The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-11-11
REV0LUTI0NlSTS HAVE SEIZED STR0NCHOLDS OF GERMANY AND
 ARE DEMANDING PEACE BE MADE

LONDON Nov. 7-In despatches received here from Copenagen the information is conveyed that revotion has broken at Scheswig in Schleswg Holsten, and that part of the city is in the hands of the revong sol diers and sailors stationed there.
 ENTIRE NAVY SEIZED
 LONDON, Nov. 7.-Acting if with i'm pulse the sailors of the German navy have all revoed and seized the ships which they stationed The saors ke have all mutnied and seized the batteshp Kaiser refusing their duties when commanded by their officers do so stating that only when the peace terms have been signed will they resume their duty.
 OFFICERS OVERPOWERED AND KILLED.
 LONDON, Nov. 7-The revolting sailors have raised the red flag Kie and demanding that the peace terms be signed The officers of the seized batteshps, tempting to interfere with the actions of the men, were overpowered and during the melee of the of which was the commander of bateshp were killed.
 PEACEMAKERS JOIN REVOLUTIONISTs.
 To subdue the revotng sailors four companies of in fantry dispatched from the barracks ke On| promptly deserted to the mutineers and the fourth dis armed Several detachmens of Hussars sent to Kiel oI assist the infantry compelled to return they were threatened with annihilation by the strikers. r COUNCIL OF SOLDIERS FORMED >>.-
 The revoting soldiers have formed council and have assumed control of all food supplies Their attitude toward the officers IS not of hostile naure All of them will be required remain the posts where stationed and no violence will be offered them To enforce their attitude machine guns have been placed commanding parts of the city and will be used in resisting any attempt sbdue the mtineers The of Cuxhaven and Whelmshaven are reported to be quiet
 HAMBURG AFFECTED BY MUTINY
 LONDON, Nov. 7.-Thru despatches received from the Wolff bureau is learned that all work has been stopped in the city of Hamburg account of strike Many acts of the working have gone undscipined and ourages occurring It is reported that many similar outbreaks have also occurred at Luebeck
 OBSERVERS PARADE IN BERLIN l. >- STOCKHOLM, Nov. 7.-Twenty thousand deserters from the German army marching through the of Berlin demanding that the peace be signed and that they be allowed to pursue peaceful occupations.
 ARTILLERY USED IN HAMBURG
 COPENHAGEN, Nov z-Despatches received here state that small revolution is in progress in Hamburg Opposing the strikers several companies of infantry who are attempting to subdue those who refusing recognize the authority of their officers Artillery being used by both sides and the streets are shambe so close the range that the big guns are being used
 MORE TOWNS IN HAND OF REVOLTERS.
 T. LONDON, Noy. 2--Late reports indicate that the re volt is spreading The of Altona the river from Hamburg, and Fensburg to the northeast both in the hands of the revolutionary party The soldiers north Scheswg have seized the aerdoe there and have placed the soldiers guarding 1t under In both of the cap red cities much is felt the action of those possession c'-~- -~ .,'
 .e#t> MUTINEERS ARE MASTERS
 LONDON, Nov 7.-According to Hague despatch virtually all of the sailors of the German fleet have revoed stationed The are now complete masters of Kie Whelmshaven Heip01and nd Cuxha