Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-01-10 | Page 5 | Would Not Miss Chance to Marry

CHANCE jl) MARRY BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 9. Rather than miss a chance to remarry, a widow somewhere In the east put a shipping ship-ping tag ou her four little girls and consigned them to the Children's Homo Foundling Institution In this city. The name of the mother is withhold by Superintendent Christian of the home, but ho learned after an investigation that sho had spent ?1,800 life insurance and $1,G00 left to the children by their father and wished to be relieved of their care that she might got another husband. "To the Children's Home Plcaso care for thoso children." bhe wrote, and plnucd the noto on the dress ot the oldest girl, aged 11, as sho bundled bun-dled them on to the train. The youngost was 4 years old With the little ones in charge Superintendent Su-perintendent Christian loft tonight for Minneapolis where an aunt has prora-IsedAto prora-IsedAto give them a homo.