... resume till Friday. As a result of negotiations a satisfactory arrangement was arrived at. RUSSIAN EXILES DOING HOME The Russian revolution is sending several distinguished exiles home again. One of the most famous of them is Prince Kropotkin, who has made ...

... should raise the red flag in the same way as their brothers in Russia had dk»ie t and should copy the methods of the , Russian Revolution and strike their first blew for the revolution May 1, that he urged the breaking through of laws, and advised that unless ...

... bread and peace. Had Count Osernin made the speech Count Hertling should undoubtedly see in Austria. Hungary replica the Russian revolution. Even in Germany there are signs growing agitation against the war-prolongers. The German people shared the fullest ...

... formation of responsible and authoritative liody, comparable to the all-Kuseian Soviet, for revolution similar to the Russian Revolution. It is true also that Bolshevik money is stolen property but people who propose to steal all property in minerals need ...

... Pctrograd. It will be remembered that in his speech in thojown Hall, Mr Macdonald spoke very hopefully of the outcome of the Russian revolution. service Calder Bridge Sabbath first win be in the capable hands of Mr Joseph H. Campbell, of Bethaijy Hall fame. He ...

... which ; may perilous for a nation war. It was famine in bread, due to wilful mismanj agemont, that brought about the Russian ! Revolution. It was the starving the • people that precipitated the French Rev- I oliitlon. Both these events would pale into I ...

... reasons such these that Kaiscrism supports tho Stockholm Conference. Tho whole thing is a most unfortunate product of the Russian Revolution, and welcomed only by Germany. United States and Belgium are wholly opposed to the Conference; France and Italy arc ...

... did not know her, that the parcel must have been meant for dead cousin, that cousin had played an active part in the Russian revolution, that that part had been discovered by the Russian police, that for some months before he died he had gone in fear of ...

... The Tsar of Russia and the King ol Greece'have been forced to join the ranks of deposed European monarchs, and the Russian Revolution must make it clear to the Kaiser that when he planned and embarked on the great war of conquest, he laid the axe at ...

... military onste, and then we could have peace, not Germany’s terms, but on our own. (Applause.) Mr Brennan said the whole Russian Revolution was spoiled by the insidious propaganda of German agents. the close, on the call of Councillor Campbell, the speakers ...

... peace with Russia will restore these forces to the German and Austrian armies. They have, however, fraternised with the Russian Revolution and might on this account become & dangerous political leaven in the German and Austrian armies. These men have had ...

... that they’ll fid out their mistake l*ef->r»» they for me.’’ “ What mistake?” “That I’m not the John Messiter of the Russian Revolution.” “ The .best thing that could happen yon.” “It would lie a great disappointment. It would mean that the money and time ...