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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
LETTER FROM GERMANY
TELLS OF SACRIFICES
Woman Whose Husband Fought in
Two Wars Ready to Yield Four Sons. |

Woman Whose Husband Fought in
Two Wars Ready to Yield Four Sons.
An example OF the sacrifices which the
Germans are reported to be making In
order that their arms may be ultimately
victorious is shown in a letter received
by Mrs. H Hilbert, Si19 North Front
street.
The writer of the letter, Mrs. Franz
Eberhart, of Rechenbach Germany, is
the mother Of the Philadelphia woman.
and her husband is veteran Of two
German wars. She says In the letter to
her daughter that her father. who is
70 years old, expects his four sons to
be called for service at any time and
has written to each Of them. urging them
to go unfaltering!y to the aid Of the
Fetherland.
When the letter arrived at the Hilbert
home II was opened and appeared as
though ii had not been sealed. 1t IS
the belief of Mrs. Hilbert that her
mother did not seal the letter because
she realized that It would be opened
and it's contents scrutnlZed by the Mill
tary authorities.
Following is the letter in part which
was mailed on September ?:
There are no enemies on German soil,
and the entire German army Is in France
and on the border OF Russia. Every das
by the German troops; but We also hear
when our men arc beaten.
THE people stand at the railroad sta
tion every day waiting for the trains
l11o bring in the prisoners and wounded.
This world war IS terrible. Many hus-
bands and sons are separated from their
families perhaps forever. But there is
no crying or sorrow, and the children
In the streets say that their fathers
will again return.
"I don't like TO 20 Into the streets,
because you see young women who are
waiting the return OF their husbands,
This recalls the days in my life when
in the Prussian War OF 1896 and in the
Franco Prusslan War I was Ike them
and waited for Franz TO return. Your
brothers have not been called yet, hut
they expect 10 he called almost any
day. Father has written to each ot
them, telling them 70 help their country
II necessary He says there Is no rea-
son TO be afraid since we whipped the
French in 1871 and will repeat IN this
war. The French would rather be cap
tured than shot and We 40 not ex-
poet the war 10 last as long as the
Franco-Prussia war"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
BOSTON BRAVES MAY
CAPTURE FLAG TODAY

Before nightfall, George staIlings
may be In mathematical possession Of
the National League penant.
The Braves have one game schedul-
ed for today with the Chicago Cubs,
while the New York Giants have
couple of contests with the Pittsburgh
club. Should the Braves win their
game and the Giants drop two to
Clarke's charges. the pennant of 1914
would automatically become the prop
erty of the Braves and the National
Commission's plans which they have
been making tentatively would be-
come official.
This morning the standing of the
leaders and runners-up in the Ma
tional League is:
Won. Lost Pet.
Boston ........... Sc Sc 500
New York ....... rs Go $40
Counting the games on the docket
for today, the Braves have eleven
more and the Giants an equal num-
her Therefore II the Braves win to-
day and the Giants lose twice. then
Boston loses the remaining games of
the season while the New Workers
win all Of theirs, the standing at the
finish vii be;
Won. Lost, Pct.
Seys0Y Sew York ii:'....., .. s. 81 81 .5si .5si
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
CHURCH rs YEARS OLD
Archbishop Presides at Epiphany
Parish's Celebration.

with Archbishop Prendergast presiding
a Solemn High Mass was celebrated yes
terday in the Roman Catholic Church OF
the Epiphany, Eleventh and jackson
streets, by the Rev. James Nash, founder
and rector of the organization, in OBJ
servance of the ohurch's 25th anniver-
sary.
Assisting Father Nash were the Rev.
William Mcmahon, pastor OF the Church
of the Maternity, Bustleton, the Rev.
Michael Curley, senior assistant OF the
Epiphany Church, and the Rev Thonas
t,arkin. of Mauch Chunk who preached
the sermon.
In the evening the celebration was con-
cluded by the singing Of solemn vespers'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
Cyclists Injuries Cause penth

