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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
VISITORS ARE ENTERTAINED
The Commercial club II lavish in lis
EHo-RitzIEts to Visitors

The last three days the commercial
c--1 has Been kept busy entertaining
t S-E merchants Their club rooms
rs rrs corner ~ -lrs- street and Topeka
rre been q scene ~ br-liancy
Tor rlree solid afternoons
--eL-eslrIer 81 the choicest kinds were
Sarr el la-d lor al and every VS.
llor Was made Gu FEEL lhe hCspira l-y
n tEe home merchants Ia the evenings
the ladies were present 20 che rcptl5ns
and added uu-l Oh The enjoyment ~ the
occasion Eearly tuo thousand people
were served and sI were lavish ir theiT
expressions - appreciation % the treat
meat received TIE entire --rllr zulelt at
IA refreshments was entrusted % an able
chef 1Ir. Grant Even who. wrh the
aid ~ fourteen waters, saw tEat nothing
vas lacking tEa- Uulil increase tLa loU-
srecial attention vas sven g. the ladies'
--1e foIowirE la8ies were present O.
assist in receiving lr thar times AIRS
a. r Sn h Mrs Charles Atlss5lrT
AIRS Charles Coh1. Hrs Srel=l also
assisted i1 che prepare Eec o- -1e 1Fsr-
lr-s refreshments. The royel 5000 --ua
shown On the VISITING merchants can have
ru- one rr-t- make =, .cll-l -ll-e
ucuular thaa ever Already she s
name * Being a splendid entertainer
and rh generous hospitality ot f1e GEM
r1src.al clla clru-- flL p adt p t1s 11-
rnira-ic- she already commands. u IS q
sra15. Ecod tang t1a- the visiting UeT-
c1zr-s ear Pc sure ot 81 ~
zine like this lea rh clry very
crowded. = phase v1ere taeT are st1re *
uniformly ce1-tzc-s treatment s-c
rIare - rlF1s-re ana Terrs-r1--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
OVER -FOUR MILLIONS
Deposited in the National
Banks in Wichita.
LARGE DEPOSIT INCREASE
Shown by Comparison With
Last Statement

Yesterday the national banks Of this
city issued their statements as TO their
condition az the close Of business On TIE
9th Of September The total amount Of
deposits in the three banks amount to
s. 465. 20, an increase in deposits from
the statement CT July 18th Of s43s. 81
The National Bank OF Commerce shows
the largest increase IN deposits IN the
twO and one-half mouths, the total
amount being $500 The deposits now
amount 10 $40. 20. above the four mil
lion dollar marx TIE banks Of this city
have steadily increased their deposits for
the past year.
Since April 4. last each bank has in
creased its deposits over So to-
The banks OF this city are expected 70
Increase LIeir deposits al this time u
year. but not To such an amount as IS
shown n the statements. The banks 81
this city are supplying ali southern Kan
sas and Oklahoma with currency and
each day are shipping out large sums Of
money The following IS the total amount
Of deposits 1t each bank On September ~.
Kansas National .............. AIS - IS
Fourth National ..-.-........... I. ~. 20. IS
National Bank OF Commerce. .5-5. ].59
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
WILL BE BIG DAY
Saturday win See as Large Crowds
a. ANY Day


