... expressions of contempt for their own Government. The impression was counteracted agitation and meetings in •which the Russian revolution was exalted and openly approved. 'The new Austrian nrc-pos.il, which is manifestly the outcome of between the two Emperors ...

... their great Ally to cast off the-yoke of despotism, and are delighted to see Russia freed from it. We are convinced the Russian revolution will find an echo throughout the world- Henceforth we shall fight side by side for the destruction of the oppressor ...

... the exposition of President Wilson’s policy the policy which makes him so welcome an Ally; and the warm welcome to the Russian Revolution and its glorious human ideals. Perhaps we should add a third-the merciless exposure of the bureaucratic blundering of ...

... their great Ally tc cast off the of despotism and are delighted to see Russia freed from it We are convinced that the Russian revolution will find echo throughout the uorld. Henceforth shall fight side side for the destruction the oppressor the world—William ...

... thqir great Ally to cast off the yoke of despotism and are delighted see Russia freed from it We are convinced that the Russian revolution will find an echo throughout the world. Henceforth shall fight side by side for the destruction the oppressor of the ...

... Young Socialist paper ** publishes « secret appeal which was distributed among troon* all the fronts few days before the Russian revolution. The appeal waa signed Dr. and Mr. Maclean, among other®, and ask* the soldier* cease fighting, turn their arms against ...

... the front. The opening of the conference was marked b the arrival] of Bressko Breshkovekaya, the “ grandmother of the Russian revolution,” who after 4 rs in Siberia was freed by the revolution. The whole conference stood and cheered when she entered on ...

... this through Germany tor purpose, the newspa ers criticise somewhat severe 1 his declarations regarding peace and the Russian revolution. The “ Russkajd declares it sees no difference between Lenine and the former Prime Minister, Sturmer, both of whom sought ...

... regime in Russia. There is a great fear in Vienna of the attitude of the Slav population, which joyfully welcomed the Russian revolution sgnifying the looming inevitable fate of the llapoburgs. Ihe recent •peace” offer of Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign ...

... has taught us that prince and people stand together. We have the conviction that the war is approaching its end. The Russian revolution has certainly brought us advantage, and the idea of peace given us in the Kaiser's Easter message makes progress. C ...

... different forces which are contributing to- wards the conclusion of the war we must be conversant with certain details. The Russian Revolution has strengthened our ause firstly by adding a free and democratic nation to our alliance, so removing the stigma that ...

... INFLUENCES OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION Amsterdam, April 30. The member of the Austrian Upper Chamber, Count Nostiz, gives quite novel interpretation of the reasons for the convocation of the Austrian Reichsrath. Count Nostiz, who, according to a Vienna ...