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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
aampf. sesen sic &robibition,
ct. 8 on is, Mo., Is. Mpr.

W. ~ w =, ~VtO.i 1O. <tf]'
Gie Eraoes Union Mntipro6ibttion-
&iga BON ct. 2ouis fat Sen Staats=
lefretar Cornelius &oad aufgeforoert.
sic fiir5li@ eingerei@te Hetition genau
gu prifen, oa ser 8er0adt porliege,
oob bon sen 10000 0arauf befinoli=
hen Nanen piele bon 2euten itno, Die
ni9t itinnten 0iirfen un0 0esbalb tein
9fe9t batte11, oie &etition gu nnter-
3ei6nen. Die 2iga 1peilt auf Chico
go bin no ebenfaus cine iol9e Heti=
tiom eingerei9t muroe> sic nod fur
5er ltnteriu9ung 10 6efeft befunoer
|pur6e, 0aB jie abgemielen mer0en muB:
tie. SSn ser 8erlammlung Ser Central
Gra6es ano 2abor Union, gu Ser alle
@elperfl6aften ser Sta0t geboren,
muroe betont, 0aB 0ie @egner ser 8ro=
btbition einen &f am Stimmfalten
nidt gu firdten brauben, 0aB er aber
permieoen meroen iolte, 1penn Dies &C.
i9eben farn, oa sic Musgaben ,5ur 8e=
fanlpfung ser Yrobtbitionsgeliiite uno
Sic oafiir n0tbigen 9lnitrengungen Ell
ne 2alt beoeuten, ser sic Yrobibitions=
gegner ii6 ertpebren louter, menn oies
i6on our9 Mbmeiiung ser Yetition &C.
lbeben tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Seine Marine.
IS a jbing t o II, Is. 9lpr.

Us D1ng t o H. 10. Mpr.
ss51 elmer Wlittbeilung an Oas &e=
pralentontenbaus beltdtigte Wiarine=
iefretar Meper am Jreitag ein friibe=
res @nta6ten 5es Marineoeparte=
ments, oaB ser 8au bon Marinei6if-
fen auf Sen groBen Seen gegen eiren
alten @ertrag, 6ie &ulb=8agot= &on-
pention pom Sabre 1907, peritoBen
i, 1piiroe. Gas @aus batte in elmer Ste
lolution bein Marineoepartement an=
gefragt, ,pesbalb Elm i'm Sabre 1898
fir sic groBen Seen betpiuigtes &a=
nonenboot nod nidt gebaut lei, un0
Oh S9ritte eingeleitet ieien, etluaige
&inoerniiie 81 beleitigen. Ser Sefre-
tdr erflart, oab na6 Dem. 8ei9lub
oes @aules I'M Sabre 1898 oas Ma=
rineoeparten1ent iidb beim 9taatsoe=
partement erfun0igt, ob ser 8au Ell
nes iol6en 6abr5euges na6 Sem ge-
nannten @ertrag 5ulalfg iei nno ei-
ne OerltetHelIOe N1tIIuuII eIDuIIeN Du=
be. 5pater, i'm Sabre 1900, lei oie-
ielbe Grage bon elmer gen1ildten Som
million ser Ser. Staaten un6 @ana=
oas ertpoger tporben, nobel lib ge-
3eigt babe, 6aB @roBbritannien beab.
iidtige, auf cine pouige Abriiitl1ng anf
sen Seen bin5utpirfen, 5r elmer eno=
giltigen Gntibeioung lei es oatnals
,,i1t gefommen. ssSm Sabre 1906 ba-
be bas Marine0epartement Dem
Staatsiefretdr nabegelegt, oaB es am
nnge5eigteiten mare, tpenn iener az
te gertrag gan5 aufgeboben iperoen
'f0nnte 5eitber iei nidts mebr in Ser
Sa9e gei6eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Mrtetteriperre
te8p>t1te1t,
9fingen. - 8etrifft mebrere
@mnberttamienb bemti6e 8amban6.
tperfer. = Der Streiffonos Der Sc.
perfidaftem betragt fait finf5ebn
Mtllionen Nfarf. - Mnbere @Mlfe
5mgeiidert.
g erlin, is. glpr.

