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Show I ARMY VICTOR I PROVES LOYAL Gen. Wu Keeps Troops Away From Peking in Troublous Times PEKING Juno 5. (By The Associated Asso-ciated Press ) General Wi Pei-FU experts to remain at Pactlllgfu until parlament Is assembled and a new president installed. Afterward ha will to to Pckinjr to pay hl respects to he aew government, thus publicly Ihowing his support of the new regime his military prowess brought Into ef-: ef-: joct. U Yuan-Hung has not yet definitely definite-ly accepted the presidency. It is understood un-derstood that he Still awaits answers to the conditions he laid down Sunday Sun-day the most difficult of which is heid to he Ills demand that the southern, south-ern, or anion government of Sun Vil Sen he abolished TROOPS ki:pt AWAY Sun has hot responded to the question ques-tion of whether he is willing to sac-, r.iice himself for the unity of China. t.l insists on knowing whether tho j Canton government intends to attempt to continue General Wu, uhlle realizing the grave problems of his country, feeis; that good step has boon made toward j converting China to a real republic with fsieilonal discord n thing of tho I past. , . Interviewed today he was hopeful hat Canton would see the wisdom of i Joining the north in an effort to unify the country. Me said he believed that ( 'if the parliament at Canton would Joini 'those members of the old p . iliauorit low a enabled at Tien Tain, Nun at Sen would be deprived of further reason rea-son for rontinuing as president ol the Southern China republic He i cpl.ilned; that his object in remaining al Pao lingfu was to give parliament the opportunity op-portunity to re-establish civil authority author-ity without the appearance of military mili-tary pressure PRESS GIVES Ml) . Public opinion as reflected in the Chinese press, indicated today that the north had abandoned all animosity toward to-ward the south The northern press iippeared unanimously eager to effect conciliation. The newspapers pointed point-ed out that the south had no reason to question the motives of Wu Pei-Ku, Who. they asserted, was the only nill-tary nill-tary leader showing constructive Idean and unselfish purposes. They urged llaabandonment of the various armies and abolition of the militarv governor?, Of province's. These elements they held responsible respon-sible for the slow progress of China FOREIGNERS WARNED TIEN TS1N, Jons E - (Bj 3Thi sociated Press.) All foreigners have been warned to leave Shanhailcuan. Chihll, In the Manchurlan border along the gulf of Llaotung. because serious fighting is expected between the advance guard of General Wu :Pel-Fu's Invading army BJBd the retreating re-treating troops of ("hang Tso-Um the Manchurlan war lord. The warn In was telegraphed from Changli by the commander of the Chihll column. The Chihll advance guard ;it noon Saturday had reached Liuahouying, the next station from Peltalho General Gen-eral Chang Feng Tien'a troopi retiring toward Bhanhalkun. The e'hihi commander advised thai el foreigners be romovod from that city within 24 hour-. n n |