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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS TUES JAY, MARCH 10rx, 1908.

ABORIGINES IN FORMOSA.

LIFE AMONG THE HEAD-HUN? KES,

An article in the Talyo conserning the treatment of the Formon aborigines, written by Mr. Emsl, Chief of the Forinasan Adminis. tration Bureau, will be read with interest. He

The whole area of Formosa is 2,300 square miles, and more than one half of this land (20 square miles) is in a state of darkness and anarchy, pccupied by is tribes of sborigines. Thean tribes, numbering over one hundred thousand peop

people are oblivided into alada, and almost all the glans are in feet independent. Sometimes five or six of them. make a combined movement, but in time of pence tiray take independent nation, and these cironmstances render the administration very these clans one by one. difficult. We have to tame or anbjugate 700 of One clan bore may.be obedient and submissive, but another claní just over the peak may be quite the contrary, Moreover, the Formosan aborigines as a whole porsens the characteristic fickleness of all stage parple, and no one must be off bis guard amongst them to-day will not foretell

to-morrow,

the storgies" into, two paris "our work wilt ; become much easier. Bat to do this in hunte will cost the country much in wealth and in human life. There is no need to hurry on the work at such a great sacrifics,

"Aborigines live usually on millst and Potatoar, and their business is hunting, so that on this sent we cannot forbid them to use firearms. But there arms are turned agaibat.

quite often, and herein lies eau of the greatest diffenities. in dealing with the aboriginos, Among themselves they are faith- ful, chivalrous, and cheate, and their morals are on a much higher sole than those of the For- mocan Chinese. Their notions of ordinary de- cency are rather-primitive-and their intellect is on so law a plane that they have no clear ides of amber above ton. It is no easy task to educate the aborigines and make them gentle and intelligent."

THE AINU OF YEZO.

INTERESTING LECTURE BY DE. MÚNEO,

Dr. N. Gordon Munro recently delivered a lecturs before the Yokohama. Literary Sopisty on the bore subject He said the subject upon which be proposed to spook was such a very wide one that it was almost imp saible to do it "One of the most vicious of the sins tribes justice in the short time at his disposs). As is the Arayal, and they still indulge in the was well known, the Ainn race had inhabited custom of head-hunting. This tribe occupies the northern part of Japan for a great 770 square miles, and is the most influential of many years. The people had been written

by the whole of the aborigines. Other tribes are about many investigators some whom more or less dodile and ready to receive the had grossly exaggerated the facts, with bapotits of civilisation Schools are being the result that a good many misunderstand. established among them, some of their youngings had arisen, The Rev. Mr. Batchelor mon have been to Japan, and if we give them at one time held that the primitve people agricultural implements, teach them how to

of Japan were the keropoku quru, a race of use them, and treat them to abandon the dwarfs and cave-dwellers, and this theory was barbarous practica of head-hunting, arme of accepted by any scientific nes, but since that Ehem may becomesful members of society, statement was made archilogical research had and we are hopes of making norical men out of advanced, and further investigation made by thom Bat for all this, we have to ho prepared Mr. Batchelor and others had clearly demon eny day for the outbreak of the barbarous spirit strated byond the shadow of a possibility of Lawless is in their blood; hereditary doubt that the Ainu race were identical with NE ROOM in Prince Buildings, Topicolinations are too strong for them to became the primitiva population of Japar, Profesor

Tauboi, President of the Authropological- gentle and law-abiding all at once.

67-bunting 13 87 literwoven who trist in Tokyo, still adhered to the koropoku life of the aborigines that they have to sutiraly quru theory, but sine he, (the lecturer) had change their customs and mode of living before ried out investigations and discovered that they can abandon it. The human bead. Er skulls of the primitive people were identi instance, is a necessary offering in the coremony

cil with the skulls of the Ainu, be thought of sowing millet seeds, and this castom is very w no doubt that the primitive deeply conted. When a dispate breaks out population. of the country were Aipa,

mong the abnizines, and it seems impossible 40 settle it, the disputants sally forth, starting at the same time in search of humin heads and the one who is first to bring back a head wins ne stone implemanta, but r cent discoveries the case. In marriage the brid favours the led that they did make pottery, while the brave youth who was most buman heads which indicated the use of stous impletnouts.

au laugnage retained a number of words phu be pass ssian of human has s Thornce, wealth, and authority,

Photographs of the Aion and of skulle There is nother cause which has helpdated by the lecturer at Milsusaws and of

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this onster to grow, The Cutinere came to this islandsome four hundred years ago and deprived be aborigins of the fertita plains trasting the plin, a ornal fashion. It is recorded that hey burned the entire forest in which numbers of the aborigines tad bern penned up, murdering them all Robbed of their territory, their parents killed, their sisters outraged, thoabori Fines came to view the Chinons their natural nemy. Babes were tough to hate the Chinese,

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"herefore the satisfaction of the aborigines was very grant what they saw the Japanese army fighting to subine the Chiness immediata "OGESFORD (Furnished) No. 314, ly after the cession of the land to Japan. They I PEAK, Cyptzias 6 ROOMS. thought the depinese ware avenging their No. 71, WYNDHAM STREET. ...-- wrongs, and welcomed and befriended our army "GLENWOOD" CLINN ROAD, suitable The physical reemblance of the Japanese to the for a Hoarding house or Club. Containing 26 aborigines did much towards making them friendly toward w Bat when the Chinese BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, Fine Oloss subjugation had be completed and the Japз- and Dwelling Rooms

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enemies the Chinese, they now carry out their LADBROKE, No. 9, CONDUIT Road,head-hunting promisenously, and both Cainese 8 Rooms, Furnished or Unfarnished from aut Japine ars ir victims. We have 16th April, 1918, Large Servants' Quarters benght the quarrel of the Chinese, as the saying

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remarked that one could never judge the origin of a face by its relics. Primitive poopla lughout the world must have on red much the same culture. I be Ainu Block was a proto-European stook. It has been said that the primitivo people of Japan were cannibals.. There was certainly evidence that they did, in eating, bat the practice was followed much less than many people supposed. The bairiness of the. Showing a Ainu garden, Dr. Munro remarked Aizu people had been grossly exaggerated. that this would do credit to a people of a more advanced civilisation. The Ainu piople were AVID CORSAR & SONS apable of a higher form of art, if given a good chance. During the Meiji period they had been considerably helped in the acquirement of duestion, and within the last few years schanis had been opened for educating the Alun. The people were capable of great development if kept away from the use of alcohol.

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He unge, on a certain musical note-it must be sized sote-by the side of a pand, and tha ruder of a little model boat, ated with Mr. Vardar's mechanism, turns and steers her round. Or, at his pleasure, he can start or step the propeller by the same mechanism.

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"Sinoa 1896 there have been thousands of akiishes and fourteen big fights, in which 232 Japanese sud 2.263 friendly For moans have been killed, and i41 Japanese and 7:1 natires wounded, while over four million yen has been spent on the boundary line.. Ba't ib number of attacks is diminishing rapidly where there were 400 în 1809 there were only 80 in 1907...

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From London, &o., ez sa, Moldavia From Persian Gulf et B. 1, 8. N. and

B. & P. S. N. Go's Steamers. Optional goods will be landed hers unless instructions are given to the contrary beforo 6 hours,

Goods not cleared by the 11th inst, at 4 PM will be subject to rent

No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in any case whatever,”

Damaged packages must be left in the Go- downs for examination by tho Consignees, and the Company's representatives at an appointed hour. All Claite must be prescated within ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised, No. Caims will be admitted after the goods have eft the Godowns.

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 5th March, 1909.