Berlin is. Mpr.
Die Mrbeiteriperre int 8augeuer-
be, sic bts iebt beerits iiber cine 8ier-
telnillion Mrbeiter bei91ftigungslos
gerna6t bat, i6eint Der Mnfang zines
erniten @ingens 5mii@en &apital uno
9lrbeit tperoen 5l1 poaen. Die 8au<
fontraftoren in neri6ieoenen groBen
Staoten baben cine grflarung be-
fan1rt gegeben, in Ser iie iagen, oab
sic 8aubanomerfer i6on felt Sabren
our9 fleinere Streifs in peri6ieoenen
5taoten bobere 20bne un6 fiir5ere
Mrbeits5eit er3mingen mouten. Der
aagetneine Mrbeitgeber 8erein, gu
oen @ertreter ie0er oeutiben ssn6u-
itrie geb0ren, unteritiibt sic &ontraf=
loren in 0em &f un0 bat bereits
Sen 8eidlub gefaBt, ibnen mebrere
MiQionen Wfarf 5ur 8erfiigung 5lt
lteQen. 9lu6 Die Mrbeiter baben ii9
|ani9eineno auf einen langen &f
gut porbereitet. &eri6ieoene Mrbeiter=
nnionen bielten &eriatnmlungen ab.
l1eberau mur0e einitirnmig bel@loiien,
oie itif folge ser 9lrbeiteriperre bei6af-
tigungslos geuor0enen 8aubanomer=
fer uno ionitigen 8auarbeiter finan=
5iea gu rnteritiiBen. giner ser Siib-
rer Ser beldaftigungSloien @aubano-
lperfer lieB befannt geben, oaB ser
&nnnpf bis 5ln1 al.Beriten gefiibrt
tperoe1 tpir0. Sic bon Ser 9luslper-
rung ni9t betroffenen Mrbeiter ioaen
5ur l1nterltiibung ibrer &ameraoen
berange5ogen mer6en, ie na@ Ser S..
be ibres 2obnes ioaen iie gu 0ieiem
3pede nit so Bfennig biz gu elmer
Marf beiteuert lperoen. IS beibt, oaB
sic @elperfl9aften etnen @treiffon0S
Don $3,750,00O beitBen, auber0em lit
ibnen BON pielen 5eiten Silfe 5uge=
ii9ert. Die Muslperrung lit 0aonr&
berbeigefiibrt, 0aB Die @ertreter ser
Mrbeiter Dor einiger 3eit cine ibnen
Don ser @ereinigung ser 9lrbeitgeber
porgelegte 2obnifalu einitimmig per-
parfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Grfer 5beil.
Ne1te gyMrior9e
tiir Die Mrbetter*
Mcnld,cnfremnblide 8eitimmmnseus
oes stabltrnits. = &ramfen- uno
sterbeaeloer fir bic NlngeiteQtem.-
9eniiumem fir @ernn9liifte nnb ~
tersid,uade in Mmsfd)t.
q e 10 gorf, is. Mpr.

1em 5tabltruit ibeint eS bel Dem
augeneinen 5turm ser @ntrMltung,
lpelber li9 inn 2aufe Ser lebten Mos
note gegen i'm erboben bat, ungeniitb=
lid 5u meroen. 80 beginnt er nit
Ser @urit nab ser Spedleite gu per=
fen, uno ettpas lnebr als bisber fit
ieine 9lrbeiter gu iorgen. Gilbert $.
@arp, ser @oriibenoe oeS grefutlpto'
ntitees bes Sruits, bat befannt gege'
ben, oaB 0ie @eleuidaft ibren Mnge-
itellten 2obnaufbelierungen I'M labrl1'
,ben @eiunrl1tbetrage bon $9,0OO,OQO
belpiaigen peroen. gSeiterbin ioa
1peitgebenoe 6iiriorge fiir alle oieie=
nigen getroffen ueroen, pel6e mab-
reno ibres Observation-Disclosures er,
franfen, perungliiden ooer lterben.
Oeit anoeren Mortet1, sic 5tablforpo-
ration fangt iebt an, idii6terne Ser,
lu9e NIT einem SDitem gu ma9en,
0as in europaii9en 2anoern, beion-
bers in 1eutiblano ldon langit NIT
belteln @rfolge eingefiibrt moroen lit.
Sir 5eitmeilige Nrbeitsunfabigfei5
meroen oie Mrbeiter nod Ben per-
offentlibten 8eltimlnungen 35 Yro=
,3ent ibres 2obnes erbalten, nnO folls
jie perbeiratbet iin0, so Aro5ent. 9a-
gu iouen nod 5 Hro5e11t fir ieoeS
aino unter Is Sabren uno 2 Yro5ent
fir ieoes Sabr fonmen, oas oie Be
trefienoen langer ais filnf Sabre I'M
0iel1ite Ser @eieai6aft iteben. Sci
bal1ernoer 9lrbeitsunfGbigfeit iouen
9aul6aujununen als Mbfinoung ge=
,..5ablt peroen oeren Sobe itd nod Ser
Art uno 59lpere 6es l1nfaues, Dem
sur 3eit 0esielben erbaltenen 9obnes
ltno ser 2dnge ser 3eit ri6tet, MEL
:, de Ser Mrbeiter bel oem Grult gear=
beitet bat. @ern elm Mrbeiter geto0-
tet miro, 10 ion Sic 6amilie oesiel=
ben cine Sun1lne erbalten, mel6e 0em
nnoertbalbfa9en Sabreslobn 0es Ser
ungliidten entipri6t, mo5u nod 10
Nro5ent fir ie0es &ino unter ie65ebn
Sabren uno 3 8ro5ent fir ieoes Subr
for1men loller, Dus Ser @et0btete iiber
flint Sabre binaus i'm 0ienlte ser Sc
ieGi6aft geita10en bat. IS iou ferner
Elm Ylan unter gruagung iein, nab
.1pel6em perungliidte ooer alterSld1pa=
DIE 9lrbeiter penlionirt mer0en ioQen,
uno man erlpartet, 6aB 0ieleS Hroleft
gleidfaus in furaer 3eit greifbare Sc
ltalt annebmen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Gnor,1ter sdabe,1.
Des Mo / n es, Sa., 18. Mpr. .

