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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
WHAT THE HERSCHELL REPORT SHOWS.
THE SUSPENSION OF FREE SILVER COINAGE

ONLY \ STEP TOWARD \ GOLD STANDARD
COPIES OF tho Hcrschell Committees report upon
which the British Government ordered the Suspension
of free silver coinage I'm India on June ~ were To-
ceived In Wall street Yesterday The report covers
forty printed pages OF fool'cap. The committee "sr''
in the general recommendation Of closing Inc MINUS
70 free coinage and In tho gold value OF the rupee
but upon contingent questions thcr" ar" several o'
tailed reports. Tie on" signed by Lord tarr'r ahd
Sir r. T.. Wclby contains the following:
The SIN recommended +. tina. the Indian Government
close the Indian mnt against the free image oi SILVER
until the rupee rises IN value - a. TO stand al gwen
ratio with tho sovereign such ratio 10 b. ,o above me
ratio which been current. say j. ID and mat h'n
the Government be required to give rupees at 'ha'
ratio for all gold brought u their minis
The immediate cicct 4 III, stop Will be T. alter The
Indian measure OF value As long a. The LA an II NJ -
amen the measure 81 value j. the market value 4 ui
weight Of silver contained the rupee but a. soon ~
the mint IL closed this Is not cctan o. Do" uo ca'e The
object. however. - this change i mol - mu'h 20 f'''
the gold value u the rupee ~ n prevent fnh'r iail'
IL doc, no, materially alter the present relations ietwccn
debtor and crdtor but pTe''nt' those relations being
altcr,d IN tn future for the wore.
Tho clio ing Of the minis l.. however. only the nr-t
,e, in procc., which viii no, Do clmplo.d until gold
4, made iu legal tender either by feo coinage q gold
AZ the Indian inus by the reception o. gold 'o'ecg ns
coined clseNqierr. II j. not expected that gold VIII
become the circulating medium u India The indian
currency viii Il fu""-. 'ich Of which T. intended
10 crrni'". not az NC ''''' % wv '''''' N'''"' "
IT, bu: at the value Of tn gold contained In c fraction
= the sovereign which the rIer repro, nt. Shond m
market value Of -,ct fall The value Of the ruve VIII
lecoue very much greater h'n the vain" ~ the silver
CONTAINED IN u. which would make II T~cunie a PAPER
currency. The only question in lie case i whether
such a currency can b., maintained al n. -ol1 value.
Prudence wei experience suggest hat 'h" 81 CATION
undertaken BY this change should lie supported lbs means
Of fulfilling II gold flows slionit ais. the Indian
Government viii b. enabled T. accumulate ic-'N" II
gold should 10 Acc uHIulhf Il l'Inlr u'
Government taxes the final step announcing gold
the Standard
Inc Circumstances Of India "A cradle for the me-
cunn a'ion Of The necessary stock. AZ any iate. ho
expense Of procuring md iantanins Ia" Icqu" amount
of god conno De- avoided by Government which
desires ~ maintain IT, currency. and Will h. nssnhcam
compared With the los Of which the Indian ngcinm'at
noV complains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SEIZURE OF A GLOUCESTER VESSEL
DEPRECIATION IN SILVER THE EXCUSE FOR Az
INDISPENSABLE CANADIAN ACT.

Gloucester Mass. July Ga dispatch received nero
o,.,e tbot the sclonncr Horace Il. Parker OF this
nor, had been seized at Port Royal, Anticosu y r.
The schooner Is absent on henk trip ana Oh
tanned Il license AT Placcnta. paying for me same III
United states silver certificates, which were accepted
without question, the customary ; per cent Tor N
change being added. The captain secured The baiths
at Placenta and one at Port Royal ana on n'a re-
tprn 10 ,l. latter por, the vessel detained ana
an .,,ra premium demanded the alleged reason being
the dolucciation Of tho silver ccrtihcaps. The cap
TAIN who Is part OF the vessel, teleeIHph"d
home for advice and was instructed to pay The III
creased amount under protest rather than cause any
DELAY 10 the trip The seizure is looked upon here
rs an outrage. A meeting OF the Board OF lTi'e
will be held when n IS probable resolutions Will be
adnntnd calling for energetic by the aulhor
ties at Washington in defence Vi NE nShS 81 we
fishing interests Tho seizrcs are ecnTaN considered
as an attempt to force reciprocity In fish upon the
United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
HARD TIMES IN AUSTRALIA.
BUSINESS PARALYZED AND TENS OF THOU.
SANDS OUT or WORK.
BANKS TRYING TO EESuME-G ovERNMEXTs
DOING WHAT THEY CAN TO RELIEVE
THE SITUATION

