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Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14

congressional candidate, showing 4
loss or 153 votel In Beach Haven,
| 1t was claimed, 155 voters were regfss
tered, 125 voted generally and mines
ty-f1ve voted for a congressional cam
didate. The total congressional vote
! in ocean was given as follows: Car
| son, ESQ; Scully, /. 969.
IN reference to charges made by
some of his Republican opponents
that he was trying to steal the cleo
ton, Congressman Scully said today
that statement was untrue and unjust
de said: That's just what 1 want
10 90; don't want any stealing and
don't want the election stolen from
me. You must have noticed that the
count In Ocean has been shifting SO
rapidly that it has been difficult to
keep track Of
During the canvass In Ocean yester.
day AFTERNOON and last night the Demx
ocrats refused to count votes cast In
Beach Haven and in the west dist
r1ct of Dover in Toms River village
The Republicans insisted that the
votes should not be thrown out. This
refusal on the part of the Democrats
resulted from the failure of election Of
hcers to write out the number of votes
cast
Mr.. Carson is reported to have be-
he sent telegram to Mr. Scully and
then went to Ocean county last night.
He addressed the congressman as foN
lows:
Lawyers A. ]. B. Stokes and T. ",
Arrowsmith. claiming to represent
you. insist on disfranchising ninety{
five votes In Beach Haven and s0(
votes in Toms River by having tho
County Board of Canyassers refuse II
count the returns from these two dis
tricts. Do you stand for this disfrans
chisement of 400 legal voters?"
Mr.. Scully replied substantially II
follows:
Your telegram received. I have no
desire to disfranchise any legal voter,
My personal interests are guarded bJ
attorneys and as they are better qual4
flied upon the issue of law than am
their opinion stands over mine"
Mr.. Scully's legal representative
claimed during the deadlock that the
Democratic canvassers were absos
lutely right. according to law, to re-
fuse to count the votes not properly
entered upoHth the eleetioH 1fn!
sheets - = y -. -4l
Mr.. ,Jeffry. representing M eIf
Is reported to have become verJ
wrathy over what he called an attempt
to steal the election.
ih0 oodiuS VI NdhNdSSeIS III MlQ~
dlesex and Monmouth counties yes
terday ratified the returns in those
counties as previously given. The re-
turns left Mr.. Carson a winner in the
district by but eleven votes.
1t was stated by leading Democrats
Of the county that the expense of the
recount in event of defeat would be
borne by Mr.. Scully, and that in event
of victory for him, it would be car
ried by the three counties of the dis
trict. Under the law. applications
for recount must be made separately
in each county, and there cannot be
recount in one or two counties
alone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
ENGLAND SAYS SHE HAS RIGHT
TO LIMIT TRADE OF SUBJECTS
IpecioI By United Press Wire.

Washington Nov. 14.-Great Brit
ain insists she has the right to limit
the trade Of British subjects. This Is
the tenor Of the British reply to the
American protest against the black
list, it was learned today. The reply
will be made public tomorrow by the
British foreign office and the State De-
partment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Believe Crisis Passed.

BY CAftI w. CkERMAN,
Omitted Press Correspondence
Prince, Rupprecht Headquarters
the Western Front, via Berlin and
Sayville, Nov. 14-Germany believes
the Somme crisis has passed. The be-
lief is based on the unshakable and
unanimous opinion of the men who
have borne the hammering Allied
blows, that the entente Allies can
never break through these lines of
steel and cement above and below
ground. Furthermore, it is pointed
out.that success in pushing the Ger
man lines out of France and Belgium
would make the occupied sections of
these countries shamble-a no
mans land, made such by French,
British and Belgian guns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
One Killed In Wreck.

Charlottesville. Va. Nov 14-Engi-
neer ]. J.. Goodwin was killed and
Fireman Edward Trumbull badly
scalded today when a southern rail-
way through train. northbound,
crashed into string of freight cars,
which had drifted on siding. block
aiding the main line. No passengers
were injured. :,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Classified Columns Bring Results
KLEIN s AUTO WRECKING SHOP
1S6 Fayette Street. Perth Amboy, N. j

Perth Amboy, N. j., November II, 1916.
Perth Amboy Evening News
Perth Amboy, N j..
Gentlemen:
Tn the short time of two months while Ads
running in the advertising columns of valued paper we
have purchased wrecked 90 old and have sold
thousands of dollars old supplies and parts
While reservng OF the credit for ourselves
for handling in straight honest and business
like manner will not lose the opportunity to give to you the
greater part credit and than satisfied to ac
knowledge the exceptional good RESULTS and excellent SER
VICE furnished through ADVERTISING in THE EVENING
NEWS.
Yours very respectfully,
KLEIN AUTO WRECKING SHOP,
Joseph P Klein Prop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
R. R. CASE CRISIS
ST|RS WASHINGTON
Is Regarded as Serious as Be-
fore EIection-R. R. Men
Say They Elected Wilson.
Special sy unstsd Pre-. Wsr..

