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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

Women who wish TO dress like royalty
are informed that the Grand Duchess Con-
stantine of Russia has ordered for winter
wesr a robe de chambre of lavender gray
cashmere. The tablier is series of crossed
scarfs, consisting of cashmere plaitings and
black and white blonde. For afternoon
wear she has prune silk, trimmed to the
waist with plaitings, while the front is
crossed with two wide velvet scarfs, ar
ranged in fiat folds, oval appliques of prune
and gold gimp down the front of the shirt.
The faille bodice has velvet sleeves, and
there is cross band of velvet in the center
OF the back from the neck to the waist.
Her travelling costume is Georgian CASH
mere of the ecru shade. This cashmere is a
rare and costly fabric.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

Miss Nelson MRS. Leo is in Paris and
seems to be enjoying life hugely. A corre-
spondent of the st. Louis Times says she is
"prettier than ever" and "she sat in box
at the Vaudeville Theater in Paris, one night
two weeks ago, robed in mauve silk covered
from top to bottom with white duchesss lace.
A coroDal of mauve flowers rested at the back
of her head, and mass of duchesse lace
fell rom it and was swathed about her bare
shoulders; immense pearls hung in her ears,
and a necklace of the same filled ia the
square-cut neck. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Anglers, of Georgia, who, report says,
has spent fortune in pearls and duchesse
lace and such trifles during the summer in
PariS.'
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IS AID BLOOD

rheumatism, Scrofula, Weakness, Consump.
ton, Dyspepsia, Liver, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Ptmples and
Eruptions on the Face, Female Weakness, Ca.
tarrh, Heart Disease, Nervous Debility, and
every other variety of disease, nave their origin
in bad blood. Frazier's Root Bitters en-
brace every attribute required in q general and
domestic remedy. This renowned medicine
oYerturns the foundation of disease laid by i'm.
pure blood, and at once commences its gracious
work OF cure. FRAZ Frs ROOT BlTrERS take
the place of and do away with the necessity OF
physicians-their poisonous minerals and ruin.
Gus bills. Young and old, rich and poor, pat
ronize Them. So many cures are effected by
their use that their fame is sounded in every
household, and when once used, they are con-
stdered a necessary requisite.
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Extracts from late letters received.l


Mr.. Jacob Lerch, Belle PLANE Iowa. writes,
Noticing an accouEs or your wonderful blood
mediclne ,Svot Bitters) in the Evangelical Mes
sersef, had our druggist in this place order q
few bottles. Myself and daughter have taken
the bitters with the greatest satisfaction. have
been afnieted for a long time with eryeipelas
and salt rheum itetter). i tried nearly every
medicine recommended without benefit until
used Root Filters. feel like a new man. En-
closed find 50 Send as many bottles as you can
for the money. Please write TO me at once how
many bottles You cr.n send for SIS, as numbes
OF my neighbors W ant pitters.
Mrs. Daniel Sr Aith, of concord, NJ Hu afflicted
WIN weakness pain in the lungs and shout
der, heavy, pr IN over the eyes, restIessness at
Igtntt, an9 .fred, fainty feelings all the time,
writes: faEier's Root Bitters have done me
more goo than all the medicines / have evel
ta aas' nd have taken more or less for ten
sAzIER's ROOT BITTERs are sold by drug
~ is and dealers in medicine throughout The
(orld. Retail trade supplied by Indianapolii
Wholesale Houses. Depot LIZ and Ia Superior
street, Cleveland, q.
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\ SURE CURE FOB THE PILES

