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difficulty and hardship despite your ill health, and I dould not help being very sorry whenever I thought at
a distance of the misery that had befallen you, and my
conscience has felt guilty and pained. in arrival in
Shanghai, I desired to keep my movements secret, and
therefore I did not come to see you. But on reading
the circular telegram of Comrade Tseung Kai Shek yester- day, I found no further secrecy was necessary, and I expected to see you when I met Tseung in his house this morning. However, I did not find you there, and I regret it very much.
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In view of the present situation of our Kuomintang
I am of the opinion that nothing can settle the trouble
unless a 4th General meeting is convened in Nanking.
In order to achieve this end, I am compelled to ake
a trip to Wuhan in the hope that the approval of the
majority of the members may be secured. The meeting may
be held on the 15th April or the sooner the better;
but after all it must be held some time about the 15th.
If the meeting can be successfully convened, we can
expect to convert the present dangerous situation into
one of safety. I will give you all the details on my
return from Wuhan, and i hope earstly that you will
take the matter in hand.
with regards,
Shiu Ming.
Pik Kwan (wife of Wong) sends you her regards.
dated 5th (April, 1927.
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