is from the " Japan The campaign which began last Jao against the aborijcines in Formosa may be said to have continued till the close of Novamber, for although the last phases did not involve any actual fighting, it wa Into period that the Amis tribe definitely surrendered. The Ganyan save most trouble. They numbered only 2,000 but they had never suffered defeat at the hands of any foreign troops; they possessed a good sapply of arms and ammunition, and their fastnesses were extremely strong, The Japanese loeses in the fight were considerable. On the side of the police there were 170 killed and 123 wounded, while on the side of the troops there' were eighty-three killed and 141 wounded. 'The arms iveaby the Gaogan totalled 765 rifles, and this number was brooxbt ap to 2,366 by the surrender of the Amis tribe. It stated that the justice of specially rewarding the police will now be recognize' by the Japanese Government and that not only will the memories of the men who fell in this campaixa be included among those worshipped at Shokonsba, but also special grants and distinctions will be made.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.