The Indian Review September 1912 a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest

The girdle about the waist the girdle below the waist the triagulardress covering the lower part of the body and above all the Swastika of the same material found with the statue afford strong evidences of Hindu communication and influence. [...] If such was the case the Cincinnati Stone was cut when both calendars the new and the old were in use; and this must have been during or shortly after the 13th century B. C. the period of the Mahabharata war and the Dispersion of the Northern Asiatic tribes'. [...] In 1750 the French missionaries in Louisiana heard of a route from the Pacific which was used by the natives and to test the accuracy of their information they sent an Indian over the trail who made his way to the Ocean by the Missouri and Columbia rivers and came back with the report that at the mouth of the latter he saw a sailing junk whose pig-tailed crew were busy washing the river sands [...] The wedding was witnessed by the members of the Royal family and by two other Japanese Baron Sarinomiya the Grand Master of Ceremonies and a lady-in-waiting who took part in the rites behind the curtain of the holy of holies. [...] The rapid spread of education the constant flow of foreigners into the country and the journeying of Japanese students and emigrants to the four corners of the globe to learn the ways of the West have given rise to an insatiable desire in the hearts of the populace for the opportunity to wield the power that has been kept under the control of the ruling coterie.