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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
Subjects for Thought.

True modesty IL true humility put In
10 practice. 1t Is not the virtue of per-
sons who are unreflecting. and are cas-
ily driven hitler ana thither by the I'M
tutorcd instincts and hasty impulses OF
their nature. On the contrary, the man
of solid merit and thought is more like
~ to be modest and retiring than tho
man of trifins pursuits. OF imperfect
education, and unmistakable medioc-
rity. This does not happen because the
great man Is ignorant of his great pow.
ers, or the good man Of his good quail
tics.
Humility leads to the highest dlstinc.
ton, because 1t leads to self-improvs.
mcnt Study your own characters; on
.fleavor to learn and to supply your own
deficiencies; never assume to yourself
qualities which you do not possess; CON-
binc all this with energy and activity
and you cannot predicate Of yourselves,
nor can others predicate of you, at what
point you may arrive at last.
When I see leaves drop from the trees
In the beginning Of autumn, just such.
think I, Is the friendship of the world.
While the sap Of maintenance lasts, my
friends swarm In abundance. but In the
winter0f my need they leave me naked.
He Is happy man who hath true
friend at his need; but he Is more truly
Happy who hath no need OF friends.
Anybody will soon become wrctchcd
who gives himself up to gloomy dag
nOsIng of others, or to microscopic dis
section of character. or to belittling re-
marks Of associates. The censoriOus
snind grows upon one insensibly. We
cannot watch 1t too closely or too con
stanuy.
Aeasr hypocritcs. the greatest dupsl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
The areas rfsrsls, Warehouse.

The Great Hereby warehouse.
The Hereby Brothers Commission
Company have reopened their great
warehouse at 42s to AS North Hal.
sted street, and have sent out the
following circular In connection
therewlth:
TO consumers and dealers Of hay, oats, grain,
-four. and feed Of all kinds:
We wish to call your attention to the fact
that II you do not buy your feed at our ware
house you ere unaware Of the benefits you can
derive by 80 doing
We handle the best goods only and sell at
fock-bottom prices, for the many advantage
We have over other wholesale feed uen are 80
great that IL enables as to sell nrst.c!ass goods
% cheap % others sell second.olass.
Our warehouse IL the largest. handiest and
most complete hay and grain warehouse in the
city Of Chicago, covering one acre Of ground
and situated on the c.. NJ. & 81. p. n. n. tracks.
where We have oar own private track and re.
ceive all our goods direct to our warehouse.
This 10 great advantage, - 10 saves the 81.
pense Of hauling. which 10 quite On item.
We have constructed. In addition 10 our
warehouse, the latest improved grain elevator
system, which unloads. eievatss and conveys.
By machinery. all our grain from cars on our
track directto our elevator. without fshand.
ling. This 10 Q great labor saving, and adds
greatly to the value Of grain. - oil grain pass.
90 through our grain cleaner. which frees 10
from oil dust and char, and leaves II perfectly
clean.
There 10 no waitine outside on the street IN
cold and wet q our warehouse, % w have
provided large Vvewsys for teams. and plenty
u waiting req n our warehouse. All our
bins are elevated. 80 that you can drive under
them and put on load In less than I'VE min.
utes.
We do straight wholesale and retail mer.
camille business, and you will always ind a.
here, from .. m. to p. M, ready to show you
our goods sud give you prices. We invite you
to call and examine our stock, look % our
cleaning and conveying machinery and see the
way we do business.
Thanking you for your past favors. and hop.
ing We may receive your orders. we remain.
yours very respectfully,
HERSHEY BROS. Commission %.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
Coated Yarn.

