... consideration. We part company with them, and any pretence to the contrary is treachery a cause infim*ely greater than the Russian revolution. For the British people it reraaina only to deplore a puissant and valiant ally lost—though happily for tune onlw—«nd ...

... people, but only on its Government.” Concluding,the speaker have the conviction that the war is approaching end. The Russian revolution has brought advantages, and the idea of peace given m the Kaiser’s Easter message makes progrese. We not desire conquest ...

... proceeded with. . l was adopted realßrming adherence to the principles of freedom, democracy and peace enunciated In the Russian revolution —the free and absolute self-determination of the people choosing the form of government lc k would live. The motion ...

... origination of the strike was Tirpitz. Both Dittmaon and Herr Scheidematm said the strike could not connected with tbe Russian revolution. The “ Lokal&uzsiger states that 6,000 workmen have joined the strikers Bielefeld. The*strike threatens break out to-day ...

... belligerent countries not to allow the triumph Imperial-.' fern- They add—“ May the cause of peace proclaimed by the Russian revolution brought to happy conclusion by the efforts of the international proletariat. To nnite these efforts the Council baa ...

... Democracy and the Junkers. The leaven of the Russian revolution Isbeginning to work Germany, and who knows what may be its outcome ? The Eaiserdom may yet go the wray Tsardom. If that seems too much to hope for, at least the Prussian Junker does not think ...

... circles the watchword was recently out that the repeatedly-announced coup d eta would occur on November, the * j^ °. the Russian revolution. The adds ibat various dates had previously been given in order confuse the authorities. —Reuter. ‘•START WITH A CLEAN ...

... the present time. The paper which, follows Sir George Buchanan, our late Ambassador in IVicograd. and his subject The Russian Revolution .• Its Genesis and Aftermath.” M. Kerensky contributes a 'ons defence his action in Russia, and of his relations with ...

... Anglo-Buesian Society Petrograd, speaking Liverpool yesterday, said the oompUcsticn which, had been brought about the Russian revolution had struck the course the war right aagiaa. would ha grievous mistake overtask the landing facts of the situation, irhieh ...

... that could be Imagined. The General attributes (lie absence an Italian offensive to the psychological effects of the Russian revolution. added—“ln ell military measures in the south we have always in 'mind the protection of our two trade oentns, Trieste ...

... HISTORY. • • In the House of Commons, Mr. LLOYD EIEORGR, in reply to Mr. Asquith, who asked for a statement about the Russian Revolution, said the incidents in connection with one of the landmarks in the history of the world—(cheers)--had followed each ...

... people but only on its Government. have the conviction (continued the speaker) that the wax is approaching end. The Russian revolution brought advantages, and the idea of peace given in the Enuer's Easter message makes progress. not desire conquest.' ...