Dr. Sun realized this and sought in several ways to find a method chieh would work. That he did not Aways succeed was only natural, Since no-one man will succeed, can neeeed, in. solving this problem, But underlying all his experiments, jas underlying all our ideals, is the sense, inherent in every Chinese, local self-government. At times, this sense is dulled by the course of events, but at present it is particularly keen, particularly active, Throughout China, men are thinking of reconstructing not only their provincial governments, but even Limiting their activities to their] districts and villages. We have to' begin our work of reconstruction with the amaher units, if ever we ference, was one of the earliest supporters of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Since the Versailles Conference, which Dr. Wang attended, his. activities have been in Peking rather than in the South, With regard. to his sociation with Dr."Sun Yatesen and his estimate of the man, Dr. Wang "My first. meeting with Dr, Sun Yat-sen was under peculiar eireum= stances, Tt was in 1904, T was student in Japan, While there learned that Sun, Yat-sen wa country and I called on This frst visit Insted three are to get anywhere.
"The Kuomintang Party, of which }Dr. Sun w the leader, will survive his death, It is the only political party in China which is organized jand which contains the necessary leadership for united action. It is the only national political party'. It is the only. political group in the Jeountry which includes large num-hers of men who will sacrifice themselves for their country, even as. they have, in the past,' sacrificed themselves. During the lifetime of Dr. Sun, the party naturally orientated itself about his person-
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