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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
The Goats of Paris.

That which most strikes an American
on visiting u foreign city is the pictur
esque, which is somewhat lacking with
us | was much attracted by TIE sight
of herd of goats being driven through
the most crowded streets of the city
They will go along leisurely, step upon
the sidewalk and choose the shady side
without any one disputing their right to
do so, They are accompanied by lad
who, from time to time. blows u whistle
at whose sound a number of little child
rem come toddting along with a can OIL
bowl. AT call the goats approach and
are MIXED right there on the street. The
bowls and cans once filed. their diminu
tive owners depart with q satisfied glance
at their contents, while the goats take up
their leisurels tread until the next stop
ping point. IL is my intention to pur.
chase number of these goats for our
geological Garden. shall have them
shipped as soon as possible. so let the lit
tie ones smack their lips, for the goats
are coming. "A L. Burlihardt in Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
AN AUSTRIAN CEREMONY.
The Emperor and Empress Washing the
Feet of Tweuty-Four Paupers.

The Emperor and Empress Washing the
Feet of Twenty Four Paupers.
The twelve old men and twelve ole
women who have their feet washed by
the Empress and Emperor of Austria
on Mandy Thursday are selected
from the ranks of the Vienna poor.
On the particular morning they as
semble at the palace gates and are es.
corted by a Chamberlain to the Hall
of Thrones. Certain clothes were,
however, sent to their places of abode,
so the men wore black tunics with
broad white collars, knickerbockers,
and shoes, and the women black
dresses, with close-fitting starched
caps.
These poor people take their seats
at two long tables set on opposite
sides of the room, and punctually a
ten the Emperor and Empress arrive
attended by the Archdukes and Arch
duchesses, "A throng of court official:
and the clergy of the metropolitan
chapter, headed by the Archbishop o
Vienna. A priest ascends to lecterr
and intones prayer, after which tn,
serving of a sumptuous meal to tn,
almsIolk is at once proceeded with
Four-and-twenty stalwart life guards
men, in gold-laced scarlet coats ant
plumed helmets march in, carrying
trays, on which stand tureen Of SOU
and two plentiful dishes of fish.
The trays are cleared at the men
table by the Emperor and eleven Arch
dukes, and at the women's table by tn
Empress and as many Archduchesses
This ceremony is repeated three time
more, for II tray with three entree
follows the first; then comes II ira
with three sorts OF roasts and vege
tables and, lastly, tray with sweets
and fruits. The almsfolk, however,
do not touch these dainties. The En-
peror and Empress ask them if they
desire to eat and by negative sign
being made the tables are cleared in
the same order as the serving, that is,
the life-guardsmen come in and 60 out
four times with their trays. After
this they enter once more to remove
the Jug of wine, silver goblet, plate,
knife, fork, spoon and napkin which
form each "cover"
All these articles, along with the
dishes OF food, are carried to an ante,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03


room room. aud aa,, there packed in large -
boxes emblazoned with the l. s., sAl's
arms and an hour latter r., IMPERIAL
are delivered at the houses y !. D'as'
,erent aimsmen and almswo.,'a e d.
become their property. Tha m. aud
are OF a peculiar pattern. color n'ae lags
with the Imperial escutcbeoa = gssa
gilt and the date Of the veaso a n'ghly
scroll. They are much priced ID Nv sa y.
'eetors as only twenty-four j.. y 90.
yearly and these can only be n,v.i made
from the actual recipients. unused
once the meat has been carri.a !.
the tables are removed. and ~ ~ out
washing begins. A number q ~ =. loot
sheei ana take off each alms pas y
tight leg stocking and shoe 'u ~
same office is performed q. ias
women by the maids of honor 49, zoe
prayer 1t intoned. and the Emp p'net
and Empress. drawing off their g p0sO'
Sneel and proceed respectively to o' u.''
over the foot of each man and WV pO'r
little water out OF golden aa aaa
ms ever is handed by chamber, rs''
another chamberlain holds 4 oo,a ''
basin and "a third lawn towel. TSia
towel serves for the drying Of the ts a,'
this also being done by the Emnera.,
and Empress. When the function 'I !,
over, pages and maids Of honor "a =
vance again to replace the shoes sna
stockings, and the last act Of the oa n.y.
mony consists in the bestowal :,
twenty-lour purses, containing al
fifty forms in gold coin. fresh m;n,a ~.
These purses are hung around Il,
neck OF the recipients. The wbol,
service lasts about half an hour and !,
co Quoted with the most imnrassin.
order and gravity. Vienna Letter
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
New and yaIuabl. Antisept!c.

