Settlement on Terms in Seward return to work un= and tall: terms. Tate, fused and the delegates left, disgusted, was then that the medical Road Dispute superintendent informed them that they would have to leave as the The 54 employees of the Yih Tien Teh Drug Shop, 2679 Seward Road, who went on strike on October as a protest against the dismissal of two of their comrades at the Mid-Autumn Festival, resumed worl. fon October 21 after the employers had granted the followinie conces-hospital could no longer make use of their services. They could remain away because their places would be filled, A corps of experienced Russian and Chinese nurses was then engaged and they are now carrying on most satisfactory That the employers reimburse the Chinese Drag Shop Employees Union for expenses incurred during the strike to the extent of $00.
'That a gratuity equivalent to five months' wages be paid to each fof the two workers who were di missed.
3. That wages be paid as usual for the period of the strike, witnessed by our reporter. things are not yet normal, it expected that they will be son.
A report was published in the Chinese papers that, upon the departure of the strikers, some of the patients left, We are asked to say that this is enrively without foundation as not a single patient has left the hospital, other than those ready to be discharged.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.