A method has been invented In
Germany OF covering tissues OF cot.
ton yarn with u exible and brilliant
lcp0sit Of tin. A clear paste OF com.
.nerclal zinc powder and white OF
eggs Is trst mace and spread on the
textures with brush. the coating
c0agufating when drying. The Tissue
is then placed IN bath OF perchiOrlde
OF Tin. which metal Is preciDitated
on tho zinc; and the article, after
rinsing aud drying, Is calendored, an
operation imparting lGst'e to the
layer OF tin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

IRE those who exhaust an anxious OK,
istencc in the disappontmcnts and vcx.
ations of business. and live mcanly and
miserably. only to die maguiicently
and rich.
The law is a gun. which If 1t misses q
pigeon always kills COW: if 1t does not
strike the guilty it hits some one else.
AS every crime creates a law. 80 In
turn every law creates u crime.
Remember that nothing will supply
the want of prudence. and that negll.
gcnce and irregularity long continued
VIII make knowledge useless. wit ride.
ulous. and genius contemplate.
1t Is not sufficient to carry religion in
our hearts as fire Is carried In flint.
stones; but we are outwardly. visibly,
apparently to serve and honor the liv.
ing God.
Years are the sum Of hours. Vain Il
1t. at wide intervals. to say. I'll savo
this year." IL at each narrow interval
you do not say. "I'll save this hour"
New scenery is of no use to us unless
our natures are clear enough to reflect
II, as l have seen mountains double Oh,
| quiet lakes.
We love to expect. and when expecta-
ton Is either disappointed or gratificti
we want to be again expecting.
Sin Is TO be overcome. not no much
by maintaining a direct opposition 10
II rs by cultivating opposite principles.
One Of the GOdlike things Of this
world Is the vcneration done to human
worth by the hearts of men.
lie that calls a man ungrateful sums
up all the evil that man can be gull.
~ OF.
The greatest gift We bcstow on others
Is a good example.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
A CAUSE FOR DIVORCE,
efs0 Had Forgiven Hin Once. but
wOuld Not DO so Again.

wonid Not DO so Agaiu.
There will be some fun In Wcstmins.
TER ono of these nights in the
House of Commons. for little amuse-
ment can be found in Increased taxa
Non. one man one vote, or even In
Welsh disestablishmcnt. says the Lon.
don Telegraph. but in the neighborhod
of the tall. wcll.dresscd lady who
stepped into the witncss-box Of the
local police court on Saturday hugging
tiny pug dog. and said to Mr.. Shell:
Sir. will you please give me the re-
ncwal of Il separation ORDER"
What do you mean by thatT' asked
the magistrate.
We'll. sir. it's like this" continued
the lady. as she stroked her pet. II got
separation order against my hus-
band. but l took him back. and now
am so sorry-so awfully sorry--that l
cannot tell you how sorry am"
Il am not going to advise you" an.
swcrcd Mr.. Shell grimly. IF you don't
know when you're happy you can't ex-
poet me to tell you. Go to the Divorce
Court. It's no use coming to me. You
got the separation order. Why didn't
you keep 1t? You are like the rest of
your sex-yOu throw away all the al.
vantagcs you get
The lady with the dog looked sad and
sighed. but venturcd to make another
appeal.
Can n man." she timidly asked
come In after midnight? Because he
does. He comes home at 3 o'clock in
the morning and goes to bed In his
clothes and boots. lie isn't ut all par.
ucular. l can assure you. He hasn't
had them OF for month. and don't
thlnk it's nice"
The lady shifted rs she spoke to EN-.
phasizc what she meant, and waited
for the magistrates answer. which
came not Mr.. Shell was not to be
drawn. The lady then took large door
key-about the size of the dos-out of
her pocket. and tapping it on the wit.
ncss-box. said, decisivcly:
I'll lock the front door on him,
will! won't stand It any longer"
That lady and her husband are sure
to give amusement to their neighbOrs
soon-but 1t may take place ut an un.
timely hour.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
One Little Mistake.

She had attended the ambulance
classes and obtained the certificate.
The street accident she had earnestly
prayed for took place. A man had
broken his leg. She conilscated the
walking stick Of passer-by and broke
1t In three pieces for splints. She tore
up her skirt for bandages. When all
was completed she summoned cab
and took her patient to the hospital.
"Who bandaged this limb so credit
ably? inquired the surgeon.
II did" she blushingly replied.
swell, 1t Is most beautifully-most
beautifully done; but You have made, !
find, one little mistake. You have
bandaced the wrong leg"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
Colonial Women.

