GERMAN GIRLS’ ADVENTURE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10409, 24 July 1912, Page 2

GERMAN GIRLS’ ADVENTURE.

Berlin, July .

Society in Dresden 10 much excited over the mysterionßidisappearanoe of two girls, aged fifteen and seventeen respectively. One of tbem is the dangh ar of a rich "motor oar dealer, and she other is said to be the i daughter of a person of position, Thw girls went to the theatre recently with their parents and disappeared daring the performance It was at first thought thac they had gone to Beilin. bnt it has turned ont Shat they are the victims of the “white slave traffic.” A letter addressed to her fiance from one of the girls contained a statement to the effect that she still loved him, but had to leave him owing to “irresistible compulsion,'’ The police, looting on a a clue given in thetletter, made, investigations at Abazzia, where they learned that the girla had sailed from. Flume, tor America in a liner in company with a man of suspicious character. The police thereupon telegraphed to the German Consul at Gibraltar co stop the gills, pending their parents arrival. The Consul has succeeded In securing the girl 3, and they are now under his protection.