DOING WHAT THEY CAN ~ hrLiENE
THE SITUATION.
San Francisco July 6-Ncws brought by tho steam r
Mariposa today from Australia Is ol Il uiA'onraslhe
tenor. The closed banks are trying TO resume and
business Is at a standsi Strikes are imminent and
tens Of thousands Of people are out CT WORK. mum
hcr Of coal mines have shut down wages CT sailors
being reduced, and omnibus drivers Went out on a
strike because their wages were reduced from $40
TO s. % Il week.
The UNEMPLOYED swarm along tho docks seeking a
chance TO STOW away Oh any vessel bouni for the United
States and the Oceanic steamship company Shcds
at Circular Quay had TO be turned INT" pace LOT "'
destitute to sleep in. The Maripo"S sc'o"' c'p'n
and Storage crowded. Nearly all 'noSe WHO
came UP were men and women who were once we'll
To do but who lost nearly all In the general crash
They could not spare money for hrStci"S' PfsSasr'
and consequently had to come up IN 'he Alee'"Ge'
MANY Of them hoped TO make start In California.
The governments Of Victoria. New South Wales and
Queensland are doing all In their power 10 rh'Ve
the situation. with some degree OF success. one oi
Che measures adopted by Oh" Government oil Ne"
south WALES Is the establishment Of state bank
A committee Of six appointed to take testimony re-
ported that after careful dchberation lheN are OF
the opinion that 'he establishment OF Government
bank Of issue IS not only practicable. but urgently
necessary and suggest that it, functions Shall COIN
PRISE
First the sole right of issue Of note currency
upon gold and hduciary basis In addition TO toy
eminent stock second that 10 shilling notes should
be issued in addition to denominations OF the usual
note currency third, the business Of all Government
departments in connection with the receipt ana eA-
p,nditure Of revenue; that the management oi SuCh
bank should be intrustcd TO board OF commissions
crs 10 be appointed by act 0i Iarla'hl ana i'ho'-
able only by vote OF legislature.
The Government adopted the suggestions ana when
the Marposa sailed the formation OF III" bank was
under wa. The Government stood by the Bank OF
New South Wales and paid tjlbooO In god III
The treasury Proceedings ais" taken 10 restore
large quantity OF gold In thu closed Australian JOINT
Stock hank 10 circulation. The shareholder, Of the
Rank OF Victoria held meeting while The MhrlpoSa
w. ot sydney and decided - wind up the bank The
affair, of the Mercantile rank Of M'lboun' are re-
ported IN a bad way and III" dep"Si',rs .Aih" grl
cnt ~ hcir money The Australian Joint stock Bank
is to be reconstructed and nearly all queensland OahhS
arc getting OH their feet again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE FUTURE OF SILVER IN INDIA.
GENERAL 4. J. WARMERS vIEws-THE SILVER
CONVENTION AT CHICAGO.

