... Foster Fraser will be at the Victoria Booms to-day at three and eight, when he is to deliver leoture entitled The Russian Revolution. Those who do not wish to disappointed should secure ticket at once. Bristol Allotment Holders' Association. —This ...

... marked work. unci the D.S.O. Shortly after a special man wa s wanted oommahd the. Russian soldiers out here, who since Russian revolution ha* declined, fight, had given much trouble. They were withdrawn from the line, and was appointed to command them. It ...

... influenced only a genuine desire preserve liberty and democracy an ordered and durable world peace in which ihe fruits the Russian revolution shall made permanently secure. The Serbian delegate alone dissented from th:s part the report. was moved, and, despite ...

... Tuesday Night. M. asked the Chamber to day to postpone sine die interpellations presented two members regarding the Russian revolution and the entry the United States into the war. The Government had been asked the Russian Government to enter into co ...

... and Turkish delegations our Proposal, the Russian delegation expresses its satisfaction that the enunciation, by the Russian Revolution the principle of democratic general peace without annexations has been adopted by the peoples of the four Allies, and ...

... majority votes, the Standing wag constituted of two delegates fro 111 national section. unanimous vote of congratulation Russian revolution was passed. SECRETARY FOR NATIONAL ' • . .'ha* The Minister of National Service appointed Mr E. A. Fawcett Secretary ...

... son will lecture on British Hospital Work with the Russian Army. Mi- John Foster Fraser irivins his lecture, the Russian Revolution. in the Victoria Rooms on Tuesday, at and 8. Tuesday, at 7.50 p.m.. Baptist Church, a service praise the united Mission ...

... .olm Conference w as f9? lives political part ° f representa representamenW. enW. * Govern Two resolutions ing. The Russian revolution ami tie « from the British - u ™anded soldiers and sailors &U the promotion of civil * ~ T . . political ec>« Mr. Despard ...

... taken the reorganisation of Russia. more daring pronouncement has been made statesman any of the belligerent and if the Russian revolution has to produce the strong man who is to save it would appear that the man is c Korniloff. When anarchy and intrigue ...

... potato growing at Stoke Bishop. Mr. John Foster Fraser lectured at the Victoria Rooms on Tuesday afternoon, on J. The Russian Revolution and What It Means. On the recommendation of Senate Professor Lloyd Morgan's tenure of office at B risto University ...

... who was Pastor of the British-American Church at Petrograd, 1913-17, is announced to lecture on The Riddle of the Russian Revolution, at the Empire, Old Market Street, next Sunday night (Jan. 12th). He is generally considered one of the most brilliant ...

... deliver passports the Socialists Ledeclabor and Kantsky to go to Stockholm to impart information there regarding the Russian revolution. This action may create, difficulties for the peace pourparlers. The Russian Government thinks that the peace which ...