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... NENT, APRIL 12th, 1917 at 3-15 p.m. H. Piercy Watson announces MR. J. FOSTER FRASER Who will deliver a Lecture on CHE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. WHat ...

... described the Russian situation as deplorable and appalling hut, notwithstand- ing all that had taken place. he regarded the Russian revolution as the ¢ miracle for many years. He still thought that after the terrible travail Russian passed democracy would be ...

... 1919. BENNETT & Buxton Solicitors for tha eaid Executor; LEAMINGTON LECTURE SOC v. CLARE, B.D., “THE RIDDLE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION,” THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 20th, at 3 p.m At the TOWN HALL. Sailors and Seldiers half-price. Tickets from Hanson’s, The Parade ...

... outbreak of ho: ities Ail Europe was preparing for and my contention js that certain were dark here. The thing- kept Russian revolution aid the entry of the great Republic of the West must healthily modity some extreme opinions held here with regard to ...

... remarkably lecture was delivered esterday (Thursday) afternoon in the Wimer f fall by Mr. J. Foster Fraser on ‘ ‘The Russian Revolution: What it Means.” Mr. Fraser’s lec- ture was by no means limited to a few details of the great event of a month ago and ...

... (Thursday), Mr. Bernard Shaw dealt with the war and the proposed cor erence at Stockholm. He said that in the unexpected Russian revolution men who were Socialists and Idealists had got affairs into their own h nds, or at least were the only persons making ...

... different forces which are contributing to- wards the conclusion of the war we must be conversant with certain details. The Russian Revolution has strengthened our ause firstly by adding a free and democratic nation to our alliance, so removing the stigma that ...