GENERAL A. J. WARMERS NIEWS-IHE SlLN LIZ
CONVENTION AT CHICAGO.
Washington July 6-Spcaldng OF the future OF sill
vcr I'm India General A. J. Warner president OF the
American Bimctallic League, said today:
I've may look for purchases Of silver on account
OF the Indian Government at any time. In fact, that
ceptinc that It has fixed The ratio at II for con
vering rupees Into silver If the mines OF the west
remain closed for any length OF time. silver will rise
AS The result Of purchases by our Government and
On account, of Inoia. sec that the Legislative
Council OF ntia has decided to receive Soversgns AT
the Treasury Of India without limit In exchange for
rupees but not Bank Of England notes, nor viii they
nav cut gold for rupees. The Council has also care
fully abslaned from making god legal tender. II
they should do 80 Europe would rapidly I've drained
of It's gold 70 settle balances due 10 India The policy,
therefore, * simply to sell Council bills. which are
drafts Oh the Indian Treasury for rupees for gold
and then 10 buy silver Government account at the
ratio fixed in Council, and from this silver coin rupees
with which 10 meet any excess Of drafts over Tue
tax collections OF the Indian Treasury"
Questioned as to til" alleged purpose Of the silver
Conveuiion which !, TO meet III Chicago on August
l. 70 pasa n resolution favoring the decentralization
Of gold Mr. Warner said Il know nothing Of a
burmese 10 introduce such bill. II the gol mono
mc,allists insist Oh a subvers!On Of bimctallsm by
Accommodating The only metal which be- produced
in efficient quantities to maintain Stable relations
between money supply, population ana business ana
If they persist in their evident intention 10 destroy
no anfomaiic regulation OF money through The mines
thcv must not he surprised at spontaneous move
ment 10 deOn-tize the other metal and transfer the
control Of money from the mines 20 legislation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.rnglani generally fair probably foo"'u ~
the southern cca.t by thrndcrstorns during ,he "''
Q, ncht: northcrly winds becoming Nariaoe' 49,
For Eastern Ncw.lork. Eastern Fehh7'N'ii"' -,
jersey and Delaware local thunderstoFnS ioAo"eu "
clearing weather nor;h,rv winds shifting n souther?
For the District O, Columbia and Mar,ani loca' STOW"
ara p-olane but the weather viii be- i'r au''"E sso
greater part OF the day; slightly warmer s'''' ~
shifting 10 southwcstcry , ,o.., showcr< In
For Virginia. generally fair' eN0'p' '
extreme northern portion ,r fair exeept
Ear North and south Carolna. fehel'ny ''' ''
local showers In southern portion OF sO'0' ."''''
For Florida local showers =, ,,re northern nor.
ror Gaorcia and Alabama. fair IN eNue'n' 49,, ro,
lion nroh.blv local showers in southern anu o'''''
tion. ,,-. ,o,,r,i,v fair except
For Mississippi and LouiS'"'
loc,l showers the coast. ,..,.r,,,nt, Ohts
For Western New.York. western fehh'sN '''l', -.
and y.et virginia. Eight local showers except p''o'''
f,ir in Southwestern ONO ,ha,lv winds:
ror Indiana and Illinois. eencraHy talr S 80,
- in Nor,hwCstern Illinois and northern a,~au,
,or rovcr Michigan occasional Showers 0''
fair in eastern portion
' ,.,,..r Nchi.an local showers fair IN south.
ior Wtcou.in Showers In north"ts'e''' ~ "
eastern u,nn>, Norh Dakota. :ou,h DaA1 1sreohabiy
Neo,a'S' enc cont al Mississippi Naue' 10, and dry
r sonsas generally fair WITH conohwstcry winds
sou,SrrIv winds followed by ec"'f
f'' rsr Iowa local thundcr storms pFeeeoea "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
STARTLING NEWS ABOCT HIS son HARRI
MR. BURMEISTER WANTED TO HEAR MORE AND
WAS DRUiGED AND ROBBED


