Peiping Trio to be Taken Over by Orphanage Peiping, June 10.
Peiping's celebrated triplets are now back in hospital after having been out with their poor mother for three days.
About three weeks ago a poor Chi neve woman, named Ti, gave birth to male triplets at the hospital of the National Medical College in the West City. The event created a great deal of interest in local Chinese circles and about $70 was contributed by various people for the support of the Infants, On Saturday last the mother returned to her home with the triplets, Before leaving she asked the auth-canties of the hospital for permission fo leave behind two babies on the ground that she could not afford to being her monthly no extra money to provide for the support of hose babies.
Moved by the plight of the woman' ud interested in the triplets, an anonymous Chinese official volunteered to provide the necessary money for the upbringing of the triplets, He approached the Hsiangshan Orphanage with the request that it take care of the three infants, 'Yeslerday morning Mr. Cha Liang-chao, vice-president of the Orphanage, called at the Hospital of the National Medical College and discuss-(ed with authorities the possibility of Joking' after the triplets until such time as the Orphanage is in a position to take over their upbringing. This was agreed to and the triplets were returned to the hospital yesterday aflernoan.—Reuter,
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