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Page: of 25
few days. To choy oe ae ve
kindness of Mr Pi ee
oe > Cuatoy he, prince, upon. his: CHAPTER VIL return
to Japan,
sent Mr. Chabot
a great
assortment of Japanese pilambey among them the > ha = ease ee
tea and persimmon. Mr. Chadct, having not
hs you have.read in the first
enouch spéce in his yard to grow such a large chapter, Mr. Chabot endured many hardships
number of plants had to buy more land. . avring his early life. Because of this, and
Knowing nothing of the culture of Japancse Rcause he jigliked to see éthers sorrowful
plants he nired a Japane se gardener , Damoto, or a ceranles nis purse was ever oven to the
who knew cverything about them, to care for poor and needy.
the many varietics. Mr. Chabot kcpt Danoto . oe ae ge one veterans’ Home at’
magus euploy Tor me? eee Me . meee ite “as in needof more’ space to ac>
commodate the soldiers, in 1885, jn his '‘practice of tkc Golder: Rule, he gave most of thé .
money toverd building 2 cottage. which puoT ©
an
. vided accomodations for torty veterar’s
The cottage was Lurnisueda vy a number of noble
spirited Past Oakland women.
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