Dealing with Gen. Yen Hsi-shan, inued: "My impression is that Gen. Yen is a great lover of peace, I think, the peaceful condition in China of the last fow ths, hag been due, principally, his good judgment and good-will. He is trying his hardest to remove all misunderstandings. He has been very successful so far as the North and "Northwest are concerned. In spite of failing health, he is a very hard-yorker. He rises early in the morning and received me as early as £20 am. When I questioned him ab.a* the general situatiaa, he, told me that all misunderstandings would be removed and that everything would go on as smoothly he lisd expected. Of course, that was before the Chang Fa-kuei move-
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