... persons of tho hated slaveowners. German barons and their adherents, the Polish proprietors, who feared tho effects of the Russian revolution. These are people whose voice the German and Austrian Governments consider decisive for tho free disposal of the fate ...

... widened events Russia. Wc cannot yet tell the full measure of the disintegration caused in Germany by the later of tho Russian revolution, but it evident that ha« greatly helped the landslide in Austria. And the of the now success of the Bolsheviks the Ukraine ...

... Bridges Adams, and just before the train started the Internationale was sung in Russian, end cheers raised for the Russian revolution. M. Tchitcherin left Brixtoo Prison, when he had been interned, shortly after six o’clock, and accompanied police otliocrs ...

... * Without concealing the distressing situation tho fronts tho representative declared that tho front will defend the Russian revolution, but that it demands bread and boots. Trotzky, in the name the Government, unveiled scathing terms Germany’s hypocritical ...

... fortified, and pitxnl with frreat caro and skill deny all advantages pt»aitiod to force attempting to attack it. The Russian Revolution, Huoian revolution was far more in th© a)>pr ...

... Bridge.- Adams, and just before the train started the ** Internationale” was sung in Russian and cheers raised for the Russian revolution. M. Tchitchorin left Brixton Prison, he had been interned, shortly after six o’clock, and, accompanied by police officers ...

... war, is to link all the Turkish-speaking peoples in Russian territory with a reinvigorated and reorganised Turkey. The Russian revolution gave them their chance. If Germany can absorb much Western Russia and at the same time control Middle Asia through her ...

... nmvres ' and it is officially declared that if the hypocritical proposals Rented Brest.Litovsk ore the last word, the Russian revolution must be defended by force of arms. OFFICIAL reports. FRANCE. WITH OUR TROOPS IN FRANCE WITH THE BRITISH TROOPS. Enemy ...

... gone has been one of disappointment and hopes unfulfilled. all know reasons of that. They lie entirely the debacle the Russian revolution and the sequel to it, now working out in the negotiations between the Russian Soviet which has seized the reins government ...

... the Irish Trades Union Congress and Labour Party, representing the voriters of Ireland, reaffirms its welcome to the Russian revolution, hopes that it will be cotudidated, and congratulates the workers on the tenacity with which the revolution has clung ...

... Mansion: Ptctured Anne Anderson its G. Harrap .i Co, ~ , , _ * Ballygullkui/’ by Lion IXivlo (is net)—Maunael & Co. the Russian Revolution/’ Claude A net ret) Hc'ficlf —Ireland,” Mrs. T. P. OCormor (IDs net)—Hutchinson & fio. ...

... needs, perhaps, more of the philosophic mind than is attainable in these days to see the still unfinished drama the Russian Revolution in its due proportion. To some, with a predisposition to welcome Revolution, it is thing entirely glorious. Others with ...