Tuan Chi-jui and his followers have been worried over the turn of events during the past two months owing to the activities Inspector-General Chang Tso-lin, who is bent upon defeating the Anfu. Party. General Hsu Shu-cheng was called back to Peking to take part in the discussions con cerning the best methods to be adopted in overcoming the deep laid schemes of his enemy, Chang Tso-lin. It is safe to say that the whole personnel of the Anfu Party is beginning to feel the necessity of an immediate counter move obstruct the plans of the opposing factions, for the most part under the guidance of the "Mukden bandit."
President Hsu Shih-chang was elected by the Anfu Party, and he has received many favours from the Party, but the growing sentiment against the Anfuites and their pro-Japanese leanings have made the President anxious about his own position. He feels that he is entirely under the thumb of Tuan Chi-jui, and that the time will come when he will ba succeeded in office by him, therefore, the urgent need of conspiring against his former supporters.
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