pablo Sarasate, who died at Bia<
ritz last month, was one of the most
noted violinists of his generation. He
was Spaniard and the son Of regi-
mental bandmaster. His formal mu-
steal training began when he was ~
years old, and he won prizes when he
was 10. AS he gained mastery of him
self and of his instrument, he was
honored by decorations not only from
the Spanish government, but from the
governments of France and Germany.
There was a magical quality in his
playing and fascination in his per-
sonaiity which made a strong appeal
to painters and poets. A small vol
ume could be made Of the rhapsodies
written about him, and Whistler's por-
trait of him is one of the finest Of that
great artists productions.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

Frederick Peterson, nerve specialist.
in Golfers, opines that the extent to
which the influence of mind on bodily
health may go Is as yet little known,
even among the medical fraternity.
He tells af a Vienna physician who
told young woman patient that he
would place small plaster on her
back which would produce a blister
in a few hours. He actually put on
only postage stamp and the blister
appeared, as suggested. This recalls
the trick played by DIR. Morton Prince
on lady who always had violent at
tack of hay fever whenever a rose was
brought into the room. One day he
brought in an artificial rose, and the
usual symptoms followed. He then
showed her it was made Of paper and
had no pollen, and ever after all symp'
toms of hay fever disappeared.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

: That visit of a big delegation of bus
mess men from the Pacific coast of the
United States is having good results
in Japan. The reception accorded the
Americans. both on the part Of Off
Gals and Of the people of Japan gen.
orally, has been of the most cordial
sort. The delegation has sailed for
home, but before doing SO held a
meeting and adopted resolutions ex-
pressing pleasure in the friendship
and goodwill prevailing between the
two nations, and urging the adoption
OF plans whereby the commerce of
the two countries may be increased
and the friendship of the Japanese and
American people made perpetual"
Intercourse such as that provided by
the interchange of such visits will go
far toward promoting those ends and
removing all cause for misunderstood
Ing,