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Chines Ceicbrations ni" Hon and Japan antes Trane Pacite Fight Hitnun's Fear of Communtem tacked by Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang, but General Yen showed the basest ingratitude and treachery.
Red Menace and Three Principles General Yen Hsi-shan, he continued, agreed Inst year to unite with Fengtien against the "Red" menace but later negotiated with General' Chiang Kai-shek and demanded that the Peking Government adopt Sun Yat-sen's Three }Prineiples and the Soviet committee system of government, Fengtien vainly tried to convince General Yen that this system had ruined trade Jand had brought disaster and dis-Integration to the South. General Yen, however, had refused to listen and' had entered into an alliance with Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang: hence the war had been caused by General Yen's attempt to bolshevize North China.
"We are' very confident," the Jspokesman declared. "We ate bet ter equipped and supplied and have had many years of war experience while they are inexperienced. We Joutnumber the Shansi forces considerably on the northern front, and jon the Shikchlachuang front we out number them by four to one. Our artillery is much superior to theirs Jand we have our own arsenal at Bally Piison ai Swaiow ede Arrested Honcho BABhtee Batloo at Hanged Severe Typhoon inthe Fall: Borodin at leone Bhantony' Battin' Scheie
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