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Enemy in the Rear Struck Hard
By the Indignant Gen. Pershin@
War Bread Experiment Is to Be Tried
Out at Philadelphia; Big Loaf Five Cents

tions the food administration is drawing
up to govern their industry.
The food administration holds that
cheaper flour. now in sight with the
price Of wheat Tivcd and mlllerS profits
limited. will make il possible tu sell
bread At a much lower cost. BY stand
ardizatnn of leaves tho food aGninis-
ration hopes still further la bring the
prices down.
Consumers rcnnrtS tn the food admin.
iStratinn from tifty-tw" cities and towns
In all paris Of the country show wide
differences in bread prices. The lowest
price reported WAS from PlrasautvilIr.
y. L. where n lG ounce lonf sells: for SIX
cents. The same size loaf soils for
fifteen cents in Rock Falls. Illinois:
E:e port. Maine; Rcd Bank. y. J.: Mi
ami. Oklahoma: NHshv:Il..L Tennessee: {:
Laramie. Wyoming and NcWp"rt. H. T..
\ 1G ounce loaf is sold for eight cents
in many cities throughout lhr west and
in some cities In the cast \ liz" cent
loaf Of twelve ounces is sold III 4 few
cities.
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GIANTS HOPEFUL Of CAPTURING
WORLD SERIES CAME Of TUESDAY
CICOTTE vs.. SALLEE
PROBABLE LINEUP
Though Russell and Schupp
Are Possibilities -Sox
Players Confident.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.--NotwithStandi
the rererscs suffered by tn" New T"rk
Giants. champions o" ,hc Nati2nsl lt;a-
que in their two encounters with INC
Chicago White Sox. HennsEt NiEn"rS OF
the American organization. followers OK
the national game in Greater H"': FORK.
arc eagerly awaiting the third c"nt"s:
which will be played on the Fo'o tr'iHEd'
tomorrow afternoon. Still hnnrful that
John McGraw's men have the punch that
will bring the worlds baseball cham
ptonship to this city Etter twelve ?"arS
OF effort. many thousands OF devoted
fans will pack tn: spacious stands u
root for the home club.
The two teams arrived in N"w York
tonight. The Giants wrr" g.sEtcd h.
hundreds OF friends as thny dropped III
their special train in Harlem. Those
who expected 10 s"e n DETECTED lct or
ball tossers missed their Euess. On IN"
contrary tn. r!en greeted frirrdS rs
cheer.ly aS r it were The Whit" SoH
that had suffered the bitterness If de-
feat. Each player felt hopeful tia;
tomorrow's game will toll different
story.
White Sox Confident
Victory was written all ove: the faces
OF the Chicago players. y large cro"d
and n band were on hand to greet Row
lands men and they we're given II cheer
as they left their train. II WAS happy
lot Of athletes briln-fun Of confidence
that the worlds championship will no
theirs. To the victorious American
leaguers II is not a question ut winning
the series. but whether they can do II
in four straight games.
Weather conditions for tonio.row's
game promises to be all that is desired.
A light rain fell early tonight but the
weather man soon eascd tho fears OF
fans when he announced tlint tomorrow
would be fair and cooler. Tho playing
field is expected to be in excellent con-
dition.
4 crowd that will tax the capacity
OF the stands is predicted for the fra%.
The entire upper grand stand OF 1000
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WASHINGTON. Ocl. 5. - 4

WASHINGTON. Ocl. 5. \
movement 10 lead and express pun
lie opinion on III" N:ar was inauS-
urated here coda? b.? formation "t
Ihr League for National Unity,
representing church, political.
labor, agricultural and industrial
organizations 10 which President
Wilson save his endorsement IN
an address emphasizing The need
for team play hy tho forces nf
American thought and opinion.
Welcoming The leaders Of. the
movement al the White liou*e in
Il brief speech, the president r%-
pressed thu belief that American
public opinion. although under
Standing tho wars. rause$ ana
principles. needs guidance Ia re-
member lhat the war should cad
ualy when Germany Is beaten and
Gcruany's rule Of autOc:Ncy %1l
might suprrrrLed by III" ideals
OF democracy.
This is the issue, which the
American people should always
keep in mind. the president said
in order 70 avoid being misled in
70 by-wayS 0l thUuGhi ami :hr r'.-
Sulani scattering "f tho fore" Of
public opinion. Talk of early
peace before Germany il defeated
is one Of The evidences Of mis-
directed thought he suggested. and
should Eni cloud the vision OF
those who understand that Tho
United Str'e& Is fighting now for
the same ideals 81 democracy and
freedom that haN. always aCtuat-
ed the natica.
The president gave warning ihal
il should ret b" forgotten ih@t
German sUcca.s would mean nor
only prevention CT tho spread of
democracy. h'r possibly The sun-
preston Of that already existing.
The Leagnn which will have
headquarters in New York. chosa
as honorary ciajrmen. Cardinal
Gibbons aad Dr.. F"ank Mason
North. president Of the American
federal council o. chu:cheS: TheO.
dore y. Vail. president Of the
fGo-tirued IN PrRc Ssrer.,
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.LULL CONES IN
GREAT COMBAT.
TRENCH RAIDS AND
ARTILLERY ACTIONS
Ieuton Attacks IN the Rega
Sector Repulsed By the
Russians.