The Cosmopolitan, In its sketch of
Colonial women. describes the prlm-
tive life In the Province Of Pcnnsylvi-
MIA, when delicate women went un.
complainingly into the caves which
formed their only dwelling. The ICON.
tented mind" Of the old adage must
have provided these good people with
n continual feast" when there was
little else to serve, and VIC cannot but
admire the thankful spirit of Elizabeth
Hard. who, when she arrived In Phiia.
delphia with her husband, rcjoiced and
considered II an especial providence to
find her sister. Alice Guest. whom she
had not seen for years, the latter living
quite sumptuously In her cave by the
river.bank. where Elizabeth and her
husband were entertained. or her own
share In the building Of her home, her
niece. Deborah Morris. thus quantity
tells:
"All that came wanted n dwelling
ana fastened to provide one. As they
lovingly helped each other. the women
set themselves to work that they had
not been used to before; for few Of the
first settlers were Of the laboring class.
Is. and help Of that sort was scarce.
"Ny good aunt thought It expedi.nt
10 help her husband ut the end Of tho
saw. and to fetch all such water to
make mortar, as they then had 10 build
their chimney. At one time. being over.
wearicd Herewith, her husband ,lc.
sired her to fOrbear, saying. Thou, my
dear, had better think Of dinner
ION which, poor woman. she walked
away, weeping rs she went, ana reflect.
Ing on herself for coming here to be ex.
posed to such hardshlps, and then not
TO know where to get dinner, for
their provision was all spent, except u
small quantity of biscuit and cheese, Of
which she had not Informed her hus.
band; but thought she would try
which OF her, friends had any to spare.
''rhus she walked on toward her
tent. but was little too responding In
her mind, for which she felt herself
closely reproved. and as II queried
with. 'Didst thou not come for liberty
of consclcnce-hast thou not got it-also
been provided for beyond thy expccta.
tiOn:' which so humbled her. she sat on
her knees. begged forgiveness and pres.
ervation In the future. and never re-.
plned afterward.
''When she arose, and was going to
seek for other food than what she had,
her cat came Into the tent, and had
caught fine large rabbit. which she
thankfully received and dressed as an
English hare. When her husband
came to dinner, being informed Of tho
fact they both wept with reverential
Joy. and ate their meal which was thus
.seasonably provided for them In single
ness Of heart"
Let us hope, too. that poor pussy. dc.
prlved of her game. was invited to the
feast!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

The iron bcdstead IL superior to the
wooden one. so far rs sanitary princi-
pies 60. but the latter may bc made
less menace to health II every week
the housekecper superior tends person
ally to the brushing and cleaning OF
It. II springs were covered with cloth
they would be less liable to cut into the
mattress and would keep clean much
longer. This cloth. heavy piece Of
unbleachcd linen, could be easily
washed, and, together with weekly
brushing of the springs, would go fur
toward achieving Il perfect cleanliness
more desirable In bed than almost
any other piece of furniture. Then the
mattress should likewise receive Its
rleed OF attention, being we'll busted
and turned every day, particular care
being given to the little creviccs around
the buttons, for they are the spots
where dust loves to linger. Two mat
tress covers. that could be easily but
toned on, are very desirable, for they
can be put through the cleansing pro-
cess of the washtub ut least every fort
night,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
Csrapcs.

There are wires In Burgundy said to
be upwards of four hundred years old
at the present time. In some parts of
Italy there are vineyards which have
been In fiourishing state for upwards
OF three centuries; and there vine.
yard of one hundred years duration y
considered young.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

Summer Train Service via wisconsin Cen.
trail
Effective May q. To Waukesha
and lake resorts $40 q. M, 1:26 D.
NJ, 3:45 p. M, 6 p. m. To St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest Cos p. M, ll:45 p. N.
To Duluth Cos ?. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

PEOPLE arc funniest when they ass
not tryiug 70 Be
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
seemed Quite Natural.