DR. Neudorfer of Vienna, has found in
substance called "creoline' a valuable
antiseptic 1t is sort of tar obtained
from btumnous coal by dry disti.lation
1t is closely related to creosote, tarboic
acid, rcsorcine and hydrochinon- This
substance has been found highly advan,
tegeous in preventing the spread of cry.
sipelas the pains of which it also reduces,
and it effects an early cure, By it's use
tho subcutaneous injections of carbolic
acid are not required He has also used
creoline for the treatment Of ordinary
flesh wounds aud Tor the removal Of
tumors A gauze is prepared, which is
dipped In "A solution of creoline. The
doctor considers it the most Trustworthy.
convenient and harmless. as well as the
cheapest. of antiseptic prep.rausns.- -
Scientific American.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
THE WORLD.


a playground of, with ciouded skies
That o er the rosebuds weep
Where little troubles tasc the weight
OF SORROWS far more deep,
Where loved toys break in tiny hands
Sad symbols OF the time
When hope shall cheat and Joys depart
In life's swift passing prime.
A battlefield where forces meet,
Add unseen hosts contend,
With trilces all so short, they seem
With the wild strife to blend;
Strife that leaves none OF us unscatN ',
Wherc'er the mastery be,
But who Till the Great Day, can tell
With whom is victoryf
A graveyard, where on every side
Pale monuments arise,
To show how brief is human life,
How vain Is nil we prize,
A graveyard filed by memory,
Where phantoms lightly tread,
But each one points with finger raised
To blue skies overhead.
Camilla Grassland in Chambers Journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

"Why, Smith, you look as IL you had lost
your last friend. What's the matterF'
"Well, to tell you the truth, Jones, I'm
completely strapped haven't earned dol
lar for two months and | have n notion,
once in a while, TO jump into the river and
end it But I've gotta mighty good thing If
can only make il work.
"what is III | should be glad to help
you"
II want 10 find a publisher for book I've
been writing ON How 20 be Happy, though
Wealthy IL would go like hot cakes ~
Springfield Union.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

The man thats rich should happy be;
He need not put on airs,
Nor care a single cent, not he,
What kind Of clothes he wears.
The man by poverty oppressed,
Must 10 his garb take pride,
Wear clothing Of the very best
His poverty 10 hide.
Boston Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Miss Gladys--You appeared very abruptly
with your errand awhile ago. You must
not come 50 suddenly into the room when
Mr. Smithors is spending the evening with
me.
Bridget-Suddc And Is it student We
call IL, and me at the kayholo q FUN three
QUARTERS OF an hour arper's Bazaar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
The Doom of Fire.

"Well, at last | have found the way to
make my fortune"
"Howp
"rve invented grenade that will extin-
guish fire every time"
"Reallyf But so many have been invented,
and none of them have been successful"
II know that, but mine win work
"What do you fill it withp
.'rhe kind of kerosene they sell at the
groceries. Omaha World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

~ should think you would cease to be an
umpire
"Whyn
"Well, you're exposed 10 all sorts of dan
ger. You never know when you will be
knocked out by ball or mobbed by the
spectators"
''But | think n great deal of my brother
and want to encourage him"
"What has that to do with iti'
''He Is the coroner ~ Omaha World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

man with a weakness for stalS'iVs in
made the calculation that sooie's - dnra.
dancing eighteen waltzes OF oruInm miles
ton goes distance of about fourteen -,
AT Fernandina, Fla, band OF hes ,,r sar.
glars got themselves up in whi'e sn Nhhaa the
ments. and, passing as spooks, io 'uumber
town with IMMUNITY till one Oh 'i'e"
was caught. =, the
The United States consul senel" ruu,.
Sandwich Islands reports that iais 20 Of
her of lepers. or persons giving eSi' limited
leprous tendencies, emigrate 10 'N'
States yearly. I'D at.
Cases of abduction of handsome anu ln chi.
t,,active children occur so frequeh'N Nv has
caoo rs to lead to the belief that III, Nv on
an organized band of kidnaPei'
the lookout for prey, ,,sssn.
Under the laws of Iowa railio"s ripdow
ger who sticks his head out OF -. ';,ob bar
and has it knocked of by u 81" ~, sent 10
guilty of mistlemeanor, ana e''N
Jail for three months. .,.ofdce
BURGLARS who operated on the P psrt Ter
and the station of the Mon.ioei'yM onticelo
Wis and New York railroad AZ MY and lett
N. Y. secured only S12 in mo"'''
behind tools worth at loaSt ~ the
Glasgow will soon be the secopu an ara to be
United Kingdom. Its boundaiies =. n popu-
extended so as TO include h,'' ,bat il viii
lous towns. and it is estir'ia'e $4,000
then have population OF he'"'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Tho present Sam Ward, of the Washington
lobby. is described as a tall, fine looking gen
tleman of courtly manners, Virginian by
birth, and during the war a Confederate sur
geon.
The grand vizier of Turkey had to pawn
some of the silverware belonging to the sui
tan to raise the sultan's contribution toward
the expenses of the annual pilgrimage OF
poor MussulInans TO Mecca
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Gilhooly to an Austin NimrodD-Why
don't you take your pointer along when you
60 hunting, Bobi
feel SO badly.
GLOW sof'
you see whenever l miss n bird the poor
brute looks at me so reproachfully that |
really feel uncomfortable. n--Texas Siftings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Editor--Whero is the cable about the en-
peror's healtht
Assistant None came.
Editor-That's SO. How was ho yester-
day
Assistant-W Worse.
Editor-Make him better today. It'd Bits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
Gle lent You s5r


