... the asain specify peace terms and ■'■{Rrm the idea of peace without victorv.” Albert Hall at. Leeds whore the ** Hail! Russian Revolution” Conference had been ar-3»-7 ...

... operate in the military a* in the economic sphere, Mr. J. H. McKLinder, M.P., said the Allies ought rejoice over the Russian Revolution and the entry of the United States into the war. which were event* surpassing even great battles, of which, nevertheless ...

... Russian peasant has to bleed the Government’s command without knowing the Government's aims. This is the freedom which • Russian Revolution hat given the country.— Router. ...

... Sine© the Russian Revolution and the entry America into the war we have begun conceive the possibility third and totally different kind of peace. Into this conventional world of ours, with its pale and temperate hopes, the Russian Revolution has come bursting ...

... us also to import arms and munitions into Roumania, and to resume the _oampaign which has been interrupted since the Russian revolution. The “Matin” says:—The Turkish armistice sounds the knell of the German Empire. There is little probability of the Russian ...

... Assizes. “IMPRISON THS KAISER. PRESTON SPEAKER & THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. An open-air meeting was hold near the Sessions House, Preston, last night, when Mr. Roden Buxton epoko The Russian Revolution.” Ho said at the outset that from the “way in which the ...

... than any customary g: tween two allies m arms, reeting pas t is a between two allies in spirit. Tt means : us that the Russian revolution will add | to the material forces that are to conqu It means infinitel many. more that it strength to the spiritual ...

... “Wo demand a people’s peace/* while other mottoes exhibited included, Long live the International/’ and “ Hail the Russian Revolution/* A great crowd gathered in the vicinity the spare ground adjoining the public baths, where the procession was formed ...

... sure that this war could brought an honourable conclusion once and the conditions lasting peace firmly established. The Russian revolution had brought them nearer the possibility of a peace made the peoples themselves, and no other peace could firmly establish ...

... adds) triumphs in all the countries of Europe, bait the early arrival of the conference depends on the course of thi Russian Revolution and upon tho popular movement in Germany. A democratic, peace is only possible on condition that there exists a powerful ...

... Mr. Lloyd George’s Ministry he was aippointed a Minister without portfolio. During the critical period following the Russian Revolution Mr. Henderson went to Russia as representative of this country, and addressed several meetings of the Soldiers’ and ...

... arousing the ante terest, patri ism, and womanly insti those to whom the is e.— HIS Telegraph.” THE OUTLOOK iN RUSSIA. The Russian revolution is not yet | dangera, but it is of good omen that a Ministry is once more in charge of the and that it of men plec carry ...