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Frm Sewin Machine i cTdI I for hve years breakage wear fire tornado light- end water This ahowa our ) Thb riffd faith in I i aemES Sewing M achine meanal ) ILlali £±si this nachioe mcaosthai li break fbe ec any prt (needfe bell er attachment etc) il will be without coirfe jj Send for oir book let ‘In the Day'f Work” III Sewing Machine Co Chicago f RkS i£p-lin- Co-o- p — Twenty her stepmother stood up In the court room at New Bedford and heard a jury of her peers pronounce the verdict of acquittal — heard them declare to all the world that she was "not guilty” of two of the most brutal and atrocious murders that ever shocked the country same Lizzie Borden Today that lives a recluse as damned by public opinion and ae ostracized by former friends and enemies alike as if that same jury bad pronounced the one word "Guilty" Lizzie Borden still lives In Fall River but as far as Fall River is concerned Lizzie Borden Is an outcast an Ishmael a social pariah Her name is uttered with contempt and ever her friends and relatives who comforted her during the months of aer Imprisonment and througout the ordeal of her trial have long since ceased their visits Today her nearest neighbors pass her by without a nod or sign of recognition writes Gertrude Stevenson In the Boston Herald Twelve jurymen found Lizzie Borden guiltless Nevertheless she has been punlBhed and persecuted as no other Innocent woman In history She nas lived to know the tragedy of a She has come verdict of acquittal to realize that Andrew J Jennings her counsel and friend was a true In addressing Judge prophet when Blaisdell at her preliminary trial "Don't your honor don’t put the of guilt stigma upon this woman reared as she has been and with a past character beyond reproach Don’t let it go out in the world as the decision of a just judge that she is probably guilty” Murder Still Unavenged After 20 years when the deaths of Andrew J Borden and his wife are the still double unavenged — when tragedy still heads the list of New England's unsolved murder mysteries — with Lizzie Borden banished from society shunned by all who were once near and dear to her the words of Andrew J Jennings may well be remembered as an example of masterly and farsighted prophecy After 20 years Lizzie Borden lives as shut off from the world as If she were behind prison bars— condemned to solitude by barriers stronger than any prison wall could be— leas tangible but a hundred times more effective than any bars of Iron— the silent inexorable censure of her fellow men Who’s Your aM4 4 MASS Solicited MHSNMMMN Lizzie Borden accused FALLthe ago murder of her father and ? :: Accounts Respectfully Four Per Cent Interest Paid on Time Deposits ants Mo of States and Europe Twenty Years Ago She Was Charged With the Murder of Her Parents and Although Acquitted She Seems Compelled to Live Alone Except of Her Servfor the Companionship - - DENTIST- - - of Salina the principal cities of the United Banking in all its various forms all Blort and women This woman who for two decades has rrmiptalned the silence of a ' never asked for Sphinx who has mercy never pleaded to be understood never by any word or sign expressed indignation at the treatment accorded her by the people of Fall River lives in the great silent home she purchased with her share of her murdered father’s half million knowsave companionship ing no human that which she can hire— no friendthose of occasional except ships strangers who turn a cold shoulder upon her advances when they find that she Is the Lizzie Borden once save tried for murder — no affection lhat of the dumb beasts with which she has surrounded herself now that human attachments are denied her When Lizzie Borden was acquitted believod that she It was commonly would soon shake the dust of Fall River from her feet and that under an assumed name she would try to accusation that had live down the been made against her— that in new ' she places and among new people to find new Interests would attempt and new pleasures Home In Bought House City But Lizzie Borden apparently never As such a procedure contemplated soon as the affairs of her father’s estate were adjusted she proceeded to purchase a handsome mansion In the exclusive “hill section” of Fall River— the very she neighborhood had long and futilely tried to induce her father to enter and purposes To all intents the to live among her woman planned friends and acquaintances just as she had always lived continuing to attend the same fashionable Congregational church entertaining and being entertained only now she had the added advantage of several hundred thousands of dollars in her own right She had her horses and carriages the1 beautiful clothes