as Japanese Ambassador to} the United States and. Mr. ¥. Suma ay. Minister to. Spain. has been con-Armed here. It x understood thut Mr, Saburo Kato has been appointed. Consul-General in "Tientsin in place of Mr. Yoshio Muto, who hasbeen transferred to San' Fran" cisco. Mr, Jehikawa, an offici the Gaimusho Culture been made Minister to Irak, Mr, Gosuke Imal. a feadings Japanese sible industrialist, who has recently Felurned to Tokyo. after stayin New York. stated that he does not nese silk embarko to be Imposeel by the United States. On the contrary. he stated. he Jcipates improved silk trade. Me added that the American ilk, patfeeted! by political our America. snd have eve intention of trade with Japan ax before, Tokyw, Now 20, Mr. Muriuburo Seki has been pointed Third Kin signed to the Jo in China. He is also concurrently:
Reuter, president of the Seiyukai, one of the two most powerful, political parties in Japan. In 190? end agai fy 1911, he served as Premier. The year following his assumption of his third "Premiership, Prince Saion}i resigned from the presidency of the Seiyukai and in 1914 retired entirely from active politics, With the termination of the Great War, the Genro went to Europe as the head ut the Japanese deleg: to the Paris Peace Conference. After Sven Bistarcke showed the of old age when he fold one person twice the same story of one of his the. Prussian War. is highly advanced aye, able to think avid reader, he war formed! of the change: andi jnterwational situation Tokyo, but Okitsu villa situated on the shores of Suruga Bay. tis hobbies engrave and raising Sealers do pace-e nicht Japanese Arrest American Nurse Honolulu, Nov, An American miselohary nurse spent 20 years in Seoul, Korea, (Chosen) was arrested by Japanese police in Yokohama as her ship was about to sail for the United States, was reported here yesterday', The. nurse, Miss Oda Lawrence, of Ontario, California, was en route Home after serving 20 years. in the Severance Hospital in "Seoul, s passengers aboard the Yuwata Maru Which docked here. yesterday route to the Uniled States 'The Yuwats sailed from Yoko hama November 13, 'Two hours before it" sailed, passengers Japanese police arrested Miss renee and removed all her' baggage from the' ship. a Police professed ixnoranee of the reason for her arrest, merely saying they had a warrant' from japanese authorities,
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