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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
DISGRACE.

The following from the American
Banker, published in New York City,
issue of September 24.h will be very
pleasing TO patriotic American citizens:
G, mmenting on a letter from an
Am rIcan siyped M predicting that
England will eventually be compelled
to adopt bi metalism and looking for
definite action. not from the present
Conference but a later one. not earlier
than 1897. the London Times saws:
" We do not deny tb0t q system of in
ternGtjOnGL bi nLetdLi&m might be profit
abe IN America especially if England
were foolish enough to become a party
to it; but we believe that the latter
event i quite unlikely.
OF course the ruling powers OF Eng
land, the R)thsrhIlds and Earrings,
don't want free silver; they want dear
money and cheap men property. Eng
land Is the creditor nation of the world
and she does MT propose to assist
America Or any other of her debtor
countries in establishing a system of
tin nee that will enable them to be-
come independent IF her. Shame on
an unAmPrican administration which
sues At the feet Of English m~Onarchies
for permission TO ADOPT a policy which
even they admit would be beneficial to
lis 81
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taxes; hence it takes that much more
property and LABOR to pay the debts
and taxes, Certainly land is no better
now than when the war closed, nor
can a man do any more labor now than
then, nOr does 1t take any less to raise
horses, cartle, hogs, &C.. which, from
1865 To 1873, a buShel IF wheat would
bring 81; pork, 10 cents per pound; a
good hJr5e, $500; labor per hand by
the day at ordinary work, from 81 TO
81; and land. $40 per acre. Now the
same kind OF wheat would bring 81 per
buShel; p ,rk, 5 cents per pound horse,
500; LABOR, from so cents to 81; and
land, $50 per are. Hence the same
amount of money will purch use twice
as much IF the above articles; there
fore it requires double the amount of
property and labor TO run the overn
menG and pay the debt.
Upon what hypothesis. then, can it
be argued the salaries of rficers should
be doubled? The argument would bear
with mu n more emphasis upon a re
ducIiOn of salaries Ii the government
debt was small, circulating medium
full, properly and lao r high, then it
would come with good grace to MAIN
tain Il corresponding increase of salaries
In all the offices Great Britain has a
pOpula ion of some 80 600 600 a circu
latlng medium of about 1905, 168 600.
making $32 per capita; France has a
population of some SO OCO. 900, a ciccu
latIng MEDIUM of about 81 $50. OO), 600.
making $50 per capita; Germany a
population of some 40, 900. 900. IA circu-
lating medium of o $7O4 600, 600,
$I7 per capita; while the Uunted States
has a population of over so 600. 600 and
a circulating medium of about $780,
OOp,OuO about 81 pr capita Farmers
Advocate.
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MORE EVIDENCE.

IN non R'"h nd Warner, Of Tennessee,
$50 speech III Congress, April 10. 1884,
ZEE APpnndix, page 90. vol Is. part s
r. : eighth Cpugress.) sad:
and IN U',e next Question of currency
y1ouTn people. From the close of the
M ,nl about 1873 the CIRCULATING
co ,o,,''l' was hear - 900 900 OCO whe6
SonSrao lon took place, #
CS"il no" to some 800 GOO GOO ar less
SSS 5,J' n circulation in the n
IN 9,t,es' While there are som szo @ 600
circml she wa" Georgia alone I had IN
er rIu ,.. ga COO 900 and the South
Minutes prna.'s some $40 600 600 TO the
the S;,r[n States 500 900 go Tnen
ton t19 S s4H a Eosland States h I'm IN circ cIIa
cnI,, ,1' WOO r0). now they have in CIR.
Nn,r y SOB 100. 600. Tne State Of
$65 ool i nd alone has in circulation
a. a V'' o02, more than double as much
the a. Is " Well demonstrated fact that
nrios scarcity OF money dimInlshes the
6ot a. " property and labor but does
O'Li'nlsh the amount of debts OF
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BE PROMPT.