Has been discovered by old DIR. Williams IAN In
dian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian Clint
ment A single box has cured the worst old
chronic cases of the blind bleeding, itching and
liberated Piles Of 25 and 30 years standing. LO
tiong, instruments and electuarles are only q
waste OF time and money. The Indian ONT
ment gives instant and painless relief. Over H.
600 cured patients attest its virtues, and ply.
Bicians of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine of the age. Williams
Indian Ointment is prepared exclusively for the
country storekeepers in all parts OF the world,
Sold wholesale by Haskit d Hetselgesser, Stew.
art & Morgan and Browning Sloan, II dianap.
oils, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
- Margaret + Martheus VS.. Charles E. Mar
theus In the Superior Court of Marion county,
in the state OF Indiana. No, lO,4S5. Divorce.
September Term, 1875.
BE 10 known, That on the 9th day OF July,
1873. the above named plaintiff by her attorneys,
filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior
Court of Marion county, in the state of Indiana,
her com plant against the above named defend
ant for divorce and on the 18th day OF Septem-
ber 1875, the said plaintiff filed in said court the
affidavit of q competent person showing that
said defendant, Charles E, Martheus, is not a
resident of Indiana.
Now, therefore, BY order of said court, said de-
fendant last above named is hereby notified oil
the Hing and tendency Of snid company
against him, and that unless he appears aDo
answers or demurs thereto, at the calling OF said
cause on the second day OF the term OF said court
to be begun and held at the Court House In tne
cember, 1875, said complaint, and the matters
aud things therein contained and alleged, VIII
be heard and determined in his absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk,
HUFF & NIcHoL. Attorneys for plaintiff.
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TESTIMONIALS.
$4,000 REWARD

l win pay 5000 10 any one show ing that q
single testimonial L publish is not genuine
also an additional reward of 5000 for a medi'
cine that has ever effected one-half as many
cures during the time introduced a. Frazier 3
Root Bitters. The above reward payable in
goldi and challenge open TO the world.
q. w. FRAZIER,
Proprietor, Cleveland o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

W hyTE - Agents for the best selling
w FNsN = - Prize Package in the word.
1t con aims IS sheets paper, Is envelopes golden
and piece OF jewelry. Single package, with
elegant prize, postpaid, y cents. Circular free.
BIRDS & CO., 769 Broad wav, N. y.
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GTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. SIS:
- James > Davis Julia A. Davis. In the
of Indiana. September term, 1875. No 1917.
For divorce.
Be Unknown. that on the 18th day OF August,
1875. the above named plaintiff by his attorneys,
filed in the office of the clerk OF the Superior
Court of Marion county, in the state OF Indiana
his COMPLAINT against the above named defend
ant for divorce, and on said 18th day OF August,
1875, the said plaintiff filed In said clerks Office
the affidavit of a competent person showing
that said defendant, Julia a. Dav is, is res
ident OF the state OF Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby notified
OF the filing and tendency OF said com plant
against her, and that unless she appears and
answers or demurs thereto, at the calling OF
said cause on the second day OF the term OF said
court, to be begun and held at tue Court House
in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday
in November, 1875, said complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained ana al
legged, Will be heard and determined in her aO-
sence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk
JORDAN & JORDAN, Attys. for Plaintiff.
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proof OF relationship difficult on the part of
any other claimants. The prospect OF OBJ
tanning 30 much money, however, turned
his brain; he became insane and was placed
in lunatic asylum. A few days
since, Mr.. George Damn, of Hamburg,
s. c., the village just across the river
from Augusta, received German paper
published in Cincinnati, containing an adj
vertisement calling upon the heirs OF A.
Damn TO come forward and prove their
right TO the estate of the latter. This was
the first inkling that Mr.. Damn bad OF the
matter. As he is undoubtedly one of the
heirs to this magnificent estate, be VIII sail
for Europe In short time with view TO es-
tablishipg bis claim. He expects TO expert
ence some difficulty in proving his relation
ship on account of the destruction of the
records In the church az Flemburg, but has
no doubt but that he will eventually succeed
in establishing his right one of
the heirs of A. Damn. So far only
SEVEN CLAIMANTS HAVE PUT IN AN APPEAR
ANCE.
II no moro should come forward and all OF
these establish their right to share in the
estate, esch will have large fortune. We
wish Mr.. Damn the fullest success. He has
long been citizen of Hamburg. In the
days when the vast tract of country known
as Louisiana, embracing the present state
OF Louisiana, Arkansas, Iowa and Missouri
name of his master. the king of Spain,
granted to Joseph Vslliere vast tract OF
of the White river-1sO miles
long and 30 miles wide. The grant
was duly recorded and the proper steps
taken to confirm 1t. The grant was made
in 1893. The colony afterwards came into
the possession OF France, and was by Napo-
leon In 1908 coded to the United States. No
attention was paid by the federal govern
ment 10 the grant or to the rights and privi.
leges of Valliere under it. Now, after the
lapse of nearly three-quarters of a century,
the heirs and grantees OF Valliere are max
ing an effort TO secure the benefits of the
grant from the king of Spain with every
prospect of success.
SUIT HAS BEEN FILED
in the District Court OF the United States for
the western district of Missouri, by Benz. III.
Scull ct al, heils of Dan Joseph Valliere,
VIM. II. Duryes ct al, grantees tor the heirs
of Valliere and John Wilson VS.. the United
States, Tor the recovery of an area equivalent
to that granted to Valliere. They do not ask
for a return to them of the specific tract
originally granted, the greater portion ofthat
having long ago been transferred to other
parties, and is now occupied by these
parties, their heirs or assigns. They pray
the court to decree that a portion OF the
public domain equal To the original tract be
turned over TO them. The United States as
defendants admits all the facts stated in the
plaintiffs bill, but have filed a demurrer 10
the proceedings. Able counsel are employed
on both sides. One of the parties plaintiff
is Ms. NJ. o. Glover, of Enfield county, S.
C. She is represented before the United
States Court by Major w. T. Gary, of this
city. II the plaintiffs are successful in their
suit, each of them will receive a large body
of land.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the Speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness,
Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on
by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
inQredientg, Address, DAVIDSON & CO.,
Box 2296, New Yc-k.
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AYERS ACUE CURE
For the speedy relief OF

