... RUSSIAN REVOLUTION To Carry out the War with Increased Vigour ...

... GENERAL SMUTS ON RUSSIAN REVOLUTION General Smuts at the Russian Exhibition, in London, yesterday, expressed deep . sympathy with the Russian people in the revolution through which they were passing, and with Democratic Russia. 7f the war brought no further ...

... RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. “Down with William” the Watchword. Petrograd, Wednesday (received to-day). In a manifesto addressed to the peo&&l of all countries, the Council of orkmen and Soldiers’ delegates says that the revolution will not yield to the bayonets ...

... RUSSIAN REVOLUTION Belgian Minister’s Views at Congress of Council Petrograd, Sunday (Received yesterday). At the evening sitting the Congre&s of Councys of Workmen’'s and Soldiers’ Delegates from all Russia concluded the discussion' of war aims, TERW ...

... THE NEW RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE SOVIET’S ORDERS Army Must Bend Delegates IMMEDIATE PEACE IN THE PROCRAMME (Admiralty, per Wireless Press). Thurscay. The following is mews transmitted through the Russian Government’s wireless stations : To all army corps ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION® CONFLICTING STATEMENTS FROM PETROGRAD AND SWEDEN MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S PROPOSALS FOR UNITY OF ACTION POLITICIANS DISTURBED AT TONE OF PARIS SPEECH ...

... denounced President Wilson’s mcy as sophism and hypocrisy. He a conviction that the war was approaching its end. The Russian revolution had brought advantages, and the idea of peace, given in the Kaiser’s Easter message, made progress. They did not desire ...

... of Term 1917-18 Tuesday. December 4th, ‘ at 8 p.m., in the Central Hall (St. Peter Port Schools) STHE RIDDLE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.” by Rev. JOSEPH CLARE, B.D. | Admission: Members by special ticket ; non-members 2frs. (1821 ...

... object of the war was to establish the rights of the peoples to their own free development. The Allies welcomed the Russian revolution, but were very anxious at the present situation. They would insist on restitution for all damage by the enemy. The United ...

... following striking passage : “ We shall defend our liberty to the utmost against all attacks within and without. The Russian revolution will not quail before the bayonets of the enemy, and will not let itself be crushed by outside military force.” The ...

... unanimously demanded peace. The Socialist deputies declared that the Bulgarian nation had been greatly impressed by the Russian revolution. ...

... foreigr policy and to co-ordi-s nate their actions in regard to the ap-b tlitau'nn of the principles preciaimed y the Russian Revolution. ...