The last day wiz be the best OF al this
year Heretofore the last day Of the street
fairs IN the midway especially. showed
as big receipts as any day in the week
and from all appeara noes today viii lead
all ether Saturdays known in the Carnival
history OF Wichita Dare Devil Kilpat-
rick vii make his famous run again and
several big surprises are in store for
those who VIII attend today's fair Sew
eral entirely new features viii be sprung
on the public. Yesterday the Passion
Play dld q splendid business The people
nave gotten onto the fact that this show
IS one OF the choicest and best shows Of
the kind ever seen in Wichita The
French Theatre and Gay Paris did a
booming business and Brai1ard $ electric
fountain turned people away. This is q
beautiful display which pleases every one.
Pain 8 fireworks capped the climax for
immense business This show more than
satisfied the thousands Of spectators
such beautiful effects and cClors are
dreams ~ grandeur and magnidcence.
Wichita has never before witnessed such
7FrotechRical display 5 that which took
place Wednesday aad Friiay nights. This
elegant show IS in charge " Prof Emile
aoretz. chief pyr0tetchnist. James Gil
slare. assistant pvr0techuisr and Manly
sash. the chief artist Prof Capretz has
been with the Pains Fireworks company
11r more than twelve years. He Is an
artist in his line and who has gained for
himself a very enF.able reputation as
py r0rechnist and manufacturer OF FIRE
works and cClorad nEht effects. Most Of
the drew orks seen in This city during
the week were manufactured By Prof
Capretz and his corps Of assistants No
subject in the natter of fireworks Is
strange 70 Emile Cabretz. Who Is a past
master in the art Of pyrotechrics- James
Gilmore. the assistant pTroteChCisc. has
been in the business for many years and
be is 10 blame for many 0f the comic CT
tects in the fTew0rS display Re has
charEe Of the many dangerous chemicals
used In uaars tile different kinds OF
bombs. torpedoes. slly-roch IT'S. c0lor-d
iishts. etc M Manly Nash. the artist.
DESIGNS. draws and auauges the pictures
Of those who are ID be- reproduced in
colored lights. His work is by no means
easy and Il takes great ability 20 do this
branch az py rorechnicaI work Mr. Nash
IS also noted scenic artist To these
gentlemen IS due the credit for the bril-
Rant Illuminated FIRE department run
Many suggestions were made aud car
rie5 OFT bv them Wa6 aided fl max
ing this run one Of the graudest sights
ever seer ia che city
= a. Welshs prciectosc0pe has proven
10 be one ~ the best DRAW irg cards il
the midway. An excellent show Is O. be
seen III all shines of the afternoon and
nisht- The show IS adjoining the Passion
PIay and between these TWO shows a rec !
ora breaking business IS Being done To-
day win close enc ~ the srandest Sue Z
cesses Of the Kind sVer produced in WIch- 4
ira The confetti bac-e viii take place
today ard q d.E -lrue IS promised
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05

week. and every tram THAI came 70 tnfs
city vas loaded % the guards with people
coming L see the CARVED AL the roads
ran special orains except the Rock Island.
be Frisco ran a special from Blackwell.
O. T., from Columbus Kan. and froh,
Ellsworth. and the three trains brought
into the city 800 people. The regular
trains Vere also crowded and the total
Of the Frisco road for yesterday is Z, 20
people.
The Missouri Pacific ran z special from
Genese0 and from Eiewa. Both trains
were crowded the former bringing n
1- and the latter -s5. The regular
trains were also crowded and carried
extra coaches. The total for the Lis
souri, Pac-1c vas 2E5 persons.
The Rock Island mad six regular trains
ard all carried extEa cars. which we're
crowded co the doors. a total OF LIs4
people used this road
Tile Santa Fe ran special trains on all
OF its lines and brought $50 persons TO
Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05

company was kept busy all day yester-
day looking after the harness and saddle
men who came il % see them on bus
ness, and 60 see the Fair as a side issue
All other business men are talking %
the number Of visitors they are having.
Below Il q list OF some OF the visiting
harness and saddle men.
Eguac JorGa, Claim. kan.; c. 2 Cshel.
HaHley D. T.. William LIlhaussn. En-
linw0od kan; T. IL Harper. Cherokee.
o. T., a. J. Meyer. Tnman. +. r. DOYLE,
Elrslraa. kan, Gensman Bros. Eni-.
@. r.. ~ x Bradley. Alden, James uod-
well FL Dorado. kan klnnett & Sor,
Lacey. o. t. T. Z. Davis. Jefferson.
O.. t. Fox & Son. Anthony. kan. So r
Oshorn. Burrlon James B0uiuger. Pied
mont. e. T. Coleman. Norman, o. tt
S. u. Wilson. NllFale. kan. T. H.
Young Caney. kan, A A. Adams. Free
port kan; George HamlI 1fav1lelr.
kan, Gennersou x &C.. kreulin, o. TT
T. T. Nich3,s. Weathertord. q. IT,. ~ II
Brown Gea~v a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
ENDEAVOR PRES3YTERIAN EDI,
FICE sTRUCK BY aTAING.-
Aud Destroyed Before Companies
COuld Reach Is.

