... FIRST. DECEMBER. will be bold follows:—Airdrie Hippodrome. 4. p.m. Speaker: J. D Mao. Daniell, Blantyre. Subject,. The Russian Revolution. Royal Hotel Hall, Coatbridge, M 7. p-m. Speaker. Dr. Dunlop. Sheatleston. Subject The Middle Lent Queitione. ...

... It will be remembered that in his speech in the Town Hall Mr. Macdonald spoke very hopefully of the outcome of the Russian revolution. ...

... thing was bound to become military from the moment that, in Donton's prophecy, the first bugles should sound. The Russian Revolution broke out as' a consequence of defeat. Its extremists were the opponents of war, and particularly of a war of national ...

... Government to grant passports to German Socialist leaders to go to Stockholm to impart information there regarding the Russian Revolution. This action, says the Russian Government, may create difficulties, and is regarded by Russian Socialists as a heavy ...

... and Mien LOUDIN BAUNDittB. eopetwo. In a judicious Ecleciiett of Pomp, and Duets from their entengive Repertoire The Russian Revolution, A Picture of brumentoub Interest. Mr L REDIATI.X of tho Jut and Bove. EPECIAL PICTURES of Interest sod Travel. Mr P ...

... Weanesdey..—. IIA 25 HO Thursday, llO It 172 890 218 1109 COATBRIDGE, AIRDRIE 'AND DISTRICT TRADES COUNCIL. TILE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. NOMINATION OF OFFICIALS. The usual monthly meeting of the Coatbridge, Airdrie, and Dietrict Traders Coumul was held ...

... RUSSIA AND j'.o-NTANTINOPLE. The Russian revolution is a long way from being finished if it ends in a tree and stabse democratic Russian Government, such as may now be expected, there is every appearance that the Russia of the future will not want Co ...

... redoubtsbie enemies to tile liberty of ittnisis were William and Rethmann Rollwes. 'To the hypocritical greetirg vent to the Russian revolution them we .:an only reply with the bayonet. We cannot shake heads with the German people until it has rid itself of the ...

... of especial attack from the r-aimeil'a organ, which loudly proclaims that the anti-Imperialist movement to which the Russian Revolution gave so puirerf ai en impulse must be yielded to step by siten. The journal continues to ignore the patriotic determination ...

... war.'' What a proapeot! But have the people of Great Britain ever expreened their approval of the principles of the Russian revolution? Unfortunately, absolute governmeet and democrat.• revolution both end in Oa sehjugation of the individual, in the e ...

... Delegates, the Petrograd Soviet, and the Congress M the whole Army. A sewlution which was passed declared ''that: !the Russian Revolution remains faith. ' ful to the policy of internationalisation. jW. defend the right of Poland, Lithuania, and Courland ...

... most important e er ge rate of interest. ~sr.rt.o., LIGHT LODGE. Children thisßoardwould beliable paid • ' Act THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. 'suects engaging the attention f A social meeting of tbe officials and } ci° for the boy's maintenance, and not the ...