Des 500 / n es, Sa., Is. Mpr.
Sic itaatli6e Mderbaubeboroe bon
Soma ld)aet, oaB ser our6 oen 5rolt
im gtaate angeri9tete S9aoen it'd
auf mebr als flint Miuionen Dollars
belaufen tpir0. &irl6en uno Yflau:
men loaen ga1r5lih oerni6tet moroen
iein, mdbreno Semitic nadgepflan5t
ueroen fann. Sn pielen Ibeilen bon
Soma fiel an @ontag S6nee. Sm
lii0liden Soma berri@t eine Sempe-
,ratur BON % @rab iiber geua.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
@eqen eSnternatiomal Sarpeiter.

SETTER n 6 GitD, @o., II. Mpr.
Ser @eneralantpnlt bon Miiiourt,
Maior, reidte am Sonntag bel 5pe-
5ioIfommiii6r &idter Sbeo0ore Bruce
sic grgume11te oes 5taatS Elm in 6em
Berfabren ,gegen oie Snternational
&arpeiter Company bon @iiiouri. sSn
ieiner Mnflageibrift iagt er, oab es
na9 Ser Gage Ser Dinge gang III ser
@elpalt belagter @eieaidaft itebe, ben
Ereis fir 8inoe- ooer Mdbntaidinen
iotueit gu erbohen, pie iie molle, ino
oas Nublifum miiiie einfa@ 5ablen,
es miiile Sic &an0e bodbalten l1no 5l,-
ieben, lpie bie @eieuibaft feline Sa=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21

. o. t.
perfnipft lit. Seit 0em 5tur5 oes
leRten l1nabb6ngtgen Miniiteriun1s,
an oeiien 5pibe &oiiutb uno slppon-
III itanoetr, bdlt ft6 er{terer iebr 5ll-
riidge5oge1. Die &egierung batte ni6t
oas @eringite gegen @ooiepelts 8e-
JUDI bei &oiiutb ein5upenoen, Ser
oiterreibiide 8otidafter in @aibing-
tol 8aron &enge1miiler, begleitete
tbn iogar bet oetnielben. Cine @eiea-
idaft angeiebener ungarn in geem
gorf, beren @ait Ser Grprdiioent bei
friiberen @elegenbeiten beridieoentli6
getpeien, ian6te am Montag cine &a-
bel6epeide an i'm nad 8uoopeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
&sm 1tutuetter beimgeimdjt.
90 an h setter, Co., 1S. Mpr

90 an d e ter, Co., Is. Mpr.
Die Ortl6aft @ooolano, neun Wet=
len liiolib bon bier, an ser gtlanta,
Birmingham & sltlantic=8ab pur0e
our6 ei1e1 perbangnibpoaen @Dflon
bein1geludt, pel6er fait ieoes @e-
bGu0e 1nebr ober nriroer ernit beiba=
oigte. Cine Mn5abl BON 2a0engebau=
Sen lpuroe pouitanoig in Sriimmer ge=
legt un0 perl6ie0ene @obnbauier uno
piele groBe 8aume ipur0en gu so,
zen gsass,arfen. @eridieoene 9erlonen
baben ernite Berlebungen erlitten.
Gin @ulfs5ug lit bon bier nab @ooo=
lano abgelaiien ,por6en, aber Biz iett
lit nod ni9ts Mdberes iiber sic @ir=
fungen 6es @irbelltur1nes perlautet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
8eroerblidjer @tnr,,,.
81 o II + m e 10 n, II. 4pr.

