... Finland, repressed the democratic development the rights of the Diet, and paralysed the legislative life the country. The Russian Revolution put end to this state but the Diet, nevertheless, is of opinion that the introduction in Russia of a new regime does ...

... LOTH Gxnrrr.—'The Law Derides, the star film, is drama of great interest featuring Dorothy Kelly and Harry Morey. The Russian Revolution is the subject another film which naturally absorbed great deal of interest, and The Haunted Hand maintained the quality ...

... —and to-dav The Csar proceeding to Siberia himself! It has a hard trial to to make good the extra calls made on us the Russian Revolution and its military consequences; but if we can imagine what the results of a separate peace made between the Cxar and ...

... of the war and the circumstance# of tho time through which are passing. lie began expressing j hope iu future of the Russian revolution which weloomed of the landmark* in j history. Ho deplored, however, the attitude 1 the Britu-h Government the revolution ...

... , and if, as i* cabled from i Washington, ah© has arrived at the con- I elusion that nothing has been gained by the Russian Revolution, on© must, assume that she has good reasons for definitely perching the pessimistic end of the Pet ro- ; see-saw. The ...

... but they must try secure—and believed their American .brethren would help them—that there was freedom for all. The Russian Revolution created a new opportunity to the Chnrc.h Jews. The Rev. Dr John Young, Edinburgh, the Bishop of Stepney, and Sir George ...

... worse. Three thousand persons are more condition of starration in the Caucasus, and the events which fol-1 tewed the Russian Revolution have destroyed the hope to which that upheaval gave birth. As! will noted from oor columns to-day, the! Armenian Secretary ...

... Whatever doubt was in Liberal minds entering the war was traceable solely hatred of with autocratic Russia, and the Russian Revolution, A Which disclosed to world the rottenneeg Csardom, amply justified cuch doubt. Hatred of militarism has coat Liberals ...

... goal is painfully attained there will practically food reserves. the same time it is idle to dismiss the effect the Russian Revolution and the prolongation of the Entente campaign the minds of the German people. A victory that people means little except ...

... nor have his glories eclipsed those the Corsican. Some students of history, however, refuse contemplate a French or a Russian Revolution in German setting. They speak if the modem development polities in the Fatherland had unsmted the Germans for self- ...

... good sense and tbo Socialist claims o leadership. Oar contemporary traces the recent enhancement of Socialism to the Russian Revolution. This dramatfc event undoubtedly boomea the cult, and inflation to the new dimension quickly followed elsewhere. So ...

... against militarism. Two great events, however, relieve the gloom of the earlier chapters of Mr Dickinson's book—the Russian Revolution and the declaration of war by the United States. He 6ays a postscript to his introduction: The party at present in ...