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE railroad
question loomed up again today as
threatening as it did on the closing
day congress. Conferences in New
York between railroad and brother
hood heads over the operation of Ad-
amson law. providing the eight hour
day. having failed. to bring an agree
ment the administration Is keeping a
close watch on developments It is
the belief here that no complete dis
agreement can result between the en-
ployers and men with a consequent
renewed call for a strike without in
reference by President Wilson. The
question of strike prevention is ex-
pected to be foremost among those
discussed by the joint house and SEN
ate committee, headed by Senator
Newlands, when it begins meeting
here next Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
DRIVE GERMANS
FROM 8 TOWNS
81
Heavily Fortified German Lines
are Facing Violent Allied
Attacks.
1900 GERMANS TAKEN
New Advance is Made on
Beaucourt-S -Sur-Ancre, is
Claim of London.
Special bv United Press Wire.

Berlin (Via Sayville), Nov. IL
Evacuation of Beaumont, Hamel, and
st. Pierre was announced by the war
Office today. The official statement
also said 'our tenacious defence caus-
ed us considerable losses" but declare
the British also suffered considerable
sacrifices"
/. Special BY United Press Wire.
London, Nov. 14:-The British on
the Ancre today continued their sue
cessful smash against the heavily
fortified German lines.
The war Office now reports progress
at Beaucourt- -Sur-Ancre, where 1000
Germans were taken prisoners. Bit
ter fighting was going on In the out
skirts of the town. The announce
ment which told Of the new advance
at Beaucourt-S said the
storming of Beaumont-H -Hamel VIII
lagos had been completely successful.
Yesterdays advance, including to-
days consolidation was on front OF
more than five miles and to depth at
some points of more than 1000 yards.
Each attack was preceded by cur
tain fire, which the German prisoners
say was the most terrible of any hall
of metal that has been facedson any
front Military experts here expected
the greatest show of resistance about
Beaumont -Hamel since any further
advances by British forces there will
seriously threaten the Miraumont, less
than one mile east and directly on the
road to Bapaume.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Cold Due Tonight.
0DecioJ bu Untted Press Wire.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE blast of
winter may be expected to sweep the
entire north and middle Atlantic states
tonight and tomorrow with general
freezing weather. the government fore
caster announced today. Record break
ing cold has set in in many sections of
the west. extending as far south as
Texas II was said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DIES

Washington. Nov 14:-Former
Congressman Henry George. Jr., died
here today. George, son of the great
single tax advocate and himself one
of the leading exponents of the
theory, had been in poor health for
several years. The funeral will be
held in Greenwood cemetery In New
York Thursday at p. M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
WEAVER MUCH BETTER

The condition of w. Guy Weaver, of
Rector street, who is at the local hos
pital following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, is Improving daily. 1t was
announced at the hospital this after
noon. ~M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Roumanians Forced Back.
l0eo{nl k0 fhA ECENTN9 NEWH

Petrograd, Nov. 14-Roumanian
forces defending the districts about
Rotenturm path, have been forced
back under persistent enemy attacks
in the Alt river region, the war Office
announced today. Teuton attacks in
the Jieul valley resulted in the cap
ture of the village of Dubbeshti. The
Dobrudja situation remains unchang-
ed, the statement said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
LOCAL MURDER TRIAL IS
POSTPONED FROM TOMORROW
Special to the EVENING NEws.