U{ o u { m e o 4, II. MPf.
Gin tornaooartiger 5turm braufte
iiber 6as 6lugfelo Sc @bulons. Gs
tpuroen 6rei Mrbeiter get06tet un6 6ret
anoere perlett. &enrp 6armans 8ert.
fttddttte,1 fittdttte,1 tpar6en 3eritort, un6 neun 2uft-
gleiter per11i@tet. Ser Sadiba0e,1 be-
tragt ettpa $4,000. Mu6 tpuroen
mebrere 56uppen fit sic l1nterbrin-
gung bon Meroplanen un6 2enfbaaons
mmgemebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Ser @djmiter 8sist.
81 p IN gnrf * SIR

&c e 10 y T I, 10. 2lpr1.'
@m Donneritag traf in Seem Sort,
mo- Ser Sduiter @oigbt, ser u&aupt-
mann bon @openid" itd gegenmartig
aufbdlt, Elm @aftsbefebl bon @aibing-
ton> 9. g., elm, auf @run0 0eiien
8oigt perbaftet muroe. Die 8eb0r.
sen ertlarten ibm, er uer0e als lrner-
miini9ter @intpan0erer 0eportiert
meroen. 8oigt la9elte 11ur ur6 5eigte
cine Dan1pferfarte Dor fur Sic &id=
reiie nah Deutidlan6 auf einern
Sdiff, oas am 6reitag bon Seem Sort
abfubr. SD bin ibnen 5llporgefom=
men," la9te er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
@esen sic Glaiie-Beuiais aisnngsporlase.
8aihi11qton, is. Mpr.

Die @orIage betreffs Bewiaigun=
gen fir 6liiiie uno &dfen, BEL Ser es
iib I'M 50 Mliuionen Collars ban-
bette, trat imp 5enat 5eittpeilig on
5teue ser giienbabnporlage. ga ie-
Ser Senator Elm perionli6es Snte-
reiie an 0ieier @orlage bat, par oie
Debatte iebr rege. Gie @orlage mar
faum Dor Sen Senat gebra9t als Sc
nator Burton bon Obio cine @eoe 5u
ibrer 8efampflng bielt. gr iagte, 1e,-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
Sprnaopes.
s o II m bia, Gent.> 16. @pr.

Column 81 a, Gent, Is. Mpr.
Sin Sorna0o> Ser iiber oieie @e=
geno binueg ging> for6erte Elm Men=
i9enleben nno 5erlt0rte Gigentbun1
I'M @ertbe bon $25, 900. = SSn @lt-
ton, &p., ri9tete Elm SornaOo in leB=
ter gfa9t nielen S9a6en an, in0em er
npebrere Sdeunen ltn6 anbere @ebau-
Sc 3eritorte. Mu9 in sen @al0ungen
bauite er 5ien1li9 arg. Sotpeit man
1peib, iin6 feline Menl9en umgefom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
st. @1pub simmeiota 2Dnneras, Den 2l. alpril, 1915

iden leere. @enn oies fein Monopol
lei, 10 be0eute oieier Nlusorud iiber
baupt ni@ts, un6 iei nur 0a5u oa, oas
Golf in 5i6erbeit ein5mpiegen oa,
mo es tbirfli@ in @efabr lei. Ser SAT-
miro I'M Sftobertern1in 5ur 8erban0-
lung fonttnen, un6 es iino beretts
iiher bunbert 3eugen pernomntet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
36. Sabr9an9.

ne @eoe11fen ri9teten ii6 mebr geget
oas 9piten1, als gegen Sic Sobe 0er
8elpilligungen. unter Ser gegenmarti-
gen Metbooe 1piroen piele uriiberlegte
ua1o perl9penoerii6e &lane nit lol=
hen ulanmengetoppelt, 0eren M''s>
fiibrung mirtli@ peroienitpoa maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-21
8rpan angefomnten.
Sc e m 81 o IF. Is. Npr

