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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Daily Horoscope
Wednesday, August IA, 1918.

Wednesday, August IA, 1918.
(Convright. 1918. by the Mcclure
Newspaper s~yndicate.)
Mercury rules strongly o good
this day, according to astrology, put
saturn and the Sun are adverse.
All the signs seem to oreshaooW
extraordinary power for the press
and for editors and publishers. who
will serve high purposes in dissent
Mating right principles of national life.
AS has been often foretold news
papers and periodicals will bene1t
greatly in the coming months, the
seers again declare, because OF I'M
expected events -,
Mining and mining problems VIII
be much discussed in the next Few
months the stars indicate. but there
&c q sign -presaging a sudden turn in
conditions which Will be most aoVah-
tageous.
While the planets are warning OF a
danger of strikes and labor troubles
adjustments of lasting significance are
foretold.
This is a monacing sway for the
aged, who should conserve thelr
strength.
pear early in the fall u o IsIs
reason unusual attention In sa1e-
Guarding the public health is advised.
This Is not a lucky day to seek pro-
motions or benefits of any sort. Those
who search for employment may De
disappointed.
Nurses, physicians, pharmacists ana
dentists are to be subject to a plen-
etary government that will bring
them honors and recognition. This
prophecy applies also TO the colorea
people who should come into a period
Of many benefits that make for ru-
religious scandals and agitation on
the part of radicals seem to De inoi-
Gated for the autumn.
Accommodation of the navy ana
much ship buildings continue to be
prornosticated. There will be w,
torv in a severe test IN which small
craft as well as larger vessels Will De
engaged. nav
have a troublesome yea that brings
business anxieties. Those VINO ae
employed should be careful.
Children born on this day are IKE
" 10 be clever and industrious. These
subjects of Leo often have TO over
come many obstacles In life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Famous Women


R0AAcAhhAeSp
Flavia Maximiana Faustina was the
second wife of Constantine the Great.
In the year 500 her father took her to
Gaul. where he gave her in marriage
TO the Emperor Constantine. she
vas for q long time a most exemplary
wife and mother. Her devotion to
her husband was such that h even
sacrificed her fathers life to him, at
ter discovering that her parent was
involved in a plot against Constan-
tines life. She las beer accused of
staining the last years of her life by
the commission of many crimes,
among others. that of causing the
death of Crispus, the son of Con-
stantine by a former wife, by MAX
ing false accusations against him.
Constantine revenged himself on
Faustina for having caused his sons
death by having her suffocated in a
warm bath in 327.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Fire Alarm Boxes

22-Raritan Copper Works.
24-Market and sheridan Streets.
25-Emith Street and Central r. r.
2e-Market and First Streets.
e1-MadIson Ave. and Paterson st
2s-High and Lewis Streets
S5-Smith and High Streets.
36-New Brunswick Ave and New 81
27-Smith and State Streets.
l2-Atiantic Terra Gotta Works.
4s-Buckingham Ave and Hartford st
l6-Commerce and Front Streets.
4e+Stats and Washington SITS.
47-High and Washington Streets.
64-State St. and buckingham Ava
6b-Parker 81. and PULASKI Ave.
66-HaiI Ave. and Charles St
b7-State and Wayne Streets.
bs-Near United Lead Works.
be-haurer.
6@Washington and First etrsetA
eS-New Brunswick Ave. and Him 81
64-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
e6-ommerce and state Streets.
7e-Front and Smith Streets.
79-Water and Gordon Btroets.
7l-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
sl-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
s2-mith and Herbert Streets.
s6-Near City Hospital.
s3-Amboy Ave. and Washington ST.
s4-Lehigh Ave-. and Stanford Street.
e5-Near City Hospital.
e4-Neville and tombstone Streets.
s6-Cleveiand and Brace AvenueA
e7-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
e2-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street.
e3-Lawrence and Franois Stress.
ea-Neville and Johnstone Streets.
sb2b-Smith Street and Central p r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
More Stacking.

