Mar, 22.
To-pay's telegrams, filling in many details in the fragmentary news received by wireless, enable us to obtain as good a survey, probably, of the course of the militarist revolt in Berlin as newspaper readers in England and France possess. But nowhere yet does it appear possible to forecast the outcome or even to gauge the exact strength of the new movement. The revolt broke out on the 13th instant, when General von Luettwitz's troops from Doeberitz seized Berlin; whereupon the members of the old Government fled to Saxony. And in south Germany, the—anti-
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