Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

A 10 )A1 1 POSTAL TRUCKS TO MARINE BRING EATABLES WIDE APPROVALO ROM COUNTRY to BETTER HIGHWAYS NATION TO ADOPT ILING PLANS HERE Socialist Witness Admits That Rev reeman Chief Target of THE WASHED channel buoy No 2 ts Sand and Gravel used for this fine new road was furnished by Md GERMAN PLOT HITS LENNANE BROS USrNAVAL STORES 809 Union Trust Blder or Service and Reliability 'I I DUK BAK COVERS to wai aud conscription DAOE EUSTICE CO OCEAN SHIP ARRIVALS 340 Jefferson Ave Phone Mail 1211 WIDOW ORMER BANKER DIES HERE WOLVERINE the Socialistic propa PORTLAND If Yon Used Exclusively for Wayne County Concrete Roads the Past Three Years Concrete for Permanence Wolverine for Concrete MANUACTURED BY COLDWATER MICH point S3 how feel me Stedman nor announced by Edward Detroit inspector of lighthouse district as JEWISH WAR REUGEES BROUGHT TO NEW YORK ALBION CO ED TO EDIT COLLEGE WEEKLY PAPER 65 Wolf LANSING BARESGERMAN SHAME the signature tax rf venues and will be used only for the maintenance of established state roads A half million dollars will be used tn taking over private ly owned toll roads The suni of $6OGovQ is allowed for new road construction Kamo Street City I REE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY MO Pyramid Bklg Marshall Mlclu Klndlv end a ree aRtnpie of I financial hecre nd Lapid local hclituj 4 leuci ABSOLUTE PROTECTION OR GOOD ROADS MACHINERY feet of water and each is a class spar Scit1 to The ree Trre Minn i int in i hirrv largo freighters that have been in fhelter at Whitefish point of them since Saturday ar In Duluth today Several light for ore while 3u have Duluth eight MOVIES SHOW SURGEONS AT WORK ON WAR RONT that sup con NEW NAVIGATION AIDS ARE PLACED IN RIYER War Department Experts Will Study Detroit Systems for Use 'in Camps All Souls THE 1) KO I II II STORMBOUND LEET ARRIVES AT DULUTH if I MRS HOWARTH SUERED OR 20 YEARS SHE SAYS Lowering Grading' Cost A contractor on Pennsvlvanla rond has completed his work at a lower cost than was attained on other sections of the road by using machinery to an unusual extent On account of the high price of la bor and its scarcity in that sec Grand Rapids Minister Opposed War Chicago Drt 10 Shortage of labor due to exodus of thoiisands of N' groos from southern state to the north together with unfavorable weather conditions in the early spring lias resulted in a 15 per cent decrease in this crop of naval stores turpentine tar pitch and resin according to statements in a committee report adopted today nt' the annual meeting of the National Paint Oil and Varnish association The United States is now the sole source of supply of these stores for the Allied navies and merchant ma rine The lution naval adulteration by federal legislation Crawford Cincinnati chair man of the committee on naval stores said: believe that German propa ganda that Induced the Negroes to leave the south was directed against indispensable naval stores as well a against The sunflower is probably des tined to play an important part in the economic scheme of the country as a substitute for linseed in these days of raw material shortages ac cording to report of the miscella neous oils committee A Parks Philadelphia who read the report said the sunflower can be made to yield a gross return tn the farmer of from $30 to $30 per acre Oil from its se ds is Sit per cent as valuable us linseed oil for paint manufacture he said 'and perhaps superior for varnish as its drying quailtits arc better Another report to the convention indicated nn increasing use of flax seed oil for linseed oil vlth a possi bility that the United States as a result of extensive cultivation of flax may soon ke rank as a linen producing country The dry colors committee report ed that substitutes for German dye secrets have been found and paint manufacturers are confident Amer? ica can meet all its dye demands identify the John Keating It was assumed the man referred to was John Keating of Chicago and that Casement did not know that he had been dead for several months lb Huie Not Officially Identified It also was suggested that Case ment might have proposed these names simply because he had met the men and knew them as Irish agitators in this country without any correspondence with them on the subject There was no official attempt to Identify the Dr Hale recommended by von Bernstorf! as an authority on the work of the embargo con ference which liberally bombard ed congress with telegrams de manding that munition shipments to the Allies cease Dr William Bayard Hale one time envoy of