Nov. 10.
Novenpér 7, or in the Old Style calendar Octobe is celebrated as the anniversary, this year the fifth, of the overthrow of the Kerensky government in Russis, and the beginning of the rule of Bolshevism. Appropriately to this great event we have received the first copy of The New Russia, A Political and Economic Weekly Review,'' which, beginning last Saturday, marks a new- stage in Bolshevist propa-uganda in this country. By what we can Jearn the Soviet's agents in China have come to the conclusion -that the Shanghai Life,'' being published in Russian, which few people understand, was useless for their pur-fosses and at the end of October they cut off its subsidy. The Shanghai Life is still appearing but as an independent journal: possibly it hopes to win its way back into the material ours of Moscow by being more strenuously Bolshevist than before, as it certainly is. Meanwhile The New- Russia appears, vulgarly speaking, to be getting all the fat. It is in English, has editorial offices in Bubbling Well Road and is certainly well got up and well written. S 3 The title page tells us that Everyone interested in Russia, every man expecting to have
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