Walter Akin, OF Orthodox street near
James, died in the FTankford Hospital
of injuries he received when a motor
cycle he was driving early yesterday
morning ran through n barrier guarding
n sewer excavation at Longshore street
and Torresdale avenue. Fred Cuhn, of
474S Melrose street. who was riding on
rear seat OF the motorcycle, escaped
with q few bruises
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

CARLISLE. Pa, Sept 2s.-Ths CARLISLE In
1ra1s rprr.rnei here gesteT-ay. after the elose
saTTs nth West Virginia Wesleyan a. E!ar.'-
bIrs. attn every redzkn In sooG 2nEsi ., a. ,.1
tfr.Wr TIE auntesf solved A vital pg.hlF.h y. -'
~. indian Goa her ny pointing 20 a NHHl.- -t-
ryren Walerte and Henry Broker .or t-4. Ter
to y The latter earned laUrelE at the POSITION
ytaiietts vii 20 10 end, where he Is Va!LaS'e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
Street Cleaners Win

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2s-The Eastern
a. A. Club, Of Washington, lost to the
Street Cleaners. amateur baseball champ
ions of Cleveland, to 0, for the inter-
sectional amateur championship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
GRIDIRoN GLEANINGs

NEW .RRUNswIcK, y j. Sept, Sos
f-esuent fumbllug. cost the Rutgers eleven rs
chances in the contest az Princeton o1 S1tlE-
tay Members OF the team state thaL lut-n
F,gstsr Sanford has been brought 70 reiRe
more FULLY the Importance gf that brand gi
"1sD NAV which Princeton sprung on the scar
III GGt oniv viii the forward pass receive
r1Ioh emphasis but the Rutgers secondary &c
break n up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Sept 2S-,irup- r.
back lehigh.s tig r'shi ,s,.,s y ,Esf bS Rad
rsf.-af A broken right forearm I'm SATURDAY 3
st,t -,.irb FN-arkI.n and Marshall. II occurred
r. 'tT, so'.-th period. uut Grumuack P.ayel 70
he end II the game Iae nature ~ ne lr't5
yytrr r-au the player out Of the game IoF LHs
rsgt n me wear His loss Will be most EesiIy
al, gs N leaves only four l. men on the tea N
tfe ave others having been barred Tor seho'as-
Q f.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
THE GOLFERS AFTERMATH

The oft-repeatsd assertion that the quality OF
local gols has been kept from 'ull develop
mont because Of the lack o. difficult courses
proved The PERFORMANCES Of local golfers
during the sgmReF aga ~ faS , f5S psg sS'I9 an9
women players have been almost constantly
Ths new kronlmink course has been o; in
sstlmabls benefit even thus faT, and II viii te
sTs abIe 10 pisy over fns foaT holes YET 10 be
opened. i Is an extremely dtTieGt course
as arflHs e IN as tb5 asS on a1 seven o
me PLAYERS who qualified ,lT the arst sixteen
-alresentatives p than any otner club al ST.
tyids. whitenarsh and a. ST. Martins
The two courses o. Re Merton Cri,Est cq6
golf az the average player could well imagine
improvsmsnt i1,p Ven Tho .hi-ysments " Howard Vs.
Perrin are too We'll known % require a Ghron,
1ner III tf media in The t;Sist Cp Contest
ana MS performance that day really
msritoTious one Z. VI. Washalm, though srl
n his has tgsT 1 tEaTsing .s5 az tsg Rss4
rounds. Worthy representatives, these!
not be omitted from me list. It seems safe %
say that this course @ill when 9'mI.sted. ts
sioSiy, and the founders are determ. ned that
ana that nothing that foresight and care can
prevent will be left undUus Some ~ the holes
have been playable since spring, but the turf
and greens have been jea ously guarded
against any possible damage and it VIII NOT 10
ready for constant use Tor some time. George
A Crump and Dr. Simon Carr are among the
tnost prominent PLAYING from this club. huI
there will undoubtedly be others.
Perhaps in no other club IN the Phlladelphia
district DO women players receive the eErsur-
sgement that Is given them az the Nurth Htiis
Country Club. During the spring, summer and
fail months are scheduled events that call Tor
eompettion among the best women o. ayers. as
Vg.li' a. the less skll'uI Prizes are offered and
handicap events are numerous. sH that there ls
= chance for every one The wrmHu.z uIu1
Uhamplonsh.u was recently concluded and
called out practically an 1t the women mem
hers who are golfers. The champ pu for the
coming year Is Mrs ". n Nuher. who Hg-
feAted Mrs. G. Whiddcn IN thte anal round
~ ana 20 play.
Stories of weird happenings on the rolf course
haka come and gone. but N seems unlike'F that
snything more frsakl D. fHF hren b. 1r'ra n
- lnel1aat ~ 81 Martin a eN Gays 1sy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