President Wilson to Mexico and author of a biography of the president was in Berlin about that time as a newspaper corre spondent and apparently was'on intimate terms with the German government Hale Lpms Liked nt White House Dr attitude on the em bargo question is said to have strained hip relations at the White Jiouse before he went to Germany Administration officials privately describe the disclosures as a nat ural and proper development of the whole tremendous indictment against Germany ns an internation al criminal and a lawless violator of the most elementary and gen erally accepted principles of inter national intercourse and comity They declared that not only does this correspondence taken in con nection with what went before and has already been made public by the state department convict the German government through ithe personal representative in thia country of violating American neutrality In the effort to deal blow at its European enemies but it clearly discloses the calculated German purpose to strangle the ad ministration in any attempt it might make to preserve that neu trality by deep Jaid plots tu con trol tho legislative branch of the government Among the interesting features of the dispatches made public 'to day is the evidence that the em bargo conference which was held in this country in the summer of 1916 already had received support from the German government Appar ently this statement supplies the missing thread in the story of von request for the $50000 with' which to influence congress through an unnamed organization It is adHhlttvd by officials that many of the persons who participated lit the embargo conference which was the chosen German agency to in fluence congress probably were In simple minded ignorance of th fact that they on their more ore less distinguished names were being used by a few traitors in German pay some rived camp coal cargoes steamer I Miller ran aground near the Clarkson Cor I dock A lighter is taking off part of her cargo to free her Steamer John Sherwin also went aground near the Zenith Eurnace company's dock but was released this after noon WHITE HOUSE SMILES AT PLIGHT 'Publication of the German for eign message referring to Jeremiah O'Leary caused many smiles of grim satisfac tion at the White House It was recalled that the last presidential campaign as president of the American Truth society telegraphed the' president that he and many other Americans would not vote' for Mr Wilson on account of his international policy The president replied from his summer home at Shadow Lawn under date of September 9 1916: telegram a received I would feel deeply mortified to have you or anybody like vote for me Since youhave access to many disloyal Ameri cans and I have not 1 will ask you to convey this message to cuts low strength dynamite to loosen tho material and speed up the work the shovel end auto matic dump wagons to remove the earth and whale as it was excavated' The outfall draining ditches were blasted out with dynamite thereby reducing the cost of excavation and trimming the slopes The work was finish on time In ad lition to be ing done at a relatively Jow figure for the conditions while the other contractors were unable to finish on time on account of the difficulty of securing labor to rarrv on the work by the older methods utilizing merely plows scrapers 'and hand work New YorkuCW 1ft Eighty three American Jews who because of the wer were to leave Pales tine until relief orgarltations in this country secured the asisianc? nf the state department arrived here teday They were four months on Disclosures Seem Designed Offset Plea for Inconclusive Plan Is to Have Them Cover 50 Miles So That Product Can Be Delivered to City olk A new plan to connect the farm producer with the city consumer is embodied in a bill introdured in ongress by John A Moon and hav ing the indorsement of the postoffice department An appropriation is asked to establish experimental postal motor truck routes between the country and the city and under its provisions farm produce fifty miles from the city center would be picked up and delivered to the ur ban home Much has been heard of the food that goes to waste on the farm for lack of a ready and economical out let to market The advocates of this measure contend that such motor truck routes would go far toward solving this problem An extended adoption nf the proposed system would open a new' large field for motor trucks In a presentation of what the postoffice department deems to be the advantages of motor truck postal routes ourth Assistant Postmaster jGeneral