First Actor-I was grand as Othello last
night There was only one opinion about
my performance, and that was that it was
unrivaled.
Second Actor-Oniy one opinioni What's
Texas Siftings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Are you familiar with Thackeray's
works, Miss Sooterg' asked Mr. Miles Stan
dish Of the Pittsburg girl, and she artlessy
responded, Cant say that | am. do not
keep the run of half the foundries they are
putting up in Pittsburg, boston CONNER
cial Rulletin
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

When on the stage has ceased the strife,
And Claude, the villain. yields his breath,
The actor 10 be true To life,
Must certainly be true 10 death.
boston Courier
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

You never hear the bee complain,
Nor hear IL weep nor wall;
But II il wish It can unfold
A very painful tail
Wellington Critic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

When you see q small boy standing in the sun
Bareheaded, do you wonder why he's theres
IT'S a sign the bathing season has begun
The urchin's standing thsre 10 dry his hair.
-Bostcn Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Gcntleman-If you get my coat done by
Saturday shall be forever indebted TO you.
Tulor-Oh, if that's your game it won't
be done. Texas Siftngs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

Soon will the gentle maidei
Iuto the rollers go,
Aud shrek when the crab gets on TO
The end Of her dainty toe.
Boston Courier
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

First Domestic Where are ye livin' nowi
Second Domestic That Was-I amt Twin
at all; I'm married.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03

"Corkins isn't himself today. / met him
just now aud he seemed wild and inoo-
herontn
"What did he sayf
"EIe didn't say word. He simply lent me
IS bill that | asked him for and hurried
on
Gle lent You S5w
s'Ycs.p
docs he know You wellP
"Of course"
"Poor Corkins He certainly isn't him
self. Chicago Tribune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-05-03
sEsT

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p Ipoihet vi,
H., Eve l ooas
sgofd snons
[,aonOlls.,.. a lS'
/. "A The vow
4 y saos.a l.. ar
TAI h3d SUI
n i.H %, Nc,
IL comfort W
nsip.
L. aus lt, q ,
p.I.aluttereu'
p "a bans.
| -,
.,.s mOmens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-13
9te Observation-Disclosures ais
8uncpffer.

