Every care should be exercised for the lection of delegates to the People's Congress to pave the way for a stable government, as otherwise chaos of the first' few years after the Revolution will be repeated. This Is the advice of Mr. Vu Lib, the grand old man of the Chinese Revolution, who is here on his way to Nanking to pay respects to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum, Mr. Vu, who claims the distinction of being' the oldest living revolu-onery, gave his first interview since One of the organizers of Tung Meng Hui, Mr. Vu directed the affairs of its South Seas branch in 1908 and numerous overseas Chinese were inspired by him to support the re~ volutionary cause. He also designed the Kuomintany ting jointly with Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Following the uprising in Wuchang in October, 1911, Mr, Vu proceeded to Yunnan to influence the southern Provinces to join the Republican cause. Yuan Shih-Fal, after assum-ug the Presidency, sought Mr. Yu's assistance, but the latter formed the National Salvation Corps against him.
Mr. Vu preferred retirement {0 participation in politics after the downfall of Yuan Shih-kal.
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