... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A breath of freedom has blown across the homeland of the Muscovites, and there has been a re-birth in that land of vsaialdom and autocracy. Czar Nicholas his been deposed, the Duma is in the ascendant, and the serfs, who have been ...

... vain. COMING IN OF THE STATES. 'wo events seemed to put ell this eivor mous panorama of events in the right setting—the Russian revolution and the coining in of the United States. If these two events had not happened Then he thought there would not have been ...

... of the most autocratic and illgoverned nations on the face of the earth. Although borne months have elapsed since the Russian Revolution the internal affairs of the country are far from settled. One of the immediate results of that Revolution has been the ...

... , gentlemen , er. rather, you are vainly striving to delude your fellowcountrymen concerning the real galley of the Russian revolution. The revolution will not sacrifice a singly soldier to help you repair 'historic injustices' committed against you. ...

... these hopes and to make the probabilities of an early end of the devastating conflict become more remote than ever. The Russian Revolution, an expression of the laudable desire of the Russian people to cast off a yoke that had become intolerable, was hailed ...

... surmising as to the why and the wherefore of the Russian Revolution, but the recent issue of the English democratic newspaper, Common Sense, reveals the truth when it says— The effects of the Russian Revolution have slowly but surely been making themselves ...

... from country, which has been stricken by this awful scourge. rises the united cry of the people for a peoples peace The Russian revolution was the first evidence of • the standards of the peoples plunging thro' the thunder storm The publication shortly after ...

... the war was one or the surprises it the present holicaust. This nation has had such an abject lesson gleaned from the Russian Revolution that its leading statesmen have been tumbling over each other to pat its house in order. When one thinks of what has ...

... The European War in its own crude way has made the Protestant and the Schmisatic know the Catholic better. And the the Russian revolution has broken down an icy wall that the Holy Synod so long maintained between the people of Russia and the Vicar of Christ ...

... 'estates. One is pouted to know what will be the owl of it all if the tillage' regulations continue to be evaded. The Russian Revolution was brought about by social mutest, begot not so much by dynasty u by hunger. Bir T W Russell stated last week that ...

... lir. Billow, Mr. T. Fortin, President Transport Union Workers, eve. The Chairmen said they welcomed and acclaimed the Russian revolution. In Ireland they were able to appreciate all the more the freedom Russia had won. It was the same kind of freedom that ...

... freedom of Serbia and Montenegro and But gun, and in fighting tot their freedom they had g ained their own freedom Ihe Russian revolution vu sot merely an outcom. of this struggle. It was proof that it was a figh. for liberty, and if the Rut mien people ...