Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01
TIE CONSPIRACY.

TIE CONSPIRACY.
There was no doubt about it. Moth
ing less than deep-lajd r3ot against
poor Wilhelm and Barbara could have
brought such misfortune upon Their
innocent heads.
It happened in Germany, where It
was tho custom long ago To surround
the kitchen gardens with a solid stone
wall 4 or 5 feet high. You may yet
see them in mar. y.of the older VII.
lages. so that as you go along the
ST eets the yards and gardens are OF
ten quite shut off from view.
In such village lived Barbara
She was barely five Years old, but the
faSorite playmate of With I'm and
Max and Heinrich. Max was about
Barbara's age Wilhelm. aad Hei9.
rich Were year or more older Of
ten they played together. but any one
Of the lads was happjest when playing
with Barbara only When She was
With Max Heinrich and Wilhelm
would pretend TO be having unusual
fun someU here else and so With Max
and Wilhelm If Hejnricf happened 10
he the favored one,
On a certain day Barbara had spant
a good part#of her flaytime with Wi.
hem. indeed il had seemed that for
two or three days now tie friend=
ship was growing stronger eYAty hour
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Heinrich and Man announcing neW y
discovered pleasures IA at ime IN
IH0le maiden from ha1 chosen afs
mate
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eaed culprits. They startezi 70 rua
down the garden walk. but VII r, the
| .fh t11rneH hv the dahlia haa Max