... are in a most serious position.” Although Madam Markievicz proclaimed the doetrine twelve mcnths ago of backing up the Russian Revolution, he did not mind her wild ideas, because he thought she stood alone; but he found in his newsrs on Saturday that these ...

... ultuous applause. is was follow “The Suld‘:r:r'a Song.” ” v “The Chairman (Mr. W. O’Brien) said th(;fv welcomed the Russian revolution, and read a telegram from M. Livintoff cqn;eying fraternal greetings and best wishes. “Dr, Katkleen Lynn said that some ...

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