PACE TWO
BOY TELLS SORDID
STORY OF CRIME
St. Petersburg Boy ICtHet* Diiru?es
Crime Calmly; Shows Lack cf
Feeling.
Spi- ia' t(? !I . y T
LE v 11\\ A TFJt Isvlum
These are the gr?B a^temativcS
faced by Fra-ik 31 cO ?,v.-y. tn?y skiy
todi
M"< Pw I - n : eat at*
tfceorist. 9ft>r. aitti Kiiivi = . arct ts.
Mr : 4' ' S. M i )i a- thoe
slept tii rheir heme in St. Potvr-J-i-.r'j..
\ yec-.? : .ro < the '.r . ho satura* d
the bed of his yi>U')g sister*. with kerosene,
fii> ; it. and -va; d morose^
for is m I: .
Both crimes. .. Thout parnjk
* ?mp? '- <i
he slid to?l.ay. V.y th <or:niam? of the
Holy Ghost to done r,,r an "unpardortuh
: * which he committed when
he v.'n i i?oy of Itirie.
. lo Explain.
\ imiri mannered polite yo'.nli of
lt?. urar : -.i ove? -?eaii, AUi>? - i'i
h roJa> -*ween two
: > ?? r*ej- ft :h< Tantp.. Times and.
atteim : <: ?. \ :> x : ? -:i rm>v
rk'tl::' II- ! Oil!* fine--.
Meantm:e oomn.- :. n of doctors
was '?ci v1' appoint (<i to examine the
boy. They .riV probably determve
vhothce he i- to -peMu tan rest of bis
life ?r. an ; **? or end
abruptly ilf th? ' chair.
Did the IV'H k'l 'A that her son
had s'rdi: his wo -inters?
i wa the eh t' pu/zle. of the
ruvst? . today . For t she did,
another motive might be established
for the x'tnarkal murder.* of ast
v? eek.
Extols ^alhcr.
"No o-ie could hove had a finer
father than 1 had" McDowell said
-impiy.
"Aifd your n >thei *'he was,asked,
"She \va> .hi! \ inH.itiu'l ie to my
ivlijrious views." b. reoiiec a lit*!**
n uri'y. "'She v\.t> devoutly relii^iou^
ami I. weil. I fir -nn, but 5 can't be
i ("hrifiian. 1 am ar icm -p .
The lono-w ;d -li-Dowell that
it iu'.-i i nnet' b. Mat hi- moth r
kt en b killed tile . ' }& and hate :
nim foi it.
"is that i.'imoV" v.* v as asked. 'Did
veil lu-r to rtti'id 3&d' 1>'A !* ^ji
IfljBflr
M 'I'"W' :! Jllled "A- Wi :;k
fact to the ar.i !?g|
with jfte'piertion *
'*V\ ! >?. ?'iiiiil hu\e n?p w ' .. h a
honiHo thing ??s that?"
Then ho added i?oIitv!> !>?it I
ih.ilk y "l TO' It'il'r.".', Ui. ?;f n
iM-rr."
Not Bright Looking
\ - ?fth: vraiy youth a ;'.i!i'i g
nianr#s, Melb.welL fo? al! his uttlisuul
ir.tiTv >t r. Blig-iki* and -..rial
iUx-st'cms did u>t appear to he p?rtieuiark
Digh't. ;fi- wax chin. utl.
?to<v and iai! blue eyes, hardly -ugxt
-tod the tisr for d viltfl EKS! SBfiE
tor*lrr (i ills -oo! ;? u jLprtivi hi? hand
againrt nts Menivst ami de.ire-ijff
I ?it-v. r thought ..f them i. relation
when I was in thai moi d" he
< -??. ' V' \ v r,v ihen th t.vevs
of Yv>tt-< hris: a id^vero to an.'I
kn -\v nothing of tinu or
spa , , i ouJy knew I was to
Remorse.
happreciate my no?
tievn. i -ai, horrified,** he r?tu>:eif hi
a maw ?f fact tone.
When MeiP.uci' was nine, ho said
and living with his parents and sistors
in D'catitr. Ga. where his- father
v. as a resp 'ttd newspaperman, he
biasphe-; ed i-, Moiy Ghost.
Cursed Holy Ghost
< T giri playmate was at his house,
and he was trying to out a shirt on.
