Mar, 14, We direct attention to the interview, published in another column, with Dr. Wu Chao-chu, who is, of course, the son of Dr.. Wu Ting-fang, on his mission to Mukden. 'I'o those who vainly seek some clue through the present tangle of Chinese politics it should be welcome, as presenting at least one clear and easily grasped idea. It shows, moreover, that Canton has a definite aim, not merely confined to establish-. ing an hegemony over certain southern and southwestern provinces, but something in which the whole of China is interested and it hints pretty plainly that she believes she has grounds for expecting to realize that plan. Precisely how far General Chang Teo-lin is ready to fit in with it now or would continue to act in
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