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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFT.-The draft for the
deficient wards and townships, which was
ann 1unced to commence on Saturday morn
ing last, was postponed to this morning
So this morning our Obliging Provost
Marshal will give several individuals an
opportunity to be drafted into the army
provided they are not able TO furnish q
game leg, broken back, rheumatic spawn,
weak thorax, or any other fatal check or
negative on the privilege of serving as
soldiers. We trust that many in the
lacking wards and townships, who are ca
ger to go into the ranks, will be made hap
py finding themselves able to lay aside
every weight and press forward, &c, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

GRAND CONcERT.-Camilla Urso, the great
violinist, gives a grand concert in Brain
ards Hall on Wednesday evening next.
She has just been performing in Buffalo,
and with great success. One Of the Buffalo
papers speaks of her as being "a wonder
fully accomplished and fascinating musi-
cal marvel. The king of instruments in
her hands is made to evoke harmonious
strains of delicate melody and sweetness,
such as Ole Bull himself would listen to
with rapture and strive in vain to excel.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
CITY NEWS.

LosT.-On the morning of the 14th inst,
between the corner of Orange and Cross
streets, and Bolivar, by the way of Cross
and Erie streets, ladies' gold chain and
Ioclet. The finder viii receive a liberal
reward BY leaving the same at schwartzen-
burgh's Clinton Store, corner Ontario and
Michigan street. OctI7:173.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

UxIox PR1sosERs UNDER FIRE.-Among
COO Union prisoners recently stationed at
savannah, but now removed to Charleston
to be put under fire of our guns, we find the
following Ohio boys: Captain B. Evers,
Tooth Ohio; Lieutenants G. ClaghOrn and
A. Spaford, 2ist Ohio; S. Patterson, End
Ohio; 0. P. Norris, lIIth Ohio, and J. H.
Hines, Tooth Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

FURs.-E. Stair & Co. would call the at
tention of those wishing to purchase ladie,'
furs, to thor extensive stock, embracing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and will be sold cores
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American Sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tnis city.
An early call is solicited.
Octl5:I73 E. STAIR & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

FOURTH Ward Union Club will meet this
Monday evening, Oct. 18th, at X o'clock,
at the regular place of meeting. A full
attendance is required.
Also, a full attendance of those interested
in the recruiting fund-as some definite
action will be taken as to the final disposi-
tion of the balance of the fund on hand.
Oct. 1913. D. A. DANGLER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

KuLED-Mr. George Frost, an old citizen
Of Crawford county, was killed on the rail
road west of Bucyrus, week ago Saturday =
He was struck in the back and instantly
killed, by train on the down-grade track.
Being deaf he did not hear the train, and
1t could not be stopped in time to save him,
as the grade was very steep at that point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

CARTER ZoUAvE TRoUPE.-Thisfine Troupe
closed their series of entertainments here
or Saturday evening last They have had
great success in this city, and it seems to
be almost universally conceded that their
have been among the most
attractive exhibitions given here for sever
al Years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
SUMMARY,

1lnle-.----------..o-AS O-A7
Lady Riley disappointed expectation on
the first heat. She was not driven we'll
that's the long and short of it for Mr..
Holeomb drove her the second hest, ,and she
travelled beautifully, and promised to win
the heat, but giving down little the last
half turn of the park. she was kept steadily
behind by Lady Sherman. The sympathieS
of the crowd went with the latter, not only
because she won the race, but because she
won it by such honest trotting never
break, but steady, persistent, sustained trot-
ting from "go'' to goal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
RRw YORK MARKET-.Oct. Is


