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... Duke, who returned at the call of his country to Russia' in 1914, was frequently mentioned in the early days of the Russian Revolution. ...

... to the bereaved parents ,n their ( aBth ._ Treaty signed, sorrow. May 33rd.— Italy declares war on Austria March 12th—Russian Revolution. April sth.—America declares war on Germany 0. F. G. Fisher. THE PREVAILING CRAZE. \VoiHd-be Rescuer: Are you m di ...

... Interference In Russia. [To TEE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS.) 'ain,7--The parallel between the French Revolution of 1789 and the Russian Revolution now in progress is . very close. Each country has jumped from a despotic monarchy to a Republic. The reaction 'has been ...

... countries during the war, and can give illuminating details of each theatre of operation, well of most stages of the greet Russian Revolution and the Bolshevik rule. These men now lend their services to support another campaign, and no less important one—the ...

... history, and had he did nat know whether the Russian revolution been wore than the French revolution. One would hardly think that pessible. It was a curious fact that the most unsympathetic to the Russian revolution were the who had assed through at least ...

... different countries during the war. and can giv© illuminating details each theatre operation. as well most singes the great Russian revolution and the BoDhevik rule. These men now lend their services to support another campaign, and no less important one—the ...

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