more fhar hsif A dozen places on the M!FhKah
team unsettled with the opening game VIZ
iniiI-ies 70 Gait. veteran right nal ana aL-
son Who had c!nched the right taIH!r yTT Ts,,,
- rastlan viii start at MALT. with nlsa,lt,
E1Iay-n and Maulbetsch the others. Tie me
remains q puLlle,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
MANY MAYORS WILL COME
seventy-five Have Sent Acceptances
to Attend Convention Here.

In reply to an invitation sent out sew
eral months ago for a conference OF
American Mayors, to be held In Philadel-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28


CLARK had made the hole in one.
The curtain will drop on local golf tourna-
ment competition tomorrow following the
match play competition OF the Ph!ladelPn,a
The annual dinner will be held al night,
when the election OF officers Will De held anG
other business transacted.
The Belaeld Country Club golfers will on;
gage In medal play this week In the ne snnus td
golfers divided Into four divisions survive!
e. qqains rSgPd @ and t Wes,s4 sFe pRy ny
ers as Race, King and Buck.
Mrs. Edwin H. Fiuer. of the Merton Cricket
golfers which Includes the. very best in the the
her way to the final round OF match play, Dc
featins suGh PLAYERS as Mrs. Rona,d - n, gar
elimination, captuT!ng the handsome ne Berthe ,,
lyu Cup, presented by Caleb III rex, of , & Tn
consistent golf throughout the tournament.
Horace b. swope, Of MerchantvIile, who has
been taking nart the i9 m held IN
sent"d Penn Charter school The iunior cham ham
p97hI2 new In pRTs tte VI" hon5rs Ese a" S
upsets and surprises follow each other I. in
develops weird reversal Of form and the
next our. spoT,ing carlton VIII read %2uinet Il
goes. We DO not expect the national champion
note that after a rather crratin showing last
week in hts early competition he came back
strong and defeated Jerome y. T~avsrs. tHe
1919 t,'le-holder. for the second time IBIS sr7-
son This would seem 10 lncira'" that h's VIC
'o-,- In the title event not a fuKH and
'rar lie leads Travers IN tournament c7mpe'l-
ton.
n RhoaHA- a Nr'een-year old golfer from
the Su-'nghav"n Country club has the max
Ing NJ a good player. He is De Lan'ey
e. ho1l hav and his work IN the junior tourua-
7ert was one n the surprises q the Gay;
though not experienced, ne finished R0o1
th'-f in the qualifying round. y" has ter
den~v 20 go un IN the air hH' VIII over
come this after more tournament work.
The yVahzters are through with ROlf FOR he
eas0n None II the Fraakford COUNTRY Club
family hearing that name Will oornre'e N h
event a. Merton tomorrow. clement r, Won
stp~ I-. who won more cups and tFonhil 6
han anv other player in this section frr.n ng
~. r7s' season viii not be seen on thG INKS
ur.u next wear He IS ~HDfain N the In'F1r r.
si,y ~ Pennsylvania soccer team Hn' fNn p
row starts work In this more strenuous s0oEt.
In addition 70 this honor Webster led me
golf team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

