... 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 ...

... origination the strike was Tirpitz. Both DiUmann and Herr Scheidemann laid the strike could not connected with the Russian revolution. The stales that 6.000 workmen have joined the strikers at Bielefeld. The strike threatens to break out Hay Gera. At ...

... 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 ...

... the time when the Government encourage Irish industries, and it u, illus. trated with photographs. Pioneers of the Russian Revolution, This new liook Dr. Angelo S. Rapp,-.port is published Mesars. Stanley Pan Go. (bs net). The auliior traces .the. history ...

... international working-class solidarity, opposing all wars, demanding the rel imprisoned members the party, approving the Russian revolution, ami wel- the shop stewards’ movement in workng ...

... 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 ...

... proceeded with. . l was adopted realßrming adherence to the principles of freedom, democracy and peace enunciated In the Russian revolution —the free and absolute self-determination of the people choosing the form of government lc k would live. The motion ...

... origination of the strike was Tirpitz. Both Dittmaon and Herr Scheidematm said the strike could not connected with tbe Russian revolution. The “ Lokal&uzsiger states that 6,000 workmen have joined the strikers Bielefeld. The*strike threatens break out to-day ...

... circles the watchword was recently out that the repeatedly-announced coup d eta would occur on November, the * j^ °. the Russian revolution. The adds ibat various dates had previously been given in order confuse the authorities. —Reuter. ‘•START WITH A CLEAN ...

... the present time. The paper which, follows Sir George Buchanan, our late Ambassador in IVicograd. and his subject The Russian Revolution .• Its Genesis and Aftermath.” M. Kerensky contributes a 'ons defence his action in Russia, and of his relations with ...

... fund was to place disabled men the land. We shook! thus create a yeoman class uUimately would a solid sheet anchor for Russian revolution had demonstrated the folly revo* lution. and the more we could set up a solid m Ibis country the Jess had wc subscribed ...

... Russian St. Vladimer, fourth class; Russian St. Anno, second claas; and Chevalier, Legion Honour. In March, 1917, when the Russian revolution burst forth, he handled the delicate situation in which the. British submarine flotilla was placed with the greatest ...