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill
Fever, heI.Ittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
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affections which arise from malarious, marsh
or miasmatic nnisnns
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DR.. g. A. BOHAMMkM

Cures all Privste Diseases without me use o.
mercury. Charges reasonable fees, guarantees
to permanently cure all forms OF nSDernnetor-
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N1-Dr, b sends his "1reatise on special Dis
eases FREE to any address, which fully ex-
plains the nature, causes and symptoms OF SEM
fnal Weakness, Nervous Debility, etc., and val
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
BENHAM'S
Musical Review.

A 80 page Monthly Magazine.
Circulation, 100, 900 copies an
nually. Each number contains
81 30 worth OF music.
The Review is devoted to Music, Art Literss-
ture and It's readers
IL rs second 10 none in ability.
IL is second TO none in popularity.
IL Is second TO none in circulation.
IL circulates almost entirely in families
IL accepts but few irst-class advertisements,
and displays them well.
IL Is not like daily or weekly papers glau cea
through hastily, and then destrOy ell, bat Is pre-
served and bound, and thus becomes a peyIna-
nent advertisement
It's advertising rates are lower than those OF
any other journal of its class.
IL Il not class journal, issued solely for the
purpose OF advertising the Interests OF its pub
Usher.
IT'S editorial columns are never fillet with adj
Nertisements or business puffs either OF its pub
fisher or any body else, and no amount OF money
or influence would procure the insel ton OF s
single word OF advertising into that portion Of
the magazine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

OIL female, in their own locality. Terms and
outfit free. Address p, o. ViCKERY & CO.,
Augusta, Me.
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DIR. JAMES

