 The "Straußpfarrer" ("bouquet pastor", but not a real clergyman) climbs up a ladder and delivers the "Straußrede" ("bouquet speech"), which covers amusing things that have happened in the village, all in rhyme.Afterwards, the "Three Firsts" are danced ("die Drei Ersten").The kermis is nowadays held under a marquee, formerly having been held at an inn, but the traditions of the "Frühschoppen" (morning drink) and of "dancing the wreath out" ("Heraustanzen des Kranzes") have been preserved at this "Zeltkerb" ("Zelt" means "tent").