Frou Our Own Peking, Sept. 21.
In an interview with several newspaper correspondents—_yester Marshal Wu Pel-fa once As usual Marshal Wu Pei-fu is very confident regarding the out come of the struggle—Reuter's Pacific Service. declared that Marshal Chang Tso-Tin must be driven out. Tt would not be enough, he said, if, in view of the Chekiang collapse "Marshal Chang Tso-lin abandoned. his antagonistic attitude toward Peking: he must be eliminated this time.
Mavahal Wu Pei-fu agreed that Peking would be satisfied if Chang Tso-lin voluntarily resigned his position in Mukden, Otherwise, he reiterated, the campaign would be pushed on till Marshal Chang was driven out of Manchuria,
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