MORE HUN OUTRAGES.
| ON INNOCENT GIRLS. i (Received This Lav at 11. ho. a.in., I' ‘ PARIS, Feb. 2d. j The newspaper “he Homme Libere ” .j stales a thousand hostages have been j' selected from prominent French people including refined girls, and taken from ;! their homes, being sent to Hollzminden jl-camp as a reprisal for air raids. They jj are exposed to scandalous treatment. | When thirty girls refused to make sacks for the enemy they were locked I up without proper food or light for j over a month. Their mattresses, bed. clothes, and even woollen underclothing, were taken, and they were only released when a .Spanish inspector nr- J rived to visit the camp. The Germans made an effort to hide the outrage, but the Spaniard learnt the facts.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1918, Page 3
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129MORE HUN OUTRAGES. Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1918, Page 3
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