.Nnhuuch the sim Shnnr again
Monday IN FLANDERS. th" rain had
rendered til" territory east of the
Passch"udarlc- -Ghrluvcll rdgr
vrritahle bog. making infantry ac-
,inua on . large scale Impossible
for the present.
Thvr" have been. however. num-
h"r "f small actions in the nature
uf trench raids and "Reminiscences.
and the big guns Of both the Brit
iSh and the Germans ar" keeping
up the mighty duel virtually with
uut pause.
Likewise on thr southern line in
Franco and in the .Austrn-1talian
th"atrr only tho artillery is active.
On the northern end nf The front
in Russia several attacks by lhn
Germans on positions in the Riga
S"rtnr have been rcpulsod ny tn"
RUSSIANS. who also took prisoners.
Although ii had been anticipated
that The main committee Of Tho
German roirhStaE nn Monday would
discuss G":many's war aims. thn
debate: was postponed 10 Tuesday.
Meanwhile. tlr imperial chancellor
has gone on tn main hcadQuar-
ierS. Il fact which may he nf som"
Significance. Always prior IN the
oncnIng rf debate on important
Srhjcrts in III" reichstnc the chan
crll0r has visited main hraduuar-
Irrs for conferences with Emperor
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the big game thc"o. with stops ut the
principal cities Of America.
The second son Of the Kaiser, Prince
E.itcl Fritz. i" considered ny the Ger
mans 10 hnv" distinguished himself
most in this war. He is given credit
for great personal bravery.
Prince .ldalt"rt. the snil"r prince. Is
quite American In his manners. In Feb
ruary. 1914. the Crown Prince and Prir-
rea Iitel Fritz anl Adclbcrt came 70
our embassy for q very small dance. l."
Which were asked Ill the pretty Amcri-
Cau girls then i'll Berlin.
It is Ecrcr the custom 10 invite ro%-
nltteS tn an entertainment. They invite
themselves To dance or dinner. and
the list "f proposed guests is always
submitted u them. When roynlI: ar
rivcs at tho house. the host tnnd hos.
tess. if tho royalty nc Il wnmanl always
waits at the front door and escorts the
royalties upstairs
Allison Armour also gaze 81 dance at
which the Crown Prince was present.
following a dinner ut tho automobile
club. Armour has been a constant risi-
tor to Germany for many years. usually
going IN his yacht to kicl In summer
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4 have learned with deepest
regret OF the unfortunate occur
renee which resulted in an Amcrl-
can patrol vessel firing. through
n misunderstanding upon IN ltal-
ian submarine, causing tho death
Of one officer and one enlisted
man on the latter.
AS our patrol vessels arc in
European waters primarily for the
purpose Of cooperating with the
Italian and other Allied vessels
in our common cause. tn" unfor-
tunatc encounter is all the more
regrettable. Due TO the recent un-
usual activity OF enemy subma-
rineS In This region, which have
resulted in the loss Of several rcs'
sells, the patrol had been strictly
maintained and the unfortunate
feet that The patrol vessel did not
obtain the recognition signals re.
suited in her opening fire. Please
accept on behalf Of myself and the
American navy sincere and heart
felt sympathy for the loss Of life
which has resulted.
'JoSephus Daniels.
While details Of the incident still
ire unknown here. the fact that a,
officer and enlisted man We're killet
indicates that the American gunner
andcd a shot in the submarines con
ling tower. the victims being the of
icer at the periScope and the blue
acket al the wheel.
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INTIMATE PEEPS AT THE CROWN PRINCE AND OTHER
MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY PERSONAL
TIES OF THE COURT.