To the Business Agents who run ac-
counts with the Alliance. [ wish [ o say
n word: Be prompt IN the settlement
If yOar blLiS Tni5 office pays CASH for
all h goods we ship out The Execu
tive COMMITTEES has said that We shall
allow you thirty DAYS time, provided
YOU hav filed sufficient bond. Now
that arrangement was made for your
convenience, and that you might know
exactly what amount to remit for each
oil. When you file your bond and
thereby agree to pay all bills within
thirty days from date of bill, [ take
1t n a You me what you say, aud
accordingly ship you goods on your
orders You know that the Agency
fund Il not at our command. and 1t Is
a very easy matter TO OvRrdraW uur
bank accOunt The delay Of a few
days NAV Sem a small matter ID you.
but at the same time 1t may place the
Agency IN an embarrassing situation.
0 avoid Such a condition, let me in
SlSt that you remit promptly according
to provisions of your bond, and do not
overlook small amounts. A single
small amount Il not much. but a great
number of them amounts t. a good
deal. To those good brethren who
send cash WI h heir orders let me say
that IL Is not ALWAYS possible for YOU,
or me. to know In advance lust what
your goods will cost. but If you APP
prOach any where about the amount, we
ship you the gOOts expecting you to
remit balance, If any Is due, when you
receive bill. s me of you ara not as
prompt in the payment OF these bal
a1ces as you might be | do not think
It is intenCl NAL on y0ur Dart. but you
just neglect 1t The brokerage on
many Of u go DIS is very small-on
gr CerieS one half to one and a quarter
per cent. Now suppose YOU buy a
barrel OF fl oar that cos 81 10, you re
mil with your order 81 90 At one per
cent the brokerage To the office would
be just four cents. The first thing we
do upon receiving V ur order is to re-
ceipt you fDr the 81 90. THIS costs US
one cent in postage. Then we place
the order with the mill or wholesale
house. which costs us IN postage two
cents more TIE -four is shipped and
the bill sent to us We copy the bill
and mail IL TO you. which cos S us an
other 1--WE IN stamO -altogAther five
cents in p stage, or one cent o than
we get. Now suppose you fail to remit
the balance due. II we have TO send
You statement after statement before
we get 1T Or suppose your order IS
not sufficiently clear. hat YOU fail to
give shipping directions, or some other
necessary iutOrmarlOn, sc that we have
10 write you again, don't ON see how
that the Agenc> Is losing on the rams
action This s only an assumed 3
to illustrate OF curse there are other
goOGs on which the Alliance gets a
larger br ,kprtge, and the larger Your
orders are. the less Is he p~Prcentageof
expensr. Let me urge then that YOU
make your orders IA large as pOssib q,
BE- explicit in directions and make
prompt remittance.
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CURIOUS S.

There are many vegetable wonders
In TINS world Of ours Certain tropical
trerS furnish clothes as we'll a food,
and the Inner bark of others Is smooth
anu fl xlUie enough for writing paper.
The bread tree has a solid fruit, a little
laTg-f than Il COCOdnuG, which when
cut IN slices mt cooked can scarcely
De distinguished from excellent bread.
The EeepuIg- tree OF the Canary Island
Is vet, ven in dTOuJh constantly dis
tlIIHg water mItS leaves and the wine
tree # VI mrIrIu- Island furnishes good
Vile is cad OF water. A kind Of ash
N SIrIty ha, a sap which hardens into
SUGAR and L used rs such by the natives
Without any + tinIng. The product of
the tree III the AndrS resembles
Dte'"tX very closely. Then there IS
tDe ut r tree Of Africa. which pro
uuces d mucn as a hundred pounds at
OucF' only 10 be renewed in a few
months ms Score ION when hardened
anu stlted Is difficult TO distinguish
from fresh, sweet butter. Closely
LI'alliug this Is the mix tree of 5 ,uJh
Alhtrl'd the sap of which resembles
Iich cows milk and Is used as su h by
sue hattVeS. China Can bOaS5 OF d 5 zap
uee. The seeds Of which, when used as
Soap' produce strong suds aud remove
uHt aH' grease readily In direcj Op-
position 10 these useful trees Is the
nltL-'1tIog plant Of the trop cs, which
T1tSemhI-> Fenus'sh fly trapIn It's nature.
~ mas >1rrt, thick trunk armed with
fIarioW, Il Xlb!e, harbe spikes Gold
'""0tt Biographical MaJuziue.
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SEMORA. Nov. 10. 1892

