'The Union played a very import. ant part during the boycott and on tivo occasions attempted to. bring about general strikes, which, happily' did not succeed. More recently, the Union was behind the trouble in connexion with the Kinshan incident.
Th leaders of the Union at present occupies a position in the Hankow Government, and it was announced in the "'S, C. BL Post" a few days ago that following insistence by the Canton Government! that the Union be reorganized, vular had been distributed announcing that it was proposed to transfer the headquarters to Han-ow. A number of the leaders have since left Canton, and it is understood that several of those who were prominently connected with the Hongkong branch have also disappeared.
It is rumoured that a reward of $500 has been offered by Canton for the arrest of the leader of the EM, Pos
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