Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-05

New York is going to have women
cops patroling the beats Of the big
city. The photograph shows Captain
Edythe Cotton. first chief OF the
women cops. Police officers are now
drilling squads for active police duty.
nothing to win this war and they
start these rumors TO get on the
nerves of the parents OF the boys at
the front. You should Jump on
these calamity howlers every time
you hear them winding off.
We know how to handle them over
here and we walloped the tar out
of them at Cantigny n will con-
tinue to do so every time we meet
them. 1 wish I could tell you how
they handled those squareheads. but
/ haven't time. We are doing u
share over here and the government
is doing wonderful work and we
don't want to be shot in the back
by a lot OF sneaks spreading these
false reports. Have confidence n
the army for they sure will deliver
the goods and any time you Q
anybody tell how invincible Ger
many Is. jump him, for just as sure
as you are a foot high we viii
mako that bunch look like a coun-
try rube at a swell society affair.
JOE.
John Il. Natoli.
June 6. 1918.
Dear Cousin:-I thought I would
write you a few lines letting you know
that / am we'll. We had a fine o y
age across. At first / thought I was
going TO become seasick. but after a
few days out at sea I felt fine. It took
us quite some time to get over here.
This is a beautiful country and
there is plenty OF scenery. 1t is quite
warm in the day time and cool at
night. II does not get dark here until
10 o'clock.
I'll bet old Amboy looks quite dead
now. I am trying to learn TO speak
French. 1 think l VIII surprise be-
fore / come back to the states. Civ
best regards 10 all the family.
JOHN 70. NATOLI,
S11th Infantry Band. A.. u. F.
Bernard G~oldberger.
June 3. 1918.
Dear Folks:-While out walking
today I met quite n number of Amboy
fellows, 1. Kramer. Sosin, Margaret
ten, etc. We are together now as
much as lssstble.
Yesterday afternoon I went down
and had q bath. 1t was great. After
that I went down q the beach with
the boys for some sport. In the even
ing we took q walk all along the shore.
This afternoon I expect to go to a
theatre and see q show after which I
shall go out for luncheon. Should
you see any OF my friends, please give
them my address and have them write
All mali should be addressed: Pn-
vate Bernard G~oldberger, Company
NJ. s11th Infantry. A. f. f.
Everything Is fine and dandy. The
--a-NA - Sc ,ran Tn foot NAfAWa
could not be much better. As I have
no other news 20 write l will close
with kindest regards 10 you all.
I am, your son and brother.
PVT. BERNARD GOLDBER0ER,
Co. NJ. s11th Inf. A. f. +.
HAROLD CLARK
Paris. Thursday. June 8. 1913.
Dearest Mother and Father,
This is the FIRST letter h a I have
written in the past three weeks, but
II Is all the fault OF those darn
huns" (they are not ft TO capital
ize). We certainly have been on the
90 and ~ 1 could only have a dollar
for every mile that I have covered
buy two Liberty Bonds for each OF
the family. including the dog and the
cat. When / got back a couple Of
days ago ] found about seventeen let
tiers waiting for me so / really ought
10 take a week OF and answer them.
There 10 one consolation. however.
and that Is most OF them were from
home 20 you win have 20 accept n
for the six ] received from you $3.50.
You always want me 70 tell you all
about what / nave been doing. but
tina would never 90. In plain words
In this present drive. and II know"
the Allies have been giving the huns
hell" Everyone Is confident yer
here and sooner or later the kaiser
Is going 20 get stung badly
Ct1 Z tel yes that ! nsst Eddie
Hartman from Perth Afsooy who
" 49, Mr.. Seaman. He
found arth AmboY NEWe