most agreeable man. Il sharp observer
and the possessor Of intellectual attain
ments OF no moan order. lie is un-
doubtedly popular in Germany, exceliing
in all sports. fearless rider and good
shot. He Is ably seconded by the
Crown Princess. The mother ot tn"
Crown Princess is Russian gram
duchess and her father wa= q Duke Of
Mecklenburg Schwerin. She is n very
beautiful woman. made popular by her
affable manners. The one defect Of tn"
Crown Prince has been his eaEerness for
war. But as he has characterized this
war AS the most stupid ever waGed in
history. perhaps he will be satisfied. Il
he comes to the throne. with what all
Germany has suffered In this conflict.
The Crown Prince was very anxious
before the war to visit the United States
and NE had virtually arranged to ma he
trip to Alaska in search OF some OF
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BABY KEE75 5FATHERF|RS WITNESS ON THE.
STAND IN TRIAL Of TIE ALLEGED AbDOC7OR5
Jury TOBE CHOSEN
FROM PANEL OF 81
Dick" Carter, Accomplice Of
Piersol, Alleged to Have
Confessed, Laying Plot
Bare.

MARSHFlELD, Mo, Oct. 81.
Holland keet, father Of the kidnapped
baby, Lloyd Keet. whose body was
found in we'll some days after
the infant was abducted from its
parents home ut Springfield, Mo.
will take the stand as the first wit
ness for the state in the trial Of
Claude Piersol, accused abductor of
The baby, tomorrow in the circuit
court here. He will be followed by
the mother of the baby and the two
nurses who were asleep in the room
from which the child was stolen on
May 30.
A jury will be selected tomorrow
morning from panel Of thirty men
chosen this morning. anu opening
statements probably will take until
noon.
The outstanding feature at the trial
today was the purported confession
Of Dick Carter alleged accomnice Of
Piersol. He is said to have turned
states evidence and admitted driving
to the Keet home with Piersol as
early as last March. Attorney o. j..
Page, chief counsel, and other lawyers
for the defense. emphatically denied
that Garter bad made Il confession in
connection with the Keet case.
That pierSol and Carter recently
had quarrel in the Marshfield Jail
is known positively. they said. Car
ter has signed confession 10 his part
in the plot 10 kidnap G.. A. Clement,
wealthy ipweler Of 81. Louis.
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BAKER IN TRIBUTE
TO PATRIOTISM OF
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Words of Praise for the Un-
selfishness of the Coun-
try's Business Men

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oc,. S.-Stcrr-
tary Of War Baker. addressing the an
nual meeting of the Harrisburg Cham
Der OF Commerce tonight. declared that
the manner in which the business men
OF the country hal gathered tn the sup
port of the national government in its
supreme emergency Of war was making
"a stronger nation. u greater dcmoc-
racy and IL greater hope for mankind
The secretary said that he wanted the
business men gathehad TO hear him to
know that he was proud TO pay the
tribute and that as Il result the nation
would become Il wonderful world fac
tor for peace after the war.
Dtstrust Cleared Away.
II believe that under the example Of
America We will be able tn make Suril
arrangements that war will give place
to the virtues Of peace for many years
TO come" said the secretary.
Mr. Baker praised congress for Crca-
ton OF the council Of national defense
which. he said, had prepared the Cnun-
try's resources and said that when the
fateful hour struck the business men
voluntarily and en- mass assembled 10
give their best. This. he said. had
between business and government.
The New Army.
The national guards and tn" military
resources Of the states had formed with
the regular army and West Point Il
nucleus Of a fighting force that will he
fore many months number over l.3O0,-
0GD men. Reviewing the organization
Of the National army. Mr.. Baker said
that it had been done. by a natfon to-
tally unaccustomcd In war. but which
had not only subjected itself tn 4 selec-
tive draft. but had diverted its indus
tries into many nnaccustomed lines or
production. Even Germany was never
able to do this" he declared.
Will Be Well Armed.
Let me say 10 you that when our
army takes its place abroad it will be
armed rs we'll as any and better than
most" declared Mr.. Baker. lie said that
for every soldier abroad now there were
five rifles IN France and every regular
and national guardsman at home has Il
rife, while the stream of rifles. now
Tor. .Onn n month. will soon he 100000.
The young men in the army, said Mr..
Rakrr will he surrounded by safer con-
ditinns than ever known before. This
Ind hccn done by adopting the whole
somc spirit OF the youth Of America.
remarked tho secretary. who said the
curative policies Of tho colleges had
been put into force. I'VE are making II
wonderful army. We arc making it hy
American processes. We arc going ID
have n very. ">ry low sick rate" said
he.
Tho secretary said there had hecn no
Aladdin's Lamp or fairy wand about the
building up of the equipment and ord
p,orn SrnuliaS and the launching nf
rrcat shin building program or the start
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RE:DOUDLED EFFORTS
NEEDED IN new YORK
IN DRIVE FOR LOAN
Total Of Big Town $2I6,350,-
900, Which Is Not Near
the Mark Set Up.

