Shanghai, Oct. 12.
The strike called by the Chinese star of the printing dept, of the "Journal, de. Shai the French daily published in the French Concession on Thursday night was called last ight, the management of the paper having partially accepted the demands presented by the strikers. The strike was responsible for non-appearance of the paper yester-Vay and it was feared 1 night that it would not appear even today. Tt will be published as usual tomorrow as the full working schedule is ex: pected to be resumed today.
'$100 per month by the com-any, 1—That the 28 workers, connected with the case of Chen Toonig-tsang, an Inspector of the company, are released fas well as the others arrested during the present strike.
The other demands specified that the workers receive an' increase in ay and that no employee is dismissed without reasonable pretext. It was also said that the strikers had demanded that workers, hired on time basis, are given half month's pay upon their' resignation and that a holiday be given tu the workers on Sunday, with the "hired on time" workers Stil getting their pay. the demos in their turn notified the ment" authorities of Nanking. "The Tatler, it is alleged, will sett one
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.