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

Is to be spent upon any schemes in COLI
ncction with Canada 1t is too costly
for the result "a be accomplished.
Canada is practically drained now 1t
all the help she will be able to extend
England. l;"r supply Of men is nearly
exhausted. and twU-thirds OF the sup
plies she il sending are gotten from
the United States. We hav" no one lea
in Canada IL work through and the e.
FOR; tn get agents through the cmiErx-
ton lines Is too great for the work lhat
can bc done Instruct Won Borp To con-
fine his efforts TO the United States
"Exact!y my own idea" said Won Zap
en-, "But Won Bopp IS Il fanatic in regard
10 Canada. HIS plans in regard 10
Canada are harmless for I never intend
I'd that they should BE- started. What
has he 10 say of this country
The docks at Seattle. Vancouver.
San Francisco. San redro and other
coast towns have received his considers
ton. Nuniiion plants which have been
suggested To him have also been care
rullE investigated and all are available
for our general scheme. lie only wants
orders IL begin the work
lie ran wait" said Won Papen. ana
then turning to Won Bcrnstorff and Al
bert. YOU can appreciate the advantage
OF having affairs directed from san
Francisco. The Secret Service is pay"
! Ing little or no attention to affairs
there Won Bopp. assisted by Baron
l:cihart II. Won Setback. his vicc-con-
! sui. Lieutenant Wilhelm Won Brinckcn.
and 4 number of others. has been get
ting tho necessary men, ont only for his
own territory but for the operations In
the middle west and here in tho cas-.
and south. Won Lertz will have supar-
vision over everything east Of the Rocn
les but the men who Will act for him
| will receive their instructions btrcr u
they leave San Francisco. n whole
week OF explosions and fires In some OF
, the biggest and most rushed plants In
the country Will bo the result. Eacn
! night wilb see its toll taken. with the
climax coming with the destruction Of
the Bethlehem big cAlibre gun works
, In regard to this Won Lcrtz is entitled
J 10 a great deal of credit. The only un-
protected portion Of the plant is tho
! coal shutcS leading directly 10 tn" fire
rooms. Although the idea was un-
! doubtedly suggested 10 him Won Lcrtz
; was keen enough TO realize its worth
, Women gathering up coal which has
! been spilled in the unloading of cars IN
! 10 these Shutcs. is an ordinary sigh,.
! Workers Of burs will 81 10 the Shutcs
!
ing Jumps OF coal which have been hal-
! lowed out and filled with trinIlltc 90
! tuluol and will slide these chuckS down
) the Sliute. Could any sight BE- prsy tier
than the one which will occur when
! these are thrown into the fire boxes?
/ The explosions which will follow wlli
scatter the fires So far that nothing
can save the plant from destruction. Il
! any portion of II does escape IL will lie
! useless for tho entire power piant Will
! be wrecked by the explosions within
! the fire boxes. Is not this plan alone
, without the others. worthy Of common
dation by Imperial Germany"
Totally unconscious of the stamp o.
! ficndshness which he had plaiucd NJ.
! on Germany by asking COMMUNICATION
If schrm" which would Inevitably re-
! suit in horrible deaths by ScaIdins ant,
, fire. OF stokcrS whose only offcnSr was
, the earning Of an honest living by hard
Work. von Papcn paused L. SEC the e
| feet Of this announcement upun his
! hearers. Albert clucked his delight by
! clicking his tongue against his set
teeth. Won Brrnstorff smiled evilly:
Il might say that Germany is COM
pensated for the loss Of your scrvrrcs
in America b. the splendid work yn,,
| have planned az your farewell greet
;nS." he said. Il have heard cnour-
| You have planned we'll and wisely. Ru,
! lot ME caution you not TO hccome too
| rash before you leave. Clear your If
! flee we'll for with your departure II
, Will lose its SanCtily. and nothing must
! be found. Now for little service. l
wish you To perform for me-
Won Bernstorff's Message to linden
burg.
! He opened 4 drawer AZ tn" tail" ut
/ which he was sitting and after unlock
ing compartment within # produced
Il PAIR Of field glasses. Cnduing 4 catch
ut the side divided the object into tw"
SECTIONS showing that the Interior h;:d
/ bsen cunninEly arranged as Il camera.
From It he toook two small cartridges
f; u films.
, som" pictures which will amusr Hin
! drnburg." he said handing the films -
| v.In P:tpcn. "rhcv contain virwS Of IN,
! military parade which took rl:r" Lr.;
tnurr7ng. and IL ti,"% wrrc taken
| through TWO ~ the finest mjSrh>cnI...
l.nscS in the world enlarged Iriut;, MI
; gave hum Information nb"ut IL" ::n;.. u!
training and the equipment - ~" .tmI."-
lean army To W"n II - Az aIuus.n--
! sight C"mnarablc /" n chnr8s n Il
! musical comedy. They mah" u hrny-
J showing on dress parade. but "v"rl ono
knows that they ar few III number. M
adequate III equipment. and with ai,s,-
lut"ly nothing IN the way ~ pr"Irrra-
ton for n war"
Tin soldiers who haT" n" rnn""p: ION
of discipline or Ii" rud.m'i,;@ "r Hrh.
.nF," ccrnmrnt"d won Pup,m. Il doubt
II q quarter "t Il mliiI"u m'.u c"ud Ia.
! induced I" cn,'r HE arm" IT .IuI"rr,a
lid I"c.ar" war
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