The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25


whishe which insisted slip struggling bitterly 1t affords
ping up across the 'se OF " pleasure that the COM
mendabe young at last,
though till after he had been jered from under the wheels
paboard locomotive three and had served Of eight
years the penteniary the of the stage
Sofe the heroine of the play had emotional which found
in her peculiar Whenever she had
and crushing hand and wanted prove she would do
by talking loudly and violently through her There
much her young life make her sad that nearly all evening she
was looking something in a nasal of voice.
Graham Lloyd the bold villain Sohc away
off somewhere and her. and make her lead life of luxury and
growth of dark whskers which had evidently
for somebody which upon slipping up
whenever he began step lively put
Whenever attempted to make love to Sofe and she would
begin spurn him side of the stage
and hur defiance him with ngrovn
himself into his part point where his
by his eoquence and begin crawl up bridge
OF his nose made OF love and paos that would melt the
heart
At 80 p Graham Lloyd looking wing and seeing
that the took advantage the
audience his great He did with kind
which tried perform subdued workmanship
blew forgot to work the soft
pedal and pushed through the end high pressure
that the audience had hard work oveear what
trying get According Graham and the
Sas Worhngton Sofes although everybody
thought he When Sohe only young babe she stolen
from her parents by mysterious lady who gave her Sas
until she called for Graham and the with the then
relate that Sohe
here get Sias Worhngton
bogus father the way then marry
rich All that stood the way towering Tom who had
trusting heart of So6e
40 evening Sas Wortingon while walking alone
in his side yard cruelty struck
died death his Just moon
climbing the distant hills and the wild genius
bass vo the stretching string his
by of tackle and pulley Sas Wohngton Of
pain accidentally kicked large Of country part
off the in his struggles and then fell dead Graham Lloyd
the blow and made his escape while Tom
and in another minute in the hands Of the law.
'Wlat has happened? yelled Sohe rushing in "Sofe' said
Tom picking up section of Slas Worhngon coat-ta which
been off in the scue "Sofe said Somebody
your pa 90 my moaned Sofe going piece OF furniture and
leaning against Tom you couldn't have this
could your?
"No, Sofe" said Tom with a place voice. stand
here innocent poor working boy with nothing but
honest heart and shirt, l kill
your late father"
The curtain then fell and months during which
time Tom prison. Sofe then governor
and him for pardon When governor
he did not look like the had all
looked like the gentleman whip who
frequently steps front of you the great CITY,
wearing egdar plug hat and faded
asks would like patake of cab The governor
silk hat that had lines of written all pair
of pants that had had falling with each an
and half wide affecting On Bonded
plead fantcay for the liberty her while before her
stood the great the hougfuy balancing the DESTINY
priceless human life irving pull his vest down
satisfactory basis with the other awful moment
but just the suspense hckes somebody led Tom in bv
chain So6e him and tackled him shoulder which
the governor was touched and in another
he had signed the pardon.
just wish add that Tom and Soh pleasantly married be-
fore the evening and society while
Graham Lloyd brought the exercises enjoyable shooting
himself with suicidal intent and then kicked around
Dragged about it to the very last Al