@u,. S. 8rpan fam am Montag in
Seem Sort an. Derlelbe lit begei1tert
bon sen @unoern Sii0antertfas; iiber
sic politii9e Sage in Sen Ser. Stoa=
ten perbielt er iid 8eridteritattern
gegeniiber gang i6meigian, inoem er
erflarte, ni9t auf 6em 2aufenoen 5u
lein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
PRESIDENT To
GO TO PANAMA
Taft to Make tho Trip to
Get Data for Message
? to Congress.
TO START NOVEMBER IS

Beverly, Mass, Oct. f4-Presideni
Taft has decided to pay a visit to the
Panama canal, and while there he will
gain better knowledge of problems to
be laid before congress when that body
Is called upon to pass important legis-
lation for the canal.
The president considers the PROPOSE
tiens which he will recommend In hts
coming message OF so much impor-
lance that he has reversed his de-
cisfon not to go to the tsthnus this
fall and will leave on the trip On Nov.
10, two days after election. The presi-
dent expects to be out Of the country
about eleven days, spending two or
three days ON the isthmus.
The presidents decision to go to
Tanama was received after a confer
ence here with Colonel George w.
Goethals, the army engineer In charge
Of the construction Of the canal.
Colonel Goethals was eager to have
the president make the trip, and Mr..
Taft was greatly impressed by his ar
guments.
The problems that the president in
tends to take up will be those that will
face the government after the opening
Of the canal to the ships Of the world,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
MAINE TO BE RAISED SOON.
Taft Determined to Learn What Caused
Destruction Of Ship,

Taft Determined to Learn What Caused
Destruction Of Ship.
Beverly, Mass. Oct. l4-President
Taft intends to discover II possible
what caused the destruction OF the
~battleshIp Maine in Havana harbor
twelve years ago.
This Is to be accomplished by raising
the Maine. The plan adopted by the
board OF army engineers appointed to
consider the removal Of the wreck Was
submitted to President Taft by Major
General William II. Bixby, chief Of
engineers Of the United States army,
and was Endorsed by Mr.. Taft.
General Bixby expects to have the
wreck uncovered and free for inspec-
ton by Feb. 15 Lext. the thirteenth an
~niversary OF the destruction Of the big
vessel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14

Be an adyertlser-1o. a WORD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14

Always remember Central Lunch
Room and Restaurant, open day
and night. Furnished rooms, table
board, regular dinner 30c. 219
Smith street. 14696-9-9-1mo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14

