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‘Wait Left on Doorstep Christmas Christmas Eve Can Have One of Homes, but Those on Whom the Child Was Thruster to Keep Her as Their Own. One hundred and two people called Nedway to see “Baby Helen,” the As wocor seat of the Som All day Wednesday a s of people came. The baby is he dear Iittle one that we ‘could refuse requests to see her, and so afraid she is a bit sick, We called * and he said the child had excitement and We must not let any one see her for awhile. So her Net. has been cut short.” Thursday people again began to call, ‘Brit all were denied. “You ought to have seen the peo ple,” Margaret Margeson said, ‘ woman yarns tome friends were received. I has developed to tell who Helen 2 and we hope there will be nothing, for we do not want to part with her. As yet no name has been picked out me: her. Such odd ones as Patricia, Bene dictine and Felicia have been ed. As soon as the child is old , it will be christened at St. Peter's thedral.”
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Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Thu, Dec 27, 1906
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