An argument ensued and tha afernan struck the witness on the face and took him to the aecountants office, where witness' sta ment was verified. Puelwas added to the fire of indignation when the gateman followed the witness our of the compound and again slapped him on the face.
The next chapter, pieced together from the various statements mad bevan with the arrival of ano written by the' son of the first ae-cused to the mill employee, signi {ing'a time and place for the settle ment of the dispute, and inviting him to bring along "the whole gang, himself included." As witness deemed discretion. the better pact of valour, the Shantung men wera disappointed at the non-arrival of the 'Kiangyin-ites, and so waited their opportunity' outside the mill on August 8
After the smoke of battle, had cleared away, the Police found that of the men arrested all save one Shantung clan, and the Court said, that in view "of this aspect of the question, a remand would be ordered to permit the Police to make further arrests of the Kiangyin clan
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