The Endeavor Presbyterian church was
struck BY lightning at I.40 last night and
burned 10 the ground. Ii is located at
the northeast corner OF Seventeenth and
Market streets. II was moved from the
Burton car works about three years ago
and has recently been reprinted and re-
finished
The fire had a good headway before
the alarm was turned IN The FIRE de-
partment mare d fire run through the
mud and rain. but were unable to save
the building
It could not be learned last night how
much insurance was on the building
The fire was discovered b. S. P Gun
ningham who lives about 200 feet south
Of the church and when he first saw it
the fire had almost netirely enveIoped
the building and there was no hope Of
saving the church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
Nothing
TOSfeS Good

And eating is simply perfume
tory done because il must be.
This IS the common complaint Of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure
dyspepsia few would suffer from
it long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which is difficult digestion, is to
give vigor and tone to the stomach
and the whole digestive system.
Hoods sarsaparilla cured the niece Of
Frank Fay. f0s y. s.. South Boston. Mass.
who writes that she had been a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for SIX years. bad been Eith-
ou5 appetite and had been troubled with sour
s.o1nach sid headache She bad sried many
other medicines IN vain. Two bottles OF
Hoods Ssrsapa rill2 made her vel.
Hoods CdfS0pdritta
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you are
worse. but buy bottle today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
TRADESMEN Axe BUSY
Photographers and Harness makers
Have Plenty OF Sftors

All lines Of business are wei repre-
scented IN wichita this week. as al ap-
preciate the fact that Wichita IS
wholesale center Wherever one may 90
90 whatever lire one may apply ir is az
ways the same thing, Lots Of mel
chants visiting with Us today For In
stance. 10 rhe PHOTOGRAPHIC lire. there
were a number % visiting merchants
III the town. among whom were the for-
loving AIT 81. =. BsrriCC of Edgar.
Neb. ar @. Pearce II Eirsman, kan;
1lr T. A. 1Tlchers o. A.ldiei-e Lodge.
kan 1lr. "A. Lawrence of Lawrence.
Kan.
The McC0mb Harness and saddiery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
SLACK or Hay BURNED
Fireworks start a 2 .zze IN Hay stack
E3e-tefrhe = YER.

Last evening at go. just after the fire.
works IN the Midway had begun. one Of
the balloons vhicA had been sent up
took fire and fell in stack of hay just
across the river and south Of the wesg
end Of the Douglas avenue bridge. The
flames Ieaped up il a moment and It
seemed IS though all Of the hay in the
nelgh6orhood would be consumed but the
FIRE department was soon upon the scene
and quickly eXunguished the flames. All
seemed To be over until Il O'Clock when
the flames burst OUT anew. They burned
slowly for some time before they were
discovered. Al last they they were dis
covered and an Am burned IN anu was
answered by No g. The hose cart was
worked hard and made a thorough JOB
OF i. The flames were not OF brilliant
character. as the first ones bur tney
were harder % handle. AZ length they
were completely eXtnguished and the d.e
company retired. The damage 10 the
stack Ct hay was considerable and the
water added 20 the total. which VIII
amount 70 something near 500.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
A PLUTP FIdURE
Makes FIrst-Class. Telling Argu-
r~enk

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.Tl5s + -.r-s v,,fs -hs doctor s75s-
.,-ot 1t IN llzs the r5or earse th1y havs
been zinz Us a me ha-ei smiled
barf-d ms napkin a-5 asked Il either az
Them ever used Postum Food CoHes. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
M. WILSON CALLED HOME.
Prominent Farmer Returns % New
York

8rr. ~. r. Wusoa If Arcade. Wyoming
county. New YORK. has been here f1r
two weeks PAST AooEllg afrer tle thresh-
ing oe his wheat in the southwest narr Of
the county His euure acreage tEls year
was $50 acres and his lan4 produced
about -l.aao Bushels - rne wheat cf 1he
hard variety ar wilson Is srl ir-
crossing his wheat acreage ard HlI PAT
out ~ ieast 1lo acres @ his land Zach
scar whs- be cones Cut D. b1rs some
more ia1d, especially L ~ joins him He
started for home yesterday il response
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
BIGGEST OF
THE WEEK
Yesterday Broke All Records
for Street Fairs.
IN SUNFLOHER STATE
Forty thousand Said to Have
Attended Carnival.
TORRENT OF HUMANITY
Poured in From All Poia S in
The Southwest.
TORRENT OF HUMANITY