Special to the EVENING NEWn.
New Brunswick, Nov. 14:-At the
request of Prosecutor Joseph e.
Stricken, the trial of Thomas Gum
and Edith Royster. colored, of Perth
Amboy, charged with manslaughter,
has been postponed by Judge James
]. Bergen. The trial was scheduled
to be held tomorrow, but will prob
ably now be held within ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
APPLICATION FOR RECOUNT
Of SCULLY-CARSON VOTE;
QUESTION VOTE IN So. AMBOY

Ocean County Democratic Canyassers Give h SAYS County
Clerk, but ScuIy Says This Morning That Deadlock Still
Exists on Alleged Discrepancies in Vote at Toms River
County Court Reiterates Backing Down of Democratic
Canvassers-AH Returns in at 4:30 This Mornino.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14

sTEIN-BLOCH SMART CLOTHES
| FOR MEN ARE SOLD ONLY AT JOHN
TER ST. NOME BETTER MADE.
| 4731-11-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
HUGHES STILL LEADS IN
MINNESOTA VOTE TODAY
spec,a, by Unsted pre.s Wire.

| St. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 14.-With
ten precincts missing Hughes led Will
son in Minnesota at noon today by 1913.
Hughes had 179,463, Wilson 179.340.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Rcyerscs for Roumanians

SpecfGi bu United s.ress Wsr~.
Berlin, via Sayville, Nov. 14:-Two
reverses for Roumanians were an
nounced in today's war office state-
ment regarding fighting on the east
ern front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14

YOU SHOULD GET ACQUAINTED
WITH THE JOHNNY SLOBODIEN
STORES STYLE LEADERS IN MEMS
CLOTHES. 4731-11-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14
Many Aeroplanes Lost.

Special by United Press Wire
Berlin (via Sayville) Uov 14-Seven
teen German and 104 Allied aero
planes were destroyed during the Oc-
tober fighting on all fronts, the war
Office announced today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14

PERTH AMBOY's BEST MEMS
STORES - JOHNNY DLOB0DIENsS,
1Do-4 STATE IN SEE WINDOWS FOn|
FART or PROOF. 47s1-11-14-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-14

/ am able to serve my customers AZ
before my illness Peter Barber. shoe
maker. ss6 State 81. 45S9-117-11te
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bic onbsrs abbsbsa, ben Gaber iImI6lassn
unb bur95iebet miiHs, Danlit Elm ipeines.
cIaftifhes @siptbs sntfebs. s5lma ddtste
ailfmertIdin auf iebes ihrer @ortt unb
bssriif Isidt uEb fdnsI bic nsue, babfdt
ar6eit. Dantbar sirpTine lie bds Strids
ssus ous Der 6dnS 6er giitieen GSes, bitfs
tiibts iie frsunOlid auf bic Stirn unb
psrI9mdnb.
glls nun bic Dlutter bes tIeiRsn Mdbs
dens in bic Stubs trat, ba ssigte lift
bieiss jltbelno bos erhdlieDe @efnent, unb
bic M1utter lG4tlts, ipet[ ibr WunTd 70
raid in @rfiiIltng gsgungsn mar. 5lmn
abr Itridte unb Iridte. bic GtriimpFdsn
ipiigbIen liiiier ibren fleibiesH 6dnDen
inS tpurbsu immer finger, BIS iie an ibre
fleinefi }iib9en pnbten. limb ba mar aud
bas Gjarn slt Gnbe, unb als iim oer lsbts
iydben dbfpideite ba rollte eiHe iLeins,
solbsns Gusel Ghf ben Bnbsn. SIma
biidtt iic6 hona9, i'm re altf3ubeben, bu
iprdns bic, augsl III ibrer Saa6 BON feIbit
ailf, iln0 beralis flog siu fleirer goesl nit
fhiusrnbem GsFisbtr unb ftbts fin duf
bic syeniterbont bidE neben BEN Eager bes
Sinbes. sslmd tloiI6te bor Greube in
bic 6Gnbe, unb ais Der Wogsf ben Sanus
bel Dffnste. ba9ts iis: Run mir er
fiagcn!" a6er er fang niaE ionbsrn fling
an gu Tprstbsn unb sr5G6lts biibIde Ges
iaidtsn nnb Mldr6sn ral6, tplirbe mic
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gas 2adrdea pom StriGen.