SEMORA. Nov. 10. 1892
Mr.. w. H Worth, S. B. A-DeGT SIR
and Brother:
Will it be necessary for me to enc
my bond as Business Agent? We want
to make an 0, der and would like to
know as early as convenient If 1t be
necessary to renew, please send me a
blank. | nm in hopes the brethren will
order largely this winter.
Yours truly,
L. B SCOTT, B. A.
When a Business Agent holds office
continuously, whether by re elecllon
OF otherwise, a new bond will not be
r. required. unless notice to that effect be
given We thank you, brother, for
your intimation Of increased business.
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For Malaria, Liver TrOu-
bic, orIndigeatiOn use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
TO BUSINESS AGENTS.
RALEIGH, N. O., No. 10, 1892.
-ll-R PRICE LIST

ALWAYS give plain shipping direc-
ions. giving the line on which your
station is located. unless it is a well
known point, and if a pre- pay station,
81 state
All Sub Business Agents vino wish to
get the 80 days time on their bills, will
axpcute ponds now in the hands of the
Secretary of each Sub Alliance in he
State, to whom said bonds have been
sent for the Business Agents of Sub
Alliances. The following prices are
subject 20 market fluctuations:
We call SPECIAL attention to the 81
higher on fertilizer less than car load
lots. w. H. WORTH
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A CORR zCIION.
REIDSVILLE. Y.

REIDsvILLE, Y. @.
Mr. EDITOR:-The Peoples party
legislative ticket was elected in this
county. a. H SchooIfield for the
Seuarr; \ j.. Hudson, Jr., and j. A
Walker Tor the H ruse The partisan
papers have got IL down wrong.
Yours. etc,
w. Ii SCHOOLFIELD.
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n.r FIRE AT WINSTON.
90, Three Hundred Thousand
5 Dollars.

