The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
IDHlGHTSMWRMNES

\ EWS Of the revolt in the German navy is more important as indicative Of
' in the German army shown in the feeMeness Of the Hun counter attacks
The By thing about !. i ,hs ls first tumble. Of evolution have ONT
M,nS S sd tn, ss uprising among id the me" m% ., the fleet lee" was was, G SsMi quickly In. with with
was able to qGl the first revolution The third or fourth revolution in Ger;
establish II. t ,s Ee g| II, 'f Kg t % ,1y ,, Sa% 'a ,gsi", tor I peace "I food ,o submarine.
duty /" tn, sequence to the revolutionary Speech Of Mahia, FrberssT in the
When Ertbcrgcr cried out aEains, the mad niIlari,s and their wild ride to
3m %"lr. , asnin, man" ymy,G GF ,mr , it the d lM' = Tr we. ii @, -, sign from, ,n h. more "%ss con
in the hall Of echoes" as the reichstag has been named TO action in the shape
The uoe4 s'aol for the mo. part Away. has considered tia, a revou,
m mr are , h%'f for ib ig" t|'a,on 0 agan, t't tc k am%o Fnb%e ,U| rye HVt the peVS
viii e e a martyr who will ods, to %" torment S"S9 Wilhelm by By f tsc2@t" ';t ," tn" thousand ,%
,.,,1 The "n, am,,. r ~s" ,s, to y %,n1%.9' T'',, .gS %fassss , ,%S , ON, gu, It. Of If, every T.
resp [espons,tilny tor SUE such a. s',nFlner before the reGh"ae with a result that only
considering tina, the revolt raised by such an execution as the ne r'T planned lar ned
"o"if G %s n Ss% mo" mo- IT., ,1 G.1 's soS Is n g%s sSS'1 iG Sp S,S %@ III, lock, 0, K.,
canal i, such that a s,ntls revolt on four first elias; wartps could result,
l., Men soGnd", Of Of ultimate victory do no, revolt only the firm conviction
Of 70" carcNes taS '" '"' '''''"" :" "' 10" ''' aims
In this uprising We have another reason why Ilmdcnhurs mus, continue to
hold in Flanders reeardless Of the cost Germany Is ja HME today %yy News OF a
, "o"d . pr c siS a@ a, "as' t i%"T ~o f% %" 5 tSs 1 'S,rc G i o %t ,l &"!; vnsTs ,e S G%f%aa
Washington IS Of the opinion that ting British policy Of silence regarding the
disposition of submarine crews is responsible in a large measure for the dis
At the outset Britain established a policy Of silence regarding the capture
Of submarines with the avo~c1 purpose Of ~rccking the morale of the men en-
All the German fleet knows Of the submarines that do no return is that
they do not return Great Britain has never announced the capture OF a single
As Germany has increased her submarine fleet and made good the watagt
caused by losses to her cruising under water fleets, she has drawn upon the
personnel Of the navy Hundreds of the finest men OF the men o war have
been taken out of -e drcadnaugMS for the U-boat service.
With the exception OF the battle OF Juland, the German navy has beer
gathering harnaclS since August 1914 q
Herr lIaae an independent socialist who has been a leader i'll the rc|
stag is accused OF being NE OF the ringlcaicrs in the revolution The indepen
dent socialist group is branded responsible although the chief agintor who wen
among the ships OF the fleet and secured action, has not been named
The military chiefs of Germany are making tremendous efforts to knit thu
central powers together in such a manner that the winter can be born wnhou
di,ntegraion The German foreign secretary has Just announced a trip to al
the capitals, while the kaiser is slated tor a trip 10 Sofia. In the army the gen
eal staff is spreading the anti peace. propaganda Regardless Of General vol
Stems proestanon that no political work is assigned the army, the kaiser a
present is engaged in using his fighting men to talk against peacein order Il
tide him over the winter during which he expects to make a peace gesture tina
will be accepted-W Al II