On February 12 Mr, Yamamura received a cable notifying him of his brother's death. He then sold his business and left for Japan, "to teach my brother's son, Kolchiro Yams shi, the 24th direct descendant Goro Masamune, how to make fine swords."
Mr. Yamamura and his family wilt make their permanent residence in Kamakura, near Tokyo, where the samurai of yesteryear came from all over Japan to buy their swords from his ancestors, Aboard the same vessel were Mr. 'Naokich! Matsunaga, Japanese. Mini-isler to Australia,' and. Mr. Kaju Nakamura, a Sclyukal member of the Lower Chamber, who was returning from an inspection trip to the [Netherlands East Indies accompanied fey five students, 'Mr. Chonosuke 'Toneki, Japanese 'Consut in Yunnanfu, who' joined the ship in Hongkong, told the "Nippo" that the anti japanese sentiment. in }Yunnan softened somewhat with the settlement of the North Chine controversy and that the merchants are Jonce again handling Japanese goods.
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