OOttOB-In fair request and prices materially
advanced. Sales At 81 20el % for midGliDg up
lands.
FtOur-Stata and Western SO640c better.
Sales at 81 9O99 25 for extra state; $40 COGl0 90
for common 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; SO 55@il "a for trads brands Mar
kat closing quiet Ineludsd in thu sales are 900
hb,s extra state for ths last half Of S0vember at
50 IS.
WhfsIy-Dscidealy hrmsr. Western 81 T4@
u, closing sc the latter prie--
Wheat-5GSc better Sales at = SOGZ Oh for
Chicago spring; 81 9lGs2 o. for Milwaukee Club;
50 O56g2 10 Tor winter red western.
Rye-Firmsr with 81 40 refdssd for western
COrn-l@2c better closing dull sales at 81 "a
for mixed western.
COfIee-Firm; nothing doing
SuEar-Firmer with good demand. Sales at
191S632O15c sor Ees Orleans; l7ais5Se for Gu a.
MOIaSses-Quiet afd hrm. Porto Rico 20 50:
muscOvadO S5@sOc-
PetrcleuHs-Quist and RW.
POrk-Opened decidedly frmer. but closed dull
and lower. sal AT So O0;a40 % for mess; s42 25
Gas 6215 for new do, cash, closing at the inside
price; S44 o. do regular way; 81 o 2si0 90 prime,
and 81 5Oa42 so for prime msss. Also 500 bbls
mess for all October buyers option, at 81 90,
and last evening 900 bbls do, Opticu, TO No
vember 5 h, at sl4 90.
BeeE-Quiet aud steady. Sales $50 bbls at 81 90
9l2 % for country mess; s13 OO9l7 90 for repack-
ed mess and ST. 50a2z 90 for extra mess.
Cut MeHts-stsady.
Lartl-Fifm, with moderate business, at 2062'.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

LosT.-Friday evening on the east side
of Clinton Park, by a hard working man,
q black leather pocket book containing
a considerable amount of money. Half Of
the contents will be given the finder for
his trouble if LETT at Mr. Moor's Grocery,
Marshall street, or at this office.
OctI7:I73
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
BUFFALO MARKEF-..Oct. Is.

FiOur-Firm and active.
Wheat-saies No. I Milwaukee spring at 81 So;
No. 2 Chicago aud Milwaukee At 81 50; red winter
at 81 So.
COrn-DuiI. Held at 81 Al for No. q
Oafs-Sales at T6ci closing easier, with offers TO
sell at T41Sc.
WhiskY-Dull, but firmly held at 81 10.
Fretgftts--fo New York-Whest lse919c;
corn &c: oats lie.
Lake HmuOrts-FlOdr : AZ, wheat 312 bus;
peas 647i rye los.
Canal ExpOr1s-Flour T91; wheat 81, ,1O0i
corn 90, go; oats %, ,GOO rye 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

The SANDUsEY CoNsPIRATORs.-Merw
and Rosenthal, the sandusky eonsPirators
who were indicted by the United Statef
Grand Jury last week, were brought to
thiscity on Saturday morning, and liberated
or bail Of 81 800 each
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
MORNING LEADER
MoxDAT MORNING. OCT IL.
NEW ADvERT7sEmENTs.

Academy of Musio-Nr. and Miss Couldock.
Brainard's Hall-Varian- Hoffman Concert.
II. W. Lueikemeyer-Farm for Sale.
J C. gs-Underwriters' Agency.
J. B. Glenn Co.-picklts Wanted.
XIV. Luetkemeyer-House for Sale.
2OS Prospect st.-Girl Wanted.
Found-Pair Boots.
7. W. Iuetkemeyer-Building Lots FOR Sale.
Lost-LOcal Notife.
Fourth Ward Union Club-Locsl Notice.
J s t,phensoD-LocaI Notice
Lost-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

NoTICE.-The Corner Stone of st. James
Chapel, corner of Sunerior. and Alabama
streets, will be laid with aPpropriat solem-
mites today. Exercises commence at
three o'clock this afternoon The public
n re invitad-
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TENTISTRY--

hENIlSIkl l.
BThose ha, ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer OF nha tiou is
uou'e 10 oarr in the pocket, especially invited
70 cali at Drs. HALLIwELB a D AElELs,, Den
tists south west siie Of Pubic Square and ontario
street Artificial Teeth upon Nuieaniz"d hnboei
by All to be he most life like, useful IN eeting'
sDsakIpg or singing; they can be ntted over any
remaining roots and war anted to Mt upper OF
rnon Gold Plate not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment. Established over
twelve years. O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

BEADLE's NOVELS, &c,-W. D. Baker sends
US two of Beadle's Dime publications, one
an Indian romance, "The Silver Bugle,"
and the other biographical sketch of
Abraham Lincoln. They are snug little
pamphlets.
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DIED.

In this city, Sunday, October 10th. daughter of
William and Carrie White.
Funeral will take place from the corner Of Cliu-
ton and Taylor streets, West Side, on Monday st
ternoon at o'clock Friends of the family are
invited to attend
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ern n00 MONEY ADVANCED

SOU.UUU in sums TO suit-at the old stand
s1d weIl-kuoVn WACNER's LOAN OFFiCh, on
ss,uri.ies of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watchss Diamonds Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns,
pistols Glothiug Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons'
and ali ,srsOnRl property and articles oi value on
vats Rsta5lished 1901. h. B.-A variety Of Gh-
redeemed Watches, 1eWslry, Guns, So, Tot ss'e 81
bargains. s- -.
Oface-o~yner OF WaLor and Superior slrcotl
5ver Davis and Poixotto's Clothing Store.
S..tSS J O. ". WAGNER
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CHICAGO AIARKET---Oct. Is.

