Fengtien Troops Coming to tect obits from these men.
At the Poh Yih Mill in Robison Road 1800 employees male and female, are not working. At the Tung] Yi Mill, 950 men and 1900 women {told: tho management that they could Keep Order "The Seamen's|?%t, continue. with their work. as they, living in Chapei, were intimt-Strike}: Honan Students dated daily. The management of the Removed Sang Sing Mill in Yangtszepoo has shat up until the trouble is over—2,400 affected. Nearly. 1,000.retarn-'Two events stood out yesterday {ed to the Wing On Mill in Seoul-Road in a.day: other ow id-of incident /o" Monday. at.6 pin, The Soter To-Tt was established. in italy that [bacco Ca., American, resumed oper-cached: Rongtion cadets ations with 200 returning to work. Ttave bean ordered. to Shanghai for Though it seemed at one time that moat of the houseboys in the West-the express purpose Keeping jem district would go on strike, it order and in this connexion it might, believed. that less than 1,500 acailvisable to introduce a moasof emphasis.
Tenpressionable wally left work. This is not.25 per the China Soap Ca. walked out again yesterday after having resumed work on Monday; while at the Sung. Sing mill (Chinese) 250 also went out a second time. At the Power Plant all are still out, but the turbine es and generators are functioning nevertheless. The 4,000 Chinese of the Hoong dah Mil (Japanese) strange to Telate, never left their Posts, The matta are beginning to show signs of life.
Things were so quiet yesterday that ithe various detachments of the Defence Forces had little to do of more strenuous nature than clea [buttons and equipment to the satis faction of the orderly officers.
hors were landed and dant now is in the position almost more men than he feere permanent meeting places, for the Chinese authorities had nogrestjerliking -for their propaganda, so they have been reduced to holding scratch metings at the far end of the Nantao Bund and these last no long-ler than it takes to summon the nearest police post, when the crowds are 'Thus, the only hope has been agi-{tation by posters, with which the Settlement is still' being deluged. However, during and since the week-fend, the Volunteers have been extremely busy, covering every street! with their patrols, who have roped un any one found posting placards, promptly have torn down any bills pasted up before their arrival, s0 that it is unlikely that many people nave been able to read the seditious stuff. ter.
The Nippon Kisen Kaisha shi for Hankow, we understand al: failed to leave Shanghai last nigh:
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