... prophecy Lord Fisher that came true was disclosed by Mr. George Lambert, the House of Commons. March 28 last, before the Russian revolution, Lord Fisher wrote to the Prime Minister: —I desire your earnest attention to the four enclosures herewith in reference ...

... FROM VIOLENCE. The Geneva correspondent the Daily Express wires that La Suisse learns from Basle that since the Russian revolution there has been much anxiety the entourage of the Kaiser, whose personal guard has been doubled. The secret service agents ...

... surprised by the tremendous reforms that will now take place.” Ex President Taft, asked yesterday for an opinion on the Russian revolution, quoted remark Judge Hoar on Wendell Phillips’s funeral: I don’t expect to be present, but I cordially approve it.” ...

... made control municipal, legal, academic, and even ecclesiastical appointments and - enactments. The message of tjie Russian revolution, which has echoed throughout the world, fell on ready cars, and the cross-current* are scarcely more numerous and complex ...

... Premier said no doubt we have for the moment had to deal with the difficulty of internal distractions io Russia. The Russian revolution, beneficent aa it undoubtedly is. great as will be ita results both this year and even more hereafter, has undoubtedly ...

... newspapers found it necessary tu confine their observation* to weak echoes of official announcements; but since the Russian Revolution they have plucked courage to make some astonishing declarations. Among these the most notable is the statement the ...

... Co'mmunicatioos and Imperial _ the Hon LORD SYDENHAM CX)MBE, C.C.S.I . G.C.M.G. The Wisest the Greeks. By W. S. LILLY. The Russian Revolution; a Review an Onjooter. JOHN POLLOCK- W,U Gtnoier Austria and Promia. By Lady PAGES. • Torch-Bearer. EUZABETH MAUD. The ...

... of the Russian Revelation. We shall have to wait until May, and possibly longer, before we can see the effect of the Russian revolution upon tb Eastern front The distribution of army commands seems eminently satisfactory; General Kuszky, possibly tho ablest ...

... popular Karpovich. The official organ of the Council Labour Deputies says: “This heavy blow right at the heart of the Russian Revolution cannot pass without it« effect. The Revolutionary Democracy must reply with a blow at the centre from which the torpedo ...

... struck with the connivance of the Court party in Ilus'sia, recent events must have seriously disconcerted him. The Russian* revolution, the appearance of unrest home, and the quite unexpeted progress made the French and British must have left his designs ...

... PROGRAMME. WALLACE REID, of the Famoua Players' Co.. In The yellow paw And LILIAN GISH in pHE INNOCENT GREAT PICTURE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. OCALA CYMPHONY OKCHESTRA°0 KCHESTRA° Mr. HAKHV FREEMAN I]ss7jn CINEMA IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THE CINEMAS PLAYING ...

... noi only by the more moderate Social Dpmocratt but also members of his own faction. M. Tcheidz® said that probably tho Russian Revolution would absorb Lonine, but h« remained outside would be great !ovs> Lenine was left absolutely without s'lfv porter*. ...