... was like the turning over of leaf, the opening of a new chapter. The great overshadowing fact, greater even than the Russian revolution, was the entry of America into the war (applause). The material importance of that event was immense; they had more ...

... them other people) of the danger which : would follow any imitation of the irupractica' bility which has endangered the Russian revolution, and it ha? insisted upon the need affording British industry fullest poet-war opportunities for readjustment and expansion; ...

... offensive on the Russian front not only had a strategio aim, but also another important aim, namely the crushing of the Russian Revolution. We told Herr Muller would not give the Central Committee of the German party any indication that we considered it our ...

... STRIKE FORMIDABLE BLOWS.” ROME (Received To-day). The Ruesian Ambassador in Rome expressee tho confident belief that tho Russian revolution has ©nt/ered upon its last phase, and that in the very near future an event extraordinary importance will take place ...

... evening, Mr. W. P. Rylancls presiding. Mr. Harold Smith, M.P., who was accompanied by Mrs. Smith, /referring to the Russian Revolution, said he believed it to be one of the greatest movemeats in support of the war. Dealing with the Home Rule question ...

... historic made in this room. won't can't imafrinc —Mr. I.lr*v«| Gcnrffc'a memory to be short that really forgets that the Russian revolution took plare white I was in office (hear, hcarl. a matter of fact, one the first proceed* mm* his Government was sent ...

... to-motruw at the ()mei Theatre. where Yr. Robert Courtneidigat company appears. _ . - . Before the Dawn, a play of Russian Revolution, is due at lisiety to.ruorrow. It will be by Mother To Be, by Basil Dean. The old popular prices have been reverted ...

... DEMONSTRATION In the CO-OPERATIVE HALL, CAIRO-ST., TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), MAY 12th. 1917, To commemorate and rejoice in the RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Speakers: Mr. J. FINEBERG (London), Russian Revolutionary Committee. Rev. DONALD FRASER (Liverpool). Supported by ...

... box. (Applause.) Mrs. Bridges Adams gave an eloquent address on the Russian problem, dealing with the history of the Russian revolution. She said she hoped that the Labour party Monday woula insist on Mr. Lloyd George making a clear an'd precise statement ...

... the demonstration in the Co-operative Hall, Cairostreet, on Saturday evening, called to commemorate and rejoice in the Russian revolution. Socialist hymn sheets wdre distributed in the hall. The Rev. H. Ogden occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr. ...

... he can give the House any assurance of the safety of the ex-Emperor, whose conduct has given bloodless character to Russian revolution. Mr. Lynch will ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether will have pre-, sent to nis rnind the advantages ...

... of whom are leaders and creators of the Russian Social Democrat party. Speeches were made by the grandmother of the Russian revolution, Madame Breshkovska, Prince Kropotkin, and Vera Zassulitcn, who called upon the audienoe to defend the Fatherland against ...