In an interview with a repr sentative of the "North-Ching Daily News" Gen, Chang said that he had come here in the interests of peace and national unification. His father, who was in excellent health, had one desire, namely, to see national uni-gratulate Marshal Chang Chung-chang on the occasion of the latter's birthday, which took place on Saturday.
The Fengtien army, said the Young General, was now a national army and under the direct control fof the Ministry of War of the Central Government in Peking. They did not wish to fight last summer, and they did not wish to fight this time, but they were compelled by circtimstances to take up arms he enemies of the country. There was nothing that the Fengtien army now desired more than peace. This was illus Marshal Chang Chung-ch ingness as soon as he came here to to the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce for control. Gen. Chang, hoped that peace would China within a very short
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