The young man was hurrying along
the street with his hat pulled down
over his eyes. lie was so oblivious Of
all Of his surroundings that he got Ill.
rectly In front of a big delivery wagon
without even seeing II.
That was where the sport began.
The muscular corner policeman
reached out and caught him by the col.
lar. Quick action was Necessary. and
he gave him yank that lifted him of
his feet and shot him against a pass.
ing cablc.car. The car turned him over
once or twice. and then some projec.
ton caught in his coat and he was
dragged half n block. He managed to
wriggle out Of his coat, and by IN nj.
most superhuman effort threw himself
clear Of the car but directly In front Of
one coming In the opposite direction on
the next track. That caught him
sQuarcly In the back and carried him
fifteen or twenty feet, part OF the time
In one position aud pnrt Of the time In
another, all Of the positions being de-
cidcdly awkward and uncomfortable.
When tho cur was stopped, the police.
man carefully pulled him out from un.
der the fender, and yelled for some one
to call the ambulance.
But 1t wasn't necessary. Tho young
man regaincd his feet, shook himself
once or twice. and then, with a
dreamy. far-away look In his eyes, re-.
marked:
"That was a good scrimmnge. I've
never played against u team with u
stronger rush line"
And lie continued on his way to tho
university gymnasium.--Chicago Post.
Cavalry Pistol Practice -i072.
Here follow the commands for the
pistols:
1. Cncape your pistols. 9. Draw
forth your pistols. This must be per-
formed with the right hand; the left
pistol first, and then to mount the
muzzlc. 3. Order your pistol. Rest
your pistol a little IN your bride hand.
and then Immediately take your pistol
near the middle part Of 1t, and place
the butt end upon your thigh. 4. Sink
or rest your pistol In your bride hand.
AZ 1pcuu Sout WYNN WI NsN" youG
cock to half benD. q. Secure, or guard
your cock. Z. Open your pan. 8. Prime
your pan. .. Shut your pan, or, order
your hammer or steel. 10. Cast about
your pistols, which Is to be done against
your left thigh, with your muzzle up
ward In your bride hand. II. Gage
your TASKS. IL. Lade your pistols
with powder For your moro speedy
ladinS Of your pistols, there Is lately
invented n small powder flask, with u
suitable charge; but 1t IL not to be dc.
MED that your cartroaches arc very
scrviccable.
There are eleven more motions and
finally in 2i-Give fire. In the firing Of
your pistols you are not to fire directly
forwards, to your enemies horses
heads, but toward the right hand.
with the lock Of the pistol upward.--
Notes and Queries.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-05

Oft as harsh have | reviled thee,
Thou familiar mother tongue,
And | deemed a southern siren
Sweeter accents would have sung.
Joyless, in the land of strangers,
Now from place to place l roam;
A! how gladly would 1 listen
To one single word of home!
Thoughts are crowding in my bosom,
But how shall l lent them breathe
AL the memories Of childhood
Slumber in me as in death.
Lonely in the fields 1 wander,
Natures echo fain would hear.
But winds, streams, and forests
whisper
Unknown accents in my ear.
Thus my German songs, unheeded,
Not, trace behind them leave,
When | feel my bosom languish.
And with timid longing heave.
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Wdbrtpertb Der Gter.