There r a hundred ways TO slack. and each Is worse than AL
the resti 81 place your burden on your back. and do your stunt with
joyous zest In these grim times employers need the very best their
help a give, II they would keep. up proper speed. and dodge the
bankrupt court and live. II you don't do the best you can TO help
the boss survive the stress you re following a ioathsome plan-the
slaekers spirit you confess This is no time TO loaf and talk. when
there m useful things TO do: IL is no time 20 watch the clock. o
oge III the danes in view. You may have bought a pair n stamps
o IA have bought a bond Dr. three. but % train with the
stacking scamps II you're not busy a a bee This war won't last a
thousand years n may run down before next May and then thereh
be all kinds OF tears for those who Stacked their time away. Your
boss viii say, Augustus Kelp. when wartime troubles made nae yell.
and 1 was needing loyal help. vou were not worth tire boots in Han
nibal. No" And he'll denounce you as a swab. and maybe groom
you with a chair and every pi ace you hunt a job. your stacking
record viii be there. But n you do your duty now. whatever sort Of
place you MI, you'll have the laures o n your brow when we have
picked Kaiser Bill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
UP TO THE WOMEN


II is hard to understand why knit
ting machines in The Red Cross rooms
stand idle day after day when Perth
hboy has so many of her SOM fight
ing in France.
What has come over the women of
Perth Amboy. anyway, that they
should show this indifference?
Mothers, sisters and sweethearts. at
least, one would think, would be work
ing their fingers off doing things for
the comfor of the boys "over there"
Is it possible that all the love and
tenderness came out with the ears
that were shed at the parting, and
now that the boys are in the trenches
there is nothing to hold them dear?
OF course, a mother who had given
part, and perhaps 1t might be claimed
that she has done her share, but If we
may be permitted to try to interpret
a true mothers feelings (and we
doubt If anyone can really do IT. we
would say that she has never done her
share for her boy in her own estima-
ton as long as he is in need and it
is within her power to help him.
Next winter those warm, wooden
socks will be an untold comfort to
the lad who has to stand put the long,
dreary watches in the cold, damp
trenches. Sometimes the boys stand
in water up to their knees and one
can readily imagine what a clean, dry
pair of socks means to them when
they are relieved from duty and re-
turn to their billet.
But If the women back home find
1t too hot or are too indifferent in the
summer to knit the socks for the
boys, we fear the boys will have to
go with cold. wet possibly frozen
feet In the winter.
1t does seerl strange thai with near
ly 1900 boys from Perth Amboy serv-
ing with the colors, that the half
dozen knitting machines in the Red
Gross rooms should stand idle for the
want of someone interested enough in
those boys. to operate them.
When will the women wake up TO
their real part in this war?
The casualty lists are coming in
larger and larger. Do they mean
nothing whatever to the people here
at home?
We would not in the least belittle
those ONE who are, and lave been
ever since the war started. devoting
hours Of their time every week to war
work in one form or another. This
faithful band deserves great credit for
the work thus far accomplished. But
they are a mere handful. especially
those working in the Red Cross rooms,
compared with the great female popu-
lation of the city. Tho task now has
got far beyond the abilities OF the
few women who have been the Red
Cross worker from the beginning. 1t
is time for others, hundreds of others,
to come forward and do their part.
DO 1t for the sake of that boy
'over there"
Tho call is urgent. Perth Amboy
Is far behind in her quota of socks.
and they are supposed to be delivered
September /.
Women. of Perth Amboy. what are
you going to do about 1t?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Apparently the only thing hat
civilization has done for the Germans
is to enable them to discover and
invent new devices Of agony and tor
ment to plague the hapless ~innocents
who chance to fall their victims.
And this is the boosted German
efficiency and kuItur!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Luke sicIuke Says.

Lake McLuke Says.
There Is q lot CT hunbus in life.
Some people will Ttudy h cuts in the
white sale advertisements and OBJ
serve the girls posing in n~ineteen-cent
undervests. But II the word Lin
gerie" Is used in a news Item they
close their eyes in horror.
/ have noticed that the high-brow
who abhors the altogether In real life
will rave over a bunch OF nymphs In q
brook II they IRE done in oil.
II a M is wearing n real nice
lingerie outfit when sire is travelling
she feels safer than a man with an
accident policy.
What has become of the old-fash-
lioned mother who was afraid thai
the baby's yes might shange color
while II was sleeping7
When II comes to Consistency, al
most any woman can tell you thai
ljewelry Is vulgar.
This Is a queer old world In which
we get most OF our pleasure out OF
the things that we can't a1ord.
Many a man who marries a living
picture spends the rest of his life
holiering about the cost of the frame
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Have you ever had charge of a Bu-
reau of Information before?" asked
the General Manager.
NO" replied the applicant for the
position.
Then what qualifications have you
for such a position? ?" asked the ten
eral Manager.
81 am the father of nine boys, re-
piled the applicant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Don't feel depressed, Oldgioryland'
To victory we'll climb;
There is a good time coming, ana
Twill come all in good time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
dmbOy Evening News