It hail come hark L'loir the :iun?i?y
?' without the lira ions
'?. " \ dordt know what nun. ; seized
m " ho . ..id 'o.ha; . But I wa- dind3
]y fut . i *rsed ;he tloiy Ghe t.
t L*t < r - h ighea i sn> its
a .*an"t imaging mv stat of Sand
In cbu\vl pre aeh- v. diaSfiK a r
nWK -.-'tthat t-i mBj. - . Ho?y
? CJho*t v the r..??a;\ionaV. n. ??;
i years vhat tcrtured me.''
fcr; The :>ny wr-- -stem for a f--y m.>:<
n*?-ni . Th-\ r no added i ?ri of
? afterthought "of .ojarse those things
i** don : orry me m>v.. 1": *io? a Chrish
tfan yen*. k <v.\
t.? *( !I v. * " ,r0 tell of.'. . tho
"u dreams ;hat pree-ied vlie mi i<n
Vi 'Tn . :t the one that i had
-t. before 1 .v sister.." egan.
h ! tfc afc :t ? m icft Uk
h. I had t S gh t
Resembled Rabbit in Profile
"Then :* -vome?l to me that the
HnH Ghost hovered over me. imrnens.
t-sttibl?. like t sheet in the
c' form of a rabbit in profile
ul 4*1 remember ool> its come.and and
hi its hoomine voice. It said "Go. kill the
u) followers of Anti-Christ,
rs "And 1 did. T shot my father and
pr mother as they dept. my father first
it and then my mother.
r "Then for a v.-rah I was dazed and
nr afterward horrified f was struck b\
the oisgrace of the thing and smashA
TR
d r t>u >vr? i n bunip-'d my head M
give the appearance of a |
v.;h a sfcr:r.if:e? and I tried to lay J
the blame on him.* I A
McDow II said that his mother herself
advised him 10 buy the revolver
with which he later murdered her.
"I bought two w<.eks There ^
;.:x bet pr .vK-r> .ibou* the house
Disciij;" Crime Ca!ir!\
Tin <tra ?n ; . ... * >:.: k M< i>ov7.d:
is hi- apparent -k of Te; i-; :
riiosl .ii!. :m?r it.- hennbie praties;
: fii - d S|lm!y, ?mk . ilin^iy ex- hi
Ha* .ur eat est worry. ho adriiitted,
n.:> ways brvi: ihi. faw of Frariv 'o
!?ci>o? at.
t-way: beer; introspw::-e and th
:'ud "'nr said. "My w, told
j mo that. J should niiuaf wore with 1st
i m v? i- had mucf with jguis;
"ni nor a nuir- of '? world ??)
jSnyihiny: iik,- that, you km. v.- b
my life I've been ii t< rested in M
; r. . run., in o-m-iniogy and }>- vvho'ojry. ic
i t- what . jving to; fir
bapjK ' nic why I was different ;I;
j from others. hi
i ? horrible thing.' think of hi
you that is an- V
. t?o a ! ther? *- -fterlife. j
J r- '11 i - i ru.v : i nor ;?
I ' : i i t till ho lad i? .i' 11}
1 .-ii-jiy books on religion. b*it be could j h\
; -?o? - ?-.* ;h. A-.-OS of them. Of On ! fg
if .'the libit he u;:- most fasci-th
- and Ki vels ti<n*s, he to
adder,!. ch
Left College. \\
"I kipped three grades in -chooT' !
in -aid in reply to ;? question. "I
! ' the high -ehnol whet: 1 was a I pr
junior, ami by examination obtained t A
> ' to Kniory 1 rive?y Rut ]
didn't like college and left." He could fa
net explain why. th
M? Dowel! -aid that h- knew of no j v
instances of insanity in hi-- family . fh
: "Of course an -incle. my father'--1 p;
ther, Eugene McDowell. ooim|Hti.ed, al
>uicide : Atlanta -overal rs ago." bi
b" w-- ii's. "Rrobably he v.a> insane wl
\?-.ythat o'tunnt- suit -de is. 1 h.
n;;ve?- heard What his rof. on was for ! kc
killhl': himself."
AI clR? li phjkid ' h '* h. - parents.],0
paria daily his mother. kn--v that nej^.
oils ai?t'.uriu:.L gX -t{.
M <?n: a.:- eat iessVy dressed Jew
fw ihi i'L'Di.iti ia fob he Times!'? !