lIeber ben Dertb Der Gier als
menI6li6es Habrunssmittel bort
man i'm 2eben oft urtbeile. bic burt1'
aus nift ridtig iinb. Wett perbreiT
tet lit bic 4ni9t, Gier ieien nabrs
batter ais 5leiih. DEM ~gessniber
mub f~oIssnOes ertldrt tperben: Sin
Siibnerei bat ettpd LIS llnae Snz
bait; bieIer 1T absr tart paherbdls
tis, unO Elm 81 liefsrt in Sotter nnb
Gipeib suIdmmen an Rdbritotten
1O8 @ran gipeib uno go 9ran 6ett.
Sumit iinb i'm 81 ettpu IA Protent
gipeiB unb 8 procent 5ett entbals
ten. Nun baden pislfa4e llnterius
dunaen ergeben, buB bas 6leii9
zines mitteifetten Oaien etpu q
grucent @ipeib uno 5 Procent 5stt
ent6dlt. 0as 81 1T aGip buraaus
nidt ~nabrbafter als RinofleiI4. 8ers
alsi6en mir es nit fettem Sapsines
fleii6, 70 finben mir, baB es au9
bieIem na6itebt; benn oas 5leii9
bonn fetten Sapeiu beiiBt benielben
gipeibaebaIt BON etpa Id prucent,
aber babel ben peit bDheren Settges
halt BON etna 80 biz 40 Prpcent.
Sft piro aud geitritten, mas
n~abrbafter lei, bus @elbe obtr oas
8etBe pom 81. SIM SOtter iinb 45
9ran gipeib unb go 9ran 5ett
entbulten, i'm GierpeiB oagesen nur
60 9ran GitpeiB unb tein 6ett. Der
Sotter lit alio benz Gierpeib iibers
leoen, osnn er sntbdlt 5ett unb fat
bieIelbe Menge GipeiB, obpObl er
i'm Ourti6nitt nur OTIS un5e tpisst,
pGbrenb bas Giertpsib l hinge idpsr
TT.
Gin gang poGItommenes Rabrungss
mittel iinb aber bic @ier uberbaupt
nidt; benin es feblen in ibnen bic gu
unIerer Grndbrung unentbehrli6sn
&ublenbpbrate, tpie Stdrte. 3uder
IL. beral. Der RGbrpertb Der Gier
tpirb f6lieBlid burh bic 3ubereitung
beeinflubt. Qm 6eiten rperSen robe
Gier ausssnuBt. numentIid lpenn iie
in Supper ober Sbee gemiidt rper@
ben. Sartseiottcne Gier iino oagss
gen itper gu peroauen, ndmentli6,
fpenn lie in er0beren Stiiden pers
sebrt perben. mir erIeben baraus,
bab bas ia iebr idmad9afte 81 BEN
Steii6e bod feinsspess iibsrlesen lit
unb bdB ma sepDbnlid. tpenn Gier
ols GrTaB fir 5leiid bienen iolen,
!brs Menge gu sering bemibt.
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Ba5 UlnR.

