Juccess of Revolution Depends on All Combining fe Nanking, Sept, 24, "Speaking at the weekly memoria werviee yesterday "at the State Gouneil, Commandeer-in-Chief Chiang Kai-shek declared that, in spite of wil rumours detrimental to the Ni "regime in general and to him-Milt in particular, ho intended continue serving the Party and the Government till the end of his life. Ble declared that under no eirrcum glances would be. alow baga ome diseounged and reign his, "The Imperiatists and the ieounter-Revolutionists;" said Gen-@ral_Chimg, may devise means to svertbrow me but 1 shall remain Immovable, T'ielieve that if pro are to sacrifice myself for the Revolution, there will be many of our comrades who will join me raking the sacrifice; for atter all, necess of the Revolution depends upon whether or not we can carry out our struggle to the end"
The Commander-in-Chief explain el to his audience that the Chinese Revolution wax much harder to accomplish thin oer revol onery movements in foreim counftvies, "due to the fact that—the ational revolution of the Chinese People, in addition to its take of suppressing ilitarisis within" the country, had, at the same time, to defend itself against foreign Imupon the revolt @hang Fa-kuei, General Chiang Seclared that the "rebellious—42h Division wontd be disposed of witha month, He pointed out that 1 ingle military unit could maintain Steelf independently of the Central Government, and warned his Budionco against being misled by} Hérlous groundless. yun ours, which were being cirewlaied by the Wapanese press in China and the Beactionary elements throughout country, Sept. 26.
Tu a circular telegram issued Last night, the Central Disbandment Committee denounced Chang Fa-Geuei, erstwhile commander of the Fege04s "Tronsies"" for his tre.
ious and treasonable action tnward the Central Government."
The telegram declares that tron disbandment is the initial step towards the realization of the ever, 3 Chang Fa. Reconstruction programme. Iow-
tarists of oh) Morea to det: the Inw of the Gov: ernment and the opinion of the entire country by attempting te frustrate the Governent's programme of troop disbandment. thas mobilized troops without orders from the Government and has started warlike prepara. tions against the Goverment, Happily, no sooter hal the order for his dismissal and arrest been issued than his subordinate oleers declared their allegiance and loyalty to the Government. The rebellious' Chang Fa-kuei will be dealt with according to law, and the situation is nep regarded as serious, tha) telegram says in part—Ta Chang.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.