Published daily except Sunday by
the PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS
COMPANY, zS4 State St., Perth Amboy,
New Jersey. Phone 400.
J. LOGAN CLEvENGER.......Ed Editor
Subscription Price-By mail. includ-
ing postage and war tax, / month SIS
cents; / year $3.50.
Branch Ohices-New York: F. r.
Northrup. 900 Fifth Ave. Chicago:
Suite 1910. Association Building
II EVENING NEWS Is a member
of the American Newspaper Publishers
Association. Audit Bureau OF Circula-
fion.
Entered at the Perth Amboy Post
Once as Second Glass Matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Bits of By-Play
The truthful Angler.

The biggest Ash he ever caught
Would always writhe and sauirm
And get away. I'll bet it looked
lust like an angle worm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Tragedy.
He thought that she had money
She thought that ne had some
So they both ate their honey
And then Opprobrium-
-Pendemonium.
-Sanatorium.
-Lauranum.
@Crematortum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Experience Is the best teacher
observed the Sake.
"Then II is only natural that she
should also be the most expensive
commented the FOOL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Qualified

But every man with whom you oeai
Is looking for the best Of II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

He surely is a timesome mutt,
I speak OF Oswald Dlaw;
He thinks he is a rare man.. u
His friends think he Is raw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Gather around, girls. while we In
troduce you TO the Arm Of Honey q
Candy. Edgar T. Honey and Henry
Candy are financial brokers and have
an once al 2 Rector street. New York
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

know that some men woaldn'
steal,
They're square. and all the res o.
II;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Homes seems to be a mighty popu-
lar fellow" said Smith.
'He is" replied Brown. when ne
looks at another mans virtues ne
ueses a telescope; and when he looks
at another mans faults. he reVeres
the telescope n looks through the
! other end"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Ask your own physician.
HE knows the grave danger in
impure, unclean milk.


he knows the only safe milk Is
certified.
BE viii tell you why.
Wood Brook milk Is certified
by the Medical MIX Commits
sion of Union County Number
-Four. The members Of this
commission are Ave physicians
In whom you have the utmost
confidence.
Their oertification Of Wood
Brook Milk Is all that need be
said. IT'S SAFE.
Ask your own physician
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Makes a Difference.

Makes a Difference.
The world is small If you would Dodge
A man to whom some coin is due.
But it's q mighty big place when
You're hunting someone who owe
you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Mean Cuss

your face will always light my way.
Said Algernon to Maude.
She never knew he meant to say
That she was lantern-Jawed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Mean Brutei

ut Is strange to me that more
women do not go In for aviation" re-
marked Mrs. Gabb.
"It is strange" agreed Mr.. Gabb
'sThey all have a tendency to go up IN
the air on the slightest p~rovocation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Builders and Contractors Directory

wire From Ounce Of Platinum.
Platinum Il 20 ductile that 3 wire
Ie0o niles long could be drawn from
a single Troy ounce az the metal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Names Is Names.
Cole Ashe lives in Sherbrooke. Cam
ada.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Wil1ie-Paw. what is q critical SIT
uation7
Paw-rhe one held by a dramatic
editor. my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Never say you are handicapped II
life. Remember the best horse al
ways carries top weight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

my auto burns the wind" said he
/ speak of Chauffeur Breen:
And II lie very strange TO me
Why he buys gasoline.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Copyright. 1918. by the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13
Visitors Always Welcomed
WOOD BROOK R
METUcHEN, N. J.

Orders received at Seaman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth An
boy 200 or phone direct 70 the
farm.
No. 40 Ketnchen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-13

Fare:Why do YOU call your horse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15
cINNOST NEMECKYCH PO-
NOREK OCHABUJE.