Oas 9lud NJ tlr uns Wterlden
nidt elm leudtenbsr, BON !Simmel ses
fulIener Stern, nidt cine buftenbe
Wurberblume, bic ii6er Ha9t ers
bliiht, ben S9ldfsr an Mtprssn be-
sriibt, fonbern elm miibfam suiams
menseiudter Straub tleiner Bill
then, ben spei 8dnber: G%riunerung
unb Soffnung, umi4linsen. Ou
beiBt ss iid biiden, ba beibt ss ii9
briiden burb Build unb Dorm, ipiGIt
Oh i'm gepinnen, = ba beibt e
fteisen unb t:llfen iiber Sells unb
@eitsin, bieie ober iene 8tume gu
%srrinsen, ba beibt es feIt6alten, mas
bieisr obsr isner @anOerss.felle aus
feiner 5iiIe freunbli9 bef6eert. Sc
beibt neBen unb erquiden. bamit bic
sarteu Sinser nidt au3u idnea pers
tpelten.
ga, bic fleinen Freuben bes 2e=
bens iinb es, aus benen ii9 bas Suz
fammeniebt, mas mir Slid nennen.
Ridt elm 9ansss 1T es, ionbern
tauisnbfa9 3eriplittertes, tGslib Grz
r%lnsenes, INNER pieoer neu grz
fdmpftes.
Oenn mas bdtte 8eItanb duf bie<
fer Delt2 9efunbbeit2 Gin 3ufan
fam fe seritOren. 9elbbeiB2 @ers
fdpenbuns, llnpiFenbeit unb un=
eiinittse Goniuntturen f0nnen ibn
pertlsinern. 2iebe unb Sreunbiaaf!2
Gin Neiber, Elm ein3ises WiBper-
ftdnbnib f0nnen ie untersrube1. Oas
SdidIal fdsntt ni6ts, es lei6t nur.
limb penn es benz %uuerfabrsaen
Bid du9 ideint, als i9iitte es iein
GIlboru aus; nur aus Der Serne
eeTsben, slGnst unb sleiBt fr.Tbes
Sdidial. Der Reide tpeiB. oaB e.
Sorgen bat, unb feinem iiberiGttisten
@aumen lit man9sr @enuB fdal unb
ni9tig. Salente bebiirfen u~nausges
fsbten Sleibes gu ibrer Sntfalturg,
folen fie fi4 nidt in @nttduihung
bertpanbeln. Sslbft 2orbeerfrd;se
tpelten p6ne Sdpeibtropfen itrer
Better. So lit ni9ts, mas Gottesz
gabe i6eint, bon 9sftanb, Iel5it niht
bas Reinite unb Bette in Der weli:
bic GlternIiebe, benin Der Sob nit
fsiner Sippe ftebt OrOhsnb pubinter.
Webmiitbig burdtlingt nod INNER
bic etpise Sebniu6t ua6 benz Slid
bas 2ieb bes Oi6ters = epig Inb
ungeitiut. limb bod ioIte es niht
alip iein.
Werbet ipie bic ainber, lsbrt fus
g%briItentbum. Hebmt freupig ous
Der @aterbanb 9ottes, mas er in
@ndben gibt; nebmt es als eia @ez
f6ent nit bantbarem Sinn unb
pudt ni6t auf Elm Re6t, bas sl9
Nismdnb perbriefte. Damn ipirb
audi bic re6te Sreube in cure Ser3ss
einaie6en unb bas Slid = bds 9im=
melrei9 auf grben - gu eHb tomz
men unb bic sfpise Sebniudt in 3us
friebenbeit %peripunbeln.
@inf9rGntung lebrt aud unisr
@ostbs, Der philOiOpbiiaite unierer
Si6ter.
Wdblis icntt iid bann Der itilsre
Bid un6 erfennt in iebem Siege,
ben Der Renfd iiber ii4 ielbit gee
mann, in iebem 9elingen feiner Irz
belt, in iebsm Gntfalten ieinsr &rdtte,
in iebem anbGdtisen S4duer iiber
bic Wunber Der ShDpfung, in iebem
fr6bIi6en @enieben treuer 2iebe unb
Sreunoi6aft elm Sliimlein in benz
StrauBe ieines Slides.
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pas teue sliaxim.G efdiit.

alner Wabri6einliftsit na8 pirb
unfere 8unbes sIrmee i'm 2aufe bes
nGhften Sa4rss bas rtus Mdrim9e<
i6iiB erbaIten. beiien g%ffectipitdt Bel
BEN iiinsit auf Sanbp Sopt i'm 8eiietn
bss Capt. Ssutb, mai. pbipps unb
anberer Sfficiere f~tdttssbabten probes
f6iebsn our 9eniise epnitattrt tit. Das
@ei6iib 1T cine tragbare uno uutonta.
tiids observation-disclosures, bic bauptidd<
ii9 CUR 8srpenbuns i'm Snfanterisss.
fe6t beItimmt 1T, Mit feiner pollen
2dbuns bon 600 Ydtronsn faum %
pfunb idper, rubt baS @si6iib auf
einem 9rsifub. tpslder nit eiuem Sib
fir ben beoiensnoen Mann perisbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-05

be sslsst. Die patronen iinb in sinsm
aeosrgiirtsl entbalten. Der in itstsr 8s.
tpeguns lit, unb perben bieielben benz
2auf automatiih susefiibrt. Ra9
Ibgubs pes eritsn S4uFes sebt bds
peitere Seuern, Biz Der i'm Magdsin
befinblide Fundamentally erid0pft
tit, auf automatiidem Wese Dor iid,
uno aipar gsfdiebt bies baburh, bab
bur6 ben RiiditoB bes Robres nab iss
benz S4uB cine 8urbel in 8epeguns
seiest tpirb, pelde oas Ragasin in
slei4s Riatuns nit benz Robr brinst,
Die Patrpne poridiebt unb ben suriids
fpringenben Sobn auf's Heie niebers
i4Idgt. SeIbftpsrItGnbli4 tDnren uud