Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-17

l.I!GS wildly III the air. Everything wv
csd is ours. isn't. Tom"
PM can't walk in my plain feet.
nhed Daisy. "and-and | want 10 co
reme.
Walk on your hands. den. Il you
canr walk on your fae..s = sad the dark
hoy. @Yous. rich Lids can do any
.,.g. can't yeh
We are not rich cried GEORGE IN.
ta:anant'y. My father works all day
Ia an Office, and draws houses on pa.
s.tr al home in he evening. "
You are too. rich: cant | tell?'
screamed the dark girl. You don't
i've in ten. do yeu. and get raine&
on and get chased by everybody. and
cever have anything YOU like. do
you"
No. no ma am. replied Daisy "Wc
live in a house.
knew snapped the dark girl
You are some of those nasty rich
KIDS. and yon shan't have yollr shoes
back. cause my little sister needs en-.
and need that gold nockehain q
/ !errn so You Just give here.
@lt's locked Oh MY neck and | cant
lake it off. and oil. wont YEN pleas
give me my shoes | cant walk With
/ out Them.
Lay dow nand roll. don shouted
the dark boy.
II YOU don't leave her alone III 60
home and tell my father on You. said
George, bris ling with anger.
@Yonse don't mean it. taunt@d the
Clark boy. Anyhow. don't start nn il
| get all dom duds q yonra off Heh,
! cause need en-
Yes. and need her duds Grid
/ the dark girl running al Daisy. and
vrenching the tiny gold chain from
s., her neck Then she tore hef, dress
from her. Giving her a III" same tim"
"a brutal slap on the face.
seSay.. Tom. she screamed. w"
ouahtor put en- both in sEifi and pnt
en- out in the lake. aud let Nh" bic
fishes eat 'cm ur. That's good onous h
Tor such as aem. l.-t's=do it, Sh y
gave Daisy staggering Ao@. cryin@:
Go home you mas y !ittl" rich 'hi22.
and tell yer mot her To give You a good
!ckin
Weak from pain and terror. pais}
s:nly to the sand. #bft not so doughty
George who was giving battle 10 his
,assalant tooth and naii. refusing TO
part with his garments. and the dar%
2r. seeing he was more than a match
ifef her brother. the little highWayman
ran into the fray and began beating
George first with her fists and then
with a lret' branch she found near by.
Two TO enc We're heavy ODDS. and
EGeorg" Was about beaten il<2 submits
sion when mons voices We're borne on
the brceze to them. and the dark hoy
and @iri= spran@ mp 10 listen. They
ietood tor awhile hearkenin@ Ia the
voices coming nearer and nearer. AMI
then. mnnbline some hasty words he
tween thom. darred away around a
Ind in tho shore carrying the chill
dlen,s hae. shoes and STOCKINGS With
them
X look of rgl:ef spread o'er tho chill
Gren's cnnntanances as if they beiev-
"a their troubles were now at an end,
but instead an EXTRA large policeman
and a worry angry gentleman came hur-
,rving along and sieZed them almost
Il, fore they COULD cry out. which lhey
V ere really too 1errnr-stricll@n TO do.
They were dragged brutally alon%
ON or the hinty gravel in their tender.
bare feet. not knowing what was TO
become of them, and they certainly
were pictnros-soiled, Wet. half nude
AID altooe,her unrecognizable.
"This thing has got to be storped.
said the policeman in a Gruff voice,
These gypsy children are making all
kinds of trouble in the park overE
day. Why. they are regular little hold
up men.
"They held MP my little daughter
al right enough. and cot her rinG. and
her coral heads. and beat her black
and hue besides. They should he A.
rested and locked up.
They will be now" said the police
lan in his cruscst tones. "That's ius-
what is going to b. done
Horror upon horrors. George ant
Daisy had been mistaken for naughty
IEypsy children and We're abapg 70 t.
carried away and locked UP IN the iai}.
II was an awful situation, Yer G"oree
aised sufficient courage TO s,ru@@lo
lend cry Out
at nc lpt I'll f0fj NV