I: *
. . .: his !. IV II Ot atl. II".> | #n
; r. j were uut.ed. ',) >p- .? most of j
: 1 ?. Jay r? tiny in hiiStyot bnder heavy; . ,j
j '?hr...vv".^^j
Hv romp.a: km! of a pair u tHe | ,Jj
i i -aid he was often 'fOU-jp,
; i.iod t>\ :r \ >:.i- h t he added ' ,
; 3; .. .3 can- hazy ami uncertain. \
Troubled by Dreams.
hUd T>x other straps- -d
dream.-. I.ast iiigrht for instance I. h
:-u, le drear..!v " he and a jri;
cai.be red a peek of Russian rub.h ! . f
?* t ied i?j feed . :.?m to a horse \J
which saw . vnv.rw down the i ,,f
.a. I uBit >. . . }' ' w oil, ir.? tj2fc-.l,
:ioie since the do.bh murder in St. ;
j\ ?r he told the renort?-f?
KJ . '~.ix < .- : v'f- are rath i ha>->
3 .>i
"Th is no Mer.? .p.al liod. no ia?
iierent ' h. .isriurtcd. "Tho
idea of a he?-.:.;': : . - childish: I v. \
? evinid -eliv : . rflity rh<V rh j ;v.
(and be a Christian. I'i bi more com- j A
fottahie then." j \y
.VlcDoweli ik*;.; .1 hat he was a socialist
although he . onfesed that he A
had somi the n. of covpiTtmert r'.e \\
eooid n ?t explain hem.
*d >oH>r think yon will ever want'
to kill arjain*." he v as asked- ! j
rho oy's fa;-,- a ickered and 1. | o,
ms-ed a hand w?a: .> over his -j
1 through his ii. . i don't know i -c
hope not " h<* said
Talked Freely
At . time did he become angered ..
r iti his statements. st
tr.iked ?.i no. . at her rolucI
o y. * anp d. ' i.e professed J
: . have a high r et?; ; for her. It w;i- ;
evident. however that he did n?
greatly e steem he?-. !
1 :v k ! ['. rely in my head"
1 'Trained. "I think J have no ice Jbj
\
While McPoweH \vr.s heirig inter- w;
wed .. number ox cuncsity-seekei
. . .i . bars of his :fc
. lis pa hi -lightest att'*n-!ir,
tidr. to them : ht
He w.., ... aiikjois tc ia!k '\ -
' ve: ro ma times I v. :* h C:t
i on Id ;xe'. your information some sti
! vk-e - e." he cxplainde but if you
iii- i. iv . . T "i try to help you.
unbalanced, - tfVentered. ji:
j :"it y strange doubts ami at times v
I v.vo' away by subconscious forces
;hat be cannot understand, forces that ;T1
1 caus*- h:*n to maim ami kill, that's
Frank McDowell, one of the queerest f?figmvk
that ever set in the Pinellas: -y.
Jail. b
THANKS
f **
We arc in receipt of a letter from w
Mr. George Lowrance of Clifftop, oi
W. Va. '-ordaining seven new sub-1 M
s.criher to the Democrat and * post- o!
office order to cover. We appreciate ii<
the addition of this office to our pi
iist. Thanks. it
IF. WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?E
OTHERS AID IN STATE
DOING WONDERFUL WORK
Fin* Work Si":ig Done Under the
Act ..f 1823.
IJt. - !!' : inrely do'iors from th
rati. ->p.d oounty drapt ?he bensficj
of ?-- Ard 'ti North
pa t<- !>?.:< eneo* r -.-.cut
t 'sty. able honivfs, ;i:
.vpnit the-r ..-fiiidrc!: sr. ^ch-ol. It
. . u'aj i vi.iln- ic t c ?j. r
; .?>r ? it f ; ht * nr.'.IltM v ojS
!* '. tovorto Mis* Kntnuijfc I-.
dsHctor -t Mot.-ars' />:<'. for the
:at< Hoard of Charities Pub :
Vif&re Mothers' A \ ?nude possibl"
.!?. General Asseibfbh* of lt*23.
in Uortb Carolina since
le first a" July ?*- " Since .haaio
' " \voffl? ri in 18 counties of the
:.'r h.we r cvved assistance, it wa>
a. id.
Mis-s i'utlle rites* se veral c*^
ovhng tnc human interest side of
others" Ad. One of the raos* typ.
a! -a? iViKTi Mother-* Aid has
w .mi the rural. in;r iu of a famthat
of " oman vho air. ady
<! tw?? ciitiil; i an orphanagr. and
.1 {fx'-, forced io M.i o an Miration
.!>: . I'ttons for he' Uu" t.hive.
