The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12

buildings is a lie. The capitol is the only building that we planned to wreck, and we partly succeeded in our plan. But what we did plan, and what I am going to carry out, Is the Just idea, to stop this country from con- tributing to the damnab1e, hellish, bar barrie slaughter across the ocean. Brit ish mule ships are daily leaving New Orleans laden with livestock 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 a promising field for the work that lies before me. I may sue ceed in blowing up but one British ship leaving this port-I may succeed in destroying 10-but I am going to carry out this work, and whatever l achieve will be satisfactory to me. And then I will be ready for Morgan. And after I get through with Morgan, I will be ready to share my pals fate I consider 1t glorious fate.
 And Sir Cecil SpringRic 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 to send Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the ambassador, to. hell.
 we have trailed SprfngRice for eeks, and we are going to get him yet.
 "This country considers Muenter a barbarian, a crank I knew him in Ger many, I knew him In America. He de- stroyed property and took lives when he knew that good would follow, never otherwise He taught me his princi- ples, his ideals, and, as I said before, l glory in his leadership of the past He stood ready to risk his own life to save other lives that he considered
 fha tania sailed on her fateful voyage, do you know who it was that warned Van derbilt and the rest not to sail on her? It was Enrich Muenter. He knew what was going to befall this British Sllner. He not only sent messages to large number of people that he knew were going to sail on the ship, but he per sonally appealed to Charles Frohman not to make the voyage.
 Appealed to Frohman
 Just as Muenter appealed to F'roh- sail on the Lusitania, so l now ap- peal to worthy Americans in this coun- trv 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 befell Vanderbilt and the rest. All of my plans will not fail. Remember. I am Muenters pupil, and very, very seldom has Muenter failed Muenter's methods are my methods I have his determination and his dynamite behind me. And l am go- ing to carry out his plans. I am work ing with enough explosives to wreck this whole town. And besides this. l am working to avenge Muenter. nave programme to follow: British ships Morgan. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and then ohYivfon Halle failed completely Muenter succeeded partly, I am going to succeed completely. am one among millions, but I have Muenter 2 hacking, and-I have dynamite.
 'Tf there be anyone among the read ers of this that doubts these words let him wait and watch; the early part oi next week win witness the completior of Muenter's plans-that Is. the De- ginning of the completion. IT you VIII look up the records, you VIII oiscoseI the names of two of his maJestyi ships that have just left port-perhap! never to return. One of them Is called Howthhead, the other Baron -. Have you relatives on either or these ships? If you have. feel sorry foi YOU if you are an American. If you are a sutject of his majesty, I con gratulate myself Watch the career oi some of the muls ships.
 Halle Arrested
 Hans Halle, arrested here last De eember for having in his possession g bomb containing 40, pounds of dyna- mite. which he confessed to the police that he had constructed with the in tention of shipping 1t to New York where 1t would be consigned to c French line vessel bound for Europe was arrested here late tonight by the