... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, IMMEDIATELY after war was declared a popular song, and one which tor some reason or other hecame the rage, was ‘* Tipperary.”’ Whistled, shouted, hummed, and sung, it went round the world. At this crisis in the aftairs of Russia ...

... Russia had revived their faith in internationalism—a faith that bad been sorely tried during the past two vears. The Russian revolution was not the only revolution now taking place. The people of this country had permitted their traditional liberties to ...

... was quite evident the vote recorded was given under the misanprehension that it was necessary 1n the interests of the Russian revolution, that they should accept the invitation, -which the delegates were lod to believe had had the sanction of (he Russian ...

... of the British Socialist party at Salford on Sune day, Mr. Sam Farrow, of the South Salford Workers’ Union, said the Russian revolution was the resurrection of the International. It was the work of the proletariat and Imperinlism had received a mortal ...

... who ought to know better (cheers). It was regrettable that in the midst of a great war men would say “We will have a Russian revolution in this country.” SRR T It was deplorable that there shouid be @ British citizen prepared to entertain such a notion ...

... is that the earthly leaders of the Christian faith have no more been able to agree than the diflerent facfions in the Russian revolution. Has it not appeared a farce when the minister of one denomination has not been allowed to preach the Word of God in ...

... General Maude, the faet that Russia expects shortly to he 1n full war arrar, despite the attempt of Germany fe turn the Russian revolution to her advantage; the knowledge that the Bulgars have reeeived a sharp knock in which French and Venezelist troops fought ...