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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SIDE OF THE JAPANESE WAR.
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The Japanese armies have been exceptionally and unexpectedly fortunate in the percentage of mortality due to the direct effect of engagements or to illness or to wounds received in action. It was reported while the troops were in Corea during the warm months that thousands were dying of dysentery, and at first these reports were believed, partly for the reason that this disease had for some years been a scourge in Japan. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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