Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-08
CREWS AbOARD
 GERMAN fLftI
 NOW IN REVOLT
Revolt In Hamburg.

Copenhagen, Nov. "A revolt has broken out in Hamburg, according to a dispatch to the correspondent o1 the Politiken at Vambrup. Violent artillery firing was in progress in the streets of the city when the cores pondent's information was dispatched the latter declared.
 London, Wednesday. Nov. 6.-Mem- bers of the Battleship- Kaiser at Kiel, have mutinied and hoisted the Red flag. Officers attempting to defend the German flag were overpowered and two of them, including the com- mander were killed. A number of oth- CTS were wounded, according to the Cologne Gazette.
 Three. companies of 1Aantry were sent from Kiel to restore order. They immediately joined the revolution and the fourth company was disarmed.
 During last night, Hussars sent to Kiel from Wandsbeck, were encount- cred outside of Kiel by sailors with machine guns and forced them to turn back. The Soldiers Council has decided that all officers must remain at their present posts, but must obey the council, which controls all food supplies. Machine guns are mounted in various parts of the city. Cuxhaven and Wilhelmshaven are quiet. An Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company says that two battleshlps. the Kaiser and the Schleswig- -Holstein were selzed by the mutlneers and that twenty oftl- cers, including two captains were fill ed.
 It is reported the garrison at Kiel refused to march to the harbor and that the sailors threatened to blow up the battleships if attacked. They are defending the ships, and refuse to re- turn to their duties, until treaty of peace is signed. Admiral Souchon gov ernor of the port, having asked the mutineers what they wanted. has ap- proved and their demands, including even their refusal to salute officers, it is said.
 Civil War Hinted.
 The German authorities have decid ed to suppress the revolution at Kiel, according to a dispatch from Copen- hagen to the Exchange Telegraph Company. Several thousand soldiers from Fehmarn Island have been ord cred to Kiel. The Workmen and Sold ier's Council, these advices state, has decided to make stubborn resistance.
 kiel is governed by tn eMariners, soldiers and workers council. All the workshops have been occupied by Red troops. The street car lines and rail- ways are under the control of work mems council. There have been no 
 Proclamation Issued.
 After a conference between Secre- tary of State Haussman and Deputy Noske and the Wokmen's and Sol diers' Council the following proclama- tion was issued:
 "Comrades-for the first time poli- tical power is in the hands of the soldiers. Great work lies before us.
 "But in order that it's realization can take place the organization of our movement was necessary. We have formed council of workmen and sol diers and it will be responsible for the preservation of order"
 The 1OlIoW1ng polnLS were passed by the council.
 "First--Secretary Haussman will take care that the demands of the Soldiers and Workmen's Council shall be forwarded to the Reichstag.
 "Second-The immediate cessation of all military measures directed against the movement of the council.
 "Third-The navy has been order ed to leave the harbor.
 "Fourth-Military prisoners to be 
 Garrisons Desert.
 A number of German garrisons on the south Baltic coast have deserted and are going to Kiel, says Copen- hagen dispatch to the Exchange Tele-