WAS DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
Mr.. Henry Burmcist.r n wealthy importing tailor
M 40. Il Broadway entered Police Headquarters nj
ob,ko yesterday and said that he had been drugged
and robbed by lunco men the night Of ID" Fourth
Of July. He said that he had come TO IIoboken TO
spend the dan with n friend living in IIudson-st.
About II D. m. he started FOR home but stopped AT
the Continental Hotel, at First and HudsOns sts to
buy cigar
Mr.. Burrncl,cr massive god watch and
chain large diamond pin, and several diamond
ring. While the cigar counter. he approached
by a stylishly dressed Young man. who slapped him
on the back aud called him by some name, bur
not his own After telling the Young Of his
mistake and accepting his apology, Mr. Burmcistrr
gave the stranger his earl ami went his way
toward the ferry lie had gone only short distance
when Ia" stranger overlook him and said he
"A friend Of Mr. Burmcistrr'S son Henry. lie also
declared thai young Burnester who is in
Europe, was about TO return to America. bringing
bride with him.
The sudden news so unnervcd Mr. Burmestcr that
the name Of Edgar Mansfield. II there wep not
place where they coull talk the matter over. What
followed Is only vaguely remembered by Mr. Bur
mci,cr but he says they walked along Hudson ST. for
some distance ana then turned into wide street. ana
entered poorly lighted bar-room. Whiskey
ordered by both ana While Mr.. Burncistcr's attention
was attracted In way, the glasses changed
and hc soon became unconscious after drinking his
LIQUOR lie remembers nothing until Wednesday morn
ing when he recovered his senses ana found police
bending over him. Mr.. Burmcster told him his
trouble and the policeman put him the frrrybcTt
for New York Mr. Burmel,icr lost his watch. chain,
rings and studs, and about Si5 In cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
GOV. FLOWER GAINS THE DEPOSIToRS.
Run on AwATERTowN SAVINGS BANK CHECKED
BY 4 SPEECH And WRITTEN GUARANTEE.

rim on 4 WATERJowN SAVINGS BANK C1fECKE
gy 4 SPEECH AID WRITTEN GUARANTEE.
WATERFOWL " Y. Juv O. was started
today on the jefferson County savings Bank in
ibI, city. Governor Flower wac witness 81 tn
run this morning, and In a speech gave ASSURANCE
that the bank entirely sar. The speech Hal
an excellent effect for awhile. Til, afternoon. the
rush continuing, Governor Flower. J. r. Stf'lins.
president Of the Agricultural Insurance Company, ana
several prominent banker, and fnanclcr- signed ana
puhShcd a stat 'mcnt per onay guarantr'in: that
the deposiors shall b. paid In fG'l. The run sub
sided shortly after I O'Clock, when the officers
Of The bank refused 10 take advantage Of the usual
hour for closing and continued 10 pay all deposit
who presented demands for their funds. 1hi-
action, og.ther with The guarantee given by GOV
crnor Flower and Others. had most i-nclpr}
effect and il is believed That, Will" there will
probably De- som" cAc' mcnt 10 lnorro", Inc worst
Of the trouble is
Governor Flower appeared among the dcp0-iiora
twice during ID" day, and made speeches To them
In substance Governor Flower said To ia" dcpo,ors
" In pancky times Ike thcS" when the people ali
want their money. you, By your actions lorcc the
banks 10 keep "A larger amount on and than usual
10 get this money the bank official, nave 10 rcua" 10
loan money mortgages and al~O refuse to loan Il
on commercial paper. and therefore you restrict trade
and throw labor out Oi employ i"nl. By your action
you force the bank Ia fOrrclose the mortgage,
held by If: tho merchant Is compelled to pay MS
note or md business and the bank /, forced to
dis nose Of lis bonds Thus IN demanding money,
which YOU do not need yOn are forcing the fore
and causing the SUSPENSION Of business industries
ceuerdllV.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
MORE TROTBLE Al TONiUINDt

Tonawanda y. y, July 1.-THE lumbcrmen are
again having trouble with their union help. Yes
tcrday eighty four Poles who had been imported from
tt,lurg decided return home and quit work.
They claim they were brought here under pronis.
Of free ear fare free board and lodging II % day
In wages. and free return ticket providing they
were dissatisfied. and that they Were told strike
was in progress here. When their pay for their three
weeks service was rendered to them to-day 1t was
found that they were charged for fare aud no
return Ticket enclosed In their envelopes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE THEIR REPORT