ginen re9t tlaifl1en 8epeis bas
fur, in wie idamlos fre9er Weife bic
monopoliifii9en @roBi9Id9ter in @bicae
go ibre Wa9t ben 3lein sG9ld9tern
uno bamit au9 benz publifum gegen=
iiber our @eltung brinsen, siebt bic fol-
senOe 3eugenausiase, uel9e Elm WaIbs
ingtoner S9ld9ter, @m. s.. 0opber,
Dor benz 5enats= GOmite am g. 9esem.
ber gema6t bot. Ct fei-fa9t er-ieit
benz Sabre 1872 I'm G9Ia9tsd6Gft;
i'm Iebten Grhbiabr babe ibm 81. Gars
rol mitgetbeilt, es nitric ni1t flug bon
ibm gebanbelt iein. tDeuu ct 4~nseboie
fit &egierungs Goutratte einrei1te;
benn, iaus CT pber elmer bon feinen
Jreunben aud nur einen fleinen She'll
folder Gontratte 3ugeipro9en erbielte,
10 tuiirben bic @bicagO'er ibm Dber
feinen Greunben ni@t elm ein3iges Gtid
Gleii@ mebr berfaufen unb ibn 70 pie
bic anoern bonn Martte treiben. 6err
6oObsr lieB fi@ bur@ bieis 9robung
aber ni@t einf9d6tern> ionbern reidte
isin 8ebot Elm uno erbieIt elm paar tlei.
ne 2ieferuness& ontratte. 9ie Golge
tpar, bas BON Soften oes gbicaaoer
WonOpOls bet Boycott" seser i'm in
0ol3ug geiest murbe. 9i9t elm einais
ger Der Mgenten Der brei Girmen Qr.
rtour & Co., Smift & 60. unb NeIien
Morris ~pertaufte inn ober ieinen
Greunben, tpel6e fir i'm e~inaufaufen
beriu9ten, elm Stiid Gleif9 mebr. Nls
fi9 9err 6oober banu bur9 ieinen
Ga9nalter bariiber BEL ben 6duIern
in Chicago betlaete, erbielt er BON ben
Girmen Irmour & Co., ippie NeIIon
Morris ben 8ei9eib, bas bieielben Elm
iOl6es &%erfabren ni9t sutbieBen. I'm
fef3uitelen, Oh oieie brieFi9e MibbiQis
gung bes @erfabrens Der Nsenten cine
erntli6 gemeinte iei, madte 6err s..
aufs neue ben 8eriu1, bur9 einen
WitteIsmann GIeif6 bon ben @ertretern
ber Der beioen genannten @roBf6ld1ter
faufen gu lafen, tonnte aber su ben
Marttpreiien fein Gleii6 betommen.
gs tuuroe inn bas DoppeIte unb Dreis
fade beg reguldren Marftpreiies abge.
foroert uno bon Der 3eit an baben ibm
Die Gseuten fein Gleii@ mebr uerfauft.
@iner berfeIben, elm Serr 5. SO. DINO.
bunoro, Der Dor has Romite bel6ie6en
tDurbe, muBte be5tdtisen, baB bic snga.
ben bes 9rH. 9oober b%olfdnbis auf
Wabrbeit berubten, unb beantmOrtete
bic Grage, OBJ er ben 4uftrag erbaIten
babe, benz 6rn. $. bas Gleifd 2 ober
3 Gents tiber ben Ntarttpreis gu berfau.
fen, nit So. Gin Bruber bes eriae.
lannten 3eusen, 9srr Sobn q. 6oo.
Der, fagte bann nod aus, baB bic Ser.
treter ber @bieasOer@ roBl6Iddter es Der,
tueisert bditen, ibm Glsii@ gu berfau=
fen. sweil er fir fir ieineR 8ruber faus
fe". Ser Boycott, fiigte er bin3u, babe
einen Monat biz 6 Wo9en gebauert
uab fei erif wdbrenb Der 3eit, no bas
Senatss 2omite i'm Weiten feline Inter.
iu9uns fOrtsefabrt babe, a~ufgebOben
tuorben.
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M4erIei.

- Die @Ountp . 2ommiFdre baben
bic folgenben geamten ertpdblt: Or.
Sobns. Irat; u. 0upperb. Npotbeter
5. U. Morales, Wd6ter; s. @raBfielb,
SGlieBer; s. u. Rir6ner. Superintems
bent beg Nrmenbauies; Som 8romn,
Superintendent bes Strdfings 2aaers !;
9. $. 8ennod, 8drtner uno sSnges
aieur; 8. 2remptau, 2i3enss Snipeftor.
Die 2%ieferanten bes gountp's fnb: %.
9erpel flr Gleii@; s. &aIteper & 5obn
fit Droguen; gb. &otuIa, Groceries ;
8. WolfIon, S9nittmaaren. Offi3iels
leg 4n3eigen.O Organ: ySimes".
= sSn Golge Der Dor Grieoensridter
Mc9aifer ft~attgebabten 8erbanbIunaen
tber bic nrfa@e bes Geuers in @arro.
ni's 8oarbiugbauie an, lranfas paB.
Depot, 1T Der Na9bar $. @eerp, eben.
falls 8oarbingbauspirtb berbaftet uors
ben. Die STEELE, mo bas 6euer auss
brad. mar nit Petroleum getr6ntt unb
Die Spuren leiteten mad 6eerp's 6auie.
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ssumsseieaem balse @senf@em.

