davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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historic con hechos que lie hagan digno
de la estimacion de sus conciudadanos.
Orador claro, sencillo, Sc deja STEM
pre- la mala retorica en- casa, al contra
rio de otros, que por ell afan de llevarse
a la Camara la retorica suelen dejarse
las ideas olvidadas en- los libros Co
bernante inteligentfsimo, sus actos mi
nisteriales Sc inspiran siempre en- la
justicia en- la rectitud Es una gran
fgura del nueyo Gabinete, sin ruidos
vanos nj aparatosidades extremosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
RUIZ CAPDEPON
No es un personaje improvisado.

No es un personaje improvisado
No Sc creo entire los arrebatos tur-
bulencias que sirven a las veces para
fabricar heroes de un minute. Paso a
paso hizo su carrera, y Abogado notable,
Diputado inteligente, Gobernador civil
peritfsimo, severe Fiscal del Supreme,
Ministro varias veces, siempre atento a
favorecer "a su pals, ha sido de modo
constante el hombre que asciende, no
para sabore;ar las satisfacciones del
triunfo, sino para escribir su propia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
AI()RE1

Artista maravilloso de la palabra,
segun reconoccn cuantos Sc han visto
obligados Il aplaudir su elocuencia CON
gencidos por Ia fuerza de sus ideas lu-
minosas persuadidas por las expansio-
mes de su. oratoria sugestiva, Moret pa
rece nacido para contirmar de manera
indudable cual crrado Sc halla el critic
rio de los one piensan que el solido te
reno de lag cosas nositivas han de ser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
Ell GENERAL BERMEJO

El contralmirante don Segism und o
Bermejo Merelo es Ell nuevo Ainistro
de Marina. Era, al ser nombrado con
sejero de Ia Corona, jefe de la Escua-
dra de instruction, Y esta justamente
reputable como marino ilustre. Aoaba
de representa- en- Lisboa las simpatfas
de Espana por ell RENO lusitano. Los
portugueses han agasajado grandemen-
te al general Bermejo, en- quien pueden,
fund adamente, ponerse las esperanzas
de una necesaria direction en- nuestros
asuntos marftimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
| q "

A los aguos puebo echan Volar con
solo podomOs responder
Es nexaco bsoamente paido liberal pida ba
clase de lmtaciones ende amphar
la
amplaa compatible
la soberana espanoa
Aunque evar des
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
AtenCion

Casimires ingloses en- pleas, france
ses en- cortes; grano de poivora de colo
res, mantas de lana, abrigos de lana Y
ssda juegos de mvnteles co II servilletas
blancss; tragecitos de algod6n y de su-
rah de colores para niflas, y tambien de
driIes para nifios ofrecen X. TORO Y
Ca. & preoios de realization.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
BONITA pROPIEDAD

La de don Jaime Segura, constituida
por dos casas con un amplio solar con
magnffica hortaliza, situada en- Yauco
la salida para Guanica, Sc cende.
Dirijirse nj senior Segura que la ocupa
8 al que suscribe.
Ponce, Jnlio 3 lie 1897. Ir.toafo
Mayorol. IN alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27

Nunca hubieramos crefdo que sc lie
que al empleo de la falsedad como ar
ma de combate.
;Que decadencia.
Son ell despecho y la envidia los que
uneven la campana y los qae procuran
sorprender al pals.
No 10 sorprenden, porque, del otro
lado, forman la lealtad J la franqueza.
ell contraste no puede ser mas ri
sible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
! FsnfffS tIERMaN0S E. 60.
PONCE, 1o-ATocHA-1o

