... The Riddle of the Russian Revolution. On Tuesday evening at the Y.M.C.A. Hall the Rev. J. Clare, B.D. (late of Petrograd) gave a most remarkebie lantern e dealing with the Riddle of the Revolution as preemie itself to the British nation. Mr. James Irvine ...

... BEECHCROFT SETTLEMENT. I Professor Blease and the I Russian Revolution. 1 On Saturday evening Mr. George Thomip- 1 eon Save a limelight lecture on The Canyons of Southern France. Them a -full attendance, and Mr. J. M. Ure, B.Sc., presided. MT. Thompson ...

... perforate a number of other feels with an intalitrence that is almost human. tinder Suepitton, a play written before the Russian Revolution, was well received on . Monday evening. In it there are onty three characters, and o h o f them as- efcellently pourtrayed ...

... German influenced, - - - t h Rouse of Commons, on - Thorsday oi kt, Boner Lew, in the course of a o s toseat on the Russian revolution, said was reel comfort that all the Gov: i ngisses information showed that the posemeat was not in any sense directed ...

... frentiapieco to the Review is a striking picture from Le Eire, and here Kerensky is referred to as the soul of the Russian Revolution. Mies F. R. Scatcherd contributes the third of a series of articles on The Solution of the Russian Problem, dealing ...

... the great 'advance against the Russians in 1904; he also witnessed some of the desperate fighting occasioned by the Russian Revolution. 'His booklet is entitled Serving the King's Men, explaining how the Salvation Army is helping the nation. An interesting ...

... the critical time in relation to the harvest was the spring. This was also true inootinecbion with nations. Thus the Russian revolution might subsequently he the salvation, of the country, and the same thing might be said of our industrial troubles, as ...

... leave bitch a profound and lasting mark, not only on Europe, or on the war, but on all the, world, as the events of the Russian revolution. And there was no event which had happened in any part of the world sinoe the war began about which it was more difficult ...

... Uncle Sam with his Coat Off. --:0:---- In the expectation of hearing a lecture on The Riddle of the Russian Revolution. the Deeside Literary Society assembled in full •force on Thursday evening. Oct. 17. Owing to the unavoidable absence of the Rev. ...

... which it • The whole episode is extraordinarily characteristic. Its most striking feature , is one it shares with the Russian revolution. When the fell, .the dificovery which disconcerted the . Allies most of all was that the Baasian people seemed w holly ...

... discussion of social, political and 'other modern problems has sonic fine fistnres. including sueli subjects a-, the Russian Revolution, League of Nations Conscription of Wealth, Thomas Hardy and Hobert Bridges, Turk and Arab, and a series of five talks ...

... the whole of Christendom. of this chanee, whieh in nraetice ineress->d the fares selleta I ly. At the 9eptPrnber THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. meeting (after two or three Idiourn,neots There is only too much reason to fear that of the question), Alderman'Byrne ...