gluf ben ~unldusit in Stem OOrf in Der
S~unggeiellen : 8erbinbung beg @erma'
nia . Club ausgebra6ten Soaf nNuf
bic Samen" antmortst, JrGu Nnna
8planb in benz bon ibr reoigirten sort.
f@ritt":
Suugseielen iinO nur Meni6enhd!fs
ten, beun
Die Meni9beit irrt in wunoen 9Gliten
Wlit eip'9er Sebniud)t burd Die @elt,
90 lang ber cinjle 0tenid, ein Salber,
Die anbrc Salft' i'm Nrm nid)t bait.
ST lit Gin balber in Dem geibe,
ST 1T eiu balber in Dem @eilt,
90 lanse er nidt gum idonen @ansen
Die anore 90lite an ii9 reibt.
Die cine Salite int int gSeibc,
Die andre 9dlfte in benz Mann;
Drum treibt ie eI6 Der Sdmcr5 Der Scbniu6t
Gid gu ergdnsen, cipig an.
Drum iudt Der Singing III Dem Mab6en,
OoS Maoden in Dem Singing lid,
lluo erit in ben ~berbuno'ncn @Glftcn
@rtenncn iie ais @an5es iid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir Sas $50:
@enblatt $3.50.
Reienbe u 9euten:
8. g. Bmi6.
Gobert Renni8er.
81. S9prpbtnb.
: 0 { 4 8,
san MntOnio, Is. Deg, '89.
Ctfe1 3nm unh Sefferinn NnniaI

san Intonio, Is. Deg, '89.
Snfef Spm mnb Seiferipn 9aois!
Gin gerabe3u ~unerb6rtes 8ottommz
niB bat Ii9 In Der teraniiden Stabt
Bonbam in Gannin @ouutD a68efpielt,
elm @reigniB, tpeIdes 10 re6t bsutli6
3ei8t, mie tief bic eoaf0berirte8 erbiIs
fenbeit bod nod III breitea 8eb6ttes
ruugs 59idter bes Si6ens wur3eIt.
Cine Sbeater 3ruppe irar am IL.
December oortbin %getommen, um bas
HAD benz befannten &omaE Der Gar
riet 8eeder Stone iiber bic troEtlofen
3utdnbe aug Der 5tlapenseit bearbei=
tete &ibritid: nSnfeI Soms 5utte"
aufsufibren.
SaB biefe @eleaf9aft Sabraus Sabre
Elm auf bies Sttd reiit, beba6ten bic
am 8oraberbe bon Self. Daois' BE-
grdbniB BON ,.eolet eonf0berirter Be-
geiiteruna bur69liibten" 8onbainer nos
tirliG ni9t, fonbern iis biloeien ft6
teif uab fet elm, BOB ieue 8efeQi6aft
nur gu benz 3pede nod 8onbam &c.
tommeu lei, UNI bic in ibrem S6mer3
UNI ben Sob ibres gtoBen Gtibrers bor
R9 binbritenben Inbdnger ber 4, 8ers
lorenen Sadie" 3u berb6bnen.
Sieien nS6lag ing @eiidt" burffe
man f9 natirli9 ni6t bisten Iailea
unb man bef6IoB baber, cine sroBarti,
&c 8egeas9 ing Wert gu
feben. Sas gei9ab 6enn aud. Man
mietbete bic bortige MuIit. Gapeae, mel.
DE fi6 bor 8eginn Der 8orfteaung bor
Dem Opernbauie aufftelen unb maui
b5rli9 bas eonfbberirte 2eib> unb Mas
gealieb Dixie" ipieIet muBte. Sn ben
3mif@erb auien, bic ben Muffern &c.
tpdbrt perben muBten, um aus3ui6nau=
fen, wur6en B6aeri6tHe abgefeuert
uab fonfiises ldrmer5eugenbes Teuer=
iDert abgebraunt, ioOaB bic 3beaterges
ielf6aft ni@t fpielen tonnte, fonbern
benz our 8orltelung erf1ieneuet pu.
blifum Gallo body oas @elb 3urid,
muBte.
Dte ritterli9en @Dnf6berirten tebrten
aber in benz ifDl3et 8%epuBtiein, cine
gewaltige 9elbentbat ~begaueen uno bas
8aterlanb gerettet gu baben, nod Saus
fe 5nrif, na6ben fe f6 aubor mod
burh ,einen odd ourbon"-ober beren
mebrere-gefdrft 1attsn.
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Scr erffe gdritt.

gieaeiat 1T Sbr sanSeS spftem uuber Orbnuns, sic
tDnnen ni6t efen, niht i6lafen, nt6t benten = tur,,
Sic t6nnen @ihtS tbun, ME Ste mpbl mbGten, unb sic
fraSen iih erfaunt, mas Sbnen eisentli9 feble. Gle
ipaten etne iplde Barnuns niGt unbeaatet laNen. Das
IT pr erfe Sdrttt ~ alserneiner 2erpen =3errhttuns
Sic hrauGen elm MerpenzS tdrtunss g. Mittel, unb In
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