: va- th< --nation *vh.:i she ap*
, .! for a:-i Xov. ,h-- able to
er? :hiv. ; it-i her and
a--- . c; nt jaiiv :o ' ' ' : whole
imiij : .*?. Her. G >iv neceivihg
aid. .-Tits tiiul <: > T m ?ncy enough
retire ; rout me: " for one of her
dldren who hail defective eyes, it
ps stated. b3. : o\v the little hoy is
ling- t; at? <3 by a specialist.
Mousing has hew. a problem in
aetica'ly every e of Mothers*
id. according to Mi Tattle. One
unty .-aperintendent of public welr<
found a family living down in
e woods in a one-room house. The
e'iuaii had seen better day- with her
st husband. Her s? eor.d husband
id deserted her. The fir-t Mothers'
d check was used by this woman to
iy furniture for another house
hi eh the welfare : e.fx i ititendent
id provided for her Tin- woman
? ps the house spotlessly clean and
. is a marked v? ml rust with hes
arc abode. Mis- Tuttie id. Tie
pro ?.t M?b t ha- ked tip- rooperior
i *! ili I ova I ii-one demons! ration
u-uebii.: of 1 he oldest
rl. i cripple, imllin-'iv nn<i ba^>>.
o that -the- rmny h?- p in the
M "ting t.f he family.
\ .>th< ' woman aided :i was point.
; was one who fia opt tiinr
Mi . U< ?1 .11; Vip":'HlHlll 11)1 apiC'llt
' ?v;t '*c?n;id mm take lithe for
as she hail 'o wt>fk in a star,
.pport her children. Miilhcrt
rrn it possible for he: to h;r
. opet.it io : and i hit s b?- in betftri
?; - a: e??nd<: >or. io wo:for h>
kiidi en.
!i. ai other eas the superintend^ . I
r v. elfar- administer.''.--'
othe: ' Aid has io < .1 pr inn !
;r '?.! reading in the hone . She
. : a cl|eiip tnaya ne. the oi:i\
5' reading matter in the house
, KgSja* i^pjhcgTggl. S I
" - ? ffifisu
... !< in the ?*R>e with ?$><*! readier
atter and has uoiv -uppiied fch? nt
ill .rood hook.- ! ;ii worth.
The idea otii.'d the
i." s.iys M'ss Tutcle. is "no o
:?l the wolf fvuin tin- dour. ' r-*
f from fvrn emmfefj ?ip the path.
1 want to help tin.-, people before
y ha" t eome t?- dl-v >oven \ ;uid
ith its resulting ins of morale,
others* Aid is friendly help. The
. .\ : npem.: ondeiiT of ptd.ie
i fare a-a! :h: >uirh him the State
:.:(! of ( havith and Publi Welve
keen in touch with each case
liicli is thoroughly ir.ver-lijrated he
re the aid i> trmnted. It ;s requiri
that recipients r e women of
ntal. moral and physical characr.
Mothers art asked t?> Xeeu a
rict monthly acrou nt of expend).
i. of the funds received from
at* avtd c<g?ivty. Th- ultimate ohct
of Mothers" Aid i- to bring the
ei v 10 a .-tate where it is soif-supirt:
v a ltd where the aid i - ro iotig.'v
ary. Miss futile h, ?- ?- t.
*s grazed ar.d investigar. d Mothers*
id Cu?*rS ill .'*1 if ;bc IS counties
I re it has been granted.
!t is desired that while receiving
lis aid. the mother contribute as
i?ch as possible i<? th? support ofi
r family through her own efforts
ithont retrh-cting hei children, ac.rdirxg
to Miss Tlittle. To this end
* ia! Karros of eirt<>e?ynient which
. . be followed in the home have
on suggested, such a; sawing. milfiery,
rais.ng chickens and laundry
ork. Several jpe'lritcndonts hav
rranged for mothers to buy \v.*v h
*r marmncs on the installment plan,
in the administration of the; Moths
\'ii the co-operation of other
>ate agencies, like the division of
>m?' demonstration and the Station
rd of Health is sought by the
I; _ _>( _? e - rpi. t;
;;1C wcionv iwivw. ifir uiiffior
ishes to get a ohysical examination
i every child or woman receiving
others' Aid. Ii is also the efforts
" th? county stiperinteiuknts of nub:
welfare to put the children in good
hysieai condition by seeing that
tey get the right son of food and
\
VERY THURSDAY?BOONE. N. C.
i LENOIR HOP'"!/ FOR N.
