... Chemists, Wellington Street, and J. A. Wood- side, Chemist, Church Street. Bandalstown— Mr. N. Agnew, Chemist. . HER RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. USSIAN PROCLAMATIO ...

... provided the Allies This was seconded by Mr. K. - an suffer no further untoward set-back like the! passed by acclamation. Russian revolution. The present, offensive Mr. Stott proposed a hearty vote of thanks of the Germans and Austrians against the to Patrick ...

... states—ln the Reichistag to-day Admiral Von Capelle, Minister of Marine, said-1t is unfortunately a sad fact that the Russian Revolution has turned the heads of gome persons in our navy, and has introduced Levolutionary ideas among them. Their insensate ...

... the change that ‘!]'“.‘ nounced a few hours ago of that bai dins voung Russian statesman, the t.-u”n--figure of the Russian Revolution, the | uqu«- inspiration has regenerated and {0 Russian mnlitary power, who has ‘“q‘ . to the leadership of Russian ...

... WORLD'S HISTORY. in the Houss of Commons, Mr. LLOYD GEORGE, in reply to Mr. Asquith, who asked for s statement about the Russian Revolution, said the incidents in eonnection with one of the landmarks in the history of the world—(cheers)—had followed cach other ...

... houses in which they had- many is believed to be an excellent one. heen ‘illeted, while the inmates lowked on = The Russian-Revolution has-proioundly rehelplessly. ' & numbeér of Germaw doctors, who acted on tha Teutonic. Empires. The Hohealodged for ...