COLONEL GEORGE w. COCKTAILS.
and it is in regard to some of these
problems that congress will be called
upon to legislate this winter.
One of the questions to be deter
mined by the president is what form
Of government he will recommend to
congress for the canal one At pres
ent the strip of land ten miles wide
across the isthmus is governed by ex-
ecutive order.
The question presented now is
whether the canal as a fortified post
shall have a military government I'm
der the control of the war department
or whether there shall be a civil gov
eminent with only military rule for
the fortified posts.
Another question that the president
will Gull to the attention of congress
next winter will be the establishment
of a toll rate for the canal. Action in
regard to the charges to be made for
the passing of vessels through the
canal is regarded by the president as
very necessary at the coming session
Of congress.
The total cost of the canal as esti-
mated now Is $500. O00, 900.
Pc an adyarffear--r "a UnrH
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nestle arts. The mulberry Is also wide
ly grown, the stem being cut down close
to the ground and the leaves OF the abun-
dant young shorts being gathered for silk
worms Rice is by long odds the chief
cereal. This sown in beds, as tobacco IL
with us. and then transplanted by hand.
AS this work must be done In fields
flooded by irrigating bitches, it is both.
tedious and hard. None but a patient
people, living under the spur Of necessity,
would ever submit to 1t.
In some parts of the country wheat Is
produced and a good deal of barley.
Corn Is grown for roasting ears, a good
deal of It, but for no other purpose.
Sweet potatoes are by far the widest
vegetable crop, though the planting OF
Irish potatoes is on the increase. The
yield of beans is immense, and the egg
plant Is as plentiful as blackberries In
July in East Tennessee. Enormous
squashes are common, and rough-look-
ing, wrinkled pumpkin that is most pala-
table when properly cooked. In the ag-
gregate there is much hemp, and l made
note as we got in toward the higher
level of numerous small tobacco patches.
This Is a government monopoly. No man
| Is allowed to plant 1t. or even to have the
seeds in his possession without a special
permit. All these things I saw in the
|
Japanese method Of fertilization I shall
speak later
| AS we got away some so miles 1t be-
came evident that we were going stead
lily up grade, and long before night I
could easily have persuaded myself that
we were IN western North Carolina To
both the right and the left of us the
mountains arose with an exquisite YER
dure. Here and there were signs OF re-
forestation. work which the Japanese
government is successfully conducting on
a national scale. Streams of clear water
ran by over smooth water-worn stones,
or came slipping and falling out of thu
hills, making the most beautiful little
falls. And the sky had the same lower
ing aspect that 1t has at Asheville OF
Waynesville on a cloudy summer day. II
was hot when we left Toxic, but wher
the sun went down I felt distinctly sorr,
that I did not have light overcoat, for
we were then 1000 feet above the sea, and
the rain began to pour in torrents.
On arriving at Nikko we were Sc
curely tucked away in jinrikishas ant
whirled Off to the Kanaya hotel kept by
a Japanese gentleman in utterly English
style The rooms are airy and clean, the
beds inviting and the bill of fare, whil'
nowise extravagant, exceedingly appe
tizing. was glad to find number OF
Americans among the guests; such as
Mr.. Kent Of Wythe county. Virginia
going out to be our consul at Husan
China, and Chancellor McCracken Of the
University Of New York. enjoying hi'
10th year in a world tour. The next da,
was bright and clear, as II made ex-
pressly for tramping. and my friend and
put 1t to the best uses. The place has
been the site Of temples for more than
1900 years. Nature lends itself to tn
building of shrines. But 1t is only since
the time Of Iyeyasa, noted Shotgun of
the 18th century, that the present stfuc
lures have been erected. They stand o.
the side Of densely wooded mountain
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noon. we got some white and yellow ones
that were delicious. The growing of
peaches is a new industry in Japan.
Less than ten years ago none were pro-
duced except some small and hard varie-
ties brought long ago from China. Now
they can be found everywhere. l have
not missed them a single day In four
weeks OFTEN they weigh as much as
half a pound or more, and are rich ana
Juicy beyond belief. The price, too, Is
most reasonable But to return to the
lunch. we crowned our business ventures
by bargaining for "bento' at the cost
of Jpn cents. 1t was neatly done up In
a wooden box, wrapped In strong paper,
and tied with an artistic string By ac-
tual enumeration, my friend instructlng
me as | counted, 1t contained the follow
ing articles. plentiful supply OF rice
very we'll cooked a considerable quanti-
ty Of broiled eel, some small bits OF colo
chicken and beef. an omlet seasoned with
onions to the point of saturation, al least
two tablespoonsful of sweetened beans,
pickled radishes, burdock roots, lotus
roots, lily bulbs, horseradish. dried mush-
rooms. sea weed, hot peppers and two
pairs of chop sticks. Did eat all these
things? Well, hardly. OF the rice / par
took rather freely, using the chop Sticks
so aWkWardy as to provoke my Japan
csc fellow passengers into good-natured
amusement. I also got my share of beer
and chicken, nibbled at the radish, tast-
ed the omelet and kept the taste good
while deyoured one of the lotus roots,
because the holes were convenient for In
sorting the chop sticks, swallowed few
| of the beans, and then left my friend to
finish the rest, he declaring that every
| thing was good and the eel positively de-
| Hcious Being satisfied of his truthful
ness, I had no inclination to put 1t to
| test by any actual experiment of my
own
For 80 miles out the country is low,
densely populated and apparently very
rich. OF course, there are no fences, the
little farms of from half an acre to an
acre being separated from one another
simply by living hedges one or two feet
high which are usually planted with
hedges of beans. The farm houses are
not comfortable looking in that region
For the most part. they do not stand
apart, but are huddled together into viii
lagos or hamlets. Elsewhere In Japan
thew have a more inviting appearance
The number of trees is surprising. Oh
course there are no great stretches OF
forest. but numberless clumps of trees
Pine is the most common kind. There
are several varieties of 1t, but the one
that is seen everywhere closely resem-
| bles the old field scrub of our southern
states. I am told that the Japanese think
| it very beautiful De gustibus, etc. In
addition I noticed maple chestnut, per-
simmon cherry, spruce and other familiar
growths, besides camphor and lacquer
trees, with which was not familiar. II
lis impossible to look in any direction
without seeing patches Of bamboo OF
which INFINITE uses are made in the do
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