There was a notable shortage of fondle ty nay. strikers in Cha} on Thursday notwithstanding reports in the Chinese press to the effect that Chistese had raised two lakhs of gold dollars. Workmen became violent on several occasions, and the military had to send a corporal's guard to, the Labour Union headquarters at Tan Tw2-wei. The workers became Jso numerous that in time 509 or 1600 of them had assembled and be-Jeame so threatening that the guard was forced to remain throughout the day. the third or fourth. instance in which the labourers have been deprived of their dole—several more such, and no more money, and the strike surely will be broken completely.
Acting on a determined policy on the part of the authorities to break jup the violent and anti-foreign Printers' Union, a party of det tives, under command of DetSgt, jer, raided the home of the e-president, Woo Kob-liang, at 825 Mohawk' Road. It is known lat he is one of the leading inti midators, and the police hoped to Gnd incriminating evidence, but nothing condemnatory could be seen.
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