24 MARCH 1917, page 1

The Telegrams From Washington Suggest That Mr. Wilson...

that the war may somehow turn out not to be war. Possibly he is hoping that the Russian Revolution may suddenly have a mighty echo in Berlin, or that the tired Turks or......

Three American Merchant Vessels Have Been Sunk Without...

by German submarines, and several American lives have been lost. Some of the survivors from one vessel, including a woman, who were sent adrift in a boat two hundred miles from......

A Sign Of The Power Of The Social Democrats, Led

by M. Cheidze, is their success in prevailing upon soldiers to throw off military discipline. A significant fact also is the order issued that the old Russian titles of "......

As We Have Written In A Leading Article About The

most interesting and promising situation on the Western front, wo will say no more on the subject here. There is little fresh BOWS from Me-cFo tam ia, but that little is good.......

The Resignation Of General Lyautey, The French Minister...

who resented the questions asked him by the Chamber, has been soon followed by that of M. Briand-himself. The new Premier is an old, experienced, and trusted hand, M. Ribot. He......

Dr. Harold Williams, The Special Correspondent Of The...

telegraphs a long narrative, in which the Tsar is stated to have exclaimed "Thank God!" when he heard of the wish of the people that he should abdicate. The exclamation agrees......

The Petrograd Correspondent Of The Times Says In...

that General Russky is believed to have been the principal person who persuaded the Tsar not to attempt to suppress the Revolution. The Tsar unexpectedly came to Pakoff, where......

News Of The Week

THE PAPER SHORTAGE.—We trust that readers of the " Spectator " will give definite orders to their newsagents for a copy of the " Spectator " to be reserved for them each week......

T He Veil Which Had Been Drawn Over Russian Affairs For

several days was removed at the end of last week, when the details of a tremendous revolution were made known. The refusal cf a regiment of soldiers in Petrograd to fire upon a......