... 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 ...

... mailmen or enemies of the national freedom could have committed these revolting acts, which are calculated compromise the Russian revolution. The Executive Committee condemns them severely, and appeals to all citizens to prevent the recurrence such acts, which ...

... rendered vo:d by the revolution, and did it accept the declared policy the new Russia Government regard to war aims? Russian revolution was too rejection by democracy of a war for the continuance of war for Imperialistic and aggressive ends. He submitted ...

... comthat peace cannot be achieved if QO not check the enemy's pressure and tront, if your ranks are pierced, J , the Russian Revolution, like an j|s^ r, body, lies at the feet of Wily ' who are in the trenches not forget - yc,u are defending the liberty ...

... linden burg line can never be broken, that England will be brought to her knees the submarine campaign, and that the Russian revolution ha« made separate peace practically certain. Dr. Roscineier affirms that Lenin and others who predict, a German revolution ...

... of neutral and belligerent countries not to allow the triumph of Imperialism. May the cause of peace proclaimed the Russian revolution be brought to a happy conclusion by the efforts of the international proletariat so to unite these efforts. The council ...

... expert the Reichstag to accord German revolutionists the essential moral support and prestige which the Duma gave the Russian revolution. ...

... should taxed after the war. 'lheir hopes—or the hopes of those who advise them—rest on two things- the U boat and tb« Russian revolution. Failing the boat, there is Russia, but tbev arc rather uneasy about a revolution so close to them, and not quite sure ...

... largo democratic and liberal masses Russia. The is duo to what was interpreted here as imperialistic mistrust of the Russian revolution the part of English Eublio opinion. Russia was deeply wounded y the sympathy which was expressed for the fallen dynasty ...

... the majority, and even if they were not, the General Staff and the Kaiser are sufficient obstacles peace. It is the Russian revolution which has helped to produce this cleavage in Germany. war that was popular against Tsardom not attractive when waged ...

... soldier, the one ex-railwayman, the other peasant slock. Both were Socialists. The sti*y of the counter-effects of the Russian revolution among the troops ««l their brigade, which happened at tlial tirn.' resting in cantonments, throws interesting light ...

... MORTAL DANGER TO THE COUNTRY. Princo Lvoff, tho Premier, said: It is not Iho wonderful and almost fairylike character the Russian Revolution; it is not its power and rapidity which have astouisbed the world, but the idea which directed it, .md which embraces ...