... at Wilhelmshaven was disclosed in a debate the Reichstag. ft appears that the crews of four battleships. inspired the Russian Revolution, had arrested their officers and left the ships. In one cease the captain was thrown overboard and dmwned. Marines refused ...

... On four ships the sailors cried out for peace. In on~ cage they threw the officers overboard. They bad heard of the Russian Revolution. The ring-leaders were shot and the mutiny queiled. But it furnishes a warning %o the die-hards. In England, also, the ...

... at thia moment prepared to accept. That lets the truth out. The Greeks want a Republic, but the Allies think that the Russian revolution is enough for the present. The action of the Allies in Greece during the last eighteen months makes a sordid story, ...

... much when he says he saw in Ireland what happened in Russia n 1905. The Trish Republeans add significantly that the Russian Revolution of 1903 had its soquel. ...

... The last time he was in Sligo, “;.‘ he met g sailor there who knew a F‘* deal about Russia, and incidentally abo! e Russian Revolution, and he gained thi: knowledge through ‘having been engafed in the transport of Russian grain o Russia to Sligo. Miss ...

... the cry was ‘‘follow Russia.”” They seein to see in the successful revolution in Rus¥a a headline for themselves. The Russian revolution was carried out by a Union of Soldiers and Workmen, and at Leeds they established 1 Union of Soldiers and Workmen. The ...

... that the Allies should give the peace suggestion of the Pope the fuilest consideration. - The men who carried out the Russian Revolution are the men who form the Soldiers’ and Workmen’s Union in Petrograd. Their Society is called the Soviet, and its ‘chairman ...

... bid, trod centre, anti taking everylmely that the pq,licA, had any motive fur wishing -to get into prison. Has the Russian revolution. T asked. had any effect upon feeling in Ireland ? Certainly it has, was the reply. How ennui it Io otherwise ...

... 1s sd; chickens, Is. per 1b; old hens 6d per 1b; turkeys, 1s per Ib. chance Malame Brashofsky, the grandmother of ¢ Russian revolution, has arrived in e wrad after 43 vears of ntenced to ased in the early cighties and afterwards banished to Siberia for ...