assurance FuEs Short-Ihe t'1Fss 81
o- lnE" Bnrued-The Fire Star'FG y"
8oe ,',d D ytore-Ttco L"ce"d'ory Fares
.@.,.roy. n. c., Nov. IA Late LAS last
NI%sL Isl. i, stro, ed the principal busI
Ebt ny, IL, 81 the place. Loss $500 OOO;
o~HIr'tcs HIyuedtVelve hours and CON
Gne M ba H ines building, the Vaughan
.Gne' u, and the building of the First
plillS nank, the finest block In the
}a5o" Top firms burned out included
9y u1i & Rupp. Vaughan and Pep
bId%S l.nHarner Bros, and a number
ef' r. The fire started III Brown 8
OH % AID was asked from Salem
: .S0 and promptly re-
9oau ln., me progress of the conf1gra-
Dl.'l7 n1.endlary fire broke out near
Oh 6%,.nm,nt and DanvIlle passenger
NV, wn,rh consumed AOOOtG q
'Po', ,.b,ccO warehouse and Shep
L-.f tobacco factory. Eleven
H. were also burned.
t,IIo wing is an estimate on the
sustained by the various sufferers
g.
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10 80
Agency and co opera I'VE trade. Com
m~unicatiOns from all Interested will be
accepted. No long Vinded. theoretical
papers wanted, but DEAS solicited. We
want your best hOughts and can't
publish, as a rule, none than about
one quarter column .~rIlcles.
Always give plain Shipping direc
tiOuS, giving the line on which your
station Is I,C ltpd, unless it is a we'll
known point, and if a pre- pay station,
so state.
1t ia expected that YOU will take this
paper to YOUR Sub Alliance. show / to
the brethren ami talk freely With them
about what contains Do n same
with every circular, or price list that
YOU receive from this office.
As the amount Uf bill Of some goods
cannot always be determined before
hand. be sure to send enough money
10 pay 1T. L You send too much 1t wilt
be placed to YOUR credit. 1t you wish
small amounts returned, state If You
have any preference as 10 how it shall
be sent. VIII theT by registered mail,
check or IN stamps.
Your bill of lading always calls for
go ,ds IN good order Be careful 70
examine every package before taking
II out Of the deOOr, r before surrender
ing YOUR bill of lading The LranspOr
| TIA ion cOmp4ny Is compelled to deliver
| IN good order or maxi the deficiency
good II YOU surren Ter your bill OF
| iadIng before this Is done you have no
| claim on them for it.
Do not expect TO get your goods on
| the day after you order, Rem mb~r
| that no goods are kept In stO"k AT thus
! office Your Ord~r will be mailed TO
/ the manufacturer or wh0le-ale iealrr
on the ) M daV on which 1t Is rec' 1Vei
at this Office. If You live on a thr' ugh
line some classes OF pods can reach
Won within two ur three days, others
will require a week or ten days.
In all cases wherr goods are adver
ti-ed to be- delivered without freight
charges. YOU will be expected t. pay
whatever charges ara due AT YOUR STA
ton and send TO this Off - your tre'ghG
bill as SO mu n cash. or with fPqueSI
tn remit. Now. remember tbs, ana
don't get cross because you have TO
paw the freight. In many instances
this arrangement is necessary IN order
20 save delay in ship ing.
Be sure to write to this office for any
Information you may wish TegardlnS
any thing pertaining t. the duties "t
the Business Agent. lE-!Aour inquiry
Is for something not in the uSua order,
a few days wiil.be necessary IN when
to arrange for terms favorable to the
Alliance. The best terms thai can be
had will be secured as early as possible,
and quot atoms rendered you accord
1ngly Price lists of any goods will be
sent you on application.
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Sundry losses will aggregate $40, 900
Wmpre
SINE Of the stock which carried in
uraare was saved and, as will ba seen,
SOM Of those insured are only slightly
dam gp8.-SpRtIneL.
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This would m Ike the total losses on
Liberty ane Fourth streets about
L5s,rs by the other fire may be cal
mIarp1 about as follows:
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TATE AGENCY DEPARTMENT
Iuder this Head Will be Found Every
thing Relating to the Agency.

This page is devoted . the Business
Agency and co opera We trade. Com
municatiOns from all Interested will be
accepted. No long Vinded. theoretical
papers wanted, but DEAS solicited. We
want your best houghts and can't
publish. as a rule, one than about
one quarter column .~rtlcles.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22

Always give plain Shipping direc
tiOuS, giving the line ON which your
station Is l,Cltrd, unless IL is a well
known point, and if a pre- pay station,
so state.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22

It il expected that YOU will take this
paper to your Sub Alliance. show l to
the brethren AMI talk freely With them
about what I contains Do the same
with every circular, or price list thai
YOU receive from this office
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22

u u9snotCHra ReVolvegs,
o 8 -
Rz pC0 AdaTsss
sg, Eee Let. GOsWOrka. Pist.bUrgh, PZ.&J
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SEWING MACHINES.

