Mr, John Chalmers, chairman of the "Farm Holiday " Association," jealled a truce in the farm strike to-day.
Mr. Chalmers ordered his pickets leave the highways to-morrow, pending the outcome of the governor's conference at Sidux City jon September ¥.—United Press. Sept. 2.
'The farmers' strike SH a ates three to di Eleven of the Chinese erewy who mutinied on the British steamer Haliotis, will be dismissed and. will returned to Rotterdam, where they were recruited. 'They' will be replaced by Italians.
The rest of the crew, who have apologised and promised to be obe~ client "in future, will be retain Jand the vessel will sail from Napl for Spezia and Port Said this evening.
The mutiny broke out because ithe captain rebuked the Chinese helmsman, who thereupon attacked him and called on the other Chinese members of the crew for assistance The mutineers were _overpowore: with the assistance of Fascist mili-
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