Wpr Idneen Ldngen Sabre, ais man
Nielts nom Bidt tannl,, mas bsiii5utdee
az ben esip5bnlihIieH Diuesn geb1rt,
lpcrunter aud bos Gtridm al re6nen
1T, ba Iebte sinniaf Elm fIsints, artiaes
WlGbdsn, Ramsns SInd. Seine Glfsrn
inarsn sirnr Mot reid, ubsr fs bdttsn
bp9 ibr binrei9enbss 2lnstommen unb
Iebttn nit ibtem eir5isea Sinbe iebr 5us
frieben uno eIiidIid1.
Do brad ouf sinniol in ber Gtaoi, in'
fpeI1tr Ic ipobnten, cine bofe arontbeit
aus, an Der bisle Ginber Itcrbsn, nnb aud
Slmn, bic srii iebs Sabre aft mar, ipnrbe
bnpUn sreriff,n. Gle iturb stpar nidbt,
icnbsrh sr6olte Iitb IaneIdm tpisbtr, 0btr
iis blisb fAnah mb balfIus fir ibr
edr5,s Qebtu, bsnn lire geinAen tpdrsn
iufOlse Der ldiperen aruutbeit edn8Iih
geIdbmt. Da lag nun bic anne SSImd olf
BEN Gpfa in ber Ndhe bes 5snlisrs anb
fab traurig ben 3ininsl an; iie tonute
nihs dlfItebeu pnb brouBen duf Der
@trabee NIT ben onberh ssinbern fpisltn
cher TN uabsn @aIbc gIpmen unb 9eeren
pfIiidsn. Die 2dngelpeile plugte iie iebr,
bes eipieen 9iIberbaitbens tpuroe lie bulb
nii6e. un0 bic pielen Gpisls. bic man iebt
BAT, nm iif aud i'm 2ieesn uub SiBen
biz 3eit bduiit al perirsibsn. CAB es bus
mais nod aiat. SIRE Wluittr fdnn Ders
geblid Hah, pomit iis ibr trantss ainb
befddftiseI ioIlc. GiHes absnbs fab iie
nit ibrem Manne oiiF ber gant Dor ber
9oustiir unb iaets betriibt: .Gs niiBts
ipirtli9 cine neue 2tr6eit srIunbeu ipsrSsH,
bic Slnd leidlt un6 DbHt anlirsneung
pollbrinesn tSnnte. henn gum Rdben lit
iie nod 5n jung. nnb BEL Dem etpigen
WHbigIisgeH fpirb iie snn3 berbriebIidh
Hnb iibelIaunig.1 - Wa9rI9einli1 bate
cine eiities see bieIe Morte gsbott, benn
in bemIslbtn Mueenblid fiillie li1 bcs
3iHmer, in Oem ssIma uIein 5uriidges
blieben mar, nit elmer buftieen MoIie.
unb bdrous berpor Idpsbte eiHe l91He,
funfte f5rau in Iungeil, faltiSeH @epdns
bern. Sic bislt in Der 9dn6 Elm runbes
snGul, aus psi9en, IdnesipsiBeu sS1beR
esfpideIt, uRb barin fsdten fiinf golbsne
Rubelu Die fhOne see betgte iidb 5u
nem irnntsn sfinhe unb lehrte ibul, bon
bsm @arns G6Iingea auF bic soI6ene
Na6sl Issen unS bieIe Sdnn 3u elmer gunz
DiiIs berbinben. Dann 5eigte ls ibm.
fDit man bic @loldsit DoH sinsr BABEL aitf
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Sals, c9of ltno @arten.

