The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

i Captain Franz Won Papcn. and Captain
Karl Ruy-t:d Wore spending their last
! hours in America as attaches Of the
I lmpera! German embassy. i'll confer
once with the German ;Lniir;iSSuiur Il! the
embassy 1T Washington. The discovery
; OF their attempt 10 dynamt" III" Well
! and canal had caused the tc&on by the
| nltcd states government WHICH Count
| Won Bcrrstor:f had predicted. y de-
mand had been made upon tn" German
! government for their recall as aCCrcd-
! tied representatives Of the Kaiser, and
imperial Germany had no choice in the
matter. The request styled So IN Dip
| Innlatlc language bat IN reality 4 de-
mand which brnnkcd no denial. MAS &C
ced"d u and already won EcrpstorN had
! received notice of the Cauc"ilation OF
+ their appointments as military and
naval attaches respectively. 10 the
/ Washington embassy
! It was Some weeks since they had
been IN tn" same room awaiting u tclc-
! gram from Hciuric Won L"rtZ. who was
: III charge of the attempt on III" Weland
,nca!. Thcrc lad bcrn many details
tn arrange and only ;hat same day had
they received their passports and per-
! mission from The british government
! IA safely pass the blockade which had
J h..rl established a:o.Ed Germany. The
sa:. conduct passes had been a disap-
, pniu;Ia"ut. Thu were made o"t for
separate ships and Won PaPcn and Boy
, I'd had planned mary enjoyable hours
/; together on their Journey home. r"ccrr-
! Ing wtEclsSS reports on the success OF
plans which they wer" discussing with
| Won H.vust"rn and Iir. Albert.
i Won Eopp mas proved wonder at
! organization" said Won Fapen. speak
ri
! cral IN san Francisco. We have made
| the mistake ~ failing 10 employ our
cn;;:. forces in general attack. AS
wc have bccu operating in the past VIC
hav.. Engaged in but minor tasks. plans
whic;l would have resulted III great
damage II successful. but minor IL the
sense that only 4 small percentage or
our forces were engaged. The result
has been that the secret service has al
ways bcscn able To oppose us with an
;.dc,Itia;r force. after they have been led
t., it by the 'Cn,nnahlr luck Of Harrison
Grant. We have them hopelcssly out
numbered. however. and in the cam
paiSu which will open as soon as we
have left ,ha country We propose TO
maxi. good Us" al our superiority In
forces. Rr;cnf!y tho plan il this: To
strike with explosives and fires slinul-
taneoUSiE OYER the entire width ana
BREADTH Of America with Il two fold OBJ
,.i.ct--,ir*, IT, I'll: of II" supplies tor the
Alli"S h:- Destroying Inc means LOT
their rnaniit;trtur" and. secondly. I"
create such q reign Of terror in America
that Il declaration ~ war a@lnSt mn
perial Germany will b" 100 fearful a
thing TO even contemplate. BOY cd.
will you read the latest report we nave
received from Won B"pp.
Attack on Canadian Pacific Railroad
Planned.
Naturally il Is - code. responded
~. naval attachc, but | can give you
rho s.ns. of X; Attacks are planned
,ron the Canadian Pacific railroad IN
Brush Columbia with Tn" main damage
inflicted in The Sclkrk mountains
where Il little explosive Will 50 !ont;
wa: the blowing ~ Of nnfnp Der OIL
troop trains and trains carrying horses
and explosives also in western tanahit-
IN fat = general renewal of the plans
in ,'ana.Ia which knolbarGcu undertook
l,u; which resulted :" BADLY Tor our
cause.
"i:.:prc you proceed farther" inter-
rur,r,, vn-l i;"rnStorff. no NOR" money