Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-10-10 | Page 5 | Police Headquarters as a Foundling Home

I POU POLICE E HEADQUARTERS T I. I AS A HOME HOM Twenty-seven Twenty Lost Children Childre I Restored to Parents During During During Dur Dur- ing Day I Police Police olce headquarters on the U f-U fair fairgrounds fairgrounds grounds was a foundling home FrIday There Thero was not a timo after noon until unU far tar rn Into the night when there thoro was wa no not nott at t least one y youngster un o In the tho waiting to he be claimed and at times Umes there were five fhe or ix In there all al crying together Twenty seven In Inal all al were brought In One little rC W five years old ole Wiliie s was found on the tin grounds at about 3 o'clock and It I was wa not until after acer 5 o'clock that hi his mother come for fOl him She had hunt hunt- hun hun- hunell ell an all al i over the grounds for her little littleman man and was finally Inal directed to headquarters it I was pitiful to see sec little Willie struggle to keep down the thc tears but ho tenis managed It I for two or three hours Ho lie le saw Maw other oth r lost chi chi- dren t brought to headquarters and taken tej away in a n short time b bi 13 a fond mother or some other relative and und finally it I was too much for bc lOi him vi He had been heen thero there all nI alone alono for several i minutes i when he ho broke out in in sobs that shook his whole bod body Ho Ito was finally pacified however o ho antI remained re- re dust on the verge of tears until his mother came for him And nd then ten both mother and Willie had n a nittie little ittie lite cry cr of joy before leaving the staton station Ration