Recentemente han reco ESQ ogda vaedad lie Tolas de
fantasia de seda de ans Cespones negro de coo1es Ora
agod6n de ho &c seda; Guanes de caba de seda Coro
veos nova Cinas de seda, anchas erechas Al
fonbra de todos tamano Pasamanea De
adorpo cado fno de formas eeganes Medas de
hilo de Escocla,
Gran sartidO de Eerfumerla: los 1Itilnos pro-
ductos de los mejOres mas acretlitadOs fabrican-
ties de Paris.
PARA CABALLEROS: I'm complete surtdo de Telas in
gesas tales casmes de oores corte de peza Mer
acodonado sos diagonae classes extra recomendabe
todos por calidades superiores.
Exenso surdo de Corbatas Chainas negras de coores
dvesdad de ormas azos nudos donde poda
trar gusto la persona mas caprichosa.
Panuelos de seds bancos de coores; Cuellos Punos;
Guantes de Cabritia Camsetas Cacetines fnos, 6 g.
Camisas, camistas calzoncillos de lana, camisas
de seda, Paraguas Sombrillas de seda.
Gran surtido de abrigos
Ponce Is de Mayo de 1897 a3va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
EC0S DE ESPANA

Son lnnumerables los telegranas re-
cibidos por ell senior Moret, tanto de
Espana como del extranjero, felicitan-
, dole con motive de su designation para
ell ministerio de Ultramrr.
Entire ellos hay algunos de Cuba
Puerto Rico de gran significaci6n, CT
taremos preferentemente ell que lie ha
dirigido don Luis Munoz Rivera, pre-
sidente del partdo liberal autonomista
de la pequena Antilla, tan expressive
clocuente, que no deja lugar q udas de
que en- a9uella lsla sc estima un aeon
teeimiento venturoso la designaci on del
ilustre tribune democrata.
De Alemania y de Inglaterra ha re-
cibido igualmente muy expresivas fell
citaciones.
Desde la Habana-vfa Cavo Hueso
telegraffa al Hcrahao de Madrid su CO.
rresponsal en- aquella poblacion:
<Por noticias fidedignas que ha traf-
do ell vapor de Ia Habana Eegado ano-
che, acerca de la manifestation que allf
deblo veriticarse aver tarde, puedo ase
gurar que dicho acto no tiene valor al
guno, porque nj ha sido expontanea nj
expresa mas que los deseos de una mi
norfa de comerciantes { industriales,
los que solo enganados, pueden asociar-
Sc otros elementos de la poblacion.
Els probable que los corresponsales
de la prensa madrilena no Sc les permi-
ia telegratiar, 8 que 81 pasan por la CEN
sura sus telegramas, sea condiciou de
que no revelen los verdaderos origen
caracter del acto.
Desde que en- la Habana sc ha COMO
cido la cafda de los conservadores, to-
dos los elementos importantes de aque
liza sociedad estan dispuestos no entor
pecer la accion del nuevo Gobierno,
rompiendo ell silencio q que sc vefan
obligados antes, proclaman que Cuba
necesita de otrc gobernador general,
Recortamos de uI diario madrileno,
fechado ell ocho del actual:
<Dentro de breves dfas Sc vera Ell
tristemente celebre j ose Varela, por el
delito de atentado lesiones contra
agentes de la autoridad, realizado AGO.
metiendo con un palo ell Vazquez Ware
la 6 biriendo a los dos cabos de vara 8
celadores del departamento del presidio
en- que extingufa su condemns
Habla <El Heraldo-.
<Segnn nuestros informes va ha reci-
bldo ell Gobierno ell telegrama del gene
raj Weyler, contestacion al que sc tras-
mitlo participandOle haberse constituf-
do el Gabinete bajo la presidcncia del
senor Sagasta.
Ell general en- jefe del ejercito de Gu
ba contesto en- un telegrama redactado
con gran habilidad.
Aunque todavfa no Sc ha hecho pit
blico estamos seguros que sera lefdo
Ell ell Consejo de Ministries que da prin-
cipio al cerrar esta edicion, y no cree
mos que -discrepe de 10 siguente:
<Recibo ell telegrama de We ell que
me participa su merecida elevation al
Gobierno.
lie traslado inmediatamente q todas
las autoridades y corporaciones, ten
go ell honor de participate que secun-
1are con lealtad cello sus 6rdenes Ell
81 tempo que desempene este cargo,
Como Sc We ell general Weyler no di-
mite, pero Sc coloca en- guardia
Pero va lie han dimitido, d pesar de
odo.
Dicen de Malaga que ell obispo de
lquella diocesis ha dirigido un atento
'fcio al Ayuntamiento, rnanifestandole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27