By TELEaRAPH-
FIOur-Firm and advanced 25c.
Wheat-Dull aud advanced 59Sc. Sales at
81 1901 "a for No. 4; 81 62al Y Tor No. g
COrn-Firm aud advanced -. Sales at 81 ZTG
2S for No. 1; 81 25@l II for No. 2.
Oafs-SteEds at 65@641Sc for NJ. L.
Whisky-Actise at 81 t5.
ReeeiDts-2,OD0 bbls hour; Al 600 bush wheat;
25, 900 bush Corn; %, ,Oao oats.
ShiPmenis-s,Oo 90 bbls Hour; 65, ,O5O bus wheat,
corn 81, eco; oats l5l, eco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

GRAND LODGE or MAsoNs.-The Grand
lodge of Free and Accepted Masons Of
OHIO will open its 56th Annual Session, in
this city, tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

az EEhkaRAFH.t
FIOur--5Oc better. Sales 50 OO99 25 for No.
spring; 50 259s9 5Of5r red winter; $40 G910 z5
for white; $40 75@ll 90 for double extra.
Rheat-567e better; moderate demand. No.
Chicago sprin 81 925z No. Milwaukee club 9si
last night, Nilwaukes club TO arrive, i 20.
COrn-Very scarce and quiet.
Oats-Quist aud nominal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

CATvwBA GRAPES FOR SALE Fifty. boxes
of splendid Catawba Grapes from Pet-in-
Bay Island now on hand. Apply to
J. s. STEPHENSON.
octI7:I73. Plain Dealer Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

There was the usual good attendance at
the races on Saturday, but they passed of
with more than wonted quiet the enthu-
siasm did not run nearly as high as on pre-
vious days, nor was there halfthe amount of
betting. The odds fell on no one of the
three horses entered for the two mile race,
viz, Lady Sherman, Lady Riley, and John
McKinne.
Tho first heat of the one-mIle race open
ed the ball best two in three, to harness.
Of this race we give below the
crryruapv
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gatuts. &f.
8tlper Ghatns.
Q n AIN 5
- AND

dILVER Q HAMS
AND -
SILV r n q s.
An unlimited stock, ali styles and prices Chaini
from 81 so 20 sl500 Rings, from plain silver kine
Al 10 CENTS to an eiRboratey engraved bocket King
inlaid with gold, at $1,000
We have tho exclusive asls for this city OF ~
Goods manufactured BY A. L. Ro0T, Of Medina bott
ssiid god and silver and as they are made express-
IL for ozr trade, We know they are pure coin Bsss
VTllnIsgaIe and Retail in any quantity.
NJ. BURT,
OIook and Matchmaker, lac 5uPerioT-st,
v,nvao-Rq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

One could hardly make out whether this
was trotting or galloping race. Of tall
running and taller shouting by the drivers
there was enough, and more than enough,
but of downright honest trotting there
might have been considerable more
Thumb travelled the steadiest of all, but he
broke and ran several times, while Blocks
and Buckskin, though noble horses, and
only in need of training, went round the
ring on the keen jump, Buckskin clearing
about thirty feetat every bound, and affect
ing (not only the risibles butt the imagine
tion much as q walrus would, which should
have wings elapped to his sides. One
would say that this race was decidedly
rich.
We must not fail to mention that many
a fellow lost and won money on this race in
particular, for nearly all the pools sold
with Tom Thumb atthe tail ofthe bids,-the
first and second choices falling on the other
two. But Mr.. Turner drove Tom Thumb
the result is thereby (Perhaps) explained.
Next, came off the grand race, two mile
heats, best two in three, to harness.
Lady Sherman took both heats, as is
shown in this
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, October 18th, 1864, at the resi-
deDce Of the BRIDES father, BY the Rev. E. H. Fair
child, of Oberlin College, l. f. MACK, Dr., Of Chi
cago, to Miss MARY L., only daughter of Charl, :
5. FOote, Esq., Of wellington, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