NEW YORK. oct. S.-%cccSsity Of re-
doubled effort on ihc part Of the various
agencies engaged in the second Liberty
Loan campaign II tho allotment for tho
New York federal reserve district IS not
To fall short. vas emphasized by The
committee tonight wi.e L wos announc-
cd that the Total us lar reported for
the district was rpfy SIG 100000.
1t WAS announced herr. uncay that the
treasury department had decided to
issue $50 registered bonds in connection
with the present loan. This will be. OF
benefit chiefly 70 purchasers who wish
to keep thci- bonds At home. it was ex-
planned. Tho smallest registered bond
alton.
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Mu -Four Years In Germany An1baSs0d0r CetatdS Book
Until

ment to take part officially in the
Fra nciscu fair. but as far as / q
make out. England. probably at IN
stance Of Germany, seemed to hay
tered into some sort of aSreeme
Mt any rate tacit understanding
nci,hcr country would participa,
cially in this exposition.
ostractsm Of America Intended
After the lamentablc failure OF
jamestown Exposition. the countrie'
Europe were certainly not to be bla1
for not spending their money In AID
a similar enterprise. But l belit
that the attitude Of Germany had det
or significance and that certain,
least, of tho German statesmen had con
tcmplated rapprochemcnt with Eng
land and n mutual spanking Of Amertc,
and It's Monroe Dostrine by these tw
great Powers Later I was infornlei
by a man hlEh in the German Foreign
Office that Germany had proposed L
! England juint intervention in Mexico
IN invasion which would have put u
end forever TO the Monroe Dostrine. O
course. to be followed by the forcefu
fron-inueu IN rhSe Efeyeu.1
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Drive At Harvard,

CAMBRIDGE: Mass.. Oct. S.-Harvard
students today organized a COMMITTEES
TO conduct a Liberty Lonn drive next
week Efforts will he made TO hSEo
every one of the 2.S"h students Mt the
university. even the poorest one work.
ing his way through college. but bold.
ARRANGEMENTS nave been made whit
Cam bridge banks to enable subscribers
to 7ny for the bonds on weekly INSTALL
mcnts plans
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MUST SERVE FoUE YEARS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. s.
charles P. Murray of Wilsonburg. w.
Va. formerly OF L.aing. near Berlin.
must serve four years in Atlanta prison
FOR sending poison through tn" mail to
sirs. Dollie, Jones Of Dola. ". Va. 70
Kill her husband. George c. Jones. &C
rordine to decision Of the federal
court Of appeals in Richmond today. af-
firmtng the district court at Charleston.
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Hold German Minister
Hostage for Uruguyan

MONTE:VIDO Oct. S.-Thc Uruguay
an government which has severed dip
iomattc relations with Germany. has
notified the German charge not to leave
the country until the Cruguayan diplo-
n1atic representatives are safely out OF
Germany.
The government has asked congress
20 approve the utilization by Uruguay OF
thhe interned German ships.
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At Baltimore.

Baltimore. DC. >.-.A total Of $1,000
600 was subscribed rrr.' 10 the Liberty
Loan today. Tn" pUiiA" department or
the city will cnt"r TIN. campaign tomor-
row when the officers will distribute
$4,000 posters.
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At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct A.-Mnrc than
S5.nnu. .unU was subscribed here today for
the second issu2 ~ Liberty bonds. A
group If patriotic speakers opened their
campaign today. delivering addresses
between acts at all theatres urging tho
audiences 10 buy lhr securities.
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BY JAMES W. GERARD
american Ambassador at the Gerna

BY JAMES w. GERARD /
American Ambassador at the German
imperial Court. July %. 1918. to
February 4, 1912.
t-opyright. 1917. by the Public Ledger
Company.
Copyright. Canada. 1917. by the Public
Ledger Company. International copy
hight. 1917. hy the Public Ledger Com
pany. All rights reserved. Any in
friueemtnt will be prosecuted.
Diplomatic Work OF the First Winter
N Berlin
DurinS this frs; winter t"F"r" the war
| saw great .I.al rf ,hr t."r:rGH crown
Prince as w"ll :.< se:c~al oi his broth
ars.
cannot subs, II" II the general "p!n-
ion Of tho Crown Prince. l found him
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Nations Leader Declares Thoughts Of Early World Peace
Must Be pismissed-Vctory at Arms Essential Pre-
Iude to the Nego tiating Of Peace.