Chartered By
the State for
the purpose OF
giving the bcst
. possible treat
lment in all cases
OF PRIVATE and
CHRONIC Disea ses
in all their varied
aud aaw4r,ffa~a.-.l
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and Everett indicted, as
THE ROBBERY WAS PLANNED
and virtually committed in the state of New
York. Ny failure to appear before the pc
lice justice was taken advantage OF by ex-
Judge Cardozo, counsel for the prisoners, to
denounce me as blsckmailer. On the 9th
OF January, 1878, Everett and Brooks were
indicted for larceny in receiving stolen
goods. received letter from Mr.. Phelps,
who said that the county could not bear the
expense OF bringing Everett from Chicago,
and suggesting that Z furnish the money
neeoed, gave $3.50, and afterward 800
more. Everett was brought on, and both
prisoners were held in s. 600 bail. Those in
dictments were pending for Is months, and
L received over one hundred letters in regard
TO them from thu district attorney. Mr..
Townsend read several of the letters written
at various periods during the Is months. In
the first letters Mr.. Phelps addressed the
fair complainant as "My dear Miss Shot.
well" "Dear Madame" etc. Gradually the
form Of address was modified to "Miss Shot
well' and MADAME" Mr.. Townsend also
read the deposition of Detective Tyrrel Civ
ing detailed history of the ce.se, and of bow
he tracked Everett's movements. On the
arrival of the train at Detroit, when Everett
left the cars for the pretenied purpose of
collecting CLAIM OF $4,000, he in fact
went to the Cass Hotel, taking with him
Miss Shotwell's trunk. At the hotel he pre-
tended to have lost the key of the trunk
and borrowed q hammer with which he
broke it open. Then he distracted the pa
pers, replaced the canvas coverings, and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
O,uih=Snicln.

Sin OenfmaI 1T neuli@ auf ben Sano.
wi6inieln Dem Gnoenfen pon Gapt. Goot,
benz beriibmten WeltumiesIsr, errittet NOR
ben. Oasielbe beitebt aus einem einia6sr
SbeIist, Der auf elmer auaoratiormi9er
Saiis rubt. OaS game 9Ssrt lit iieben.
unoSpanSis SUB bod uno bsitsbt gang unb
9ar aus Goncret. OaS lettere 6at man
aus elner Msnse iorsfdItis ausgeiu6ter
Sielalteine uno aus Cement sebiloet, aus
elmer Maile alio, wel9e oas Material fit
bic i9Onen Offentliden @ebduoe in Sono.
lulu biloet. 0as Monument ltebt aui
einem tinltli9 seebneten Eieoeital pon Qapa,
nur elm paar SUB iber Der So9waiisrmarte
unS finfsebn bis s%Iuan,is YurSs uon Dem
Steine ODER Der ~2auaplatte entfernt, aui
pel4er Der sroBe Seefabrsr itano, ais man
i'm 3uiammenidlus. Der plat lit baber
Der paiisnoits, BEN man auslu6en tonnte,
uno or purOe bon Der Yrin;eliin YiteIite,
Der 9emablin BON q. 9. Glssborn, gum
@ei9ente sema9t. Die 8oiten fir bic
Grri6tun9 ossO entmals purSsn gum 5beile
purd SEbitriptiOnen III England seoedt.
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S6pcis.

