To the Editor of the "Noneu-Cuina DAwLy News'
Sin,—in your issue of the 9th instant, you give an interesting report} of an interview granted to one of your representatives by Dr. George Chien Hsu, dealing with the criticism levelled in' many quarters against General Feng Vu-hsiang.
According to Dr. Hau, the aims of the General for China's salvation are identical with those of Dr, Sun Yat-sen and have for their main objective, the cleansing of the country from its rottenness.
If thie is inde correct, one can only deplore General Feng's mental cuteness if he ix satisfied with the result. of Sun Yat-sen's efforts towards this laudable object.
Ts the worthy General filled wi enthusiasm when he considers the state of southern China after four: oF five yews of strings on Sun' part, Ur "elemnse it of ite rotten Does Me vinse his e: os to the fact that in no other part of China is Tavele: "ness so completely supreme, ints on Uke prt of the govern: vote tyrannical and uncondition 0. the people: than' s to oppression, icans of raising uppest ar. infamous One "can hardly think—that! General Feng is not aware of all this, and yot we ave told that Yatlxen is "louked upon with respect and itnuration Sy Marshal Fene.
Further, se wre told that Marshal Yang is as stenngg an opponent shevism us "anybody." Tt is very good licence to substitute Sun Yateren for the lust word, but are we to understand that General Feng apparently ignores the indisputucle feet that Sun is an out-and-out Bolshevist and that!
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.