Last night ARA lgeTneurs were made bv
"tl-n the Wichita IRE department win
rescue q woman from the polnplsr tower
n Inc midway at $3.50 this afternoon and
again ~ 7.3l II the evening" This win
oe a thrilling scene and was dc1a4nlzi
On account az the fine work done bv trc
IRE Departments Thursday night The
-4ly selected 70 De- rescued - one OF
icl-l1 well known bells. Whle this
arrangement has been inprompru. IL VIII
oe enc 81 Ihe most interesting ard ser
sal-oaal events u the week
This Wii Do the LAST day Of The vV5ch-
ia carnival OL lf-1. The associa non pro
poses - complete the weeks flu In a
nl-a =r consistent NIth he greatest week
"a --s A-4H-l-s ever seen N Kansas
LAST DAYS PROGRAM
@ rides down the 40 foot inclined
pial5 ~ Dare Devil Eilnatrfclz
Special attractions il the Streets Of IN
--s- 4 1e" farewell sensation In aero
bate E1Ik
-areucI jubilee u che Streets Of Cairo.
q leH dance VIII be introduced b7- the
Famous ltlle Egyptian girl
Farewell jubilee dance and trick work in
+1E American veI-t anil
mai snow.
Visitors tax with Joe Grimes. the fat
nan Nlo weighs over 100 pounds
Inc last performance Of The wonderful
passion play that ElE, IL al probability
eyer b. seen in Nalsas
Farewell exhi1iti5nT OF the three fun
erals = President Mckinley Introducing
electrical z-eclsities as prelL.l-s.
S1otiee singing III all tho national booths
ana theatres.
As predicted in the last issue Of this
paper yesterday AZ the lchlta Carnival
was Ae record breaking street fair dag
northern oklahoma turnde out to spend
d2y with Wichita. The arrival IT
every rrail threw Good OF people into
Douglas avenue They marched and
rolzl- e-rlarcned for hours. with their
grips IL rlelr hands, looking tsr space
a- the tables II the crowded hotels and
restaurants. IL was -00l uatured
crowd and they accepted conditions as
obey found them.
The marvel Cf the day was the sDecta-
c.e ~ die entrance OF the Street Fair.
The gateway was Ike a break in z dana
Inc torrent % people Mas 1eWHderu
-ae1 Ul1 stood at tce ropes and wat
the surglHg crowd said th4t that specie
alone was worth al. tle money il
tlem 70 come % Wichita.
As the crowd euteEed last ufsht tarr
were mer with sluWer of confetti.
Lrer1a7d had sacSs 1T the little diamond
papers Slcn 1lI-ty vas never before
witnessed such good LumQr was never
before 1ele-d an such q trerna udors gath-
erlng Every body fought the battle Of
confetl as hard as they could.
John -u4aay stand seemed 70 be- the
rails ing ueinr of all rhe contestants The
waves u battle suTs-l % ana from 80
i was TN storm-ceuter ~ the laughter.
u WAS rha st1r-l-cenrer ~ glleCy. The
scene watched trom there was q brllaur
ore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05
Miss Harris
DIR E S S NJ Al KIN o..
Whine Block

20 telegram saying that his daughter
was sick Just before going be con-
traced FOR 80 acres more OF land fri Viola
township llT. Wilson SAYS t12t Sedg-
wick county land a. present prices is q
r1rI inEasrrrarr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05

Ths MoC0mb Harness and Saddlery
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
LITERATURE
HON B RES Y M0N0S

