... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A special resolution was broo7,ht up recording full sympathy with the Itt.ssisa revoMtionary movement. It was moved by the president, Mr. 1:11Vid$00, seconded by Mr. Awbery (Swansea), and adopted without discussion. On the suggestion ...

... increase of popular discontent the cause of the turn which events hava taken. The anger of the people was such that the Russian revolution was almost the shortest and most toloodless in history. The late Government was completely isolated, which confirms ...

... Premier said no doubt we have for the moment had to deal with the difficulty of internal distractions io Russia. The Russian revolution, beneficent aa it undoubtedly is. great as will be ita results both this year and even more hereafter, has undoubtedly ...

... clinched the argu,,,ent that this was a struggle for freedom was • ihe fact that the United States had come it. Second, the Russian revolution. t.L.oud ' Ramie engaged in the war for the :he.r s of Serbia and and car:A. And ia Aghtini for their frcedoin they ...

... had bren compelled to suffer death for his political ideals. The Secretary of State Lad spoken of tha effect of the Russian revolution on sailers. Tha Social Democratic parties of all views greeted the Russian reveltitMn ith en;lia•lasm. It natural that ...