The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
SHIPS ARE WARNED
OF BOMB THREATS


| worthy Americans in this country NOT
to sail OH the British mule ships leivine
this port. If my warning goes UNI
Needed, lust as Muenter's warning &c
Vanderbilt and the rest went UNDECIDED
these Americans that sail 81 these Brit.
ish owned ships must expect the fate
that befell Vanderbilt and the rest. Al
of my plans will not fail Remember
I am Muenter's pupil and very. very sell
dom has Muenter failed. Muenter''
methods are my methods. have his
determination and his dynamite behind
me. and | am going to carry out his
plans. I am working with Muenter'i
brains, Mueuter's courage, Mueuter's
methods. and added to this I am work
ing with enough explosives to wreck
this whole town.
And besides this. | am working Ia
avenge Mucntcr. SO let Americans who
take passage under the British flag be-
ware, have a programme to follow
British ships. Morgan, Sir cecil Spring
Rice. and then oblivion. Halle failed
completely. Mueutcr succeeded partly
I am going to succeed completely. !
can feel IL. I seem to hear Muenter tell
ing me so seem to hear him urging
me ON. | am but M among millions,
but | rave Muenter's backing, and
have dynamite.
If there I've any one among the readers
OF this that doubts these words, lei
him wait and watch The early part
of next week will witness he compile,
ton ~ Muenter's plans. that is, the
beginning of the completion. II you
will look III George Schwartz he vii
inform you when the next mule ships
leave. and II YOU will look up the rec
ords you will discover the names of Nv,
~ hfZ NufaSfN's shing thue huN, ftS.
left port-perhaps never TO return. on,
of them is called Howth Head. the Other
Baron - Have you relatives ot
either OF these ships II you have,
feel sorry for you II YOU are an Ameri
can. II YOU are a subject OF his Ma
jesty | congratulate myself.
Watch the career of some OF thes,
mule ships You viii he interested A
a final word. Please refrain from abus,
ing Muenter or Holt editorially.
co not bear to see him dragged In tn,
dust by persons that dnuOt compar
with him In intellect. courage or mar
tyrdom. Every one seems against him
but l.. his pal, is living. and ready t,
aNengc his death-and II necessary
avense insults against lin. | am bu
one anIo z millions. but ! have Muente,
and dynamite behind me. and that IL
a combination hard to beat.
Tall', VINO was recently tried ant
acquitted on the charge Of making al
internal machine TO blow up a Frencl
line ship 10 sail from New York. wa,
arrested tonight on suspicion and vii
b, held until the two British ships ar,
heard from.
Although Halle, who was ARRESTED
here on December %. 1914. actual,
ma ufdctured AN internal machine I,
explode in six and a half days An,
addressed II TO 20 by a French l.n'
steamer from NV York, he had no
committed a crime under the laws u
the state Of Louisiana according to tn
decision Of Judge Joshua Baker.
Judge Baker held that although In,
act deserved punishment, the remed,
les with the Legislature and not wit
the court. The court could not act. h
said. until the explosive was put IN tn
place intended TO be destroyed A.
aliedl wds taken 10 the supreme Court