... . -was ascertained from prisoners that twelve regiments took Irish. Trades Taion Congress passed resolution hailing Russian revolution with gratitude and admiration. Mr. W. O'Brien *aid hoped Russian success would be inspiration workers throughout the ...

... says, was due to continued inaction on bad and insufficient food, the severity of punishments, the influence of the Russian revolution, news of which had been brought by neutral sailors, and to the action certain civil elements on shore. The mutiny showed ...

... Russia are producing considerable effect the Germans, who at one time believed in an early agreement with Russia. The Russian revolution has caused the Germans to change their plans with regard to the movement of troops on the Western front.— Exchange. ...

... are Hinden- °°mmander-in-Qhief, has ch e character of 18 this necessity being dictated conditions on the N dtl V 0 the Russian revolution, and >oij¥ . operations in France h«ve Jtiß d accordance with the calcula- General Staff. r'* at is gravely dis- Poor ...

... agreement on this question. The opportunity for separating Austria from Germany is believed to be an excellent one. The Russian revolution has profoundly reacted the Teutonic empires and the Hohenzollern group is weakening. Therefore is to Austria's interest ...

... a miserable man when he was compelled, from his place in the Reichstag, to make the humiliating confession that the Russian revolution has turned the heads some persons tho German Navy, and has led to efforts cause crews to refuse to obey orders, to paralyse ...

... RUSSIA'S REVOLUTION. Mr. John Foster Fraser, lecturing in the Manchester Hippodrome, this afternoon, on the Russian Revolution, aud What it Means, admitted that his task was difficult one. Russia, said, was land of contradictions and of contrasts, and ...

... for the Russian revolution that the Socialist party unanimously decided on May go to Stockholm. To-day everyone knows that our comrade M. Kerensky, no longer has the same interest in the oonference at Stockholm as an aid to the Russian revolution. Nevertheless ...

... ENEMY COUNTRIES. GERMANY AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Realising the Truth. The Munich Neueste Naclirichten like the other Gsinisii has ffraduully descended from high not© of jubilation over the Russian revolution one great circumspection, not unmixed ...

... from: a Tatic point of view would have far- reaching effects upon their industrial and economic life, THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION The Russian revolution was an accomplished in the history of the war and of the century. fact, and would be one of the greatest ...

... year as the turning over of a new leaf, the commencement of a new chapter. The greatest feature, greater even than the Russian revolution, was the entry of America. The material resource was immense, and was already being felt, but the moral force was even ...

... decree of dissolution of th e eGo nstituent Assembly, as transmitted by the Bolshevik Pet; ad Agency, is as follows: The Russian Revolution created the Soviets, Peasants, and Soldiers as the only organisation of all the exploited working classes in a posi- ...