Die 3situnsen iino poll Don ben Be.
i6retbunsen Der iinsiten 6eloentbaten Ser
earteretsfe9icrung 0enft bod, NIT aler
@epalt bat lie es Oabin ssbra9t, ben Ra.
tboliten cine air6e gu entpsibsn bur6 bic
pom einem oabergelaufenen fremoen glpos
ltaten uoaSo9ene Saufe zines &inSss.
Oa tOmnte man aud irasen: v@as wirb
aus oieiem &inoe nod wsroen," bas i5on
lest iol4en Spettatel ma9t. Orei Roms
pasnieen SOloaten, sSdser, S5arfi6asen,
@ulSen, 80 S6waoronen, Die game glau.
enmontase ma6enbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bel 5000 Eerionsn pom @enf uno Garouae,
pel6e Der apoitat I'M Sonntas suiammsn.
sslast, 1T Sas ni6t cine sroBartiss ySdlo.
tertat?"
Wdre Die Sa6e nidt 10 betrii6enb fir
Die ibrer Stride ~beraubten Ratbolifen BON
6ompeiiercs, lie wdre an unb fir lid re6t
ldderIid. Sine liberale Gs9ierung bietet
tbre gauge Sruppenma6t auf, nm Die Saufe
eines ainbes in Der Stride Surd;uieten,
pel9e aber bic re6tmdBigen GiaentbImer,
Die ldmmtli6en Ratboliten Der Etaryci nidt
sur Gntweibuns bergebcn wolten. lluo
bielem l6reienoer llnrc6t, bieiem l2iufir
regiment jau4;t jeet Die game !iberale
Welt 81.
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Sn England iisbt es in ben Roblenbilrits
ten bon SlosWaIes trauris aus. Wtit
benz S9luiie bes Monats Sanuar baben
bic @ruben unb gienbittenbeiiser cine
aasemeine Irbeitsipsrre sintreten laiIen.
Don benz Gage finS oemna6 unssidbr 100,
900 Giiens unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Be:
iddftisunsslos unb wsrosn IS pieQeidt
fur cine LANCE i3eit bleibsn. Die Gisens
tblmer baben cine Serantwortuna auf lid
9e,ogen, an uel6er lie nod i1per Al tra.
gen baben weroeu. Wenn bic Mrbeiter ibre
@enoien Su einem Strite bswsssn woaen,
rafen bic Nrbeitseber baS gsri9worunssse.
iet on, wenn aber bic GissntbGmer go, 900
Mrbeiter, wel4e gu arbeitsn miuis iino, BON
Der Mrbeit ausidlieBen, neil 80, 900 anSere
einen Strite MAIDEN, 10 finSst bas Bublitum
bies i'm Msemeinen gan, in Der OrSnums,
anb Die Nrbeiter iu9en ~persebsns mad q:
nem @sist, oas ibnen oeaieIbsn S5ub scs
gen Versepaltisuns sswdbrsn fann, ME
bic Nrbeitseber. Minoeltens cine babe
Miaion Yerionen, Sarunter bauptlddlid
6ranen uno &inoer, iino Sur9 ben barten
VeidluB Der Notb auSsslett. Mebr als
100000 Yiuno Sterlins (balo cine Mil:
lionsn SbIr.) 8O4enlObn ssbsn Surd Die
Mrbeitslperre uerloren, ben unssbeursn Ser.
luit, wel9en bic Snbultris unS Der 2lsins
banSsl erIeiSen, gar nidt gu snudbnsn.
gfa9 elmer uuseidbren Sdasuns wiiroe bic;
Ter Ssrluit in ieber @o6e cine babe Wil:
lion Sterlins bstrassu.
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Gazette.
Ccferrci6.

Sin aOrreiponoent Ser v5ranfiurter
l3eituns" raSte Dor einisen 5asen, rparum
Die IN oer anflase geSen Ofenbeim er,
pdbnten locumente, uel6e bic &dufli9feit
zines Sbeies Der gSiener Sournaliitif ton,
l%tatiren loLen, Don Der Staatsanpalti6aft
nod ni9t EUR Serleiung ssbra6t pprosn,
uno er ordts sIei@,eitis Saraui, SaB bies
na6trd9liA 9el3ebe. Oemielbsn ylatte
l9geibt eia anoerer Sorreiponoent in Be-
3ug bisralii Die Yerleiuns piro, trosbem
ibr 2orreiTonoent i'm Sinns pieler Sauien.
ben lpra9, unterbleiben unb omar einia6
oesbalb, rpeil Der 9erauSseber oes am mel.
item tomHomittirten, . ienbeim ;una9it
lte9enoen glattes Dem Miaiiterium erfldren
lleB, oaBj rpenn leine Eriuutsy rieie on
StenbeimI ueroifentli9t w%iiroen, er ii4 aes
notbist ibe, Die Yriuat.S riefe eini9er
Wtlt9lleoet oes Cabinets 4uerspers gu per.
Of1entliber, wel9e bieislben our 3eit SO.
benpartS an ieinen usritorbenen @oQegea
9el9riebeu uno wel9e ii9 iiber Raiier
Srani Soepb III msbr ais Oeipeftirli9sr
Wet1e GllBern loQen.
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Smmtcs Iucrlci.