?. W. RAILWAY UN EL-j
iN'^rfoJk and Wostera Reported a?
Considering line to EIkLtik!
i. no:r May be Terminus
I
1 no ir. March 3.?Thai serious j
or idera of In?iZ<ia?i;r a railroad!
'oS'iinvcl .fee \b-ntrdon Branch *>f
Uhk No* j"1 lv \' ?U-m- witb l.on< ir.j
V. ,V. W. ?s < rtalntx
H. L. I>av;> Norfolk r.n<! '.Test-J
v.: '.uv?;!? fE-iSiwi asrent anil ct"!
VO K o?- t vo IV n rho.dtir.yy r:p_ >- Ihf. i
\ >\r BBs ibii'.'.ivs <'1* Lenoir and!
, this v*' ' or. : $yco?n panital by
f!. S > nes of Xew i"oi k City, rep
j ' v -.tirr.; the Eli: Creek Lumber Co.,
owners of vast t:mbor boundaries in .
'.ills section.
IV !< deeid* <f by the Norfolk
. ) Western to develop thi^ li? he
:d V. ::: 0tended from Bowie-:
throw 1 Deep wm. to Lenoir. The J
J !- or-iv forty n;;N s anci ;
i five miles of this routs was a! vndy
? li* i lif <' i* a on. J
Tht rc will pass throne?- a arg.e'
; : . of cfee K'U < reek Timber
npi in ' open up a diroct j
tie- for lie i'" ? hundred rod'on'
' of -landifiy * inb owui&l by h--(
y , k i reel iritere t
in 'i feu - . tins project
day Mr Janes ><*?d the biiildiny
i !*; romi v. oil Id cut i; i'-Tir i.-de- ?n.
?i. ! shipments b. .ecu Lenoir
and \Ve~{ Virginia t vl Oh.o points
fthree to four dollars wr thou-;?rb.
This same relative -yvmg; may
>,. . pb\ d to i Hi riit urc shipment- yo'
int -? the Maryland t?v-: it->i \ as well
s- to the <:o:r >uip:.ivi?ts coming this j
The ;nir< ( > be* afforded will!
?? ? wry tnu'-crial to the Klk 'reck'
' 'mho: <. orbpany*> land. It will *
v -k?. it tm-siMe to mamifaeture this
mber and place .1 oil t.lie market
i
miu'h more favorably than could In .
. under present condition . There
are different irr.-nio of lumber yoi>e_*
into tk< rr.ininjr dk-ti ct-. th? pr?>p> ,
i m: ; onlit-r- ;?k- a different
, .r |unio< i* ih ": is y*e<i in the
51'':" te'-. T!le Ivi'ldsTlJJ
| ike r.oa? \ lonusrh In ep '.*Hp will; *
make i; p.ts>ii>b for ; a?
needs of a;.} of^.theSK' iwa^kots'.
r'h .. a:? f t v u -i " Mr.
! > 'lOs !;;k*T sn wiiiij '
III".'-1 tif 4he A bbordim-KtkH
i. . -d h'tuifi e mehBKS jB^cn ove? j !
few y ar ago by the Moftttt
Vii*ii 'At te s\ was nficr a nUitijba?
ef (?)?fcr??ri?as that Mr. fi*Wo< :
; war t ! het< to ?0 tP- lick! 1
.mat f tlit
no i in lie/eloped <!. j
IhU . -mW.
, . , . I I ? ; I , ,t . . id . . . 1 j
tial need- . :i<"i? ehild in : in M??t'ie
.- \:d fan.. - are studied. wa ?
exp allied.
I
!
Every sp
several 1
available
ately,to ;
L
ELECTRIC IRRIGATION I
Provides Artificial '"Rainfall'*
Whenever Needed for "Basic
Industry" of Agriculture.
Progress in agriculture, particularly
as applied to the western farmer. ir.
Syr\? bo < .i t?T onf ibiug. pre aic
mdcc r in :tselT?the irrigation ditch.
Tli? 'ar r no ; * r !? : :eb the
wea for cron failures, and "hop* s
!;,
: 'JkgZ*' jM. . . SwVSy
'?W*~ "'?2^
y '*> &
v ^ ?
... .. .