Estos nuevos Relojes Ros
kopf Pe,Jeccionados, son su
periores a todos los demas
de igual precio V de una
duracion ilimitada. .o,as
las pie zas del TINAUD PA.
TENIE son intercombidNes,
10 que peImite componel
cualq ier rotura, en- memo
de Is Minutes y por menos
de la mitad de precio que
8 : cobra por relojes de otras
marcas.
EstOs verdade: os C.on6-
me tros, Sc vend.n g4ranti !
zados por DOS AMOS Y sc
comPondran por mitad desu
precio en- cualquier epoca
Tue sc descompon2an des-
pues de dicho plazo.
Los tenemos de Oro, Pla-
ia y Nikel, pero c,n espe-
cialidad de ACERO que
yendemos & DocE PESOS
precio verdaderamente po-
pular. teniendo en- cuenta
La cslidad del Re,oj.
NOTA A toda Iersona
que ncs envie ell importe en-
Bilietes o Sellos de Fran
queo, lie remitiremos un pre-
eioso TINAUD PATENT
De ACERO, te iendo ell
cerecho de d.v, lverlo en-
case de no gustarie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
SueItOS atadOS

un manoiito de mentiras concencionales,
que dirfa Max Nordau.
Las toma LA DEMoCRACIA de un pc
riodico de la isla.
Helas aquf, con sus concentrates:
-eEl senior Mufloz Rivera combate
ell regimen canadiense, en- su mtercietc
con La Coarespoudencia.s
Y ell scflor Munoz Rivera dijo que
sci prOyreso n lu iJertod, antes qne
| uststu17tos nos se0ttcen, que gober-
naremos con la autonomfa de Ponce Q
con la del Conatld.,
Palabras reproducidas textualmente.
Mala fe Sc llama csa fgura.
Y sigue:
-xSonambulos de ambicion, cuyo
dnico fin polftico era disputarle al in
condicionalismo algunos momentos de
poder.o
ESQ, ESQ.
Y la unabici6n consiste en- ir a Madrid
gastando sus propios recursos; Ell Sc
guir sacriticandolos en- Puerto Rico; en-
abandonar sas empresas y ell darlo to-
do, todo, actividad, inteligencia, ener
gfa, en- benefcio del pueblo.
iOjala que los se71ores disidentes, los
outonOnistas 2ouros, tuviesen la 1'atreza
de llegar a tan grandes y nobllfslmas
abnegaciones.
Ellos hacen otra cosa: piden los Ii
berales recursos para sOstener su perlo-
dico. Y despues. lanzan gu perio-
dico contra los liberales.
7 los recursos -. son gOlondrinas.
va 10 dijo Becquer.
Esas. mo volveran.
Y sigue:
-xSi es verdad que La Democraciu
y sus hombres estan resueltos a seguir
por su camino sin yolver grupas para
entrar por 10 que la nacion traza al pue
bio soberane.>
la DEMocRACIA sus hombres per-
estan con FL identifcados y 10 que el
IdSa ucCnO csCdIt POR NOSO1kOS IdIl--
bien, porque la obra es comiin los Ii
berales de la peninsula y de la colonia.
sQuienes ocupan ell poder2 Nues-
tros jefes. sQuienes daran la autono-
mia? Nuestros jefes. Pues, como
nuestros jefes representa- 10 mismo a
sus correligionarios de Asturias Ga
licia, que sus correligionarios del
Puerto Rico, Los AyANCEs QUE sE RIA
LIcEN-y escribimos este por cuarta 9
quinta vez--son avances en- que nos Ca
be la gloria y la responsabilidad.
Mas claro. o...... nj aqua.
Y sigue
dos hombres del malhadado pac-
to declaran que no estd preporodo Ia
colonia para ell ejercicio de la liber-
-ad.S
sDonde, cuando? Vengan las prue-
oas Q creeremos que calumnian 4 sal
oiendas los que tai escriben
Vengan las pruebas : ningun liberal
IA declarado JAMAs 10 que sc copia Sc
'ubraya. Ningun liberal amengua, EN-
oequehece nj resiste las conquistas del
lerecho.
Sc hacen artfculos para producer
'fecto ertre los ignorantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27

