Chi, iso a prominent Kuomintang member, who was formerly Vice-Minister of Justice, said, "After the Bolsheviks were admitted into cur Party we began to have two cliques under, and fighting for, the sume name. This is indeed very strange. We admitted the Bolshevils or Communists as members of Kuomintang and they must work for our party. Each should work under their own principles: that is a fair and clean game. It is strange, when the Bolsheviks have not been able to revolutionize their own country; they now come to China and try to revolutionize ts. We have our own ways and means to solve our own problems, so why should they introduce these unnecessary systems for us; for which we are certainly not thankful. There will never be any compromise between us, unless all the Communists have ' been expelled from our Party.
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