The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-10
LNEMY PAID
MUNITIONS
BAN FOLK
Also Plotted Sabotage
and Destruction of
Railways
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct i0-Ger
many general stan. in furtherance
or its campaign O.; world DONNA
zion. sought IN 1910 20 have The
Canadian Pacific railways wrecked
a. several points Again 70 plotted
sabotage In the United states A-c
Canada which would ruin factories
supplying munitions % var.
These TWO new points In Gcr
mauys ruthless system % intrigue
were brought. 10 light oday by The
state department in correspondence
forwarded 20 The Trrton envoy
Bernstor0 In January 1915
AZ the same time the department
published a third telegram Bern.
sforG sen, his foreign Office in Sep
tember. 1915. declaring that the
embargo conference. planning 20
sway congress 10 the side % Ger
many. needed further support"
The Hrst Two messages show that
the Irish traitor. Sir Roger Case
ment provided the names -of men
who could give information on the
sabotage subject including Jere-
miah OLeary. Irish propAgandisf
whose name s&s'appeared several
,iu.a=-In recent Exposes
~ -T!-v 0rIiiTr
20 provide necessary funds Tor thr
Canadian Pacific railway work and
presumably accomp shed IT'S par
pose inasmuch as tunnels 'on fhs
iue were wrecked early Ia 1916
L1rllR Warned the Ambassador
thar The embassy must NOT be com
promised and Rernstorn informed
DO foreign once there VAS NO
da~eer OF his being involved In the
intricate Vaccinations be had under
way
The disclosures today perhaps ey.
plain the very caustic reply Presi-
dent wilson made 10 OLeaFy cn
Snnt % LaLE l-Laa-.- h---- 49,
rraphcd The president that no would
NOT vote sor him Ths~yTesiden, re-
piled Il would feel deeply mort
fed 10 have YOU or anybody like
Won vote f0T ne Since you have
access 20 many disloyal American
and I have not, will ask you 20
convey this message 20 them
Mention ~ the embargo confer.
ence as furthering German props.
zau5a In congress Iet 10 the infer
en~e that perhaps this organization.
q Chicago body. was III group for
which Be-nstorr previously request
ed funds In bis program OF infu-
enci7g congress.
William Bayard Hale once a spe-
ciai agent In Mexico FOR President
Wilson. was later newspaper cor
respondent Ia Berlin. He was
known as DIT Hale
That the messages passed thru a
neutral legation was the impression
given a. the state department
Secretary Lansing however, rel'-
Grated that the Swedish legation IL
no. Involved
TIE state departments announce
men' said
TIE secretary q state publishes
German f0refRp Office 90 Count Won
BrrnstoTr in January. 1918
January secret General sta X
desires energetic action ia regard 70
prop posed destruction ~ Canadian
Pact0r railway az several p'ints with
corruption II traffic
captain Roshm. who Is known or
your side and is shortly returning
has been given Instructions Inform
The military attachs and provide the
necessRrv. funds
fstsncf) ZfMHERhAN'
Janusry - For military attache
You can obtain particulars as % per-
sons suitable for carrying on sshot-
age In the United States and Canada
from the following persons 90 To-
seph MacGarrity. PhilAdelphia. Pa.
f9l Jonn p Heating. Michigan-avs..
Chicago. (sl Jeremiah Oieary i6
Park Row. New YORK
one and two are Rbsolutoly reiia-
bic and discreet Number three 10
reliable but not always discreet
Thesc persons are indicated BY Sir
Roger Easement. In the United
states sabotage can be carried 0ut in
every kind % factory FOR supplying
munitions ~ war Rsl way euhhnk-
rnsnt. and bridges must not -
touched
F~baray must IN NJ circumstance
be compromised. Similar precautions
r.ust - taken IN r~Rard % Irish. pro-
German propaganda
fgigne4 nrPR EST ATTVF or
GENERAL STAFF
German plans 20 control congress
.Vere again uncovered IN third