Excerpt from Breezes From the Orient

The following letters, written by Ira F. Harris, Cashier of the Indian Head National Bank, Nashua, N. H., to the Nashua Daily Telegraph, are herewith reprinted at the request of numerous friends, with due credit and apology to the authors of "Travel, " "The West in the East, " "India, Its Life and Thought, " "Twice Around the World, " and all from whom any facts, figures or thoughts were borrowed.

The letters were hastily written, while on a tour around the world, going east, which left New York, January the fourth, nineteen, hundred and thirteen, returning. May the twenty-fourth of the same year.

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