The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03


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news l pr'hs'
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Good ar bad
BAD. answered Rlnt"t"H. he reach-
ed into his pocket and brought NJ, Il
slip Of paper. unfolding II as he held II
for .Albcr; /" read.
Dr. \ib"rt glanced over It. then
crowned. inQuirlnGly.
''W"ll What Of tbs" Is X not right
thu; G"rHNauy Shuuld i',a"" BOMBS on
ships leaving American ports" | So
E"r'' Il lust ii ten ar 'w"ir" sugar YES
SrlS which ar" TOW ut sea. with bombs
IN their rargus du. /" cXrlnL" som"
time today VIA, NJ that" Those arc
orders !",us carried out"
Nnn tint,l"n pointed.
"K"ad III. It's; lin" carefully. my
friend Th.. ,'r:lS$iu!.. - listed th'.r" and
TIL. ,'r2yS IL" is still Il, port"
ror u moment ii tens. $ii"nc" tn"
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mon growing IL IN" expression II Al
t..-t t.~t upon EGnf.irn.
What Aud there ar" bombs IN the
.'-aSSid.$ hold
Won Rint.l.n nodded "fiv" Of them
--srwnd into sugar sacks They are iu"
:, explode any :;rlr now
DR.. AlE.r; paced IN" floor hands
folded behind him. Il fr"wn deepening
th.. lines &c his face. Re stopped and
looked at Won HtiiI"l.n
'.Ard ,ha; means that the Ora CS!ic
viii burn at her dock--''
More If tl.";,- internal American re-
prr'.rS asking questions and seeking -
find tn. causes If things Nor" Secret
Service men running ahuat. and with
their krr-l perception. certain To find
.i1rsr things w. wished concealed
Who's mistake IS this" Or. Albert
-l:.r.d ~ Nvn Riutcicn. annnyanc" fast
growing into anger aS the danger of the
situation To" khold Of him.
Won Rintcl.u shrugged his shoulders.
NO on.'S n!is;ai;r The agents were
told 10 out the bombs aboard sugar
shi,S t. destroy ~ many sugar rargoes
aS DrxSihl". They ub.ycd orders The
tragSld" sailed thru. days ago when