-xLos hombres del malhadado pac-
to declaran que no estd loreporado Il
colonia para ell ejercicio de la liber
tad.S
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Vamos ofrecer nuestros lectores
un manojito de me1atir0s concencionales,
que dirfa Max Nordau.
Las toma LA DEMoCRACIA de un pc
riodico de la isla.
Helas aquf, con sus concentrates:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-27
Y sigue:

Isl es verdad que La Democracia
y sus hombres estan resueltos a seguir
por su camino sin volver grupas para
entrar por 10 que la nacion traza al pue
bio soberano.,
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J,tl,o 90 de 1897 2 q $.
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-xSonambulos de ambici6n, cuye
dnico fin polftico era disputarle al in
condicionalismo algunos momentos de
poder.1
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TIE COLLEGE GIRL GRADUATE.
BETTER so Fiji y simple Part Lovingly
Than Exploit Profound Erudttioa.

Edward ". ToS writes 90 tho college,
ssrg g~adasts r. the July Ladies' Home
Journal "W Nafever TIRE necessities. her
desires or ambitions" he says. "ies her
ne. forget that first - al She de-
signed ~ God 80 - wonaa ~ 1--we her
nee IN ,rg}~ NNTnAnHu&sS. - tfsaf she ;rAy
b. an Inspiration, n strength. q blessing.
not necessarily 10 the wortd. but. wnas Is
Infinitely better. 70 those ~lsh}n her i'm
mediate reach whose lives Are touched ~
h~rx. Very few lives srs fres-~free - so
ard come travel read. stuay. think.
paint aud sing 81 VIII In TIE lives ~
most women these ettfs ere an aside in
tire as * wsre ar undsrsresth. Most of
us arc neeet wish loving calls az ta.1 care.
rs*pNnsseilttv ard euict duties, which, we
.sss.x: recognise. heed ard cbev. We must
s~v- our mothers mere than eur Greek.
n he instinct ~ daughter sister ~}fe or
rsether ate~ oaG ~ cnilsse~ev~d wotsiayf.
oven IN TO- course 81 nsH~' brilliant
carer TIE warld VII forget - love her
n will srofn her ar3 Justly. II she does
"a. make bar surroundings bosue8sAs
wherever she 81 Whistler sas - teacher.
artist musician writer. &su&h!cr a.
sass1e. or mother n shs heasFhold. and
" sha herself - rot CHEEKY suS loving.
dainty in arass g.atts IN Hasnnrr. ard
Beautiful 81 saul. as every true woman
ought "a D.. fhe World VII fac thai ire
enc shinx ntetsul 10 lses'ns. vivid, ten"
der wcFnanlfness. fNr which 10 snow ledge.
he~av~r profound can ever compensate.
!. - h@ttsr ser woman - 80 siTapls
human rart 1pvinx3Y better - - synl~
ra ss,ssss. n trouble ard - WHISPER cny7s-
ssrtgnr message iake bgt enc ggseyinE
ar ,hsr thas sns sAauia make = wA1a ~
axyrs ard levsure 20 sasGssnas o. ABessn;
yasse~"
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in Cairo. All the charm Of the stage, so
far as they can appreciate IL. Is open
TO them FOR quarter OF "a dollar. What
bliss could compare with this.
Then. as you walk along the Ocean ave-
nue., you Sc. "A eurious-iooking individual
In that awful eosnbina ton Of sack coat
ana a silk hat. who from his smooth face
and sardonie glance. gives the impression
that he at some time has been an actor.
or has tried TO be one. There he stands,
looking as IL hs might be willing 10 be-
come acquainted with a pretty girl. or
possibly viii. anyone who would Invite
m 10 join them in one OF the numerous
beverages that are on tap al the Island.
He means To be imposing. He IL amusing,
You glance at him and dismiss him as a
type.
Striding along the avenue. particularly
II IL Is the Fourth of July. you see one
OF those strange specimens Of society
some times called the gallant. more often
the dude but who really impresses YOU
as the cheerful idiot. He stops you and
says: My dear sir. arc YOU aware that
this ia the glorious Fourth 81 July. that
this is the place 10 have a good slime.
See that pretty giri over there?' pointing
ST one of the raven-like sirens AT the
table. Now watch ME win her" And
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rue In complete without the barker.
In fact his absence would render the
place almost a desert, so far az contrast
il concerned.
Tile next In the trio mentioned ix wnas
corresponds in America to- the BARNARD
She In not behind the bar but she as
materially aids the sale OF refreshments
as II she were e thousand times over
Isrcb~d In chair. one arm resting on
the little round table witt ar iron stand
ard. she looks cut from under her sailor
hat with what is intended to be a smile
bat which has rested upon her face so
long that II has an expression similar
10 that worn by the glass eye she is
waiting for what in her own terse lam
euage Is called sucker" The sucker
varies. but he is generally OF tho metro
roiitan cast. for the youth Of New York
are as fully susceptible to the smiles Of the
sirens as their cousins from the suburban
distr.ctz.
Wherever the visitor goes on Coney ISL
and. there nssiages his nostriis an aroma
that can never be coantsrfeiled. To
smes, the frankfufter once is TO know
II always Have you been To- this island
Then Just close your eyes and II will
ali come back again You can zee the
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in the income that the proper

