... NEXT FEW WEEKS SIR A. STEEL-MAITLAND AND TURN OF BALANCE. Sir Arthur M.F., Birmingham last night, said but for th ...

... GERMAN PEACE FEELERS. EFFECT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The Ttiwiiv. in position to stale that certain rumours current during tihe last two days regarding renewed German peace inquiries are not entirely unfounded. The facts so far hitherto ascertainable ...

... the result of the war but its leading up to, the Russian revolution, their posterity would say that the war had not been fought in vain. If the coming in of the United States and the Russian revolution had not happened, he thought there would not have ...

... German the Agenzia libera learn* that in high military circles in Germany Hindenburg is accused of bad judgment When the Russian revolution broke out and the Czar was deposed, the whole of the German generals advocated & strong general offensive against Russia ...

... people to continue with all their strength the struggle against an enemy who. far from being inspired the ideals of the Russian Revolution, continues to moved bv imperialistic and enslaving tendencies. The letter, addressed the Allies, urge# them not to condemn ...

... RUSSIA IN REVOLUTION. THREE ASPECTS THE RUSSIAN) REVOLUTION. Emile Vandervelde. London: George Allen and Unwin, Ltd. 5s net. ]VL Emile Vandervelde undertook a mission Russia a year ago, being accompanied by Louis and Lieut, de Mjan. In this book he gives ...

... delivered the House yesterday. Incidentally the Foreign Secretary pointed to a contrast between the immediate effects the Russian Revolution and those the French Revolution that is very striking. Russia the most obvious result of the Revolution mts bien rend ...

... Late Money. LONDON. Money (request 4 per bUl»» 4*B change, 10 29-32; Avre*, W>4« 11 29-32- .Russian revolution has tad efi«ct upw> Stock fact, is regarded ae ratbei iavourable oocrurrcnoc otherwise. Consols nffajxi been request* and mat* SSJ». War i ...

... the Russian revolution the words of the American Note to the Russian people convey nothing, declare nothing, demanrT nothing, anil reveal nothing, which is not agreeable with the declared aims of the Allies submitted before the Russian revolution and ...

... energetic measures have been taken against the press. bese measures have become necessary owing situation which the Russian revolution is placed. Tho question which dominates all others the supplying of the people with bread. Russia is now deprived of ...

... and' energetic measures have been taken against the press, measures have beoonn necessary owing the situation whieh the Russian revolution is placed. question which dominates all others the '■nrppAjiug the people with bread. Russia now deprived the granary ...

... or Days onJv 6-30—Continuous—10-30. The Most Audacious Villain of this Era. The Man Whose Treachery Brought about the Russian Revolution. . RASPUTIN,™ M In 6 Parts. __j>howing_at 6.50 and 8.45 p.m. ( If. L - v. « m ■■■ ...