Okuma
COUNT, a Japanese statesmechanical engineering. It is situated 1837; took part in the Japanese revoluman; born in Kinshiu province, Japan, in had an enrollment of over twenty-three at Stillwater, Okla., and in 1914-1915 tion of 1868, and through it rose to office. hundred. In addition to the university Finance, and held that post till 1881, appointed Minister of where courses in home economics, science and literature are given in addition to those already mentioned there are also a summer school, a cotton school and a secondary school. The latter gives a three year course admitting to the university.