Pariz, ID. srpna. Ia uplynn
~ mesic cervenec bylo potopc-
no nepratelskymi ponorkami
spojeneckych neutralnich 10
di O snosnosti 100000 tun v
temze mesici bylo roku lonske-
no podobnym zpGsobem znicc-
no 534,839 tun. Znacne ubyva-
nj lodnich ztrat nahrazeno ie
V daleko vetSi mire move posta
venymi lodemi,' hlavne v ameri.
ckych lodenicfch. We spojene-
ckych zemfch spusteno bylo "a
cervenec 1913 celkem 100000
tun. Ztraty spojeneckych lodi
jsou v roce o polovinu mensi
nezli byly roku minuleho.
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STALL Sc OBETf BANDITt,

El Paso, Tex. - Sestadvacct
cestujicich a 40 vojinu, tvori-
cich straz vlaku o sile so mu-
zd, bylo usmrceno a 70 vo.iinil
a civilistd bylo poraneno. kdyz
severnim smerem jedouci vlak
Mexican Central drahy byl pre-
paden bandou lupicd u Consul
elo, Chihuahua, SO mil ma jih
cd Chihuahua City, Mexiko. v
lupicich poznani stoupenci Viii
lovi, kterym v cele stal Martha
Lobez. Ostatni cestujicf zachra
nil Sc dtekem. Mrtvoly byly o.
brany o odev a vse, co vubec
melo jakou cenu. Vojensky
vlak sc silnou posilou byl w.
praven ma ono mfsto, odkud "a
hajeno bylo pax pronasledova
nj a stihani banditH.
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z URADOVNY CES. MAR.
SDRUzENf.

Pan Vaclav bort uspofadal
sbirku mezi svymi znamymi,
ktera vynesla $54.45. Nasledu-
jici prispeli:
Emil Plantner 25c, Peter Ne
podal 81, Otto Hrabak soc, Fr.
Jonak soc, Josef Vanek soc, j.
A. Thomas soc, Frank Masck
soc, Anton Lisy soc, Marie Pc
'chova. Csc, Frank Lisy $1.5O,
Mike Vasko soc, Emanuel Ku-
basta soc, Vaclav bort soc, &c
orge Hess soc, Vac. Kunc 81,
Josef Wesley 81, Vac. Honcik
81, Ladislav Brantl 81, Emil
Koutansky 81, Chas. J. Krejci
SOC, Alois Hrabak soc, l.. Pri-
kryl soc, Josef Masa soc, FIR.
Flercham soc, Bedrich Pies
mid SOC, Josef Levy soc, Kate
,rina Kysela $5, Vaclav Sladky
50, Frank Ovcacek 81, Josef
Musil So, John Wild soc, Frank
Hudecek SO ctu, Cahrles Kit
son SO ctG, Charles Nepodal
81, J. Hruby 81, F. J. Pekoc So
Erben Schbohm 81, Hrabak Ka
rel soc, Henry Laubachr Csc,
Matej Krivan 25c, John H. Lu
theran 81. A. Stehlik soc, VIM.
Nesbitt soc, Allen Kalan Csc,
Marg. Prenosil soc, Louis F.
Vlach 81, Anna Havelka soc,
Marie Novotny 81, j. Kupka
25c, V. Kapicka soc, Joseph
Pad soc, Jan Zubek soc, JOS.
Schmelan soc, Mrs. F. Soika
81, John Koren soc, Vaclav Ur
ban soc, Emil Klimes soc, Emil
Plantner 25c, Joe Kasa Csc, V.
Benda SOC, Marie Suchl soc, J.
stefanek 81, Jos. Bergman soc
Josef Pavlik 25c, Jan Pezde-
rak Csc, Josef Maholek Csc, P.
Kopcak SOC, Martin Skalla soc
Paul Klebak Csc, Imrich Imat-
ka soc, Imrich Horinka soc, J.
Frank Csc, Louis Bikovsky so
c, l. F. Rezac soc, Rudolf Ger
81.
Pfijal dfky kvituje
Jos. Masek, tai.
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zlVELNf BOUkE.