daughters in the income that the proper
~ may be expected to yield. including
the proceeds OF the sale of the house. VIII
not be sufficient for their comfortable
support. 1t is reported that the house is
now III the hands of broker for sale.
IL by the generous interposition OK their
friends 1t could be rescued for the
daughters II would. 1 I'm sure. be regard
ed as an act OF great kindness. while
those who have known and admired and
loved Mrs. Stowe will feel that II is most
fitting that the house should still remain
in the family and be consecrated To her
memory.
The men and women OF the present
generation VIII with difficulty learn TO
understand the effect produced by the
publication 81 Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stoves Uncle Toms CABIN" Edition
following edition was published In rapid
succession and through the whole coun-
try. north and south, il produced the
most profound sensation. For years the
abolitionists had been preaching, lectur-
ing, writing against slavery. but more
effective than all their productions Of
tongue or pen was the story OF ''Uncie
Toms Cabin" The book was repro
duced IN. England and there also the
name OF Mrs. Stowe became known In
every household. TRANSACTIONS made the
work familiar TO the peoples OF the con-
fuence wGs aroused 10 support the aboli-
tioDists OF the north in this country. To
no other single influence can the fina.
abolition Of slavery in tire United States
be more distinctly traced than to Uncle
Toms Cabin"
As Il literary production "Uncle Toms
Cabin" has been criticised with severity
by the puudts. but even they have been
unable 10 deny that IL touched the hearts
OF the people not only of one country.
but of all countries, and even now when
slavery has become a forgotten word the
book IS read. the play founded upon II
nightly finds interested spectators.
The daughters Of Mrs. stowe have
themselves made no appeal for aid. They
arc ignorant of shs fact that others are
making such an appeal IN their behalf
That their homestead should be preserved
as a shrine perpetuatirg the memory OF
Mrs. Stowe Is duty the American peo-
pie owe 10 themselves In monarchy
such a duty would be met by a subsidy
end a pension. In the greater rrlonar-
civ ia which all are kings * 81 believed
that even fuller. Prompter measures OF
relief viii be Afforded
Or the same block on which stands the
home IN which lived for ~ many years
Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe stands alzo
the home Of Mark Twain. ON its rd.ss
there have also fallen the shadows Of
eva fortune. but life and will and vg9nr
stin remain with him and II I. hoped that
kir6ly hgrnog 3 aasIiEs may yet Danish
ire frowrs that darn.n rs deserted
threshold
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MOTHERS eR,EL TRICK.
Aaoped with and Married Her
Danny hfrr'H sxxcctheart.


