SOLDIER AND RHINE GIRL
BRITISH N.CO.'S MAKRIAGE PBOBLEJr. In tho Army of Occupation on the Ehino there aro already British soldiers who wish, to marry German women. Ouo soldier, an artillery sergeant, writes to tho "Daily Mnil":"As ono of tho Army of Occupation I have been stationed tor tsome timo at quo place, and owing to my, study of Gorman have mot n young lady to whom I'hnvo einoo become deeply attached. I am anxious to know how I stand as to (he future. Can you please; definitely sliilo if, when 1 om demobilised, which will I think bo soon, I can correspond with the lady and can 6ho correspond with mo? Also, when would regulations permit of her coming to England for tho purpose of marriage?" ■
In the opinion of a Home Offico official tho writor would bo well advieed to abandon any Uopo of bringing hie Gorman acquaintance to England "at least for ten years." Soldiers should be very careful, it woe suggested, not to enter into engagement to marry or correspond with an enemy subject.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 204, 23 May 1919, Page 7
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178SOLDIER AND RHINE GIRL Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 204, 23 May 1919, Page 7
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