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 THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
 Thursday, March 16, 1882
 VOL. XV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 28
 VOL. II.  NEW SERIES, NO. 46

       One of the saddest duties which has devolved upon us to perform for
    a long time is the chronicling of the death of MR. PLUMBEEK'S five
    children.  It was only a short time since they were all in apparent
    good health and spirits, but in an unexpected hour that fatal destroyer
    diptheria made its appearance in the little flock, and one by one, they
    succumbed to its terrible work, until Sunday the last of the family of
    children closed their eyes to this world forever.  MR. PLUMBEEK has the
    sympathy of the entire community in his great calamity.

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