Tuk indecisiveness of Chinese wars has perhaps never been more clearly indicated than in the political meanderings behin the scenes, about which one constantly hearing. According to those variegated reports there is a prospect of peace between General Chiang Kai-shek and Marshal Sun Chuan-fang; both ides being somewhat weary of the fray, which had led to a victory for anyone. The apparent reason for the surcease to fighting is that winter is coming on, but again inthe distance is the probability that the re-emergence of Marshal Wu Pei-fu is a source of discouragement to those who have been' fighting the Kuomintang armies and who now
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