GERMAN CHANCELLOR SAID TO BE ABOUT TO RESIGN.
H POLITICAL CRISIS GRAVEST SINCE WAR BEGAN. Jjltr Australian and N.Z. (Receivsd 7.30 p.m.) BERNE, Oct. 14. ijlfft" A Stuttgart newspaper states that the German Imperial Chancellor, |§tf: Dr. Michaelis, will resign, in addition to Admiral von Capelle. _ The tefi; Premier of Bavaria, Baron von Hertling, will probably succeed him. tflX;" ■ PARIS, Oct. 14, The Zurich correspondent of the Matin says that the German crisis HiP'Ss the gravest since the war began. The Chancellor, Dr. Michaelis and the pan-Germans find themselves pitted against the Releasing life ' majority, instead of merely the Independent Socialists. Admiral von BK Capelle accuses Dr. Michaelis of shameful desertion after they had Iflfl'feagreed to stand together in the whole affair. MBfe A Danish oaper says that the mutiny in the German Navy began Sf Sin-February, when the Dreadnought Bayern'ti crew, owing to unsajbisftfe: factory food, tied an officer to the anchor and let it into the sea. The 'majority of the mutineers were sent to the front, while the others ■pflere confined in the naval prison' at Cologne.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16671, 16 October 1917, Page 5
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