cincinnati, ".
Improved Farmers Alliance with
full set attachments and au-
tomato bOHbiu winder. All lat
est i'm improvements, finely finished
first class in every partiCui ar. War
r.nted by manufacturer for 5 years,
carefully adjusted, ready for imme-
diate use. Price freight paid to any
K. z. station in North Carolina ..
A number OF valuable improvements
have recently been add-d to the
Farmers Alliance machine, and 1T
will hereafter he known AS the Inn
proceed farmers Alliance and will
be supplied t 1be same price. Any
machine not entirely salts actOry
after 30 days trial, can be re ured
to the factory and money paid will
be refunded.
LOW-aru singer machine new family
model, warranted for ) years; will
sew rs vel as any machine o. the
market. G mplt te set of attach
TleDts with each machine. 5 draw
eTs, walnut finish. Price, freight
paid to any r. II. station in n. c..
SALT.
l25 BurIaps.
Us lbs. white seamless bags..........
Iz5 Liverpool ground alum.......
IA " Factory filled.
Car lots F. o. B. Wilmington. n. G..
Less than car load. ) cents per bag
additional
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On board cars, 10 ton lots, per ton.... 2
Less than 10 tons. 2
n. c. Alliance official GuanO, F. 0. B.
Richmond, Va, carload. .............. 2
Portsmouth, Va, carload ............ 2
Wilmington, n. c., carload. .......... 2
Durham, n. 2
Progressive Farmer, one dollar less
per ton at any of the abOve-named
points.
Plant and Truck Fertilizer, f. o. B.
Richmond, Va. 2
n. { Alliance Official Acid Phos-
phate, F. o. B. CharIesten, s. CO., l
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CITY COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH. n, c., J

Richmond, Va
GL0UCT SfGd-
" choice " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6U y
" Mammoth or Sanling =. " 6O " 500
Crimson. German or scarlet, Yer ID
cts: 90 lbs. 5.U
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@eoanGenfpfitter.

@tne @rabidrift 9ibt es. bic, fuenn fe seredt,
Den 9ontg ebrt NIB ben nieorigiten Sued)t;
gu bod, gu nieorl9 fiibrt bid feline 8abn,
5eiBt'S am Gnoe: @r bat leine Yflid)t aetbanl
Die Dfenid)eu tbuu gut, ftd mad ben Sc.
ieben 81 rid)ten, Die @eieee aber nod better,
iid mad ben OfeniAen gu ridten.
@idtS it aufrssenber, als Don gnoer'n
bbren miiiien, oaB man auf9eregt iei.
Die 9ummbeit aud 1T in Der @elt mas niit':
Der Sboren 0unlnbeit ruedt Der Beiien Wib.
Die Meniden iinb. mie man fe merbeu
ldBt.
@er bid idmad geieben hat,
Der Ut DIR imller uibequem,
Der a3eu9e oeiner ~itarfer Chat
Stets oeinen Au9eu an9enehm.
@S sibt 9eute, bic eS pernsbeu, oas lluniite
nit benz uuansenebmen 81 perbinoen.
Gin sutss @eOdAtuib 1T Elm siuetldneipises
Sdmert.
Die SIR tets Ntansel gu iud)eu liebt
SH Dem, mas Anbere ~lei1teu:
User Aneeru am ipeni9Iten peraibt,
Sersibt ii1 ielbft an meiifeu.
Briebe. MaBigteit unb Stub
S9iiebt Dem &r;t bic Gbiire su,
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mebr als
10000 Yeriuntn ge1eit
Smr6 Sie Seilmittel bes
Prof. 4. 4. Never,