Herman Hnfen who has in charge the az
fairs or Harry" Smith. Jack" Palmer and
Etde Rcvore, has matched the latter with
Jim Parry, uf Pittsburgh 10 box ton rounds
10 Baltimore Friday october .. All his bows
are training ar H!uden's gymnasium, Eighth
ami cherry streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

Joe" Horrell but Manager Spatola would not
allow his charge 70 give away the weight
uske! ty ENrre!l. SIatJ.a claims that Howell
Is a legitimate weltyrweight ana ofTers t.
nTove # by putting his boy on the scales At
any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
RnPFD ARENA NOTES

One of the best bouts between utt!e fsl.owl
'1p2rTv' T0land Both these lads are boxing
IN championship form and both are clever anu
hard hllters-
Harry Baker proved an able substitute for
. 40 Mccoy az the National saturday night,
and In several % the six rounds more than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

W. Clark, 3D. drove long ball from the 18th
tee and it bounded across the green and landed
in the open hand OF a spectator. who was walk
ing past. The spectator was considerably
startled and not little puzzled to know what
to do with the ball. but after some hesitaney
he dropped it, and Clark played it from where
It lay Had the man carried It to the groen
AMI dropped It into the cup, what world Of DIS
cusston would have arisen as to whether or not
CLARK had made the hole in one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

KID" Wagner. the elongated wilkes IA RE
midCleweiVht, IS In town looking for u match
With any Of The midd!eweLghts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

held his own with The Allentown battler, The
bout was A hard hitting affair and the hono-s
wen; to McCarron
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

The old car harm a; Forty-hrst and Havor-
ford avenue win I!key be shortly c0uyeriei
into a boxing club. 'Jack'' Burke a we'll
known Ph.lbIclra a sporting man, win be one
Of those IN ntercs;gi ami Jack Hauon will
likely be the matchmaker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

Stories % weird happenings on the rolf course
have come and gone but N seems unlikely th1t
anything more frs4ki D. faF n-eu 't 1-fra n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
slider feine Gpottiionr.

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elm IS. 2un SGmcS ". arnpio. iuu.. D,aru,
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Department fir HifcnnlGe Gcr0clrrnnarn
ilntcrGpartrmrnt oes SiaotsSnacnirnrs;


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D. &clt6 0umptun,
Gorlibcr mo c0nlultrcllocr NuAcnieur.
(Sunil S11.22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Gic @atouol Contention Ser Gcrrinotcu 6rancn.
Clubs wedc oieicr Gage in G6icago ottiauO, bat fid
fir Oos 5raucnitimnredt crfldrt Gas lit elm gepot
ger SicQ Der tSrouen6crcang- &enn lo6c 6rolen IN
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lcbcns preoioen, in ocn SiutcrgrmO 0eOrdngt weroc
pro Is nidt laugc mc6r oaucrt bis ocr 5rou in oen
Scr. Stoofcn politiide @leidbcrcbtiamg nit Dem
Mam acud6rt merocn miro.
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aIe s0g0aIagnIIae germ,Nnnas ogmmIIIon


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Glide 0cr rcpublilaniiden uno progreiltuen Seno.
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ruo 6nouSuciel baben miiiieu. Serr &arbura beiet
oieic Griobrungcn mo 3iuar in b0dltcnl yloBe Als
mendotdcr Banter iudli cr iencs @lcdlen IN pc
itn SaHoc ul0 III praftiibG Gria6rni9 AM Dem uter'
naiioualca ecbicc oeS 9nnfpccs ilbertriit er lille
glber mas III aaer 8elt bat oenn oas meme gant.
ino g8d6rlmaa 5pitcm gu tgun NIT Dem goni0etrieD
as g8iiicdait ooer nit Dem itcrnatioualen Santpe
lcu2 %rattilde Griobungcn III iracuo cincr Saobant
gciammct olicl oeiiiaen; uno 9aufcrs nit ioldet
Grfabrlngca tan y ~ senator 9riiiop BON aaniaS
II aacn Counties lcnes StaatcS uOcn. eor leine
glotbmenoigfct porbouoct Scrrn sar6lr0 5um Nlit-
oeoc ser gc6oroe 81 moden
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Qcr 6ritldle 9remier gIennitd Dad cine drcdIidlc