To Our BRANCH SoCIETIEs.-We wish to
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comtortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for
Soldiers Home to be opened by the Santa
ry Commission next week at JeiieFsonville.
Please help US as far as possible-Send
III all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homeward, and until this Home is opened,
they must wait for hours without food or
shelter in Jeffersonville.
The need is immediate, and we urge it
upon all our friends.
Old flannel, cotton and linen are very
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
dier in field or in hospita may be shipped
without payment of freight, if direct
ed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
Octl5:l74 Cleveland, o,
Starr has Cooley" for November and
sNlla IL for 15 eantg Tho Todear onI Nou,
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ny. mOEEr aAKKEE---Oca. rs.

u IINFIIs
NOney-Steady at q ct.
Sterling EXelnRns.ss-Dull at 100 for gold.
GOld-Active, excited and higher, opening at
2l75<, advancing to 21ig54 declining to Z14, and
closing at 2l53{9 91574
Government SGOel<E-Emm
Total exports of specie to-day, si24, ,9SG.
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A. BEAD. CIV. Wo0DgoRTH. ,. H. RsAI
Q. A. READ & CO..
ANK ER S,

DEALERS
Gold, Silver, Coupons, Exchange, Can
ada and UnGuFFent Money,
Buy and sell all descriptions Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS.
bS-7 3-1O Notes converted into Skies Of 1881.
Subscriptions received for 7-3O and 1910 Bonds.
We pay highest premium for all premium funds.
Uncurreni money taken at lowest rata OF discount.
P5- We also buy and sell on Commission all kinds
Of Stocks and Bonds at the n. Y. Stock Exchange.
All orders by mail or express promptly filled.
Revenue Stamps for sale. sep23
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COMMERCIAL.
ULEyEs.RND MARKET.
aoRalsq LEADER oFF1CE,

The receipts . Train BY rail for the a hours
ouding at half past Oh O'Clock to-day are as fol
Iovr.
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TROTTING MATCH.

Great Race on saturday.---Lady Sher-
man Takes Both TWO-MiIe Heats
Tom Thumb Takes Two One-Mfle
Heats.---GOOd Time Made.
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GRAND CHAPTER OF B. 4. MAsOss.

This Grand Body, presided over by Comp.
Thomas J. Laesh, of Eaton, Grand High
Priest, organized for business Friday NOR
ming.
Topics of the address of the presiding
officer were referred as follows So much
as relates to the state of the country, to
select committee of five, viz: Comps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

Starr has Cooley for November and
soils it for IS cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury cents. No.
2O4 Superior street.
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GRAND MASONIC BODIES OF ONO.

Royal and Select MASteFs-Of the
Grand ChaPter-Of the Grand En-
cAmPment-Of the Grand Council of
OhiO-Of the Grand Chapter OF n. A.
MasODs-RepOrt Of Select Committee
on state of the Country, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

octI7:I73.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

TV)R SALNHOUSE AND LOT ON
G Forest street. House large and commodiousi Lot
1aiset h ~ with an abundance Of tuc siiTUasTs
AMI ood fult choice grapes, and good barn Terms
essvs Enquire Of D. W GAGE, Esq, los superior St.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FOR

w the Quartermaster.s Department, hashyitit,
rren-- "a l,aborers and Wood Choppers, wages 50
rr month and ratOas; 500 Teamsers, wages ~ per
month and rations. To men capable OF taking c2rge
1reansters $50 t. SIS per month will 9e pald None
need apply but abe-bOded men, willing 20 % l4r
~ T,cnf6s TRANSPORTATION furnishef- apply 20 D.
SHERWOOD, A. q. NJ. Agent, Comnercial House,
Cleveland, Ohio. VII leave CleyelandeFer Lne1gay
and Friday. seI-N.
NOR SAL E-AN ACRE LOT ON
L KinsI1an street, opposite Seminary Apply at
Leader Office. sslh-2
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Peagl, 3 Ib...-....--...1O White Ontario. 91Sc
Pure, :" .-.-..------ 91zc Silver Gloss-.Tl55912 c
Corn, " .--...l2914 c
SOaps-Market steady and unchanged at the
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
9a8 Raiierreieb mcTtfo BON
@uQlaub auerfannt.

