Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-12
MUENTER'S PUPIL
SEEKS TO FULFILL
MASTERS PLANS
continued from Firs, pae.,

baris slaughter across the ocean
British mule ships are daily leaving
New Orleans laden with live stock for
the enemies OF Germany, Just as ships
laden with guns and ammunition to
slaughter Germans are almost daily
leaving New York. Therefore. this
city furnishes promising fold for the
work that lies before me- may sue
coed in blowing UP but one British ship
ieaflng THIS port-l may succeed in de-
stroSing ten-but l am going to carry
out this work, and whatever ] achieve
VIII be satisfactory to me- And then
| will be ready for Morgan. And after
! get through with Morgan l will he
ready to share my pals fate, I consider
it glorious fate
MUENTER REALLY AFTER
SIR CECIL SPRING-RICE
And Sir Cecil Spring Rice. Do you
want to know who Muenter was after
when he went to Glen Cove Morgan?
partly. The real reason for going TO
Glen Cove was Sir Cecil Spring Rice.
the ambassador to hell We have
trailed Spring-Rice for weeks, and we
are going to get him yet
This country considers Muenter
barbarian-a crank. knew him in
Germany knew him in America He
destroyed property and took lives when
he knew that good would follow, never
otherwise. He taught me his prin-
ciples. his ideals, and as / said before
glory in his leadership OF the past.
He stood ready to risk his own life to
save others lives that he considered
worthy. Why. at the time the Lusi-
tania sailed on her fateful voyage. do
you know who it was that warned
Vanderbilt and the rest not TO sail on
what was going to befall this British
liner. He not only sent messages to a
large number Of people that he knew
were going to sail on the snip. but he
personally appealed to Charles Froh-
man not to make the voyage
Just as Muenter appealed to Froh
man. Vanderbilt. and the others not
TO sail on tho Lusitania, so | now ap-
peal TO worthy Americans in this
country not TO sail on the British mule
ships leaving this port. If my warning
goes unheeded, these Americans that
sail on these British-owned ships must
expect the fate that befelI Vanderbilt
and the rest. All of my plans will not
fail Remember l am Muenter's pupil
and very. very seldom has Muenter
failed. Muenter's methods are my
methods. l have his determination
and his dynamite behind me. And am
going to carry out his plans. i am
W. WINS W iiH clcusH explosives to
wreck this whole town. And besides
this. am working to avenge Muenter.
l have n program to follow: British
ships. Morgan, Sir Cecil Spring Rice
and then oblivion. Halle failed com
pletely. A1uenter succeeded partly,
am going to succeed completely. I
am but one among millions, but l have
Muenter's backing-and 1 have dyna-
mite.
no WITNESS COMPLETION
OF MUENTER's PEANS
IF there be any one among the
readers of this that doubts these words,
| let him walt and watch; the early part
or next week will witness the compile
tion of Muenter's plans-that is for
the beginning of the completion. If
YOU will look up the records, you will
niscover the names of two of His
Ma1esty's ships that have just left port
perhaps never to return. One of
them is called Howth Head, the other
ba.oh = -. Have you relatives on
! either of these ships? If you have
reel sorry for you If you are an Amer
lean If You are n subject Of His
MAJESTY. congratulate myself. Watch
the career OF some Of these mule ships.
tSignod "PEARCE."