Peking, Feb. 14.
Those newspapers here which are regarded as the organs of the Shansi Government to-day print the'
Yen Hsi-shan had recently sent him a telegram urging him to resign and to retire from polities, General Chiang stated, in most emphatic terms, that ho would not resign. General Yen's proposal, he continued, could not accepted at' - this juncture when the revolutionary programme of the Kuomintang had not been fully carried out and when the stability of the National Government was not yet absolutely assured.
Settlement of the May 30 Aftele text of a telegram which General]
"Bankers on, Silser Daniping "Charley's Aunt"
Departure of Chaplain plum Investigators for Shang:
alice Officer's Tragic Ack tary Club Festivity. American Consblate in Shanghai Important Property Sale Greyhound Racing and the Law Obituary—
Mrs. F, A, Bensom,
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