IraugsIcffe miiIfeu BEN ausssTuusien 9os
ben 3ussfiihrt iperbeH, bumit bic gfluHssH
fitb bis sum Ginfritt bss gDinters tpieber
gut sstrdftiet baben.
Sci Der glnIoge nener 8este ilinmt
man sum gfldnssn bic ausIdufer, BIZ
om nddften an Der MluttsrpFlunSe ffebsu.
Die nsusn 9eete mHfen dber 5nr Be-
pflua5alg porgerintet iper6en unb bier6ti
III al beadisn, bab bic Grbbesre sinea
lpdsrsn, nahrbdften 9obsn bednIpru9t
Ganbigsn 9o0en biingt man init Sub
trng, Itbtpsrsn NIT pfsrbeouag. gnbe
9ttobtr Bis geppenlber beItrsut man bic
8sett nit flrSem DiiHger, bat uber bdbei
horuuf 5u adten. bob btr Diinger niht
III bic SsrasR Der pIIdn3sn fOmnii. sSm
s5rHbiabr ipirb bann btr @iinast unIers
gebddt.
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beren 3tpiebsln I'M Mai-5uni nGbiten
sSdhrss bsraneeiDdhfen ftnb.
qllle Riidsntrdliter fhnetbet man iest
DOT bsr gIiits, biinbeit ite unb bdnet baHn
bic 9iinbel luftis unb buIbi6utiis naf.
Tim iunse Geblinsc fiirs iommenbe
0riihidbr ~ bdben, beginnt man NIT ber
Musiadt BON Bluusfis, Biriigs unb MeiBs
fobl. SpIlen bic pflun5tn frdftis tpers
ben, iinb iie ipbdIb fuie mDgli9 5u piiies
rsn.
SIN Sbifadrten TT bic 8eerensrnts Be-
enbet. g,ie Sritbe, bic gftrdeen haben,
lDerben mad MSsli6fett fortgsfdnitien,
benn iie trdgsn ni1t fuieber. tuObI dbsr bic
G9SBlinss, bic in bieTen Sabre trfthiensn
Fnb.
gln ben 9bFbGumen iinb bic nit 5rii4s
ten beLnbenen 3peige au itiiben. Galcbit
barf ni9t liegea bleiben, ioq aud nfGt
alf ben 2Duppithnufen tudrbern, benn
bier idliipfsn bic 9bitmaben aug, graben
fi4 I'm 8oheu Elm, berpuppen iib bier nnc
erfneinen bann i'm ndmitsH Sabre in irts
mer erOberen Gdartn dIs 0bftfsinbs
Der aampf gspen bds lInss5iefer bdrf
iiber1aupt MI, ruben, beTpnbers iab es
itbt be 9giladtitfIdHjatdtT, DE giduptn bsT
ao1lneiBIines lnb Der aohIeule, beren
9ertilgins bisl gu ftbdffen mu6t. au9
bic gfingsIlpinner fiub an Der arbeit, ite
fleben ihre Gip1tste I'M bic 3lpeige, bic
bier dIs 3ipeigbtr6idungen srfdeinert.
airTdsns, gfirFhs nnb qfluumsnbdnnie
.perben bon linen befonbers beimetfidt.
$50 1olde Gierpatete tpnbrsenrmmtH iDers
ben, iInb fie 5u pernibtee.
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Hsge ber 8lnnisubtete gtabiDien = Grbbttrpan5nns.
GtmHisgarteH mo cbitSarten I'M SaIi -aHsHit.

gDfnn man ji6 i'm tleinsn 6aussarttn
N Der 9aegsl auh NIT GotnmttbIumin
fiir bic BettbepfIdn3ang Degniigt 70 bIeibt