Filadelfie, ID. srpna. - Ia
|velke boure radici v Pennsyl.
vanii zabito bylo bleskcm sest
osob a celia fada jich zranena
Dochazi tez zpravy ,velkych
skodach rozpoutanym zivlen
zp1sobenych. We Wilkesbarrt
zabiti diva muzi a sta domI '
1doli Wyoming zbaveno strech
Sklepy byly zatopeny a povod
nj prerusena v nekterych mi.
stech doprava: v Harrisburgu
zabiti diva muzi a jeden v Old
Forge.
Hurykanu podobna boure
smetla v Pottsville tovarnu ma
Eosile a obydelne staveni pri
cerz povazlive zraneno sest o.
sob. Take v Delaware byl "a.
bit bleskem muz a nekolik IRA.
memo.
New York, Ia. srpna. - Vel
ke skody zde natropila vetrnd
boufe. CHI bitevnice kotvici na
Hudsonu byla utrzena a hnd
ma bezmocne proti skalnatemu
bfehu, sest vlecnych parnik0
odtahlo valecnou LODI velkou
namahou do prostred reky. vi.
tt, zejmena ma newyorske stra
ne bral strechy, rval stromy 2
korenG a roztriStil znacny po.
Get oxen.
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LUDENDORFF Lfcf Sc v RO.
LIVITEZE.

Londyn, IA. srpna. = Berlin
sky zpravodaj mnichovske Post
pise: 'Tehoz dpe, kdy Luden-
dorff Sc primal, re nase strate
gicke plany, selhaly ma Marne,
pronesl v Hamburku rec, We kite
re pravil, ze turecky attache
prave mu sdelil, re povazuje bi
tvn ma Marne "a nemecke vitez
stvi." Zpravodaj pridava pax
rekolik poznamek o "pokusech
jistych officielnfch kruhG, zata-
jiti pravdu nemeckemu lidu,
kterezto pokusy natropily mno-
no zla a jsou z vetsi miry zod-
lovedny "a nynejsi roztrpceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

USPORNE ZNAMKY MA
VYSTAVE.

Ceny ma hackovanou praci
ma prumyslove vystave v Edge
water parku jsou urceny valec
ne usporne znamky. Pro priji-
mani predmetu byla ustanove-
ma pi. P. LaFramboise, zoos De
troit ave.
Ma den otevreni vystavy 21.
srpna bude velka parada okra-
slenych automobile a truk1.
Parada zapocne v poledne a bu
de projizdet celym mestem
predmestim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15
OHEN VYHNAL RODINU.

Walter Fay, 2463 Broadway
Sc v noci probudil spozoro-
val, re jeho dun jest kourem
naplnen a zadni cast domu V
plamenech. Vzbudil zenu i de-
tt, kteri Sc zachranili utekem
ma ulici. Ztrata ohn6m zpIsobe
na Sc odhaduje ma 5000.
NeZnamym zpusobem v noci
vznikl ohen v konirne Jakuba
Schlachetta, 1901 Orange ave-,
kde uhofeli diva kone. Schla.
chett 81 odhaduje ztratu ma
425 dollarG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

DO Charity nemocnice byl
vcera dopraven Harold J. Ford
2 roku, 1927 Prospect ave-, kite
ry byl desne porezan ma prsou
a ma rukou hadce pri hrani
kulecnlku. Poljcie hleda jeho
ltOCnlka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15
PET BANDITU UKRADLO
HODINKY.

Frank Novak, 34O6 vych. 4G
.ul., byl vcera vecer prepaden
. oloupen o zlate hodinky.
Asi "a hodinu ii sami bandi-
tt prepadli Homer Bulla, 1900
Prospect ave. a wall mu hodin
KY a zlatou jehlici. Bull podal
zpravu policii a pozdeji straz-
nici Block, Klugelr a Karlovec
vSech pet banditu zatkli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

PRODA Sc dun o 6 pokonch
S p6knym Totem, V elsie $500
Friend ave., blize zastavky 10
A. b. c. kary, Bedford, O., "a
pficinou koupe fanny. Je
tam slepicnik, voda. plyn, elek-
trika, ma lote kv6tiny a zeleni-
ma, vubec. vse pekne zariz emo.
Majetek je pouze 3 minuty od
kary. Blizsl Sc sdeli tamtez.
S-1T
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FARMY MA PRODEJ.

