... THE U BOAT^. In his great- speech at. Glasgow Mr. Lloyd George dealt, with the present, war situation, the effect the Russian revolution, the U boat war. and peace. With regard to the submarine war, said:—“ We are beginning to get them.” He prophesied that ...

... right. tett. end centre, and taking everybody the , the poi ice had any motive for wishing get into prison. Has the Russian revolution. T aekeil had any effect upon feeling in Ireland ? Certainly it has, was the reply. flew it be otherwise? When ...

... the Irish question must be settled. I see at every turn the difficulties it is making for ir In this country. and the Russian Revolution has naturally thrown into unpleacant relief the failure of British states-' manship to solve what is not merely an Irish ...

... nationalities, oils their flirt, and it Wi, 11 , 1 peeps' mere (groans). Engia di appiait led tal ffla'eh Ills I' the Russian revolut . e ats had put Iris le the Sinn Frio at . im , u , jail. (.1 m,,x o account the iilet that i t is their jailor.) He knew ...