... ROUND-UP ON ANNIVERSARY OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. BERAIN, Frida; According to the papers 60 Independent Socialists and Communist Jeaders have so far heen arrested in Berlin in connection with the anniversary of the Russian Revolution, but further arrests will ...

... THE In the early the Russian Revolution Captain one of deputation of British Labour leader* who met and his followers. Captain O'Grady much impressed with Kerensky, but always said that in his opinion Kerensky had not the physique to carry the job through ...

... of union with Koumania After describing manner which Bessarabia proclaimed herself tho Republic of Moldavia—alter the Russian revolution, received assistance from the Entente, and was kept outside the treaty of Bucharest. M. Ciugureanu added- The elections ...

... novelist, who is still in England. Maxim Litvinoff, who formerly worked for a London publisher, has written an account the Russian Revolution. Rather than live in a house the tree tops, .Sir James Barrie prefers to live in a flat. Here, from choice, his household ...

... heads, working, ami the workers will stand in ge(] Plot Fails. —Tho threatened wovld“ePti ...

... booksellers at once. The first year of the Russian Revolution ARIA 1 NA TYRKOVA WILLIAMS tMrs. Harold ill) mil, Svo. .net. Times: The first reallv intimate and authoritative account of the Russian Revolution from downfall the autocracy the Bolshevist ...

... with immense enthusiasm. Mr. O'Grady addressed the* congress, and made his position perfectly plain calling upon the Russian Revolution to fight side by side with the Allies for the destruction of the oppressor of the world William Hohenzollern. Mr. O'Grady ...

... (where Entente emissaries , they cried Down with the French Militarists! At the Russian Embassy they cheered for the Russian Revolution and for Kerensky (leader of the 1917 Revolution, the Assembly Which the-Soviet deposed). 700,000 MEN UNDER ARMS. Militarists ...

... Calais Conference. A serious conflict followed between Nivellc and his subordinates, and then there oame news of the Russian Revolution. Nivelle was asked if he did not think the plan should be modified. replied that he had never been more sure victory ...