bier unb bort bod nod ein Beet frei,
iueInts nit gppfpTlanasn bsiebt ipirb.
bic iibts Minltr i'm 3imHer 9epEltgt lpsrs
ban, Du btefe Yflnnsen uid1t dllsgstopit
fperbtn, 1T es iin0tig, bds fir f. be-
Jimmie Beet teionbers borsurinten. Gut
rub droe6rc6t 1T ~, bsim GiHIentsn her
9opfs dnf ben 9o6en bes dltsatlDorfenen
2oAss einsn 9luutsnunterTsber berlsbrt
5u kgen uilD Guf thn ben zupf 5n iteasn.
man Derbinbsrt hnbur1 bos Ginbriugen
Der RsgsnipiirHier IN ben gIumentOpf.
;;Jiir iDi9s 8gsGbspfiunsung iui SDns
nler tann iiinf cllts gebrauten, mas gss
w0bnlit1 i'm 9itnnsr fultipieri nirb:
OIsdnber, qprbeer, MnrteH, M5dletn, pss
Iargonien, sJunEitf, 9eeonitn etc. Dis
h6dften bon bisIm 9flun5en srbnItsn
ibrtn 4IaB in bsr Mlitts bes 9tstss, bi.
riebrigfEen unb iIeiniten fculmen an ben
Ranb. fpbdB mad bisr su. bon htr Mitts
aus, eine oIImdbli9e Mbbdmung sniitebt.
Dds annse Beet fam NIT elmer EinFdis
ilinssbIunis, bic onesfdt tuirb. abgsgrsnSt
tpsr6en.
GiHige ScpfgsfDd1ie Dsrtrdgen nidt
nur bds Qlastppftn fOnbsrn Elm ioInfs
trdgt febr 5p ibreil glltsn @sbeihen BEL,
Dd fie in ben SnmrlerrnDn1ten I'M freien
2dnhe ngue NdbritcIft In Iidb dufnsbnen
rnb iid Ionit INNER trdftissr entpidsIn.
GoIte 3immerpTIansat IirD .. .. qss
lnrgonien, 9OpfrOIsn, Cuphea platycen-
kra, Eierembergia gracilis, Ruellia
etc. 9iefs iiber GDmnler dusgstDpftsn
glFIdnsen iniiiIen absr our redten 3sit I'M
S,erbite, bsbpr Rd9tfrSitt eilttrsien, ipits
her einestopft iptrben. Damn fiir3i man
II Eriebs, ioipie bic Mur3elli ssiuos Elm,
nchbem has Beet borber tii6tig bAThs
cuII.n unb stpos dbgStrDdnet 1T. Gs III
caI ieben DdlI boraIf 81 bdIte,. huB
man Die pFlnn5eF NIT betn WurSslbautE
Esrdusntmfni, ben man bdnH init ben
S3dnben etfpds fsIibriidt, iobdb Ct Be-
oient In bfn nit gutter SderbenantsfIoge
berIshsnsn 1opf binsinpaBi unb 3pur 70,
bab man runb IN BEN BuIleH nod stipas
trodens. natrbafit Grbt sinfiilsu tunu.
Mle Wlumeubeete linb faubtr unb rein All
buItsn BON alien llnsrdut. Neim JGttH
lsi men porTidtia bnmit nan uihi. pdbs
renS man cine llllEroaipfIdnBe aus5isht.
suoltia nit bic bansbenIiebeube Glums
tsieifias. Wlea briidt babtr I'M bic
Niuuls NIT sipei ;}ingsrH bic Gfbs nitbtr
uub aisEE Snna bus llnitaui bernna.
! sqJlandInlnl irifIs man aaf ben @Iamsus
.,,i.n llnsf0uler init iitfen RIdAIIrus5tlu
n gomsNSnhL iriips Ml0bfel, cbss
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Croft.

