... of . neutral and belligerent countries not allow the triumph Imperialism. May the cause of peace proclaimed by the Russian Revolution brought a happy conclusion by efforts the international proletariat so as unite these efforts.” The Council of Workmen's ...

... that peace cannot achieved if you do not check the enemy’s pressure at the front, if your ranks are' pierced and if the Russian Revolution, like inanimate body, lies at the feet William. requently only an offensive can repel or check a hostile offensive; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 11. 8.15 p.m. URGENT. ALL SHOPKEEPERS MUST ATTEND. E. CORMACK. Secretary. OHEFITELD TRADES AND LABOUR O COUNCIL THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. A PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT. 7.30, in the MONTGOMERY HALL, SURREY STREET, SHEFFIELD. Chairman: Mr. W. O. ANDERSON, M ...

... contributions. They constituted our formal rights. The “Humanile'’ Socialist): “After the shock which the news of the Russian Revolution has caused in Germany the words of M. Ribot will vex profoundly the already uneasy conscience of the German nation and ...

... the subject of Ukrainian autonomy, M. Claud Anct, telegraphing from Petrograd, says : One of the curious signs of the Russian Revolution has been the awakening of various national aspirations in the provinces composing the Empire. The Ukraines from the ...

... energetically carry into effect the ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity beneath the standards of which the great Russian revolution came to birth. The Provisional Government is united as the fundamental lines its future action as follows: A Worthy ...

... was great danger of Russia making a separate peace with Germany. He appealed to the Government to recognise, in the Russian Revolution a great opportunity of shoeing some spirit of good will, and the same determination to settle this present war. ROLL ...

... if events in Russia were such as I diminish the striking force of her armies, j think might even then say that (he j Russian revolution has not been in vain, and that the future history of Europe will brighter because they have got rid so autocrat ic form ...

... unceasingly wage gainst the enemy, thus warding off her attari rom us, and saving the Russian revolution froi lefeat from without. The success of the Russian revolution w« >ouglit, therefore, their blood, and it is with eeliuc of dorp satisfaction that ...

... separate treaties nor fraternisation of isolated regiments and battalions. This way will only lead you to the loss of the Russian Revolution, the safety of which does not lie peace or a separate armistice. Reject, therefore, everything which weakens your military ...