WASHINGTON -American who discussing early peace
Ideals
Wilson
educational called
He said the only end the by com
representing those Ideals Gemanys
Of
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rOETRGLk AXE, Il j. AIN,
FRANCE. Oc;. S.-Ernrral Perish
ing struck hatk today at the enc
my in III" rear.
Til. Intelligence department in
formed the general thar the news
parers iii Germany were filled
with stor.rS OF L 81 called "Persh-
ing rcnUr:" CT Elcst passiEnist!c
nature concerning th2 chances or
tie Allies.
The T"uton press declared that
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War Must Go On Until Germany Is Beaten
And Autocracy Replaced By Democracy
THE new BATTLE Line IN FLANDERS


village Of Poelcappoue
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WASH NGTON. Oct. :. Speaker
Clark today joined the ranks OF the
speakers for the Liberty Loan. In re-
sponse tn Il telegram from Secretary
MCAdoo, nov tGurrn: lhr west. the
speaker annrunc.d :nl: h" would make
q series of Spcc"re- III Missouri. Okla:
hGma and possibly other states. He
will leave for tn" west Friday.
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nn the immense arroplan" construction.
What has been achieved through hard
work and the mohiliZat tion of American
inventive and business genius.
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Story Of tho Case.

MARSHFIEl.D. Mo. Oct. S.-The All
ductinn of Lloyd Krct. the 1+months-
old son Of j. Holland kcrt. Il banker nr
SrrinCirld Mo. eliminated in the
hahy's death. II involved another nj
legged kidnapping conspiracy. said to have
been part nf a German plot and the At
tempting lynching Of on" of tho So
chilled rurspirators in an effort 10 force
him 10 confess TINT he was implica ted
in the Kect baby's disappearance and
death.
While the child's parents wore at
tending 4 ball ut th" Springfield Conn
try club on tn" night of May 20. 1917,
the baby was stolen from his crib in tho
family home. Ten days Inter the body
was found. wrapped in IN O. black un-
drrSkirt. ut tho bottom OF q we'll at - :,
Crrnshaw mansion. which had been un-
nha bited for many years Meanwhile.
friends, detectives. md the hahyS
father hal secured the Ozark hills and
had even visited previously the old farm
house in their search for the missing
boy.
No threats had hc"n made to tho Kect
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A. Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o.. oct. S.-Total sub
scripliuns here Ia the second Liberty
Loan ar" Sl2.i50. 900. according to hg-
ures issued today. In an effort TO fur
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PHILADELPHIA. oct. S.-Philadel-
phia is Ia h" the scene OF an experiment
hy Ilrrl,"rt =. Hoover. national food ad-
rini%rrn:"r in the preparation Of Il 1ivc
cert I"af nf war bread. II is also pro-
rr.,rh to establish a standardized meth
cd of mixing AMI making the bread. The
u, W War loaf broad. II is said. effect n
saving Of sugar. lard and milk and yet
hr Wholesome.
The department Of agriculture in CO.
upcratiun with Mr.. 1fnuvHr. has sent ID.
l.. Iuruhs Of tn" bureau OF chemistry
her, la instruct bakers in the prepara-
tiun Of the bread.
WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Fcdcral Trade
Commission estimates on the cost or
producing bread will be completed to-
morrow, for USE 10y the food HdminiS-
tratinn in it's efforts To- reduce bread
prices. Although The food control bill
gives the government no direct power
tn regulate bread prices. officials expect
boxers voluntarily To observe rcgula-
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HEARST SUGGESTED
DEADLOCK DENOUNCED
American Commander De-
clares Germans Have Lost
Initiative - Allies
Victory Certain.
By HYIooD BECCN,

Accredited to the American Expeditions
ary Forces IN Franc ~ the New
york Tr1E1Ec snd rAs Wheeling 1E.
telliEencer.
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THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Forecast:
west Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and oiio-Fair; continued cool Tues
day; Wednesday fair warmer.
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