Blakeslee said: experimental legislation is intended to ascertain whether a sys tem of collection and delivery of mail that does not exist today1 is practicable the is a success it will provide a direct means of communication and conveyance be tween mailing patrons in cities and rural territory that It is not pos sible to provide fit minimum cost to the postal service or to the pa tron at this time It will assist In the effort to reduce the cost of living eliminating useless and expen sive operations in the postal means of communication between pro ducer and consumer 4 fifty miles in radius from the central postoffice rather than routes six miles In radius from the nearest substation of the central postoffice can be established Thus the local parcel post zone rate of approximately one half cent per pound will apply whereas a charge of first zone rate of 1 cent per pound is now made witnhi such ra dius will permit of a practical use of the highways upon which millions of dollars for improvements have been expended and for which near ly $85u00000 of federal funds have been appropriated The establish ment of regular schedules giving time of arrival at points where pro duce may appear for transmission producer to supply containers for protection pending arrival of car rier is a part of the 'MISS AVDKKY WILDER or the first time in eight years a young lady has been elected to the po sition of editor in chief of the Pleiad the Albion college weekly Miss Audrey Wilder was chosen to succeed Wendell Bird who resigned a the opening of schools Miss Wilder Is senior in col lege and a leader in campus activities to report A two hundred and aixty six of May tenth nineteen sixteen The embargo conference tn relation to whoso rnrlier fruit ful co operation Dr Hale can give Information is just about to enter upon a vigorous campaign to secure majority in both houses of con gress favorable to Germany and re quests further support There Is no possibility of our being compro mised Request telegi aphic re ply 01 the three mentioned in the second message MacGarritv is prominent IrUh leader of Philadel phia and Jeremiah ary besides ht ading the American Truth society is editor of Bull a publication re ernth barred from the mail as ditious While no une at the state depart ment would undertake to positively 5 southeast fresh weather clear Welland Canal Cotbbrne Ont Oct 10 Down: $17000000 for Roads Hoail work in Pennsylvania for I91S ami 1919 will post the stat JlTnno floo this amount havlnrr born appropriated by the ioRislature for the purpose Mote than a third nf this sum will come from automobile Road Drainage at" arm Entrances The new highway laws of Indiana provide for a penalty of $5 to $25 for blocking the drainage of roads at the entrances to farms If this law is enforced it will gradually do away with one of the greatest troubles experienced in maintain ing country roads It is impossible to keep a road in good condition unless the roadbed is well drained and it Is Impossible to keep the roadbed drained unless the ditches are kept clear If a farmer build nn entrance to his land by merely laying a four inch pipe or a plank box along the bottom of the ditch and covers this with earth sotas to form a driveway the chances are very good that this construction will prove a dam across the ditch In flat country the smallest size of pipe which will serve as a drain under such a driveway is about ten inches and even such a pipe must he carefully laid and Its ends pro tected so they will nnt become clogged by debris or broken by driving over them Wyandotte Channel Markers Show Changes Several changes in floating aids in lower Detroit river effective Oc tober 10 are Woodruff the Eleventh follows: Wvandotte established on the east side of the channel Wyandotte channel buov No 4 is established on the east side of the channel 570 yards 0 degrees from buoy No 2 Wyandotte channel buoy No 6 is established on the east side of the channel 570 yards 354 degrees 30 minutes from buoy No 4 Wyandotte channel buoy No 1 Is established on the west side of the channel 510 yards 164 degrees 30 minutes from the present position of Grosse lie spit buoy No 2 Grosse He spit buoy No 2 is changed to a red and black hori zontal striped buoy without num ber Mud Island shoal south point buoy No 1 is changed to a red and black horizontal striped buov with out number and is renamed Mud is land shoal south buoy HS Mud island shoal north buoy JIS Is established at the end of the shoal north of the Island The buoys are all moored In 21 third association adopted a reso urcing standardization of