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This particular baby caused his uncle no end of difficulty and finally forced him to sail for Europe. His mother left him in his uncle's care while she went to the news-stand. The train goes without her, and the troubles of the uncle begin, supplemented by telegrams from the baby's mother. The uncle and the baby are ejected at a station. For safe keeping the uncle places the baby in a dog basket in the baggage car, while he goes for a drink. The train goes and leaves him, but the baby makes a disturbance in the baggage car, and the man takes him through the train. He is promptly claimed by his mother, who has taken this train. The badly disconcerted uncle telegraphs where the baby is and adds that he sails for Europe on the next day. The picture of the Hudson River steamer and the one of the new Pennsylvania station in New York are both excellent. The comedy is sparkling. - The Moving Picture World, December 16, 1911