Das Rnt(errei@ Merifo, wsldse Don
61antreid aserlneet wurre. wdbrsno ena'
Ianp rem &anpf asaen pte Union i&irtt
unp unttranst.. 1T nun Don Gnalanp
f6rmlid one,faunt morren. Mm 3: Noo.
empfna RE &5ntatu Don Gnalano rsu
@donrisn tss 6srrn Wor. cen Don
Graneiaeo Nraujuta unp wentae Eaee
carauf unaunts fs ben 6srrn s. s. @ear'
lett, bisb,rte,n brtttiiden @sianrten In
M.ben. aum @e(unoi.n nod Msrfo.
8enu mfr nitbt isbr trren. duesrte Orr
Gsmarb unldnaf, rab cine (ol6s @nsr>
feununQ BON Observation-Disclosures (&wer'
lid srfoIeen nlrre. 6e1r Sewaro wtre
mobI ab,r lelbff am btfsn wI6sn, bab sr
cte(elbe perlhulpet bot.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
@bermau's marlbprbre.

0or ieinem Nbmari6e Don Ntlanta tr>
lieb Sterman cine Marldorcre, bic p,eleS
Qibt auf itine Operationen wirIt uno uns
mandes Ndtblel III ben iacliden 8eri4z
ten l6l't. Der Snbalt pieler Srpre 1T
!. Die Qrmee wiro in 3pei Gliieel &C.
tbetk. Der HeAte unter GeneraInla)or
.. .. 9pwarp oas IS. ,tne H eerge
Der 4infe unter @tnfralmajor .. Us.
6toeum, eas IA. unn 20. Corps.
2. Die setpSbnIi9t Sronuna eeSWara
fdts pirb, 100 ee Yraftild auSfubrbar IL,
bic auf pier @e9en 70 parallel als mbsli@
fein, &ptl4t auf nadber 3u befimmenoen
punften 3uiammenlaufen.
8. GS weresn teire aQstmtinen 3u>
fubrsast befeben, fqube.n jehts Corps
leinen Munitionsz unb proStftons3u9 bas
bcn. (6olet bertn weitere 4norbnun9.
Sn gduen ner 0efabr fou jete8 Gorps
feline 8orz unb staabut<8risaoe Don Ras
tetiusrwert unbeldRi9t baben. ,..<. j.
Die tinselnen Golcnntn ioat1 9tw6br,
lid I'M ! ubr frib aufbreden uap etma
Is @eileu ben Sag ,urudfsen, :, -.,;.
4. Die 4rmee tpirp lpdbrenb beSWsar,
faes rtidli1 i'm 2anbe foura>
atren. 3u tiefem 3wede bat jett Brts
9ape ibr GpurasirzGprps, trtl4eS il aotr
Nabe eer Warfdroute, &orp, Tutter,
iSltild, @emui., :8ornu1tbl, pbef nae
ionf 1lbtbts If, faHntslt, pobtt barauf
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
0crebttQfeit.

Die 51lids Neminifrationeprs1. brtna
pitpsrboIl rtt Na6ribt, brte leBn Bic
buna onna,t 500. 900 Wann nur 1885,.
600 a,bro&i bats. 3a rit GorolItrunas'
Iiittn (,,sn bic Namsn pr asfammtsn
mdnali6tn Btr6ituuna obne Rld(idI
auf ltsnffdbIafsil uno uofdbiaftit etn'
estraa.n norosn urp 10 (ei te astommsn.
rsb uuin 5 @3ootnsn purditnittlid pk
ptsr labm. b!inr. orr urtrlppslt ,e o.
psisn. Wan bs1uf, iid flr tleee un0e
udesucs Ht(uItat Der 3hbuna oui Brt&tt
as pem Rrtsasrepartsment uno beSr0n
ct ouf psmlelben rts Nolbw. ne'ofeit elmer
ntuen 3tebunp.
Die In Boz fsbsnrsm enbaltsnsn I'm
eabsn me1csn ouh (ouft 10 Of! wierubol'
uno ole rtdtia bstaupIst rob man an
Gnrs ni6l msbr speiftln fam. rob pit
Sods G& i'm Auasmstnsn 70 uubaIte.
Nbu. ftaetn mir. warum BADEN In olIen
Bsiirftn n.&t Na6sisbuuasa. Sppple'
ment. 3isbunaen futas'unren. bio ets
Quotsn nit ptsnRfibig,u 2euten sefaut
porsn? 6isr In SOMA babenb BE-
r.tts iust|ol&e lupplemens
,arif&e 3tebunosu hatta.
funpen unp -unisre p1opoQ
N or(1all..ta(isn Mot mad
bts( (is tsn ltst.n nDe,
Quotsn I'm 5oIpatsnrod bo
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