Menn bid i9nsrss 2eib sstrOffen,
Wenn betnes Slides Grnnn1 serrdntl,
Wtnn biz font bein ltebites 9pffen,
Gtebe feit unb nlutig bann,
Heug' bas 6dupt ntd1t 5dgldft niebtr,
Dir duh bliibt bic 9offnuns ipisber.
gott pirb's fiihren tDOhl binuus.
9arre aus!
@enn pis III norbiiHen llngsDittern
Gtol5 unb tart Der Gi9bauuI itsbi,
Wenn Elm IGeues, banges 3ittern
DurA ben Seiu, bic 8lurer gebt,
60 innBt bu bein GhidTaI trcstn,
sssn ben llngliids triiben Sogen,
Sn Der Surge Sturmeebrats.
9drre dusl
gBi[l iid's ME sum BeiIern ipsnbsn.
BIeibt bein Geta in Rdmt gebiilIt,
ginndl tpir6 bein 2eibsn erben
1lnb bein Gtbnen fpirb erfiiat.
7rdeE BIT nod 10 ithtper ouf grbsn,
Giibe Rube iuirb BIT iperben
Ginif I'm fleinen, ifillen 9aus.
oorre uusl
cOuifs MefipbdIsn.
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miibe, benn ipsnn er NIT siner @eidi6te
fsrtig mar, bubts tr gteir9 cine neile.
s[md persdB babel, bdB iie franz mar unb
ni9t binausssbsu ionnts in gdlb unb
Selb, benn ber @ogsl 5duberte ibr In
ieinen GrSGbIunesn uIle gBunSer unb
GADnbeiten BET erbe in bic enee Gtabs.
lInb tpdbrtnb tr fprah, fpann CT nit
feinen tlsinen 1yiibsn einen ipeiAsn. fsiHen
s5aben, ber iparb INNER Idnser unb
ldnger; Simd ipidtlte ihn ouf ibre
ooIbens angel unb bsennn bon 2susm ail
Sfriden, unb ais iie Striimpft ssnug Fiir
if9 fsl6ft bate, ba ftridte iis fiir urrns
ainber. gua Isbrte fie bic Hene arbeit
ibren fIeinen sreun6innen, ipei1e iis 5ua
peilen befudttn; bon bieIen lsrrten Is
ipieber 4nbers, nub 70 ift bos SttideH
bis aaf unfert s3eit gefommen.
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Tolds, bic Elm ptrspeigtes gDur5slipltem
lSouerampFer ett.) hdbsH, 70 buB mar
iis fUrnIid) aAsgrabtr rliiBis. am iie
ednslid) Sa sniFsrnen. Sn oieiem Gale
nimmt man Gin IdnndIes, Ionges uflb
fdonke MieHsr sar 9anb tab DerFabrt
ban lDie beim Spdrgelftsdsn.
Die Gtabipfgn nOer Mitiptnblumen
iiebet sinen giten limb Ioderen 8ebsn 8H-
ibrer aultur unb einen fonnigtn Slanb.
Wortpisgerb tuIIiDiert man eine inbilde
Art (Scabiosa atopurpurea), pie III
sdhIreifsn 8drbenpdriei1ten borfonmt
uno aud in periaisbsnsr Gjrobe auftritt.
Iir pflun5sA lit cine bsr iRmiibli1Iten
un6 bdnIbdrItsn oIIer SDmmtrbliiber.
Inter ben HIiiisnfarbsn iibsrtrifFt bns
bEnIIs, famtartiee purpur bic hellen iyars
ben bebeuttnb an ShOnbtit.
@efpObnii9 sitht man bic Gtabiofe i'm
T1ilibests hsraH, bod tdHn aud bic 2luss
fact i'm Irsisn 2unbe ftuttftrDeH. gei ber
8estbspflansung miifen bic pFIun5eH
siemlid) bi9t itsbsH, bsionbers finb bier
bic nisbrigeH (nana) S5orten 5u enipfehs
fen.
Gtaubig III Scabiosa caucasiea; nit
ibrtn gliiienltisEen ipirb bic pflanSe Oft
iibtr fedls Cub bod. SIRE grOben 1lus
men iinb bIoa pber tpeib. Die 9Iiite be-
einnt 81 Mittt SUM-.
3ii btdhten if, bdh bic eblea Gprter
bsr Gtobiulen nur Idpsr tsimtn unb nur
Elm gertHgsr prO5sntfaB bss oilssadtsH
GOusas auf!sAt
grtragreihs Grbbserbeetr miiiIen bas
aan5e ssdbr binburh sspflegt iDerbet. Bee
ionbera mad Der GtHis Iiegt ~ In oer
6anO bss Observation-Disclosures, bic nddItidbs
riae Grnie pofsubsteittn. bslH gerdoe
bierppr hdnet Aie Giitc BET n66iisu Grntt
db. yldh 6er Grnte bat Iih bic HrdEt
ber pflanSs gum 7eiI erfd0pIt fte fldt
nod fir ihrt WddiDmmenihnts gu iprs
gin, inbem Tie eile sroBe 3dhI HdatsH
trsibt. Disft ipIltn gum 9til entfernt
perben, tpoBa Elm Tdorfss MtHer gfbOrt.
sE grOba 8etrlsbsu jtidlt mon bic Muns
Ten sn beiOsn Gciisn Der pflanssn db
|unD ardbi bic 3piIdsurGnule nm Srns
mer iinb Grbbetrhssts bon llnErant frei
ali haIten, edu5 bsTonosTs absr 1T has
QlrEidieB mad ber Grnis nSiig, Ionis psrs
nilbern bic 9sete.
Die Grobstre bruuGt su ibrer Gusiuids
Iuno siufn lDdersn @oben. btshdIb iinb
bic Bette ndm bfn GnirdnEeH gut 81
Iodrrn. .sSs TAmerer ber Mo6sn III, nm 70.
ariinbIighEg anb OIiw III cine guheaIpdss
Euno por3inshdlfu, nobel absg bic Brrs
6sIa nIdE sa iddeissp Iinb. Aa4 Rabs
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Die iaSnItsn siebsr.

Dos iiub bic fh5nIftn 2iebsr,
Cir bic isin Wort ssniigt,
lin beren 3arte @Iieber
asin gisimsspanb fid) fiigt.
Die fief in nns erslinsen
limb ffiI in uns nertpeb'n
1Inb bod Su bsnen brtngsu
Die liebsnb uns perHeh'n.
Sturu,
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Menn ber 9rieb elmer Jrau nu1 bem
Giu6ium btr gBiiIsuIhafteu sebt, 10 mag
fie bieEen Srisb na9 3erSsnsluIt befriebis
gen. Sic nub iid ubtr baum aud edHss
lid losIogsn bon bet 3eilnubme an ben
Gyreuofn unD Qeibsu hires eIsldfsAis.
Sic mug Nbltdnb baOon nehnsn, Satin
unb Muilsr msrosa ~ lupllsn.