SLIGHTLY HIGHER BAROMETER or THE COAST.
Washington, July GThe area Of low piesfur" has re-
maned about stationary IN the Central Rocky Mountain
region although the has fallen about = ~ an
inch during tho at Twelve hours the eastern slope
The pressure hrs increased slightly IN NcwEneani ana
the Nddl, Atlantic stats. and the barometer continues
highest on the Florida Local showers are re-
ported from the lake regions the Nonh"e't ana Oh NV
Fast Guf AMI Florida The coudlne'> mas in'
cr,a.ed in tho Northern states and the weather eoh'
tinrc, fair generally Throughout the central valley
., warmer IN the ohio Missouri and Central Mississippi
va and New England. "A
The Glowing MAXIMUM tempe atnreI, "e 6c degress:
Iouis,illr 81 DEGREES Columbus. 30 delre, nol.V:.
100 de- ,rres St Louis, % dcgre Nashville ~ degree''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SILVER MINES TO OPEN AGAIN.

Denver, July 6.-The smclters yesterday perfected
warehouse scheme. Ore buyers were authorized
10 send on, a notice that ore would be purchased ana
cash paid for gold copper and lead for the silver
carried. certificate receipt will h. given show
Ing that the smelter holds given amount OF silver
In the order Of the miner. 1t should cause the
opening OF mines employing at least 5000 men and
n partial railway and shelter revival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
Too MUCH TALKING FOR SECRETARY CARLISLE.

Chicago, July G.-Sccretary Carlisle arrived from
washington yesterday. The secretary sad that he
had nothing he desired say on financial matters.
lie Is here for about ten days. chiefly 10 soc tho Fair
There has been altogether too much talking con
corning financial affairs already said Mr. Carlisle.
NO small part Of present difficulties might be-
traced TO that. Awhile ago the whole country was
watching the 800. 900. 90 gold Now that
that has been broken into. every one seems TO have
forgotten 1t, and running along without paying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

fails to benefit or cure, you havo your money
back
It's the only guaranteed remedy for every
disease caused by disordcred liver or i'm.
pure blood. Dyspepsia, Biliousness. tho
most stubborn Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, even Consumption or LING
scrofula) in its earlics stages, oil are cured
by 1t.
II purihes and enriches the blood rousea
every organ into hcathful action, an! ro.
stores strength and vigor In building nm
both flesh and strength Of pale, puny, Scrof
ulous children, or to invigorate and brace
fevcrs, and other prostrating acute diseascs
nothing can equal the Discovery"
You pay only for tho good you get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

The best hotel ut which TO stop willie doing the
Worlds Fair nj Chicago Is tn" Worlds Inn, at
SiNticih-s and Madison ave-. directly opposite the
Maids, entrance 10 the grounds II Is the only
nrrproof hotel near the gTounis; |, the Fare pran
plan Rates are ~ 30 pr day and upward. CHARLES
r. Leland. the manager, will furnish particulars. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

any attentions to It's fluctuations. am not In a po
siton to prophesy about the future, and do not
care TO talk about the past.
I'VE have been busy In Washington Tor the last
four months and are likely to be even buster for
awhile after Congress convcnes. Inc ume between
row and the converting Of Congress VIII De used By all
the members Of the Cabinet to rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
BIG GRAry cAnGoEs REACH BrFrALo.

Emfralo. July G.-Thr wlaeback steamer Mlthcr
with her cOnsOr's Nc-i. III and l20. came IA yes
tcrday with total OF s6G0s0 bushels OF grain. This
I, the largest amount ever carried in single tow
ON The lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
,VIllN TRAVELLING

Whether Pleasure bent; or business lake every
trp "a bottle Of Syrup u tIg> as IL acts mot rca anty
and erectualy on the Kidney liver and bowels pre-
For sale in zoe and VI bottles by all leading druggsts
Manufactured BY the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

l., this diagram a continuous white line shows ~
.,os IL, nr,..ure as indicated by The Tribune se1'
,criinq barometer Tho broken inr represents inc ~
,er,tire az observed at Pcrry's pharIna' y
Tribune Once July :, a. m-The weather yesterda.
was fair The temperature ranged between % ana 90
s. tho average (75s) being 80 higher than on the
rro, ,oudlnc day last year and lower than Oh
wednesday. 49,. ..... ,,yu nrohabIv be 4
,hund ar.torn followed by clearing weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SOMETHING UNUSUAL,

a hicuiNiiic, u
DIR. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
And, because Of
that, there's some
thing unusual in
tho way Of selling
it. Where every
other medicine ~
Its kind only prom
ises. this is gliarnn-
Ix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

You do not realize the speed. you only know YOU
get there on the Exposition Flyer OF the New eo's
Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
\ TRIUMPuAL PROCESSION.