Rad ben neue ten Serednungen
betrdst Die @nSabl auer Spra6en Der &elt
3642. Sarin lin0 ni6t Die 0ialette eir,
besrifien. Die italienii6e Spra6e bat bel.
l~pielSweile % Oiulette, Die ilauii9e eben.
%louiele wie Sropinseu. Die peri6ieoenen
&elisionen betrasen etipas iber $50. Die
idbrli6e Sterbli9teit lit bur1i6nittlid
338 0tia. Wteni9en, alio elm Meni6 IN
Der Seflnbe. SaS mittlere 9ebensalte,
betrdst SO Sabre. Gin GierteI Der Wten.
i6en itirbt Dor benz iiebenten Sabre II. Die
Sdlfte Dor benz iiebensebnten. @on 100, 600
Mteni1en wiro elmer 100 Sabre oft, pom
500 elmer 90, pom bunbert elmer 60. Die
8eiitli6en ~erfreuen ii3 Der ldnsiten (?) 9es
bensoauer, Die IerSte baben Die far;eite.
Gnoli6 BON Der mdnnli9en SepOlferrn9
in europa lit ieoer adtunoswanSisite--
Soloat.
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4 b.
Stalten.

Gom, %. Sanuar. Die MoraIitat in
Dem einbeitli6en &onisrei9e INIT INNER
tieier. Die Serbre6en uno Die Selbits
mOroe mebren ii6 in eridretsnSsr @eiie..
Hiemano als Die 3eitunsen ipri9t nod pon
Der ittIiden Sertommenbeit, beren Spfer
seworoen, Die Srsane Der Seiientli9teit
aber wifisn Die Isrbredeu, pon benen lie
Notis nebmcn miiiien, itets Sur1 vmilosrnbe
llmitdnbe-, vseiitise Graltation" unb bers
sleiden mebr 81 bei6Onisen. Die i%talienis
i6e Susenb, bic nod Dor einisen Oscsmien
bic w~oblseittetite mar, lit beute i'm @roBsn
ibr birectes @esentbeil. Die traurise Grs
i4einuns iinbet lire einfade Grfldruns in
benz NIT Grfols sefronten geitrebsn Der
sebsimen @eieqidaften, bic SussnS aui
sanSen 9albinisI gu psrSsrbsn. Von ben
@emeinSeidulen an bis binauf CUR llniusr.
tat wiro ben &inSern, 8nabsn unb Sing
linsen nidts anbers selebrt ais @leidbeit,
5reibeit, WiBadtuns Der MutoritGt. Der
Sau6 Der Nrmanenten &epolution, Der bic
Sbrone bon Neapsl, Goseana, Yarma,
Mobena unb 2om ihirsts, ibt nod INNER,
fort ieinen ginfuB. Surge !3eit mad Der
Sbronbefteisuns Yius TX. wurSen Senb.
hinge beioerlei @ei9Iedtes pom grafen
Gapour nit benz Werte Der Corruption Der
Susenb beauftrast. @iftunS SaB ipribsnbs
Slu9idriften unS obieone Bidder purSen
bier in &om eonfscirt, unb BEN gmifairsn
Der ProceB semadt. Seit ldnssr ais Is
Sabren I'M sinbeitliden Stalien unb felt
mebr als pier Sabren in &om wirb unter
benz Sduse Der @siese bes Qanoes an Sisier
VerberbniB fortsearbeitet, unS bieis glrbeit
trdst natirli6 ibre Sri1te.
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Sn Dem gesenwdrtis tasenSsn
preuBiideh 9anotas s~eituItet ii9 bas Ser
bdltniB Der Srattionen ,ueinanoer nod Der
ansabe Der r&Olniiden 3eituns in iolsen.
Der Weiie: Gs Sdblt bic Srattion Der
National;0 iberalen 10, bes Gentrums "a,
Der 6ortidrttspartei 6S, Der ireiconieruati.
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