The sun., 1910-06-13
BEEN SEEING JAPAN CLOSE
PROF. STARR BACK WITH AN
NEUROLOGICAL SPOIL.

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For the first time in his four journeys
into Japan the professor adopted there
thu drssa oF a Ianane.a vantl.nan Hs
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Information aOout 'he hao''s OF tnousht'
the commercial methods. the religious
life. the Dolitioal ,epdencies and the social
c,,.tor,. ~ ,ha J.n.n..s Pain, an a.
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p7't IN tne Nhs uAee anu Aho"lhe u"-
mateiy large number OF inhuenlal
Jananeaa. he had little trouble In getting
hims.lf acsnowIedgad a. q tr,,e Ia paness
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Nv "'u ~, y" ''S w" W"
ne ula not hke thern 40 wei AZ nrst a. the
clothing OF the Occiden Z. whose side
pockets invite the repo-s OF the hands
m the disous.ion NJ nrohl,r,a In Dolitic.
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a While he got quite used 10 the clothes.
To the question. do You think the jap
ana-s will ever abandon the ancient
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" ~ hAIu o rAy' Inv heN ken7ra-
ton, especially thOse Interested IN trade
and thoaa who have studied in colleges
or universities in Europe or America.
has take TO the Western way Of dress
ing. The older men cling 20 the customs
Of their forefAtheru But il il the Young.
my boy here he patted ON the shoulder
a student Of the University of ChicaRo
who had come u tha pier 10 greet hun
who are going 10 run things IN the next
few years
The professor has distinctly a good
opinion OF the lApanese. As TO their
morality, he zlid it wa. from their eth
ical yiewpoint land all were entitled 10
their yieWpointI a. good a. the morality
of America. parhnps. lie was never in
peril al any time In Iapan and he waH
alwaya treated With pOlitenesz by the
young especially. which may not t'e said
Of ali the young Of Chicago.
He gave particular attention % the re-
igious customs of the Aimi. and had the
privilege of attending the sAcrihcial Cei ..
monial IL eating the bear. taking a piecr
of the veniuon himself The bear cult 10
the chief worsh,p of th. Ainu They re-
gard the bear A. divine They bring up
tho particular bear that 10 20 be sacrificed
In a WAy that might cause all the other
bears 10 envy u. provided they did not
know what it Was being Dampersd for
Prom itz earliest cuhhOod Il 10 petted and
cared Tor by young and old aud not even
the most desperate Z ma hOOdlum would
dare a. throw stone At the sacridCial
bsar A. the end % Il all the bear n
strAngled The Ainu does not believe In
the shedding It blood. aud that 10 Why
the bear IL not despatched swiftly by gun
or knife Biii ,hey think the bear really
likes 10 make his exit the way that gives
consolation 10 the piOus Ainu
The professor sticks to the theory that
the Ainu IL "A Caucasian. although there
are theories 70 the oDntrA~y Hs 10 the
first oT tue white race that he's been con
auered by the brown. or vellow for the
shaHa. ya-w an Ianan Thssra Haa haan