... spring offensive, though the redistribution of our forces necessitated the enemy’s withdrawal were easily made. The Russian Revolution, however, was far more consequence in the approaching struggle. “Even though the n .armies might still prove capable ...

... Memorial Home. . Donations tobacco and cigarettes a*re very welcome. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY LECTURE. That the Bolsheviks would fail in the Russian revolution because they were as intolerant as the old regime they superseded, ...

... aimed at by the enemy appeared based on usurpation and violence. The working classes in Germany already agitated by the Russian revolution have nevertheloas not yet been able to gain the upper hand over the Imperialists, (tfhe Council of Commissaries of the ...

... disaster. It is all very well to say that it is the fault of the Are we sure that we have done the best we could with the Russian Revolution% We sent Lord Milner there first of all, then Mr. Henderson, then Mr. O'Grady. When Mr. O'Grady differed with Mr. Ilendenion ...

... which had been unfolding during the last year in the east, and which even’ now had perhaps not reached the climax. The Russian Revolution was still e in devouring ite own children. Russia was paying the penalty in territoria] dismemberment and, for the time ...

... CHERON KLE. Geneva Monday.—-The German as secn from here certainly demands a of It is extremely suspension judgment the Russian Revolution—no exultation in hberty, no perticular indignation against the authors of the national misfortune no recogrution of ...

... however, (hat Germany will be too late with her advice. Aspirations after self-determination have been stimulated by tbe Russian Revolution, and Austria appears to be the first throes of disintegrating movement. If the mechanical youth of Austria succumbs ...

... France. The French speakers spoke in glowing terms of the Russian statesman who had striven last year to set up the Russian revolution against the German invasion, and promised him the support of Republican France, true to her revolutionary traditions ...

... compensation law, and improved educational facilities for the children the workers. Proceeding. Mr. Davie? described the Russian revolution as a revolution in favour of universal peace. If was not mistaken, the influence of it would penetrate right into the ...

... absorbing wealth j the world. Referring to the Russian- Revolution, he said that whatever might their views the effect which it had had on the course of' she war, they heartily welcomed the Russian Revolution, because it had released the Rusbian people from ...

... became the real Prime Minister of England. Labour demands that there shall be no boycott, and seconded the efforts of the Russian Revolution, and no Government could stand against united Labour. Then there was the definite statement by the Prime Minister, which ...

... telegram from Berne confirming the report that the Kaiserin is in very weak health, and that, haunted the thoughts of the Russian revolution; she is urging tho Kaiser to abdicate.— Reuter. REPORTED NEW HUNGARIAN PREMIER. COPENHAGEN, Wednesday Night. The Berlin ...