Once more, Wu Pei-fu, who is! probably C! 's beat military com-ander, has shown his carious inability to deal with Hunan.
not. yet learnt the elementary Jerson that, you can do anything With bayonets except sit ugfon there. If he tad been patient, Tang) Sheng-chih would. have bern com pelled to agree with Wu. But at the tittle-tattle of such a "tail a §moking firebrand" as" Ye" Kai-Ising, he has grasped the reed which he must lean in an attack on Canton ard inflicted yet another] Draise on it In 1918, when Wu had the disgrace of being the advance guard the contemptible Chang Chin-yao, he advanced quite easily to Hengchow and. its border county of} Kiyang on the south. But there halt' was felled by a Kuangs! General, row acting in: Hankow one of Wu's henchmen, and Wo iwas called to consider whether he. Wu, with say 1,000 northern soldiers were a match for his opponent with 100 for each. 1,000 lof Wu's, whom he had -stopped in their headlong retreat to their (and his) native province of Kiangsi. And Wu called a halt, made ax agreement, which as far as the tw: leaders are concerned, has held good for eight years.
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