Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06
SUBMARINES DISCLOSE
MANY SHIPPING SECRETS
Vessels Loaded at English Docks
Often Held Up by Huns, Who
Knew Contents OF Holds.
CARGO OFTEN GIVES GUIDE
Shore OF Isle OF Man Is Said To BE
9 Center OF Communication With
! Post.Offices Arranged in the Shall
low Waters.
ny GEORGE MILI.It.AN.

1t is not the rrovclinr alien We
,hosn ep nG our S%s nr Sb bps
80 OF other blood. We, allen in sympathy
On the docks in Liverpool the alien.
war ;ft, his 6, max be- sa hai
.te 'G ba wo x on hS doe
fsF. as our men viii not work with the
have sold their souls 10 the mortal
- satan have all the opportunities they
b. ca,hcry. who is the scamen's can
ration of of Eoo e has sonSiGsivap infor
.As-. % nation concerning three vessels whose
80 The German syp system in our ports.
80 These three vessels were dispatched h., d
80. .ot departure would not be likely 10
trsc reach the enemy.
S'f the vac 'ss and the 5SSe Sarn s
was 6y Gt top i" drcIns
When ~, out nj sea they Mere hauled
they We're ' several hours late in ar i'
ss.k ing at that particular spot owing Il
49,. Informed tina; according 70 The time
az lake, the ships should have been in 4
So certain neighborhood at given time.
ley were He' o"SrGue ASKED Ss what VIA the YES
.=aea sells c9ntained and on being falsely in
You have We, so and 50 and so on board
toinder,
\. nat IL no use 10 US.
you, will, find what we know YOU nave
,,s1 How does ms lnformSti ion SCI out?
OF o s viii p Give IS the ch snnn
you 1os S Hy to ride hip a0n san s
Sss.5a- some cases their names arc obvious, al
- th9ugh, the Ordinary name position,
MaR{e 5 shrough , he docks wi56Sut lei
from government stores.
To the shipping spy names are mere
DICK WORKERS S Who !i" caa Hu u the bud
OF a usssai1name the line she beio o
longs yGH atf Af rd 5ne
i"gs Will guide you as 10 VINO, she is:
leading G,o is off eomple5ea these 2'oo men
There is news item number one. It
nough the sngs in rs no th"s given
49, tain number OF days.
CAN DETERMINE COURSE
TAKEN DY SHIPS CARGO
The cargto that has been handled
ports OF cali Indicate. according to sea- "a
son ia tr:,nsauan!ic runs. the route.
mind VIII arr; nrrys at useful appr9xi
so that # one tide is missed the others
ship tho line the destination and thu
- route. the enemy agent could leave
go? Liverpool at night for Holland. thence
40 Dublin and across to the Atlantic
-tr5 toast by rail long before the vessel.
seven II she sailed quickly. could get
~ tbeyond the operating zone OF the sub
Sf:.Sr ma ines.
If the Isle OF Man were cca,cr or
communication with submarincS-an /
IT, -havc no reason TO doubt that il. is tho
k-yr agent could leave by the ManX boat in
~ LLite morning, and within seven hour~
SJELcould be In position to communicate
With submarines operating in the
o. ftheater between the island and the
-, 1.North Of Ireland trade route.
S->-Ht Another way would be 10 leave
st,N-fl. liverpool by train for some point on
= l,cthe Cumberland and Westnorcl land
coast-and | am convinced that from
this coast line the submarines work
because have been chased 10y sub
: :-,narines bearing upon from this
direction.
~ know. too. that tugs leaving here
.n.e3for work in AI>nse waters have often
come across .su1snl2rimcs IN ,nosc parts
- -. The use OF Wireless is not necessary
ii submarine depots or post offices nave
been arranged in the shallow waters