Ocscrt Land from Lack of Rain
for < *?rv eoudK.lou* n*?xt season"
\ow. .1, ir the rainfall -to-* not
h. l?e produces hir* owu rainfall
?jy a of the wrist, or rh push
of a ' non In exactly th>* quantity
tic- c.nd at precisely the time
It is ] fwl. Furthermore, he pulp i:
on :fc particular piece of ground
?r,,;rh h wi ne> to cultivate
r; . .^plication ct elecir.c pc-wer
, i;- . -Ion. throuR-: :h?ri<
:n :-t. has sin. :
piOi-^ss to;
Protection F'om Poison Gas
Th- following four rules for pro*
on again: t deadly effects of poi
gr.- carbon monoxide, niv avsj
in exhaust from gas driven
ng . ued hy the United States
mreau of mines, are:
\* ' -. run an automohil e engine
ii- c! cd g rage; open doors wide.
Netet crawl under ear with engine
" inir'T. ,.? if ear is iji oper. air.
\* \> i 11 in closed ear with engine
i.lining ev- n if in ventilated garage.
Nov* r -it in closed ear with en
r?r>. turning and all window- shut
i -f it: lhe men air; always
lave v indov > openSo
?> . '.? aths from mc.no.
j.i pr -ent in * he i xiiai.
fi-v.ii . nnioHh's. have occurred
ni i vln-wi tl.c country in the pas:
ill- : i: - that * I 1'' I ..v?viigll :
fon of b >t;;n of mines h;cprompted
' ? all the attention of (he
i to d.ati: If tin- or.f-iin' is
h< Jia- . nvu*? vent ittfocl.
- )]> warned lu-vor ?<? ? rawl under |
natter h<?\v ?r??od the v^ntilaiioti. ,
'"'Mb
:
; .
\ i Starter and Demoun
i i Rims. 3 US extra
W *2
YNO
'ring the demand for For<
lundred thousand greater
supply. Place your ordet
av oid delay in delivery.
13V7?I/I
Detroit, Michi&in
iOTF.: A small payment down pu
our name on the prefer red delivery lis
the Nearest Authorized Ford D<
; - TRUCKS - TRAC
HMIW? ??MTr? B?MWPETfll
rriL.j. nmmmMiiim niiii?yiiTj~li^rwi
MARCH 6. 1924
iELPS WESTERN FARtfS
specially the farmer with small boldices.
What electric power can men i?(
eride whets it Is t- 'tred that Sl^tJ
culture !s a <reat "Ivtsic industry**;!
hat hard times n variably follow crop,
allures: ih.tt irrl ion is the sola-!
ion of the west?r? fanner's nroV-ni;
n.i that electric :?'?wer for irriffn'. toxs!
aumps iii '::i v n - : ri?s :oa easier,!
i more efficient, more rel-abie and lessexpen
sfTe.
i 't has been found. ?n< .illy. that
| !n mos' cases the farmer wants t*1
, 'UStaji mo i;::Tc an in .:a ?u vstern
Tne ideal * ul i? the tiDw that op-r*{
: r.J tiually hn< a storage-,
reservoir ro -'jat .. large, expensive!
j pump is not am clod,
j v,*h?_a --toail v-nalJaiion of *M?|
> -or ork * i a -tor.iKp r**?i
ervoir rtr-aMe of holding pH *h?> water
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This Also Was Desert Once
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pumped over a period of twelve hours*
h*- plant could be run all night. ind
I in the rnornng the farmer would ht>C
i [ 1 reservoir. from which he .^ould
r hi* land a* needed through tbe
d it night the reservoir ^ould
thus completing th~ yot?
NOKIH CAROLINA
| Annie Stnith Bowie, Biowie-.r Hock..
1 < Mir ?: :lifui Carolina i.- i' the
.ijrht:
The mad'Ug lady in the renter of'
the stage
The eye.-, of her admirers a? fixed;
upon her;
Her attractions are becoming the*
rape.
She ha won her station and laurels^
fail.
And merits her eiieore: and ap
piausc:
Sh< ..is toiled hard <? suiniounl her
handicaps?,
i And ;>oi\ r i i 1?\ mode) l.wv- *
[ , is roads' by .which she achieved
l\vnr.
A?'< uiufci 'udicd hi v sister
' suites
| i 1 v ? l.u ailt v i - :t re'ioe. r.ed .. t lie
Queeti 'd* . hf'.a
| She welcome:- tjjie >'ranpe- wnhn:
hei pates.
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