... Echo of Russian Revolution, Mr M'Rain represented Mr Corev, who was employed for Manchester firm in Russia af the time of the revolution, and who had to return to this country after exciting experiences. The Tribunal granted Mr Carey, yvho is bordering ...

... Meetings and Lectures. RUSSO-SCOTTISH SOCIETY (DUNDEE -L branch*. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION A3 I SAW IT, A LECTURE KERENaKY'S SECRETARY. an the above Subject, will be given in the TRAINING COLLEGE, Dundee. TODAY (SATURDAY), 5,30 TICKETS (tnchidiiig Tax) ...

... to free the peoples on the Russian- German front from the Russian revolution and subjugate them with German capital. No More Negotiations. Shortly before the outbreak of the Russian revolution in October the Polish State-Consul; had already decided to ...

... Kinnaird Hall, Dundee, last night, had his subject 04 The Riddle of the Russian Revolution. Mr Alex. Mackay presided over a large audience. Rev. Mr Clare said the Russian revolution was a stupendously big thing, and it was ridiculous think conditions in ...

... their most sincere ' ' He had been captured by the Tor* ' actionary parties, and was held for good behaviour. . The Russian revolution and Ft** 1 .'-.e J, son's statesmanship combfned 1 . ' , tary operations ,had produced f'', had enabled the Obalition ...

... • • • Had Count Czernin made the speech Count Hertling should undoubtedly see in Austria-Hungary a replica of the Russian revolution. Hv?n in Germany there are signs of a growing agitation against the war-prolongers. The German people shared to the fullest ...

... Maxim Litvinoff, Plenipotentiary of the Ruesian People's Government to Great Britain. Maxim Litvinoff deals ith the Russian revolution, particularly in its bearing upon the war, and says The Russian workers axe not only fighting their own battles, they ...

... Upon violence and ambition. But for Lenin, be added, we should have ended the war victoriously by this time. The Russian revolution, like a child born before ite time, put us temporarily into a difficult position, for we had to lend assistance to Italy ...

... by Thoughts ° The Petit Journal from Berne confirming 1 , Kaiserin is xn a ve. y th° U ,? and that, haunted by a rS Russian revolution, she to abdicate. (lli)' CZECH SOLDIERS A«l> V THROW COCKADES Am er e 'Pm Austria's peace offer ' impression in Czech ...

... which recalls the worst times of Czardom. The German military power has been everywhere active as the strangler of the Russian revolution and as the oppressor of freedom. In Finland the White Terror has raged in a terrible manner among that labour population ...

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... period owing to cj Schneeur, Krylerjko's for,l 'i .oponed to-day before the a-,. ri t>unal. He is charged r r. the Russian revolution, i, p services this direction to l ' in n th© character of agent ; und f .»»-ther, that w\ile criminal connection , ...