pre- procede movda por el inter6s, como pudie-
ra sospecharse.
81 entra uno en- I'm tranvfa ocupa un An
gulo del coche, puede tener la seguridad de
que los tres primeros viajeros que SUDAN al
mismo, ocuparan los tres lestantes; 81 apoya
adu6l un brazo en- la yentanilla, los otr0s haran
10 mismo: 81 SAGA un peri0dico cruza una
pierna sobre otra es SECURE que aquelos tam
bi6n 10 haran.
81 va uno por la calle y SO para un mo
mento, eIevando la vista un teiado 4 0tro
punto cualquiera, los pocos lnstantes miraran
seis 4 ocho en- la msma direcc6u; al minute
seran ounce veinte; los cinco minutes, 81
el iniciador no ha tenido bastante con la prue-
ba, habra un corro numeroso, miranda al te.
iado q la torre
ST I'm burl6n encende durante la noche
media docena de cerillas Sc inclina al suelo,
cual 81 buscase I'm oojeto perdido, es possible
que, mientras 81 10 efeet1a, no tenga tmitado-
res; pero tambi6n 10 es que, apenas haya desa-
parecido, cuando otro y otros indYidnos con-
suman en- elmismo lugar el contenido de sus
caias de cerias.
81 un dia nublado un transeunte cualquie.
ra tiene la idea de abrr ell paraguas aunque
le conste que no es necesario, pronto SO abri-
ran otros much IS: 81 un regimlento desfIa por
la calle, seran muchfsimos los indiyiduos que
mATQuen ell pdSO CunO luS SoluHuuS.
La risa, como el dolor, suelen ocasionar
el mismo contagio, no Sc Olga NADIA del bos-
tezo que iamas Sc limta al que 10 inicia, Sc
explican, pueS, perfectamente los entusiasmos
decaimientos de las muehedumbres ese
coro general QUE, semejanza de los del tea
tro, reptile constantemente 10 que exnonen 4
opinan las primeras parties.
Basta que un indvduo Olga que otros
varos repitan que FuIano es un portento para
formar una reputation, fundada en- ocas ZONES,
iniusta en- otras. Basta que un ndividuo d.
ga otros reptan que Mengano es un brib6n
despreciable, para que ell desprestigio caiga
sobre 81 con caracteres irreparables terri
bles Asi hemos visto aIzarse hasta las nubes
unos hundirse otros hasta ell abismo el
espfrtn de emitaci6n, e contagio de las opi-
niones, ell &coro generalS, han stdo, son Sc
ran sempre los responsables.
81 en- una reunion tertulia quiere uno sa-
Der cuantas personals tienen reloj, puede To-
graro facilislmamente con 500 sacar ell suyo
pues vera que todos iran imltando oil movi-
miento. Nade tiene prisa, nadIe necesIta con-
suItar la hora pero basta que uno 10 haga,
para que todos los demas consulten enseguida
sus relojes.
Ell interes unas veces, y la pereza al discu.
rrr por cuenta propia otras nos hacen- incu-
rrr en- tan gran n1mero de mitaciones CO.
pias que, soas con nuestras conciencias nos
debemos acusar de no haber saludado con la
debida cortesia fraternal los monos que vi
mos en- nuestra Ultima vista una collection
geological
NJ. 0ssorio Y Bernard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18

DaI e.pfritu de i itacl6n, caracterlstico
an los monos SO ha drh3 repetiio tanto que
al intentar reLr, du:irlo extractarlo siqnlera,
rasn,tarfa empcesa verdaderam 1nte temerdra
nroiii.. S,bidA eS la hi,ttrt del zapatero
ona fnrioso contra un mono de q veclndad
que reproducll np4oa toios sns aaemanes
cori6 dn di4 una navajI de afeitar, y, hnglen-
do nm pran esfaef.o, Sc la pa-6 por el cuello..
nor al horde grueso Dsspu6s dejo al descudo
Ia nayaia en- 81 su3o logr4ndo, como desea6a,
Que ell mono la recogi 5r%, qae, lmicthao en-
todo la acci6n del zapAtero, aulque sin "a pre-
cauci6E tomada por este, So cortaFa ID caoeza'
Analogo Sistema empieo uh coioao uo Ailioa, M
nara verse libre de las egones de monos que
infestaban 81 pals. Cargaba una pistola Ia
deiaba al alcance de aquellos animales; des'
nu&s SO aplicaba debaio de la barba otra plsto-
f. oue solo tenfa piston, y lograba el suicide
de- mo de sus enemigos. Esta escena, reno
vada numerosas Veces di0 por resultado la
muerte de gran n1mero de monos.
ConocIda es asimismo la historic del oran-
rutan. oue penetr0 en- un temple 1mito desde
10 alto del coro el accionar de un Pfellcaoor,
promoyendo ell cnojo de este, como reslitado
de las rsas del pdblico; la de los varlos eJem'
plares citados por los naturaHstAs ae monos
uue andaban en- dos pies, como los lholvlduoS
De la raza humana; la de los chimpanees do
masticados. 4 le nsan en- la comida los miSmos
utensios que el hombre, y acaso con mayor
limpieza y puIcrtud'.. e
Todo este, repito, SO ha dicho in1nltas We
ces: pero, en- cambio, no creo que SO maya es'
tudiado bastante fondo, la que es en- los nom
bres e espfrltu de imitacion.
ESQ que el asunto SO presta mucho que
basts un ligero analiss para hacernos excla-
mar;-5Tendra fundamento la teorla de OAR
win, sera eI hombre descendiente del mono?
5No Sc han hjado nuestros lectores en- que
determinados sucesos siempre SO Verihcan por
rachas? sNo han observado que apenas ocu-
rre un suIcidio en- determinadas CIRCUMSTANCES
Id siguen otro otros? 5No han Vlsto que 10
mispao ocurre en- la muerte tragtca, por partda
dohe. de los amantes desesperados?
1Ou6 es la moda mas que una copIa seryil
de los lnventos do los en;argadoS dc huestra
indumentarlaP
dY ou6 es la literature trtuntante slno Ia
incesante copia de agunos atortunados mode :
los2 Sc pu6lc6 un per62ico de notlcias,
inmediatamente le siguieron otros muchos; hu-
bo un diario de regalos loterias, surgleron
uooo despues diez 3 doce; ell exito de un sema-
nato.allJum ha hecho que hoy sean algunos
cientoslos competidores; los periodicos de crf'
menes ilustrados sc multiplication como por
ensalmo en- cuanto uno Tompio Ia marcha; ape.
mas se abrl6 I'm sal6n-teatro, cuando le imita-
ron cinco seis, bastO que un lndustfial es'
tableciese ell juego del coin en- el olllar' para
Que Embellishments SO aorleran aocehas ue
establecimientos analogos. -,
Lo mismo ocurre con las fabrlcasy conner.
clos de. todas clases pero hay que anadir en-
descargo de la faca humanldao, que no slem'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-18
M. 0ssorio y Bernard.

