... last Indeed, the gallery of portraits, drawn from personal acquaintance, is feature which no other publication on the Russian Revolution can rival JKCet*rs. HUTCHINSON & CO. .. announce to-day HERSELF—IRELAND By Mrs. ,T, P. O CONNOB cloth, with M IQostntioga ...

... Revolutionary generals that from fire a.m. to-morrow, February 1«. military operations will resumed' for the defence of the Russian Revolution. Signed for the High Collegium for the struggle against Rumanian and Bessarabian Cbunter-Rcvolution: J. Rakovsky, ludovsky ...

... ideals of England add France, and give them «ur warmest greeting. Mr. J. O’Orady, M.P., said: Wo are convinced that the Russian- Revolution will find an echo the world. Henceforth thatt-fight side by tide for the destruction of the oppressor of the world —-William ...

... FRIDAY’S TREASURY BILL ISSUE; REVENUE AND EX. PENDITURE; BANKS AND EASTER. far we have known little of the effects of the Russian revolution on the Petrograd markets. News now to hand is of a reassuring character. Despite the fact that Petrograd was the centre ...

... the Communists the local Labourites have got in in front of them and actually a week nearer to the anniversary of the Russian Revolution of 1917. Fuel Campaign There is every promise of a successful fuel economy campaign in the city. To-morrow a preliminary ...

... peasants finally exploded a mighty illusion. Defeat in this battle will not be Finland’s. It will be the defeat of the Russian revolution, and of the power of the idea which gave what dominion it had to the Communist International.”— P.A. Foreign Special ...

... shares when the market feared strike Outside of the rtnke however, the condition of the. railroads is favourable. The Russian revolution is also regarded York as a favourable development. The railroads arc still burdened with traffic, which, however, by ...

... nations could What Lenin Did. ‘But for Lenin,’”’ he added, ‘we phouid have ended the war v: :ctoriously this time. The Russian Revolution, ik e a child born before its us temporarily into a difficult pos time, put for we had to lend assistance to Italy at ...

... but by Mr. Asormi, in his admirably patriotic speech of yesterday. The military situation is such that, but for the Russian Revolution, Germany would by now have been between the upper and the nether millstones. The domestio distraction of our Eastern ...

... Democracy is losing all sense of reality, and is living i%a dream world of its own imagining. We all wish well to the Russian Revolution, but be is a false friend who, seeing his neighbour rushing headlong to ruin, speaks nothing but soft words and hopes ...

... juridical rela- tions of i Finland assumed the Finnish the character of the enslavement of ment of the by the Govern- The Russian Revolution an end to this state of things, but the Diet nevertheless is of opinion that the in- troduction in Russia a new eal ...

... lack of consultation and the misunderstandings which exist c*en between Allied nations has been greatly intensified the Russian Revolution. For instance, only this week the Workmen's and crs Council has decided to summon an International Congress under impossible ...