Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-26


III. william vor. rotn Of a. with badly dfgued past
H. struggling bitterly affords
pn.s ~ ~ INC "<e u ms pleasure that the
mendable young at last,
though not till after he had been ed from under the wheels
paeboard locomotive three four and had served eight
years in the state penteniary of the stage
Soe the heroine of the had emotional which found
in her peculiar Whenever she had great
and crushing hand and wanted prove
by talking loudly and violently through
much her life to make her that nearly all evening she
was looking at something in nasal tone of voice, -
Graham Lloyd the bold villain who wanted carry Sofe away
off somewhere and her. and make her lead life of luxury and
growth of dark whkers which had evidently
for somebody upon slipping
whenever he began step lively put soul into
his lines Whenever he attempted make love So6e
begin him first side of the stage then oher
and hu defiance him with ngrown
himself into his where his ws would
by his eoquence and begin crawl bridge
OF his made of love and pathos that would melt the
heart
At $50 Graham Lloyd looking wing seeing
that the took advantage the
great with the assistance of the or
chra which tried perform style workmanship but
the celebrated master who blew the alto horn forgot
pedal and pushed through the end under such high pressure
that the audience had hard Graham
trying According Graham and the hon
slas Worthingon so6s father after ALL although everybody
thought ne When Sohe only babe she stolen
from her parents by mysterious lady, who her to S keep
until she called tor Graham and the with the alto horn
relate that So6e orphan
successful he and that Graham get Slas Worthingon
her bogus father of the and then marry her. he
honest heart and with rising Infection and who had the
trusting heart of So6e.
40 evening Worhngton while walking alone
his side yard cruelty struck down by hand
died violent death with his feet the audience Just
climbing the distant hills the wild genius the
bass VOL in the act of stretching string
by of tackle and pulley Slas Wortngon
accidentally kicked large of mountainous country part
stage struggles then fell dead Graham 1oyd
the blow and made his while To the hero rushed ene
and in another minute the hands of the law
"What has happened? yelled Sofe rushing "So6e"
Tom, picking section of Sia Wohngtons coaa which
been off the scu "So6e said he "omebody
your pap co. myr Sof going piece furniture
leaning against it. Tom you couldn't scarcely this
could your"
no. so6e" said om with swollen place in his voice. as stand
here innocent am only poor working boy with nothing but
honest heart and extra Shirt but swear that did
your father"
The then fell and remained months during which
time Tom prison. Sofe then governor Of
he did not look like the to see HI
looked more like the gentleman with whip hand who
frequently steps out in front of the great
wearing hat and of faded ascent pants and
asks you would like partake of governor wore
silk hat that had lines of written all vest and
of pants that had had falling with about an inch
and half wide It affecting Bonded knees so6eI
plead francay for the liberty Of her sweetheart while before he
stood the of the balancing the
of human life hand. trying pull his vest
Ito satisfactory basis with the other an awful
but just the suspense tcest somebody led Tom i II
chain Sole him and tackled him shoulder wh
much for the His touched and =
moment he had signed thepardon. By -
f. Iust wish add that Tom So6e were pleasantly
fore the evening and in best
Graham Lloyd brought the enjoyable close bv $50
kicked around on tbe
Dragged about it TO the very last. . - -.
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