The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25

, House Terrace and declare that ms
nation was nor ready Ia tight. we
know roo we'll now Thai Snrh was th'
intimalion given b. Prime" Llchnow
SKI To Berlin moi Il fortnight before
ithc declaration of war "'rhry W.
not come ill.," h. said. "lrcland and
The Labor question forbid.
THE Labor question. Yes. that
was jnst it. And now wr sec why
four years previously Primer ii'nr!
entered the train al Nairn and SCI
off for G. :SgOw, Cromarty had shown
him all mar il could show him loI
the time being. There h1i boon mES
trriou: comincS and CoincS Of IiGhis
upnn the sea and The *hor" during
the nights that hr was there. y Ger
man cruiser had stood off The rlrth
and two "cloaked men had visited
her.
. Berlin records indicate Ma' the
question. raised long ago by lhr rs
tutc FRINGE. was that Of shutting our
fleets in The great northern narhoHrS
Immediately war broke out. Every
acre Of these must be surveyed q?
tho spies on The sea and III" spies oi
the land. Mine.lay"rS must b" read!
not merely to SynchruniSc 1hrIr opera
tionS with those Of he dipIomal!S'S
but 10 anticipate them.
Mining the North Sea.
War mus. kr pr,tnr"d no; f"l!"""H
hv The Hwifi action necessary. Ana nl
sooner had war been mud" inevitable
than The ships must 90 out from ti"liS"-
land :lnd SO str"w IN" North sea and th'
English channel with mines mat oar
navy would Be paralyzcd. Immediately
UPON that the flat bnttnm"d boats would
b. employed and 290.UG6 men Put OF
bnari Ih"m.
On the Scottish coast and that 81 Fast
Anglia all would BE ready in tho S""r";
houses whirh the lady with the god
red" lair hnd prepared. Sh" was l"
remain in Scotland. and especially tn
got friendly with all tn" naval Officers
that came or could bc made 10 come,
her way.
So much the Prince arranged in his
brief visit tn Nairu. II" arrived ut
Glasgow On the following day. and took
up most humble quarters. Thor" arc
reasons why the exact locality at this
should not now be Indicated; hut ! may
say that il was boarding house not
far from West Regent street, that II
was run by German VIII" was an old
friend IF Karl Graves. and was a Srounl
floor Of Il thrr"-Stnry tenement.
To this mean house Prince Henry
went throwing OF his royalty for tho
n,rncc. lnd content 10 pass as plain Herr
Karl 4 German sailor who had business;
in thn city No great ostcn alton WAS
ever displayed at this rendezvous. There
WAS food in abundance. hook. cham
raguc ard brandy by tn" quart, Tut
the long grey car did not appca r
there: nobody said your higEnrss. and
oil WIS in the hearty manner "f the
s.ad"gs with their feet upon II welcome
shore.
To this house Graves hrnuch, his
friends On" OF them was an lri$hman.
twu others were supposed /" hav" great
authority with tho transport men ard
III" engineers Of the Clyde. The. were
lurcd 10 the hnus" IN N" 1rst instance
by & woman. and there told that Il rich
pal would give party. They cam" in
their hest black coats 10 discover that
all was jolity and freedom. Wine
flowed abundnntly and tongues w"r"
Ioosrned. Talk turned upon syndical-
ism. Wns not the time rip" for I real
attack upon the ancient enemy. capital
ISM"
Money Por The Asking.
CIlnnirgly the Germans began to
srcak Of Berlin. They put II to their
guests that Internationalisn was Mt last
coming into IT'S own IN Germany. Tho
extrelncr types OF Socialism would all
win out in the near future and II be-