stores and elimination of tn yur druggist todav and get a 50 cent box nf Pyramid Hie Treat ment It will give quick relief and a single box "often env A trial package mailed free In plain wrap per If you send cmrwn Explanatory of the lectures of members of the visiting British and rench medical commissions mov ing showing surgeons at work on he western war front will be exhibited inDetrolt riday night The frur members of commis sions Colonel Goodwin and Captain Gilmour of the British ar my and Colonel Derele and Major Edouard Rist the rench army who are bringing the pictures to Detroit will he guests of the Wayne county and state medical societies at a joint dinner Tita dinner will be given riday evening in the cluhrroms the Wayne County Medical society 35 East High street and will be fol lowed by a talk by members of the commission which Is scheduled tn begin at fcM Colonels Goodwin and Dercle will probably be tho speakers Saturday the visitors will be shown through the plants of the ord Motor company and Parke Da qtnurriiur'h ihpw tliut in ail Ina public utter ances tt eman nwvr ortit Port Second section of Mahoning Buffalo to Montreal light 7 a Wednesday Mapleton Port Colborne to Montreat wheat 10 II Hall Erie to Montreal coal 2 Plumnug ort WIIHam to Montreal wheat 5:30 Up leetwood Welland to Port Col borne light locolite Montreal So Sar nia light 2:30 a Wednesday Maple ton Montreal Port Colborne light Wind westerly PASTOR ORDEREDANTI DRAT BOOKS Exodus rom South ostered by Teutons Stops Production One of the moat important reso lutions adopted by the convention of th? Chamber' of Commerc' of the United States in Atlantic Citv last week from the point of view of railroad men shippers and the mo for truck industry was the recom mendation calling for immediate im provement of the nation's public highways in 'order to facilitate transportation' "It is easential that all transpor tation facilities of th? nation should be brought to the highest state of efficiency in order that foodstuffs may be moved most economically to the market and the manufac tured products be moved at the low est cost from the 'factory to th says the resolution public highways offer a good prompt and economical means to supplement transportation by rail and water Therefore the prompt improvement of our public high ways is important and should be forwarded in every proper way" This Indorsement of the public highway as a means of conserving railway equipment presented for mally by the greatest business or ganization In the United Slates is Ipoked upon as a recommendation which will have far reaching sult It is in line with the recent statement of the car service com mission of the war board which urged the use of motor trucks for long hauls wherever possible Most roads in the populous sec tions are already in sufficiently sub stantial condition to permit the safe and speedy passage of heavily load ed motor trucks traveling between cities In the of many the same kind of roads constructed un der federal supervision a matter which was discussed at the Cham ber of Commerce convention and extending to the furthest parts of the nation should soon be followed by th? organization of the high way freight train It causes no comment todav to see fleets of motor trucks making regular hauls between Akron and Boston or New York and Bal timore Besides long hauls th? motor Mrs Julia Caroline McPherson Had Long Been Invalid Mrs Julia Caroline MPherson died at her home Cass avmue Wednesday afternoon was the widow of Alexander McPharson for mer president of the old Detroit National bank and later chairman of the beard of directors of theEim and old Detroit National bunk Me McPherson died about nine weeks ago Airs McPherson had been an in valid during the last 11 years She was 7' ycais old and lived in De troit about 30 years She was a member of the irst Presbyterian church and had been an active char itable worker Thosa who survive her are vo sisters Mrs Mary Church of Gra ville Mich and Mrs Gertiude Chamberlain of Long Bea Cal and a brother John Ellsworth of owlerville Mich Sunflower to Replace Linseed Varnish Men Are Told Detroit Woman Got No Relief Until She Took Tanlac Health Now Splendid 'fpeHn! to The ree Press Port Huron Midi Oct 1 The steering gar of the barge Tokid of the Pringle Barge line became dis abled as the vessel was passing down by point st Clair river at midnight Monday the third boat in a tow headed by the tug Richard itzgerald The barge took sheer colliding with the United uel Supply Company's gravel boat Homer which was at anchor loading gravtl To prevent the Tok