... °amities, which, having been delayed, only appeared on Wednesday morning, puts the position with poignant power : The Russian revolution was born in the flames of a world war which constitutes a monstrous crime on the part of the Imperialists of all countries ...

... of the RUSSIAN REVOLUTION t• SST-UTOVIL Lim. 2/6 (1/2); (VW SIX wins IN SUVA IN MI (Ater OM. TWIN ABOUT (Arthur 4d.,(511.). SOVIET RUSSIA. (A. Mtn WM144.4.) id. (Na. ALLIES' OD= AGAINST (A. W. Hu'piny.) AL (4d.). THE SOVIETS AT WORK. (Leah.) Id. (74.) ...

... would have been willing to show their respect to one who played a great and important part in the first months of the Russian Revolution without committing themselves to either definite or implied support of the objects which they believed. and rightly ...

... Russia. The action of the Allies is glaringly exposed as a capitalist and financiers' eon• apiracy to overthrow the Russian Revolution because a Socialist Government in Russia would be a bulwark against capitalist exploitation in that great country, and ...

... , as speech after speech delivered from that box—speeches such as that with which the Prinrie Minister, greeted the Russian Revolution, wren he told us that the purpose of it was to get on with the war; speeches such as that of the Leader of the House ...

... realisation of the flaming hopes of the suffering peoples of Europe, in the first rank of those respond to the call of the Russian revolution. Whether the conference is mandatory or merely advisory that formal question has no actual significance. The leader ...

... overtures as far back as Christmas, 1916. Rusts sad the Fees& Boargeoisle. How much the French capitalists love the Russian Revolution or freedom of any kind is well illustrated by an article in the Journal des Debats. quoted in the Cambridge 3fagasine ...

... president impressed very strongly the view that the cry of the starving women and children in Europe and the call of the Russian Revolution, each of itself demanded action by the workers of this country. The men and women in Russia are fighting the fight ...

... of the Russian emigrants in that city. These emigrants affirmed that, while Britain greeted with lively pleasure the Russian Revolution, sine nevertheless used eveiy endeavour to frustrate speedily mss of the most important effects the Revolution--political ...

... Only Road to Freedom and Peace. Beside all this turmoil how wise and far. seeing to-day look the peace proposals of the Russian Revolution! How inevitable is the drawing of all men's hearts, after these years of futile slaughter in the interests of rival ...

... has made in the organised ranks of Labour as the result of the Stockholm agitation, stimulated on the one hand by the Russian Revolution, and on the other by the Insensate opposition of the imperialist pro-war politicians and press. A few months ago what ...

... her father and exclaimed. • ale firikt! The child'. action soled the tein's life. AN e•e read that story the 44 the Russian revolution glows surely pail of a dawn of freedom that will know no iodine. It, was in time same spirit that the Govennuent abolished ...