The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25

flames Of my ardent potriotism will NEST
treschsry with treachery.
Later, the Spaniards. coming upon the
mutilated body. rejoice thinking 4 Is the
deceived, assemble to avenge him. TasuIos
enters.
Taoaios let us uphold our ,,s A ..,. and
oath we drank II blood. ,,,,.
Toooloo-Are not our strong breasts forts'
lnnngbdyop--We have no guns
d.isr%naton our v' love Of honSr the union
OF our hearts. are more efficacious than all the
guns and cannon in the world
The Prophetic srmsi TO srms'
In the next scene iran0bdpdn IL captured
by the Spaniards, who bury her alive.
Tdgalog and his men come to the rescue.
repulse the Spanish and dig up Indngbdydh
who is still alive The leaders OF the Span
ish and q friar, who were captured in the
battle. are cast into the grave from which
Inangbavan has just been rescued.
At this point the orchestra strikes up
The Star Spangled Banner and Bdson9,,
sitoi and Maidytdnin. representing the U ifed
States. and carrying American ha&s, march
upon the stage.
Boponp ,itoi - Wherever our eagle nies.
slavery ia bsnished. Wherever our stars shine
liberty and abundance prevail.
Molaytdnin-We will condlc thee TO tho
highest place among the nations Of the uni-
verse. ITO TaGatoOl Let US be united
Togalop accepts. but With an air Of dis
trust
Lnonnboyon-:f y. are false, woe unto vel
Tandioo-Time will tell Let Us see
The Peopie-Lct us sec.
The scene is changed to 4 forest. whore
Tnnngbnydn and a number OF women are
enbroidering large blue flag with new
moon surrounded by stars.
Inarabapdn Maidens. beloved daughters,
Jet your hearts rejoice; Our Our hIWmhti n;Seq
BaaonrsWol likes my determination or not.
this banner shall wave.
Taoaloo appears, and is explaining the
symbolism OF the flag when Mdfdytdnm
Is seen approaching. The women quickly
gather up their flag and flee.
pleads for the independence OF his people,
arguing that they are fully capable OF de-
Tending themselves and able 10 stand alone
Mdldytdnin SCOTS at him.
In the next scene a military officer re-
ports to Tdedloo that everything Is IN
readiness cannon. electric balls, movable
Notifications, rifles. soldiers. provisions.
&c
denied us We will bestege Manila and wage
war. II they are deaf to our prayers we will
destroy all who resist US.
a
sees the American eagle wounded by Indno-
bdudn, and when he attempts to interiors
the ghosts of the dead rise up. crying
Before our tombs thou didst swear
that some day thou wouldst give 10 us
our liberty. There is God who will punish
perjurers
While Boponositol is sti bordering over
This vision Tdoalog accompanied by a
crowd OF children. again pleads for indie
nendence. Boo )nositOL dismisses him with
out an answer.
In dialogue between Tdgdioo and his
mother a, the opening of the next scene
he asks:
art thou not a widow
Inq?o,,agan-No. Thy father lives He
" T@c,ioo-But he is dead Mine eye. have
seen his corpse. .
immortal
Tco,i o-And where is he?
In1nobuynn, under the symbolism of a
seed sprouting into a plant. tells a prolix
and tedious story Of the birth al d growth
OF Liberty. In conclusion she says:
capital we enriched the plant, 1t was MUIR
turrd and incen." was burnt 10 its honor.
But one day tn. storm broke and the flowers
whitehead and the petals tel. ,r .,..
T0u ifCo Rejoice. for our flower Will take
root and rise again.
Inan1bavTn The sun has set.
Tos ,icO But the new moon and stars will
rise. Come.
Boys. shouting, LIBERTY rush or the
stage from all sides and gather about Tdgd-
loo, who. with drawn sword, advan ces to
meet the Americans. Across the back
of the stage passes the Philippine army.
infantry, artillery, engineers and am
bulance corps.
For long time Tagaiog pleads with the
Americans in vain. Finally the children
crowd forward and unite in prayers for
liberty
B1gonosi'oi can no lor ger resist when he
! finds even the children animated with the
love of liberty. He declares the people
| to be henceforth free ard Independent.
| And so. with loud hurrahs for liberty
and the Filipinos, the curtain drops.