to from sinking in deep water she was beached a short distance below Recur point where she now lies full of water her stern three feet under and her bow well up on the bank The tug Superior obtained two pumps from the Thompson Tug com pany here today and w'ill pump the Tokio out and take her to Sandusky' for repairs The chief damage done the Homer was the displacement of mechanical equipment The tug Sarnia City left here this afternoon with full wrecking out fit to go tu the grain laden steamer Georg? a Graham ashore at South bay Manitoulin Island Were exclusively used by the Wayne County Road Commissioners They shed water like GRAIN SHIPMENTS ARE EASING PLANNED SABOTAGE RAIL DESTRUCTION XESSEI PISS AGES Detroit Up: A roxers 6:30 pm Tuesday Lakoland 9: Gates House 9:3) Baker IL Morris Alexis Thotuion rawnM Ortm Ed wards 130 North Star 1 a Wednes day Tates 3:10 Neihon Coulby 3:25 Hehard Edenborn 1:90 ColHnrwood 4:10 Rovallte 4 Starke 5:40 Samuel EL Morse oiiO North Sea 0:30 Trim bl 6:35 ultana Turner Ixindbo San tiago 7:30 arnutn :40 Venezuela Mor rell 9:10 Cuyler Adam 9:20 Wiokwire 9:40 Colonel 19:13 Janies Brown noon Toye Norton lahpemlnic 1:10 Amason itch Maitland 1:10 Breitung' 2 ttagerald 3 Arrue 4 Huron 4 30 Morrow Bojnton Homer Charles Hubbard Watson iMwn: Alfred Mitchel! Samuel MiUhelt Tuesday Hill 7:40: Zenith City Wynditte Sonoma United Lumberman Jeanette a Wednes day 3:10 Cowie Huron 3:40 Jones Sagamore 4:30 Han na Leland 1:15 Hurling 10: Upson 10:30 Taylor 11:45 tur Williama eccw Indus 1:30 tn WUpen 3 Gary 210 Steinbrenner 4: Smith 42i Snyder Jr Marquette 4:30 toe Schenck Alabama uancn chunk Carl I' Bradley Terreus tateei) 740 pansy 7i6 Cetus VESSEL MOVEMENTS Lake Michigan r' South Chicago III' Oct Arrived: Bryn Mawr Duluth John A Roebling Two Harbors Dickson The Har vester Superior ore A Tomlinson Toledo coal: Cygnus Island limestone Cleared: Bryn Mawr John A Itoebllng Cygnus Dickson the Harvester A Tomlinson Duluth light Milwaukee TV I a Oct 10 Arrlved': Neg: aunee William Stlfel Agassiz Clear Obln'n Duluth Marltana Buffalo Chicago Ill Oct Cleared: Sule Chipman Masonville Kearsarge t'ort William light Escanaba Mich Oct Cleared Crawford Booth Empire City I'hllbln Lake Erie Roman Marcia South Chicago Godtrlch Ont Oct lO Arrlved: Atlko kan Mcljachian ort William wheat Erie Sandusky oct Arrived: Osborne Erie City or Bailor Con neaut light Cleared: Peter Hhlle Du luth Oslwrne City bl Bangor Milwaukee coal Conneaut Oct lO i Arrlved: Alpena' Alpena light Linn Livingstone Schiller Duluth ore Cleared: Alpena xcoai Hun Schiller Livingstone like Superior light Huron Oct 10 Ashtabma light Cleared: Sheadie ort William coal Carrington Two Harbors light Ashtabula Oct Arrived: SierraAshland McIntosh Joe Morrow S' Curry James Laughlin Allouez Wlukwirtk Jr Two Har bors ore Cleared: Sierra Eng land Duluth Sheadie S' Curry James Laughlin 1L Wickwire Jr Su perior light Joe Marrow Superior coal Ixaraine Oct Arrived: Sierra Ashtabula Anna Minch Cleveland Hartnell Huron light Hill Zenith City Duluth ore Cleared: Watson Hartnell Marquette Sierra Duluth Anna Minch ort William coal Hill Zenith Chy Duluth light Cleveland Sept Arrived: WalKh' Escanaba Croft Sonoma Duluth ore Wyandotte Calcite stone Bugland Ashtabula Brown alnort Polynesia Buffalo light Cleared: Sonorna Widlar Red Croft Duluth Waih Wy andotte Chicago Pght Polynesia Byng Inlet coal Buffalo Oct Arrived leet wood Welland light Rochester Notting ham Superior grain Agawa Central West Marquette Superior Boston Du luth ore Runnels Houghton lum ber tug Harrison Detroit towing barge McWilliams Cleared: Rochester Su perior Boston" Duluth Agawa Ashtabula McWilliams Lorain light: leetwood Gladstone William Nottingham Chicago coal Milwaukee Portage merchandise Lake Superior Dnluth Superlor Oct Arrived McLean Octora Sullivan Rees Agnew Morgan Dalton Munising Joseph Block Joseph Sellwood John A Donaldson Lakewood uuuer lucoii rsorway Perkins (1 rench vale Philip Minch Williams Hen ry rhilpswMuncy Smeaton muck Eng land Castalia Smith Coralla Erick Shaw Davovk Queen City Thomas Barium Saunders La Belle Bullington Sullnan "A friend of mine who knew I had suffered fur no long and 1 Jng cure Tanlac would help brought me my first boule and accounts for the splendid health I now This statement was made recently by Mrs Alio? How arth wife of Claude Howarth who is engineer and manager of the Pittman Doan ice riant and re bldes at 1146 Third avenue twenty continued Mrs Howarth suffered from stomach trouble which at times be came very acute My appetite was Jairly good but nothing agreed with me and suffered