Pictorial Chosen and Manchuria . 42. Count Terauchi (#ftiF.^ffl), FirstGovernor-General (I9IO-19I6). gendarmes Ijeing distrilnited even inthe remote interior of the Peninsula,were the insurgents or brigands,ranging the country without definitepurpose excejjt that of preying uponpeaceful jicojjle of means, obliged todesist from their activity. Thanks The vital object of annexationbeing chiefly to secure jjcace andtran([uillity for the Peninsula, guaran-tees in that sense were provided bythe miification of the police systemand the gendarmery—hitherto operat-ing independently—which was carriedint

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Pictorial Chosen and Manchuria . 42. Count Terauchi (#ftiF.^ffl), FirstGovernor-General (I9IO-19I6). gendarmes Ijeing distrilnited even inthe remote interior of the Peninsula,were the insurgents or brigands,ranging the country without definitepurpose excejjt that of preying uponpeaceful jicojjle of means, obliged todesist from their activity. Thanks The vital object of annexationbeing chiefly to secure jjcace andtran([uillity for the Peninsula, guaran-tees in that sense were provided bythe miification of the police systemand the gendarmery—hitherto operat-ing independently—which was carriedinto eftect in June, 11)10, as a prepa-ration towards annexation. Especial-ly^ after the annexation, police or. 43. Count Hasegawa (a^JlWilfS^.^Governor-General (I916-I919). Second

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