Tt is intimated that the instigator] of the strike is a Chinese from Dairen who speaks Japanese fluent. ly, The paper concludes that it may take some time to settle the strike as the workers have no association and it may require time to meet th at the 1 employees.
An attempt was made to settle the st ike peacefully, but the women became ited and, led by two or three agitators, went through the ut their hands'on,—Attompt after juttempt was made to quieten them mi ill wrecking everything they could but this was fruitless and the enagement finally called in the] police.
The mill i idle while Fepalce, amounting, it ty said, to several hundred fuels, are being, Hou Sung Cotton Bill, 22 Lay Road, Beeat discontent in thelmade.
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