... greeting Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, with the hope that that “daunt]eas fighter for universal peace would the guest of the Russian revolution. It was also proposed send greeting Mr. Maclean, “now sitting m gaol for preaching internationalism. Both motions were ...

... in the various recruiting campaigns—is be held Leeds. One of the objects is to begin to do for this country' what the Russian Revolution has accomplished in Russia.” In other words, foment revolution which will enable the Germans to escape from the punishment ...

... entirely for the Government, and- has sent a torpedo-boat take part in the fighting against Kaledin. BRITAIN AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. SinaUing in Commons, this afternoon. Sir Carson t-aid could not understand why anyone this time should get up in the ...

... Autocratic Scheming. The people lost then because they wore divided against them-selves. Even new the Russian revolution, with all its splendid enthusiasm and succeps, was in difficult and dangerous position because of the possibility scheming to restore ...

... with Mr. Henderson, M. Franklin Bouillon welcomed the delegates. M. Broussanoff expressed the profound sympathy of the Russian Revolution for France. M. Pirhon, reply to the previous speaker, said that no country wished for peace more than France, but France ...

... Events in Russia are producing considerable effect, the Germans who one time believed early agreement with Russia. The Russian Revolution has caused the Germans to change their plans with jgard to the movement of troops on the Western front.—Exchange. ...

... opened a conference at Manchester, yesterday. Mr. S. Farrow (Salford), his address from the chair, said that in the Russian revolution Imperialism had received a mortal blow. discussing a resolution the subject, the Conference rejected an amendment which ...

... blow, and they wished to concentrate the attention the people peace negotiation. A resolution was adopt* d hailing the Russian revolution, dealing with foreign polioy and war aims (which were declared to be indemnities and annexations), and calling for ...

... attention to address the Russian revolution, by Mr. W. H. Neviu-cn, '‘Sheffield Independent” war correepondent in the Near East. Mr. Nevinson said that in the midst of the gloom, misery, and horror of tb© war, the Russian revolution came a ray of joy. many ...

... forged paa«port to travel about the ■kingdom” of Poland. Pilxudaki was member of the Polish State Council, and since tl»e Russian Revolution came leader of the of the Council against the German and Austrian Right. PiUudeki had been considered by general consent ...

... convinced that in that, case the working classes in Germany would come to our aid, not only because they sympathise with the Russian Revolution, but because the German working classes understand the consequences of the rupture of pourparlers with Russia. If German ...

... E.C. PICTURE THEATRES. PLECTRA PALACE, FITZALAN SQUARE. CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME—I.IS to 10.15 Pm. EXCLUSIVE SCENES THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. “RUSSIA RESPLENDENT AND FREE.” FIRES OF CONSCIENCE.” WILLIAM FAR.NUM in Fos production, adapted from the story by Henry ...