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his usual play before school began. He s a bright boy. and to his companions is known as one of the tidiest lads in that district. Bright and active, he always has his eyes open and doesn't go to sleep over studies or sports.While passing up Lynde °*.reet, Charles-j town, he espied in an alleyway a bundle of rags.1 Now this was nothing unusual in that locality, but Arthur is naturally of a prying disposition, so he investigated.On opening the bundle he saw the body of un infant childThe face was pinched and blue from the cold winds. Its tiny body was almost frozen. He picked it up in his arms, pressed the poor deserted boy tb his warm breast and carried It to Station 15.A doctor was calUd, and after working some time he brought the little one back to life.Captain White, in his kind, fatherly way, cared for the infant, until the lit-Ha ah a AAAArl tanrl r*hitnllt; loH 11 tVin ♦
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Boston Evening Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Wed, Apr 11, 1894
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