Another sagging ies shoulders is aueston over which Pex a.e toward Tuan called, Marshal Wu replied: The Chi-jui. The few telegrams so far Anti-Traitors' Allied Army. circularized by the Chibli party Asked what Government he in- would that their movement tended to. promote, Marshal Wa said he intended to uphold law and order. As these should be maintained at all costs he was opposed to 'Communists and Bolshevists. As they were destroyers of the country, he intended to take' a firm stand against them.
Marshal Wo said that Marsh Feng Vu-hsiang would probably act
Drésant position of Marshal Chang, onjnction and, cenadering the TTyolin, be would not be surprised the. Christian General, lzunghed an attack, on. Bukden. "nithynt is mai nly anti-Mukden. Officials are hoping that, once Wu Pei-fu gains real power throughout central and northern China, he will be content for the time being with the astponement of the Citizens' Conference and the breaking off of the drafting of a new constitution and will allow the Government to reap as mi uch benefit for China as pes sible ut of the Tariff Conference.
But their hopes have been so fre~ dashed that. they are now reduced, to a state of hoping against Ihope and Wu Pei-fu's. published de-
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