.Farma o 68 akrech, dobra i.
rodna Zeme, velka mlada "a.
hrada, dobry dunn, bare, les,
naleza Sc 5 mil "a Bedford, re
stopu 43 "A. B. C. linie. Cena
$1,000. a.
Farma o 16. akrech, dobr6
urodne zeme, hodici Sc: pro ze-
linarstvi, dobry dGm ban9.
dost vOdy po cely rok, 8 mil "a
Bedford, cena $4,000.
Dale mann velkou radu il
nych farem ma prodej neb na
vymenu, navstivte mne Josef
Pschota, pozemkovy jednatel,
5319 Hamm ave. 4?
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DfVKA Sc UTOPIA.

Evelyn Assad, II roku, 63S
Bolivar rd. Sc vcera utopila v
.potoku u Chippewa creek po
blize Brecksviile. Divka tam
prijela We spolecnosti ma vylet.
Jeji telo bylo dopraveno do O.
llresni marnice.
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PRODA Sc dun o sedmi poko-
Jlch Ia pricinou odjezdu me-
sta. koupelna, fernes a vSe DO
hOdlne zarizenO. Hlasta Sc V &.
1916 Angelus ave-, blize e.
lol u. V COrlett 8-l7
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ZNAMEN1TA WKONNOST
VOZNIC v PIKARDu.

Londyn, IA. srpna. - Jak
jiz sdeleno, bitevni voznice, We
like male, tyto posledni zvone
"biciky," vykonaly velike sfuz
o. v bojlch ma fronte Pikardii.
Vjedne vesnici ma jih cd silni-
&c Amiens Roye posEala postu-
pujici francouzska pechota Bri
tdm signal, ze nemdze dale, ma
sledkem prudke palby strojo-
vych pusek mestecka. Pet
hrmotnych obrnenych netvorn
Sc vydalo ma cestu a privalily Sc
primo do mestecka.. Jejich muz
stva objevila, ze domy jsou pl-
ny NemcI, strilejicich re strojo
vych pusek, hlavne z prvniho
patra. Jedna voznice postoupila
pomalu proti jednomu staveni,
z nehoz krupobiti kuIi re stro-
]ovych pusek odrazelo sc ne
skodne jeff ocelove boky. Pc
vyzvedach ma kratkou vzdale-
most, voznice couvla a pax sc
rozjela. Jeji nesmfrra vaha roz
drtila celou budovu voznice
rokracovala v jizde, az cele sta
veni bylo ma plocho rozvaleno i
Sc strojovymi strelci. Po tomto
1spechu, ctyri ostatni voznice
pustily Sc do jinych domu a "a
kratko vsech devet improvsova
nych tvrzi bylo srovnano Sc ze-
mi. Tim spIsobem byla rozdrce
ma celia vesnice Sc vsemi nepra
tell il drzicimi.
Kdyz francouzska pechota,
ktera zdstala stati, az briticke
voznice vycisti cestu, vydala Sc
opet ku predu, nenarazila ma
zadny odpor. Nemci ma druhe
strane mestecka, kterl pozoro-
vail v nevyslovne hrGze strasli
w vyjev, prchli v 1desu. Nemec
tt zajatci Sc vychloubali re je-
jich armada jest nyni opatrena
rovymi rucnicemi prot vozni
cim. strilejicimi velke projekti-
ly. velike prdrazni silly. Aktuel
nj utkani, s temito rucnicemi a.
vsak ukazalo, re jsou, re jsou
naprosto bezmocne vdci vozni-
elm. Nekolik techto zbrani bylo
ukoristeno Brity. Behem postu-
pu vychodne cd Rosieres, britt
cka jizda postal do zadu vzkaz
ze nemGze pokracovati nasled-
KEN prudke palby z lesika ma
proti sobe. Nekolik rychlych ma
iych voznic vyhrnulo Sc ma les,
ale Nemci vidouce je prijizdeti
dali Sc ma ltek, co Jim nohy sta
Gil. To poskytlo prilezitost jfz-
de tato podnikla dtok ma ne
rii,ele, jenz Sc marne pokousel
o obranu. N6mci byli koseni v
pravo V levo..a 700 jich zajato.
Jestlize Nemci zakusili svizele
Sc spojeneckou pechotou arti
lerii, pax spojenecka .jfzda a
zvlaste voznice pripravuji Jim
hotove peklo.