MOTOR CAR ABDUCTION.
A sensational motor car abduction has caused much excitement in Brussels. A young traveller named Lewis fell in love with the 16-year old daughter of his employer, a manufacturer named Hadin. The attachment was discovered, and Lewis was dismissed. While the girl and her mother were shopping in a quiet street the other day they met Lewis who was waiting in a motor car. Lewis at once jumped out of the car, aud seizing the young girl by her arm, pushed her into the car, despite her mother’s shrieks. “Your daughter has said come along; don’t worry,” be stated to Mme. Hadin, and, taken aback, she also entered the car. They drove quickly into the country, and after a time Lewis ordered Mme. Hadin to alight. When she refused he pushed her out, aud she was left alone on a strange road at eleven o’clock at night. Lewis and the girl continued their journey to Alost, where they were discovered. The man was arrested, and the girl sent back to her iamily.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 601, 25 November 1909, Page 2
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175MOTOR CAR ABDUCTION. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 601, 25 November 1909, Page 2
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