... the people to continue all tlieir strength the struggle against enemy, who, far from being inspired the ’deals of the Russian revolution, continues to moved solely his imperialistic and endaving tendencies. The letter addressed to the Allies urges them ...

... disorders The Japanese Commander at Vladivostock has issued a tactful proclamation, declaring sympathy with the glorious Russian revolution, and empha-ising that the landing of troops is intended solely to ensure safety of Japanese lives and property. U.S ...

... showed sound instinct in preferring the known ror* Russian rule to the unkimin rigours of Teutonic military rule. the Russian revolution, the last reason hesitation vanished. It now obvious to every thinking Pole—and they are nat mi thinkers —that the only ...

... the Allied Powers. The nations at war had killed nine million men who should have been creators of the new world. The Russian Revolution had etrengtnened the alliance. He had got faith in tne new’ Government. ELEVEN TIMES MAYOR. Death of Dr. J. P. Atkinson ...

... country take a very different sieve o[ social affairs from those whose philosophy has been produced in the fire* the Russian Revolution. The revolutionary Social Democrat has always been an exotic in tiiis country, and the Trotsky n.anifesto is couched ...

... his military plans. This necessity is dictated partly the great change in conditions on the Eastern front, due to the Russian revolution, and partly because the operations in France have not developed 'in accordance with the calculations of the German General ...

... been in a state of constant strain, but the indulgence the Court Petrograd saved him from really decisive measures. The Russian revolution gave the Allies more freedom in this respect, and they have now made use it. ...

... have resulted in the seizure more than, five millions of francs sent from Germany for the purpose of combating the Russian revolution and producing state anarchy. The Government authorities are convinced that further millions German money are still hidden ...

... Reichstag, a meeting Progressive Party, after vituperating England and America, said that the war was nearing its end. Tlie Russian revolution. had brought them advantage, and the |»eace suggestion in the Imperial Easter message was gaining ground. for their ...

... Russia, but refuses to evacuate Poland and Lithuania. This condition cannot be accepted, and will never accepted by the Russian Revolution. Imperialists in all countries, British, French, German and Austrian, acknowledge, after years’ war the principle of ...

... Socialists’ Paper “Politik” publishes a secret appeal, which was distributed among troops all fronts a few days before the Russian revolution. The appeal was signed Dr. Liebknecht and Mr. Maclean, among others, and asked the soldiers to cease fighting, turn ...

... laws as the irrevocable actions which they will permit and encourage that are likely to mark the present phase of the Russian Revolution. It would be unwise to ignore the stayingpower, as it were, even of this kind of impromptu legislation, made before ...