fiuin Hunger be ndes the misery caused by my sour upset etomach I had to restrict mv diet to certain light things even then the gas would press on my heart ao at times 1 could hardly bieathe 1 had a burning sensation Irom my throat to my stomach vould become nauseated and could hardly retain anything 1 had eaten 1 had intense pains about my atom acb fearful headaches all th? time and never felt equal to my house hold duties 'My friend who persuaded me to Tanlac have done me a greater kindness for it has done me more good than all the other medi cines 1 have taken In twenty yeats My relief has been nothing short of remarkable I really feel like a new person 1 never have headache new sleep like a child and eat many things 1 couldn at before in jears such as cabbage and pota to? In fact I can eat just any thing 1 want and enjoy it like I used to before my trouble began My husband i taking Tanlac too and we both began to improve ai rqot as soon as we started on it The results have not only surprised rne but I just so grateful that I Ike telling everybody about Tanlac" 7 anise is sold in Detroit by lead ing Adv truck is engaged in other work of rhe greatest importance reliev ing the freight congestion This consists of clearing iher railroad terminals and docks' throughout the country of the mass of goods that is choking the slreanvof trans portation Thewar has made more acute a freight situation that was grave at best and business executives every where are turning to the motor truck as a remedy MARINE NOTES Edward WooCruff Detroit Inspector of the Eleventh lighthouse district an nounces that unfavurabiu weather condi tions have delayed the erection of Btake Point IlKht which was to have been com plet'd atamt (Ktober 1 It is cxpe lel the light will be in service In about io days A gas buoy now marks the location Under direction of Edward Woolruff inspector of the Eleventh dis trict relief lightship io on Octutar 15 111 replace the Lake Huron light ves sel on Corsica shoal above port Huron and wll remain on the station during the remainder of the navigation season The lke Huron light vcssl is a wooden ship of rather unwuworthy condition The re lief light ves being of steel construc tion regarded as better adapted to weathering the tall storms JLeaue House Buffalo Inspector of the: Tenth lighthouse district gives notice that uth bank buoy No 3 Erie harbor re lairted ssng Tuesday will be rr pla ed on its staiiua as os possidje William Livingstone president of the Lake Carriers association and' of the bne SdVngH bank is expected home Thursday from the east wheru he has I eon taking a vacation WOLVERINE PORTLAND CEMENT CO MARRIAGE LICENSES Will am Sweeney 23 iJetrolt Edith WHia 23 John A 20 Detroit Gladys Wheeler 18' tame Will iam 21 Detroit HlhU Blzzelle Lx Ray errv 23 Detnlt Alice Turner 28 ram? rank Deff Do ti ot Beaie Patterson 34 Edward Tnmexki 22 Detroit Nellie Hlnch IS same Bert Dkkerm 43 Detroit Ilattk Hudson 44 Henry Hempel 23 Duirnit: Grace Bischke SI James McDonald Detroit Annie Mont gomery 34 Margin Dlmttrowlc 35 Detroit Josephine Pazdalnso 2S same Miller 34 Detroit Emily Hunter 37 IL Mortimer Nlswandt 40 At lanta Ga rance Miller 23 Detroit i'owlik 19 Detroit Pauline Golen 19 Joseph Schmitt 28 Ietroit Eva Casper 1R same Parker 47 Ply mouth IMna Harper 3o Meazaroa 43 treit Anna Gercye 29 ameJiueh Turner 52 Detroit Clare Hogarth sanie hNffnrd Gibren 22 Detroit: Gnrreia A loso: IS sarfe Ralph Gowtng Toledo Mary Bowman 22 Thomas Conners 42 fH Louis Mo IU Hentror 41 red Miller 24 fXtnit Edna A human 33 Elmer Toledo Gladys Sul livan 19 Joseph Swarts 21 Wv undone Allee Veau lx mune rank Blondale 23 Detroit Edna SoleskL 21 David Parker Columbus Mary Scott 52 Blank A Gossett Wyandotte Alice btoawv is George Durst roit: lorence Durst 8k ram? Ti Austin a De troit Halcie trshn ran? Jahn Waodor Ss Karolina PoUrevk Vsrnk Grossi Cablegrams Reveal Perfidy of Teuton Government and Its Ambassador Washington Oct 10 Secretary Lansing drew upon his collection of secret German diplomatic cor respondence again today to shed further light upon what the Ger man foreign office and general staff were doing in this country while nominally at peace with the United States He gave to the public without comment as usual three brief cable grams disclosing that more than a year before submarine piracy drove America to war tne Berlin govern ment was instructing Ambassador Von Bernstorft to arrange tor de struction of Canadian railroads and to use Irlsh Americans in carrying on sabotage in their own country i They showed too that von Bern IV I Oil RVCTJ fit early