PITFALLS FOR YOUTH.
The Melbourne Daily telegraph rentes the following heartiest case; :^-"A y«Jung girl giving the name of Maegie Smith, who stated sliehad not bedn long W the city from Morrison's near Meredith', was brought before the city 'justices under painful circumstances. She was arrested at the Hobson's Bay Railway Station, where she was promenading a,boutj, crying and talking to herself. "When taken to the City Police Station she was questioned, and stated that on the preyipus day she had made the acquaintance of tt ! man, who took her to the JCkeaJtre_ E,oyaL in the evening. While they thpre the panic happened and frlghtcnea her very much. After they left the theatre, her acquaintance took her to a Qous.e t , < which she said sh» eduld- point ouf.'a'hd was there given something ' bitter' to drink. She could not remember w|»at happened in the house, but found herself in the street in the morning. Her st;ory left the impression- that she had peen drugged. She was' remanded for inquiry. Her parents are dead. t
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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 5, 1 July 1882, Page 3
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173PITFALLS FOR YOUTH. Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 5, 1 July 1882, Page 3
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