beHen Name in gans Siib. unb Mittelamcrifa
b,ir4 bic tpnneerbarcn SeilerfoIse, nelche ct
e~r3ielt BOT, beribmt getporben lit nnh Der
Gmpfehlungen heroprrasenber 2eute aus allen
1beilen ber @e.t beiitt. 1rofeior Mieper
itamrnt aus 9rabien, urb bic aenntnib bet
giseniAaften beiIfrdftiser &rauter, Burseln
unD 8Gitben bat it'd felt S~nbrbunnerten in
ieiner Namilie bererbt. Taulenbe bon i3engs
niien, pelde Seberman1 5ur @infiat offen
liescn, beitdtisen, tuelde iiberraidenoen Seils
erfolee ct III pielen Sdaeu, bic bon berpor.
rase1ben aer3ten fir boffnun8slos erfldrt
ipurben, fr3ielt bat.
Rdnner unb 6rauen, bic eeldbr,t i4ienen
auf 2ebens5sit unb 3u biiIhofen 8riippeln ges
tpprben iparen, haben burd bic ipunberbaren
SeiImittel bes grpfeiors ibre @eiunObeit nies
oererlanst urb peiben ibn ibre Sesens=
ipiini9e.
Sic Seilmittel bes Brpfeiiors Meper furi>
rem foIeenpe &raufbeiten: NbenmatiSmms
mn0 S@tpinSiudt, SdminSe1, Nierens
itOrnnsea, @iiftenweb, eeiteniteden, 8atarrb,
sei6ledtIihe sdwade5ultanSe, Mitbma,
bronchitis, 0bspepiia, unperbaulidfett, Sea.
senleioen, tpeiben Glub, 9dmorrboioen, ST.
iteln, ~2unsenleiben, Salss unb 9unseuLeiben
sei Srauen rnb 8inbern, &iidenmarffranfs
nsiten, S~ri9bt'fdbe Nieren sramfbcit,
SfrOpbeln, 8letdiutt, @vidpiilite, Smpo=
tena. Malaria, 8ppfweh @ltiuat, Saubbeit,
lueti1ungen uab oGe sebetrnen &ranfbeiten.
Gertififate @eheilter aus alien Sbetlen Der
Belt liegen BOT.
9rofe5Ior Meber fsnnt bic STUNT Der MaIs
iase aufs @rlnoridite nno ~perfist iber 1a=
iirl'4en Masnetismus, ber BON beilfrdftisfier
Birfune lit. 9as GIeftriiiren ~n.ittelit Nrpa=
rats fpirS BON ibm nacb nifienidaftliden
@runbfassn atssefibrt.
Son aasgescihneter &raft sur 9eillng ein=
seipnrSelter seihen iino bic Gus BEN Giiensen
crprobtcr 9eilfrdutsr bereiteten NGbrr bes
erofeipr SLEEPER, bod miiien bleielben. oa
'Rre Sereitung grober @orsfalt bsbarf, lelbis
ceritanolih por1er beftsut iperoen.
Srofsior Meper %sarantirt, bab bic bon
ibm perabfOlaten 9eilmittel feinerIei @ift ober
'onitise f4dbli@e stoffe entbaIten.
@s iol bon Yrptenor Neper f~einesmees
ben rOrbanbenen tidtisen slsr3ten @bbrud
aeiheben er mill nur b,sienisen gatteuten,
pelde ale @er3te seb6rt umb periudt baben
obne SGlie gu fiitben. Ssine Sitfsmittel belz
zen Ssbem, benz iberbaupt nod gebolfen tpers
cen farm.
Spre1 Climber:
Sill ubr gormittags, 1-3 l1br gadz
.mittags, 6-8 nbr Nbenbs.
PROFESSOR MEYER,
Gde Commerce. unb Maparro sStrase,
cine SrePps bob.
Gingang an Der 9abarros StraBe.
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Serr 6. $. Ma1er, SO PIT Ofs
Soufton StraBe bdlt tets bas bols
fommemite Eager in 3ei6enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegelz
glas, 8~ilberrabmen, Girnifen uno allen
3ei6nenz unb Maler=u teniilieu. &iinf>
lerii6 ausgefibrte 8ilber utb Statuetz
ten &c. linb in elmer iebensmertben Sal
lerte our Anii6t unb gum 9erfauf aus=
geftelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas @ef9madpoalte unb
Neuelte bort au finben.
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@m. Wamth's

8 NJ unb &pn5ertz2ofal
auf benz @pubernments9 iigel, gegens
iiber bonn @ingaag gum YarabeplaB.
Die Snfahenbo &uti6en iperben bom
Barroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt int @arten. @roBer borz
aiigli6 pentilirter Saal. Smportirte
@eine, feline @bisfies, 2iqu0re, ftets
orrsiiali6es Bier feline @igarren. 5 e.
ben Sonntag SEA d m II a g b 0 n
4 nbr ab 9 rp Bes &onaert.
u benbs Fall. Sas 2ofal ftebt
pripatseieaf6aften CUR @erfigung.
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