Mother and Babes Alone

Mother and Babes Alone — Philadelphia Inquirer, September 9, 1909
Philadelphia Inquirer, September 9, 1909
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MOTHER AND BABES ALONE Camden Widow and Triplets Are Left Destitute Camden's poor authorities are inquiring into what is said to be a more than ordinarily sad case of destitution in which a bride of less than a year is practically destitute with three infant children. About a month ago Stanley Macks, of 1701 Hale street, was taken to the Cooper Hospital, where he died after an operation. He was married to a young woman who came from Poland about a year ago. Shortly after the man's death Mrs. Macks gave birth to three baby girls, all of whom are living.

Camden Widow and Triplets Are Left Destitute

Camden's poor authorities are inquiring into what is said to be a more than ordinarily sad case of destitution in which a bride of less than a year is practically destitute with three infant children.

About a month ago Stanley Macks, of 1701 Hale street, was taken to the Cooper Hospital, where he died after an operation. He was married to a young woman who came from Poland about a year ago. Shortly after the man's death Mrs. Macks gave birth to three baby girls, all of whom are living.

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