Der britiidc @rcmicr gSquit6 fat cine idlrctlidJc
Observation-Disclosures auf iid ruben: Sppia goRtburt ole
cole Iodicr Der e0en Ndtcr, mcd)c ms Dor ctlidcn
@onatcn nit i6rcm 9eiud bee6rtc m0 bier oos oiultn
Ocrnolc4 Bud Der Eodcr uerbretetc bat eicrli5 er'
drt c pcroc nidt Spcic unO nidt Eranf 81 iid ncb-
men. bis &crr 9saltt6 e cmpan0cn mo i0r Slnlieaen
iiir 0cpdDrmg oeS 6raucnitimmrcdts angcbort babe
2Dluia wia @ldriprcrin Der ,gtcn Sobc" merOen. Sm
oSciangniB dBt c Die bcr3loic Grcatilr Die @om ge'
nanut miro brc gl6iidlt id on Sooc 5u 6mgcrn nidt
otSi6rcn; IN i6rm cigcncn Scm fam Gcmono lie
1inocrn g9iro Der &remicr oicic nrdltborc &eront
portli6lcit oui dj ne1mcn2 Eir0 cr dJ Ocr @eiabr
oilsctcn or9 SDloia's @ciit bis ans enoe Der @elt
ge6cbt 81 werOcu2 Serr gsqnit0 t6 wobl oorol ieine
Nerueu oriinoId 81 priifen, che cr Sploia iterbcn
ldBt
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Sett brnecn bic 5lcgcr cs idOn ferta i'd GOd Obcu
in Scr 9nit 81 roiiren gSd6rcno e oaS 6lu9eng nit
oc 9cncl cufen bcoroeu oie 9nnDe oaS emieitcn tio
Gle 6i6rnq Oes 9iormciicrs. Us III 5nar tene Moth.
iren0iofe 6orbon0cn fr sic 9usibiing oicier Oebts
uerid0neumosorbet bod obcn in Der S obcr oos poi,
cinem oitrcidii6en 6lieaer ausgef6rtc amtitid be-.
wet ooB oas eenfcn cincs 8ug5c9S nldDt init 0roBon
Sd)picrigeiieu pcrbunOen it,
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Qcr ernnt luf cine lInleriadMa anieIIen 6clanIid

Ser Senat min cinc llntcrindlnng ontelCu 6e3aaIid
Scr @crmen0rla scr glamen pom 9enotoren in &cr6r
6una nit gftiei elmer ogrbeu@eiclitait III Oloro
Carolina. 0rf. 96cr marun nidt ctiruS mcitcr Ac-
6cn2 n oelcn 5toatcn Ser Union 9iebt cS eoIO Gil
bcr aupfer. itno ou0crc 9ergmere nit meI@N bic 9la
men BON Sunoes. 5cnotorcn ocrfniptt ho GS f0nn-
ten picacdjt rcdt ntcrcante E1miodcn bci elmer io
mcitac6cOcu lhtcriudmg ans Saae'ltdt gciorocrt
mer0ell.
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Or. SricOmann'S edwinSIndJtS.Sciicrnm, Son lucl-

Or. 6rcomann'o dmlnolndDfo'Pe'lV'll', uon lucl'
lem ole &et lid Dor onocrt6a6 Sa9rel %ilnoer ocr.
iprad befommt einen 5toB nod Dem dIoerel y'odDOei
fr5lid Die 9erlincr mo oe 9iener Dfeoi5nidle sc.
Iehaft ole Seiltro ocS WlittelS oernelicn bat cBt
old 0c meO5iniibe slbt6cilng OeS gtinllteriums in
Berlin 0ie SeiIfrot ocs gcrunls poltanoa ocrneint
uno smor alif @rlno euae6euoer llnterpd)lm9.