The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-17
MISSING
GIRL HAS
RETURNED
tBy Associated Press }

&k New York, Aug 17.-While tn
poice and relatives OF Miss Edn
M. Gray, who disappeared from he
s&home. No. 79l Greene avenue Brook
s$lyn. a week ago yesterday wer,
# searching for her last night, a youn
Nh woman. her face bloodless and eye
|& sunken, her clothes and hair in dis
order, staggered through Lewis ave
# nue. and collapsed in front of tn,
ri Greene avenue house,
Mrs. John Kletchka, Miss Gray s
q aunt, and the girls grandmother
n Mrs. Catherine Dewitt, saw her fall
They ran to the street and carried
4 her into the house. 1t was Miss
Il Edna herself.
The family physician was called
q When Miss Gray was restored TO
consciousness she began raying iand
the physician said sho was suffering
from some narcotic poisoning In
his opinion the girl had been drug
ged.
In her delirium Miss Gray raved
of some station on the Long Island
railroad and roadhouse. from which
shoes showed much walking, and in
the opinion OF the police she had
come some distance 1t was found
further that waist worn by the
girl on the day she entered the au-
tomoble with the strange man had
been changed for waist of entirely
different make.
Unable to Make Statement.
The police were told by the ply
sician that the girls mental condi
tion was such that it would be i'm
possible for her 10 make an inteli-
sent statement for the present The
The phJjici3n said her condition was
m ost serious.
just Sefore Miss Gray collapsed in
frent of her home Colomon Siegel,
manager of an automobile supply
concern at No. 110s 13edf0rd avenue.
where also is located the Travellers
Garage, accompanied by his lawyer,
drove up to Miss Gray's home in a
gray colored touring car.
He asked Mrs. Kletohka and Mrs.
Dewitt if they thought his car was
the one in which the girl had been
taken from home after she had con
flded to her aunt that she had met a
man who owned a car and was TO
take her on drives.
Both women saiu there was little
doubt in their minds that it was the
car. Siegel then said that his car,
a week ago yesterday morning, had
been taken from the Travellers Gar
fy<. 1u To vic onp nf his !
who said that he wanted |
10 drum UP business.
Neither Man Nor Car Appeared.
"The car was not brought back |
hat night, nor did Christman show |
up for work Wednesday morning
Wednesday night Edward Chin
,ock. son of the proprietor of the
garage said he saw iChristman driv-
ng Solomon's car through Surf ave
lue and called to him to stop.
HChristman did not stop, Siegel |
IS reported to have told the women.
The next day my car was located in
he Indiana garage at CHney Island
t showed very hard usage.
II have not seen Chrstman since |
md don't know what has become of |
1lm, but Wnen / fedd III the news
papers about the disappearance of |
Miss Gray and description OF the |
car in which she was taken from |
nome | decided to satisfy myself as
10 whether my car had any thing
o do with the affair."
Miss Gray who is twentyone years
Did always has been a home-loying
girl. She has never had serious at
ions from any man. The story
which the police nope to get from
Ter is expected to be sensational.