date seeking authority to port a campaign to influence gresa A Allied Envoys A fl via? Secretary Lansing conferred with the rench ambassador and with the British ambassador in the latter case as recently as yesterday and it is understood that the start Jing disclosures made today ns well which have preceded them from the same source has been made "with the full and approval of the govern ments That they will have an effect upon the British and rench publics as well as in America is fully realized here all three countries where there has been more or less agita tion in favor of an Immediate peaceven if conclusive the governments have found it necessary to exert themselves to prevcnt'such a spread of ideas as might jeopard ize thesuccess of the armies in the fields The keystone of the arch upon which any pt ace negotiations must rest is in the recognition and integ rity of the German government in its international engagements Thisfurther demonstration of perfidy and dishonor of German officialdom it 18 hoped In administrative circles will tend to silence much of the pro German pence propaganda not only in America but among the En tente powers in Europe 'iTeat of the Cablegram 'Secretary tatement fol lows: The secretary of state publisher the following two telegrams from 1 the German foreign office to Count von Bernsturff in January 1916 3 Secret General flteff desires energetic action re gard to proposed destruction of Can adian Pacific railway at several pointa with a view to complete and protracted interruption of traffic Captain Boehm who is known on your side and is shortly returning has been given instructions Inform the military attache and provide the necessary funds (Signed) 26: or military at tache: You can obtain particulars jc persons suitable for carrying on aabotage in the United States and Canadax from the following persons: 1 Jost ph MarGarrity Philadelphia Ta 2 John Keat ing Michigan avenue Chicago Jermiah O'Leary Nu 16 Park Row New York and two are absolutely re liable and discreet Number three is reliable but not always discreet These persups were indicated bv Sir Roger Casemenu In the United Mates sabotage can be carried out on every kind of factory foj sup plying munitions nf war Halhvaj embunkimnis and bridges must not be Embassy must in no circumstances be compromised Par ticular precautions must bo taken in regard to Irish pro propaganda (Signed) Representa tive uf General Von Bernfttvrirs aide Io Berlin "The following telegram from Count von Bernstorft to the foreign office In Berlin was sent in Septem ber 1916 15: With reference i ids own Henry Burghardt a former cor lespoiuing secretary oi ie local was auuihet unwilling wiiiros Dis trict Attorney UalKor however succeeded in getting before jae jarv that the Grad Rapids local had ordered luaiy tnuusaL of the anti cons'Tiptiou pamphlets for dfst i ibut loti in thio city and that it icuht i0v copies nuu btnrdereu by Rev reeman Miss 1'iitha Hale Brown of Chi iiau Gtiii assistant the KtneM stand at 10 to day nuo preHoU'dy testified Ore Shipper ind Cargoes for Some of the Carrier Left ree TWO PUMPS ARE SENT TO HELP LOAT TOKIO Sauli Ste Marie Sauh Ste Marie Mich Oct Up: Sawyer Tuxbury Redfern Barne Em peror 1:10 a Wednesday Chicago 2 Dinkey A Bredley 4:30 Lynch 3 Ashley 4:30 Goudteu 7 Louie Hill 1:30 Rartow Stone 9:30 Mau naiA Mullen 13:30 Jlroan 1 Berry 3: Monroe Smith 3:30 Briton 3 Kopp 3:30 Pchoon mker 4 Alberto 6 Wilkinson Hanna 0 Dpaa Valcartier Elphicke 7:10 Tuesday night Charles Warner 3 Midland King I 40 La Belle large Sam uel Mather 10:30: GTenshee Clarke Townsend midnight North Piae 1 a Wednesday Crescent City 3 McCul Coal Supply is Lighter Dis patch at Lake Erie Ports Improved perlal to The ree Pre Cleveland Oct Grain la moving slowly from ports at the Canadian head of the lakes: There is not much demand for early load ing tonnage and wild carriers close by are offered for ore Some char tering is being done In that trade There is a great amount of grain on track between ort William and Winnipeg but it is delayed la reaching the elevators anti stocks are not as heavy as a week ago' The elevators are working but ves sels placed ahead are taking most of the business and the trade will not need much capacity this week Two small carriers were placed for Duluth loading and a steamer of medium size was named to take a cargo In ort William next week Receipts are light and with a fair run of cars some of the ore carriers that arrive tomorrow will get clear docks A few boats that hays' been delayed by embargoes will get away tomorrow Much time has been lost by the