MUTINY II TIE NAVY.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17111, 12 October 1917, Page 5

MUTINY II TIE NAVY.

OUTBREAK TEfE ItESISLT 6F SOCIALISTIC PROPAfiANDfc,

THE REVOLT GROSHEO.

BRITISH aOHAi PREBI6TS RIVOLfSTONIN GERMMY

ALLIES EHTEIB BAINB' IN- FHIOEBB.

GERMANS OPEN ANOTHER GFFENSi¥E AT VERBSJN.

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"WE ALLIES' ASCENDANCY

GERMANY ON THE DECLINE.

'WASHINGTON, October 10. The French Commission, authority iively previewing the recent course oi the war, declares that the Germans have reached their supreme military ■ effort..;'., For the first time since tho beginning of the war there is a eiea •• decrease in' the total strength of ths .- German- forces recorded. Germany ha* been forced to call part of the 1919 class up, and to oreak up newly-formed regiments to 'reinforce the fighting units. Despite the Russian upheaval, the continuity and intensity of the Anglo-French offensive has' prevented Germany from getting the benefit of '.-valuable.-reserves. Germany still retains great powers of resistance, which it will take all -he strength of the Al-ied-Powers to break, but her resources -are'-diminishing'at the very moment . ■when the military situation requires ■ their -increase. The Anglo-French

:. ; 'armies aave reached their full strength. \. and,are capable, 'with the United .^™">states'-- help, of maintaining their 1 enormous strength until the end of the tvar. ,This will be proved by the decisive characterr of the 1918 operations.