son, arrived in Canton this morning, from the north. He intends to stay here two weeks. Mrs. Sun is still correspondent, said that the purpose of his trip was twofold: to report fon the northern situation to the Canton authorities and to study the Dest means of effecting a permanent, readjustment of the military situation here. "For two years every: thing has been neglected to maintain a military footing in Kuangtung," he said. "Now I must sound all the military leaders and decide! whether it would be best to fight it out with Chen Chiung-ming. If 80, we will do it quickly.
The Anti-Christian Campaign Dr, Sun Yat-sen, he said, had no-' thing to do with' the recent anti-Christian agitation by the radical group of Kuomintang members. Dr. Sun also had no intention of Sovietising China. "There is the. earliest prospect of China regaining her political independence. Talk of boycotting all foreigners is "The foreign Powers," Mr. Sun Fo continued, "had no connex with the Feng Yushsiang coup. General Feng received no support from Japan. There however, in the report that is supporting the present provisional Government, as Japan and the Antu. Party have long been on close terms.
"General Feng's removal Boy Emperor was justified asserted, "lon the ground of" permanent elimination of the threat of, a Manchu restoration.
"General Feng's actions purely unselfish from the being.
"Relations between Chang Yin and Tuan Chi-jul a fairly smooth, though th minor differences of opi especially over the sending troops to. Nanking, which situation is now cleared up."
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