Ileet on tho upper lakes on account of bad weather Some boats are to hours late and there will be a big fleet at this end of the route Saturday and Sunday That means quite a little delay unless there is a good supply of cars Receipts of coal were liberal today and the vessel Owners for wsrding committee had no trouble getting boats for all cargoes in sight A large fleet of coal carriers arrived at Duluth and Superior and docks at the two ports will have about all the business they will be able to handle this week' Cargoes are being loaded for Canadian ports on Third Day of Conspiracy Trial Special to The ree Press Grana Rapids Mien Oct 10 Daniel Roy reeman ii one of 13 defendants on trial In Tne Unit ed StateaU district court charged with conspiracy to circumvent the law but most of the afternoon session was devoted to an attempt tu show that reeman pur chased and caused to be distributed literature agansi consci iiun Rev Klass Oosterhuis of this city and Auolpn Tiner of the sX'atiunai SuciaU( pariv are two other prominent figures in the trial but tney Uit 3 wtv ed at the atternuon sevuon U' RrmLer Another feature of the trial was Jie Weak memories uf itnesjes fur he prosecution must ot whom ale tiKinutH oi me "uvtaHHt local di aria city This was espxiaHy IXUe the casd oi Curneiius Busaeiaar wno was vailed after court opened tals axternocn He was on the witness stand more than twu hous and it took District Attorney WaiK er all that tunc to pm BiMkelaat down to tne aninssun tnat lovu copies of the an aiHi cunscriptiun painpitet had been ordered by reeman ormer states rAhator Ben JI Lee a former trustee of AH cuurcn oi uhr ii tiev reeman is paste 1 gave inc muai direct testi mony against the minister He de clared that in a cnveuation witi reeman after the nnti conscrlption pampnlets had bem found in Ari Saints' church reeman made the declaration that anyone objects l' egiatratiun and apais to ijie Iftiigh 4 Maida 6 Denmark It hits King hanotta Breitling 7:30: Clarence A Black Mara 3 30 Manitoba famfth Thompson 10:30 angeline rle 1 John uwen 2 Slick 3 Slrlvs 4 Aztec 4:30 Osler Schoolcraft 6 Mills 6:30 'Straits of Macklnnc Mackinaw City Mich Oct Vp: Penobscot 8:30 Tuesday night 11:10 George OT 1:80 a Wednes day Yosemite 4 Normandie 6:30 bchnodeen 8:30 Murphy 9:40 Aus tralia 10:20 Reeb 10:30 Missouri noon Conneaut 12:15 in Regular 3 Down: Two large steamers north channel' 6:30 Tuesday night Arthur Urr 7:20 Leeonurd Hanna 12:50 a Wednesday Watt consort 6:20 Scranton 8:20 I) Hanna 850 Pierce 9:40 Trevor Dawson 4:15 Roberts Jr 5 wina urfipwd ISuvi vpiij vf tne waihanipn and in which was tie ntuii ha to put out'll uuu cupe and expct tu put ou many inuie each it Luur? lor tne Hall who earEer in the day had ecu an unauittiA wunvs and uuu been directed by Jue wHimta qdcdtioiu wthuut quib Suffer rom Piles Arrived: Steamer Aagot Arachne At Lieifoml Buwdoin Ikivernian hta b'lortzvl ort Brugfe fort Games reCjort Sulphur No 1 Gypsum rtince Geo)M Glerv hy Huron Hames i Lt aian rosch Hugh Junacy A Langer Luz Blanca Mobila Nunum Ramsay Siamese prince San tiago Tartan Tonlenskjukl Tunwen Tuiree Virginian Wen motorship Uregon They Are the Hope of the Na tion as They Will Relieve the Railroads Office Efficiency to Be Copied and Introduced at 'All a Anny Cantonment rom the Washington Bureau Of The Detroit ree Press 404 Metropolitan Bldg Washington Oct 10 Systems' of administration and correspondence fallowed by leading Detroit busi ness firms are to be studied by the war department with a view to the adoption of modern business meth ods and devices adaptable' to the work of the military establish ment In order to Install these methods with the least possible delay the department has directed two of Its best clerks Walter Keeton and Thomas Ar to proceed to New York Detroit Dayton Ohio Gary and Chicago there to observe the business systems of various firms whosqiaines are withheld as confidential On completion of observations Mr is tu return to the war department here and Mr Keeton is directed to visit divisional canton ments at Rockford Ill Battle Greek Louisville Ky Chillicothe and elsewhere in the order nam ed to direct the installation of the correspondence file system at the cantonments divisions and brigades at these places Hteel's I nfilled Tonnage Cut New York Oct 1ft unfilled tonnage on the books of the Uni ted States Steel corporation Sep tember 30 last was tons a decrease of 573572 tons from Au gust 31 according to the monthly statement of the corporation issued today iv 1 jf' i i ts CEMENT a A 5X7 1 5 1 S' I J917 I A 5 IN 7 O' th I pl i i I i 1 4.