The Dec. 28, 1906 NYT reports from St. Louis:

Because the baby she took from a foundling home cried when she says it was guaranteed not to cry, Mrs. Bessie Buehler of 2,215 Locust Street wants to return it, and she doesn't want another in its place. One night's care of the infant was enough to convince Mrs. Buehler that it had good lungs and was determined to use them.

Such a baby, to her mind, could not take the place of her own child, who died in September. Mrs. Buehler, after being refused at the Foundling Home, went to the Four Courts and told Capt. Reynolds that when she took the child she asked for one who would keep still, and that the one given her was guaranteed to make no noise. The Captain sent a policeman with Mrs. Buehler to the home but she did not get any satisfaction.

Here's the Google Maps depiction of 2215 Locust Street. It's not too far from the stadium district.