Scheme to Incite Labourers Against Landlords and officially, eet monstration. They have adopted threatening attitude and declare "The newt created a sensation heres Ie'ie now thought that the that they will carry out a general strike throughout the city of Can: Yeeent scout mutiny may have ori minated from radical influences. in ton if their demands are not accepi-
Employers Service. the United States.—Reuter's Pacific
Manila, Aug. 8.
is oMicialy announced that Honplong. ast wees that Come Iwas officially announced
Hkeret documents from Chicago modare B. Grace, i will be ye: 'Communist associations, believed to Hieved in December by' Capt. A. J. be affiliated with the Russian Soviet, B. Stivling, cee. Capt. Stirling have been received here, outlining a was in LIS. Barfleur in China Blan to incite Filipino labourers to during the Boxer Rising in 1900. wise and make war against From 1910 to 1913 he served at the landlords and' employers without Admiralty, and during the European distinction of race. The documents War with the Grand Fleet Flotillas, state that the Filipino landlord class He was present at the Battle of is the chief obstacle to the freedom Jutland, being in command of the the workers, Destroyer Flotilla. In 1905 agit fa understood, that the names prominent Filipinos. against married Margaret Griesson, daughter of Sir Philip Hamilton Whom direct action was to be ta!"
Grierson, As the Government authorities disarmed a portion of the Merchants' Corps, the situation hac, tinea this' morning, become mare threatening than ever.—Eastern News Agency. goods intended as exhibits at the Third Provinefal Industrial Exhibition to be held at Nanking in, October may be transported free of Castome and likin duties, says the Chinese press. - Local tax offices have received a specimen copy of the shipping forms to be used in transporting such articles. One wonders if enough will be printed, for likin stations are now swarming, along local waterways, igaey!
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