... into the war. The Socialists had constantly voiced in Parliament and in public their demand for peace. They greeted the Russian revolution gladly men freedom ami peace, and it was in thie spirit that they were going Stockholm, hoping increase the oossibiiities ...

... appeal says section of the proletariat ought to renounce participation in the common struggle for peace begun by the Russian revolution, end adds: are convinced we shall see representatives of all Socialist groups the conference are convoking. The unanimous ...

... the situation ; and tlli we have more light on that side of the problem it is difficult to estimate the effect of the Russian revolution on the democracies of the Central Powers. Our own experience ought to tell us that It must have been more profound than ...

... printed on the lines of his addresses and voice the call of the war to the rising generation.” BOOKS OF REFERENCE. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, AND WHO’S WHO IN RUSSIA. By Zinovy N. Preev. 2s. net. Bale. Contains sketch the causes and events of the Revolt!tfon ...

... the Government, and the idd: motion stands “in the opinion” of the May the cause peace proclaimed House of Lords. :he Russian Revolution Ire brought to The opinion o' the House of Commons iiappy conclusion the efforts of the has yet be taken, international ...

... separate treaties nor the fraternisation of isolated regiments and battalions. This way will only lead you the loss of the Russian, revolution, the safety which does not lie in peace by separate armistice. Reject, therefore, everything which weakens your military ...

... Russian Government: was glad to hear from Mr. Ramsay Macdonald very eloquent passage describing the work and methods the Russian Revolution. colleagues, more influential than I am, have often expressed the opinions the Government with regard to the Revolution ...

... with the war policy of the Russian Council of Workmen, and he discoursed for hour one having special knowledge of the Russian revolution, and correlative and sympathetic movements in other countries. W© had a long speech from Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, exhibiting ...

... which seemed crown it with success. TJnforfan itely, a movement of this kind, once started, terds get out hand, and the Russian revolution has furnished one more example of the liability of the more conservative majority be dominated by the more extreme minority ...

... and obtain some advantage from the of a statement of demo- crathe aims. “ Mme. Breskovekaia, the grandmether” of the Russian revolution, who has s nta lifetime in prison for tha cause of spoke agen in Petrograd yesterday on vic- tory as the first essential ...

... appeare Philip t Janxioi. with success. Jn the afternoon Jean Steriing gave one her delightful assisted Mr. hams. AIMS OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. People Xot Desire a Separate Peace. FIGHT FOR LIBERTY. .4 meeting the Birmingham Town Hall last night passed resolution ...

... energetically carry into effect the ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity, beneath the standards of which the great Russian revolution came to birth. The Provisional Government is united as to the fundamental lines of its future action follows: (1) In ...