Along the four miles Of the route. from the
Palace 20 the Lverpool-st station, the royal
couple received one unbroken ovation. Such
enormous masses of people We're never before seen
even in London. The superb weather brought
out nearly all the people in the metropolis who
could possibly leave their houses or businesses
while trains from all parts of III" country brought
10 the city thousands upon thousands who were
soon swallowed up in the multitudcs thronging the
streets and every point Of vantage from which the
royal personaScs could I've seen. The main part
Of the route WAS guarded by troops Mounted
, 1893-07-03

Der Stern, mGbren6 6er Mon6 auf einent
i9par5en, ge3a6ten 8lod beS Weitens Derz
blutete.
0toien iiberall, auf benz Steinmeer Ser
Serge, balb auc6 i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
traumrebeno ipan0clt Bic S60nbeit burb
oas 2an6. 6eilig utO groB lit Die 8riibe.
g8te lte Die &oien iiber bic Serge, itreut Tie
Die S9idiale iiber bic 6itten: baS Slid
bet Nr6eit, ben Scbmers ser Sduibung,
0eburt uno Sob, aber lelbit BET &ranfe
ldcbelt, tpenn baS 2tdbt eriobeint, uno ricbs
tet ii3 bOffen0 auf.
llnb i6 iOa bier auf BENT 8erg iteben
bletben, tpGbreno in Der Siefe nun bunoertz
tauienb 6dnoe sur SenIe uno ISABEL, 5u
NTt unb Sammer, 81 8ucb unb Sober grets
fen?
SD fam mir nibt beIfen, ipcnn ser
iunge Sag bliBt, 70 brGn9t es MIDI unaufz
balt1am 3t elmer SbGtigteit: entipeoer mill
len 6ano un6 Seber fliegen o6er bic SiiBe.
go ititrmte t6 benn binab ouf ben Btu
mentepptcb Der Ofattalp, mo- in ben &licbs
ftetnen ber perItetnerte Wf0nch, @rita uno
9lpenrple EN- auf 0er SdpuSe, itebt, Dtnaui
auf oaS WfattDorn Die QluSiic6tSnarte oeS
Observation-Disclosures unb griiBte btniiber
in8 6liieblt, mo- am Hanft 9tiflaltS, Der
Gtnitebler geipobnt bat. Nt0ge mieber ser
LANCE, ba9ere damn aus ben bunfcln
SbGler b~erporld6retten uno bas gBort be8
Sriebens iprecben, ipenlt Bic Setter oer>
i%eni9en, Bic al 8olfes Statt auf ben er>
bODten Stiiblen fiben, it9 perpirren.
QtIein eS lteB mir feline 9tube mebr ouf
Dem 8erg. 8eim biibi6en ySebeli" auf
bet Qlemitgenalp, unter ben blib5eribla9ez
men 9eipalttgen 8ettertanner, I'M liebli9en
S3ubptnteI beS Bilatus ertpartete t6 ben
Wtor9en5u9.
l1nO itber Sic 6eIien berab route bas ntebz
ltcbe Sa6r5eug, ib hattie fait geia9t bas
Stnberipd9elden. Saobte trug eS uns btnz
ab nab A%lpuacbita6. 9ort griBte ib Die
Guiiin no6 einmal, Sic auf benz SUIT unb
IN 6Gnben etnen Walb bon @~Ipenbtumen
tru9.
2uS icb bonn See nadb 6em 9ilatus 3uz
rtdiab, i6wammen UNI tbn wieOer Die
gSolfen.
&ieleiHt i9pimmen ei9erte glebel, Sic ib
auf letnen @tpfcln surii69eIaiien babe, NIT
ibnen.
ltnO tper6cn mir neue einmaG gu i6per,
10 9e9e't6 81 Ser9.