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■as! Great Japanese Baron Breaks1;1'JLong Silence While in Indian-Mj: ° !**•*ir-apolis Long Enough to Express-;Cr | His Delight in Local Program.! sJor?yheveionH.BANQUET1 ENDS SOJOURNj bush I liner ing nig lBaron Eliohi Shibusawa. speaking for*I . In. j tht Japanese commission in this country. 'to ; unb*nt for the first, time Tucs-Jay night, jt- 1 ,. and under the warming influence of In- !t !«! . . jdiennpolis hospitably. confided lo Indian-1e-n- «o! apolis people, at a banquet at the Clay-ij pool hotel, that they were the best litfie ^ j entertainers he had met in hie tour of | the t'nitod Matos. This direct compliment to Indianapolis was due to the fact that the local committee reversed the or- j cier of events, and submitted itself to the j desires and conveniences of the visitors, j ci: and refrained from “dragging and for- J two mail ties. Motosode Zumote was the ( in ti rgency through which the distinguished, j Big but heretofore silent, Japanese leader imparted hie words of praise for Indianapolis.rAll the addresses spoken in English were translated into Japanese as spoken.euse ma U day Co ut sel Jend the foreigners’ words were coined in j no lt;E.Ido\-Isist-English for the local audience. The crowning banquet, previous to the departure of the Japanese commission, was cne of the most notably successful ever given In Indianapolis.Baron Shibusawa’g address was full of good feeling, and was meaty with the story of Japanese commercial progress * di nit and wfth the hope for bettor mutual j rfaugtecti get i cam* Mr: who was buildtrade relations for the future.Ssnator Beveridge was toastmaster, after his address, Our Guests. Gov. Marshall made a fine address. A. Q. Jonestn t:etnlyExof tl
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Wed, Nov 10, 1909

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