On reading the sixth resignation, I asked a Chinese friend of mine:
"why doesn't Toan Chi-jui accept this one, just to vary the monotony "But he won't: that's all," was the answer, "What would happen by some wild chance the Provi-Chief Executive, unhinged by the reiteration of this one retrain, did really accept Feng's re-then asked.
Chinese friend smiled at the pros eet, but couldn't visualize it. Toan simply wouldn't accept it, he Then it occurred to me that 8 Chi-jui had already tried to demolish one Feng creation, the Palco Inventory Commission, and hud witnessed the flouting of his personal instructions for his. pains. Presumably the same fate would attend sirly' similar demonstration in regard "to Feng's resignation. would go unheeded, and most probably would not even interfere with tthe steady in flow of the letters of nation.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.