With the fall from power of the extremists, the Left Wing members of the Kuomintang Party, conditions improved even more, near the action of the Police Chie! Jin. stopping the interference workmen with cases of drugs that were being transported to their former masters' shops while a strike was on, Now a decision has been handed down by the local District Court in the case of the owners of the "Yeiny Shing Po" against their employees. The "Yewig Shing Po," or Newspaper of the City of Rams, is the oldest: Journal in this city, having sheen catablished some 27 years paci Its owners closed down about a year -2g0 xatlier than meet the conditions imposed by their workmen for continuing to work for them. Their: ployers shed for acd regard. Tess of whether the paper started up again or not. The District! Court holds that there is absolutely'
in the ease of the workmen, and judgment is in the favour: of their employers. Every Canton merchant has taken fresh courage because of the fairness of this court's decision.
That the government a3 now constituted will be inclined to gi the merchants fair play is hardly to be doubted. What he merchants are afraid of, though, is that, its house divided, the government cannot long endure, Because of that fact, the having a strenuous life of it trying to got the shopkeepers to invest in their quota of the loan which the Cham-her has undertaken to raise to be used to pay off the Hongkong-'Shameen strikers.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.