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The Ludington Record
November 18, 1886


              EZEKIEL SAUNDERS was in jail at Newaygo awaiting
            trial for horse stealing. He was innocent, of course,
            but when old Mother SAUNDERS visited the jail yester-
            day and suggested a means of escape EZEKIAL tumbled
            too quick. He robed himself in his mother's frock,
            and, with his head bent and great sobs welling up 
            from his heart, he passed the lynx-eyed jailer, and
            is now breathing the sweet air of freedom. Several
            hours later, when the jailer discovered MRS. SAUNDERS
            in EZEKIEL'S cell, and the regular prisoner missing,
            he was wroth - Detroit Evening Journal.
            
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