After his return to Shang!
Sun strongly advocated the trans-for of the Chinese capital from Pe-King to Nanking or Wuchang. This aroused the ire of President Yuan, who alleged that Dr. Sun was plotting against him and using the money intended for the railway scheme, fund the authority given him as Feng Ywhsiong coup in Peking jand in response to a request from Marshal Tean. He -arrived in Shanghai, where he delivered a vitriolic pronouncement against foreigners. From here he went to Kobe, leaving again on November 30 for Tientsin. When he reedied [that port he was ill and had to so to Peking for treatment. went to the Hotel de Pekin, remaining there some days before he was admitted to the Peking: Union Medical College Hospital.
Di. Sun's more mature ideas are! undoubtedly best stated in his books, among which "Industrial Plans," Elementary Treatise on People's: Rights," "Sun Wen Hseuh Hsoh" (Principles of Sun Yat-sen") and the "International Development of]
are the most important.
Dr.'Sun leaves a wife, a som Mr. Sun Fo, formerly Mayor of Carton, and-a daughter, Mrs: Tai En-tsai, the wife of the former Mayor of Wuchow, a city on the borders of Kuangtung and Kuang-
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