In White Oak neighborlood in the east
tfa emf - fhis county, says the louis
VIE Couner-t0urnaf. lived comeiy
N'1ow. Mrs Martha Berry. sxei about
y and her pretty daughter. Matilda. who
Gas lost entered her 18th year. In the
ssfhe neigh Acrheod lived John Whitley.
Prosperous farmer Il 20 and a wtdo.er.
wAstley had been paying attention - MIS-.
fesF5' S daughter for the past ak months,
80 Il was generally supposed through
sat tAe nsizheorhooi shat they would be
BARRED soou. The mother however.
soas net give her consent - the n2tch.
ssi sse eia not un3sct 10 the young MD
esTe sails. lie pleaded with the widow
ssr the hand OF her daughter, al 10 10
purpose ans the young people decided or
D. eloaen-nt
All 'he arrangements were made fer
We eian8sstine lssee-takiaS, eut the
ssfcasGi mother discovered what w&s or
'eos- and on Friday Night. she time for
We slereme1t. sire went 20 her daughters
seNfn shortly after DARK ara Bound the
~ ssnd AID foot she also tied a gsg
hsr mouth ara took her - her own
seom and tea her - Tia bed Sire sASn
returned to th- daughters rccus. ard
sess Whitley ezrss &, s.eA swas his lady
NVs ne widow answered TIE Summons.
ssa "lfNsus speaking 4 word. .ssh@d Tho
s~A-S fssSH N sGS lAt1- SSa &SAstf0 @Nf
Ite As buggy ass drove Win Der u
.FassoA tho ceunsy ~sat ~ Carter
soa'ssy, where ne HAD arranged with
s9ese Morris 20 ssyf3rvn .as ceremony.
whitley VS. struck by the ss*ncs % nis
Ssmpaninn. cut SIS SSe leaned conna2nsf
- Ns arm snd appeared 90 - soeasns
- the tifre Re eo1}i a. nothing more
usa esr~ss h,'r now ard taea s-F cheer
Hs Ger ~ ~ ;eG,rs her that her rse;hsr
.ea4d forgive her lie had 30 tde~ tnst
% MS carving or sa- rsa'Acr instead
~ TIE 3gNS1seg ard Sc was mss until
sfsc ta- ceremony wsS HHrfSfrsses or the
Tsxss fe2ns porch saa thsy tad r~rssrfd
y sete5 thAt TIE deception ~a- US
sefslee aY NAluev tie wAs @Gsne1eaf7s~
- e2s rv& tang tsst hs ~a- .hr nwss~sa
ess s~ ee1h~s~t's ssetser - cssae}2s7~a
% make fos best - wsss snaesr~e - "a
BAD bargain. lac taNk ess - uft&Eaf
Nteea wife hDsnr afa g = aa&ahSr Dc
sis4 tAAt although he t6s~Shs Re vas
s~aa IN ieve with Manila - always do
.-sak graf ae%l - hes handsome
Aesas-.
ASitas wak discovered eotnd III a@S
e1tAes's room oy nets p nSr fAe nssS
Eoer,gE. ard when shs learned 81 -"
s'sS her raesler had sssysa her she tsex
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VACATION MUSINGS.

Now doth ;he wheeImsn IN his pride
btstrids his r3Hbgr sliced
\ yuoferu IentauF speed
lie leaks around. hehlsfd. before,
Ne- ne'er his gzS1 he checks
a ha8 tae gcif-sssek rG bicycles,
ahe prince Of ''ru9segnecks.'
In aAnrel suits and cap arrsyea
The tenr.s players 80.
To lob" ana serve aad ''vclley" where
TIE nets are stretched arrow.
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