Que, al querera apresar, remota e vuelo;
Els una sombra que dej0 en- ell suelo
Alg6n angel que yaga en- ell yacfo,
sY felcidadq Una utopia
Aspiration que al Amino enlUquece
Cambiante que en- la atm6sfera irradia
Fugitiya Illusion de un solo dia
Que llega, nos trastorna desparece.
Que solamente 81 sinsabor probamos
Desde ell hora fatal en- que nacemos
81 una bella eSperanza yislumbramos,
Un instante no mas la acariciamos
Y en- deseDgailo convertir la vemos.
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Pero / que miroP Tr6mula, lndecisa
En- ell confin del orto la silueta
De una luz esplendente SO divisa
Desplerte de sus sueiios ell poeta
Esa es de Dios la maglca sonrisa
Salve, nuncio feiz, dulce alborada
Que al coraz6n devuelves su embelcso
Y alientos das 81 alma fatigada
Semeja tu fugor mi mirada
Ell fugor rutilante del Progrese
Del prcgreso Poder que al hombre tienda
A couquistar secretos sobrehumanos,
Pues que,a su inhujo,el sol que al orbe enciende
AL lente del astr6nomo descieDde
AL revelar del cielo los arcanos
Y las atlas regiones esteares
E areonauts intr6pido Sc eleva
BAja ell buzo hasta ell fondo de los mares,
Y ell inspirado Morse otros lugares
La humsna voz por ell alambre lleva
es su yirtud tan grande, tan hermosa,
Que al hombre dicta salvadoras leyes;
Y ell peso de su fuerza prodigiosa
Redime, al fin, Ia esclavitud odiosa
Y derrumba Ell slcazsr de los reyes.
Salye, aurora gentil, que en- Ia ventana
Del igueo oriente esparces caridades
81 hoy eanto 20 tu apaIici6n galana,
De gozo henehido cantar6 mafiana
De mi patria infelis las libertades.
De mi patria nfeIiz Flor que Sc muere
AL aire dando su fragante aroma;
| Ave quien dardo traieionero hiere
Y que es en- yano que piedad espere,..
No perdona ell milano la paloma
Sierva que gime con ell alma herlda,
| Que de Ia angnstia al paroxsmo Ilega
| Y, al mirar 80 ventura va peroida,
De Dios implora libertad vida
| Porque Ia suerte libertad le niegs.,....
Mas Iahl spor que serA que en- Ell instante
En- que recuerdo tn nefssta suerte,
Siente mi cara26n pena punEant5
] 1 tan solo una nota diseordante
nj pobre Ira temhlorosa yieEte9
Psrque aqni es IN dogma el despoilsnOi