ehe had always longed for and which the thrift of her father and his second wife had preaside viously denied her Apparently from the shadow of the tragic deaths of her father and stepmother over or he'r life everything that heart was Lizzie Bormind could desire dens It was while reveling In the luxury LUMBER Perch of Lizzie Borden’s House and Her Auto and power that the possession of a beautiful residence high on the hill large amount of money cannot fall to overlooking the business section of Fall River is the mecca of innumergive Lizzie Borden read the writing on the wall It was then she first be- able curious "sightseers year after gan to feel the pressure of public opinyear Apparently the Interest in the ion— that she first realized that former Borden murders and the personality cordial greetings were growing colder of the daughter upon whose shoulders and more cold — that friends who once guilt first fell never abated A round would stop for a chat or drop In for dozen prominent Fall River people an informal visit passed her by with tell me that no matter where they scant nods and averted eyes — that she go the minute they mention that came to understand the tremendous their home town Is Fall River they force of unexpressed criticism — that are greeted with hue one inevitable the conviction came home to her than question: which no earthly situation is more “Whatever became of Lizzie Bor rushing or more annihilating — that den?” she was being shunned by every Put Lizzie Borden First with an occasional rqre being Fall River is noted for its mills— exception who had formerly made up its Industries— Its prominent people her life and happiness It was all the but they ratk second in interest and more terrifying because it was so in- Importance to the question: definable There was no tangible fin“What about Lizzie Borden?’’ ger of scorn — no open declaration of Lizzie Borden comes and goes' about maddenhostility— Just that Insistent the city and In and out of it unaloofness ing universal A few questioning and unquestioned i years ago she discarded her carriage Never Wore Mourning She was criticised because she did and handsome pair for the finest not wear mourning for her parents limousine that money could buy Sein its richly Her every going in and coming out cure from observation was discussed and all manner' and upholstered interior Bhe drives about kind of construction placed upon every the city at dusk or goes to and from ordinary unimportant detail of her the trains and takes trips around the All her shopmode of living and acting Some surrounding country ping is done out 'of town She Is a thought she drove her horses too rapidly and recklessly down the main frequent visitor In Boston where she street Some averred that she had makes her home at the Bellevue regnever shown the proper grief over istering as “Lisbeth Borden” her father’s death Others Insisted though her story is well known to that she was making altogether tfeo the hotel attaches Crimea Never Forgotten sudden and too blatant display of the The real attitude of Fall River money that had come to her withTbw murder of her father She 'fouJd $o toward Lizzie Borden Is perhaps best In its newspapers Every nothing rflkht If she' tried to be happy reflected on the anniversary of the and forget the awful shadow that had year come into her life her critics called crimes the Fall River Globe prints a her heartless If she appeared on the vigorous article In regard to the murstreets In a sober subdued frame of ders the perpetrator and the fact that the crimes remain an unavengedblot mind there were all sorts of The articles are and predictions and clackinga of on the community tongues — such an attitude could mean pointed so strongly and so openly at one and only one person as to Invite but oue thing to their minds? So the years went on ansuits for criminal libel but if the other of her friends droppli away woman ever sees them or hears of them she has made no sign from her until today LlzziAr Borden the world like any looking for all woman other atout you DRIFTING matronly WITH TIDE THE might meet on the street is without a doubt the most Isolated free woman Initiative a Thing Which Many People In New England 8eek Most Earnestly to Be Seems Without Emotion Relieved Of She is today just what she was described as being when she faced trial In some quarters there is a penalty for her life twenty years ago— a stolid put upon Initiative Society frowns immobile unemotional appearing upon those who rebuke its practices her large features ex- It does not care to be rebuked It strong that wants no John the Baptist with hie pressing the same determination characterized her when ahe faced her locusts and wild honey and terrifying accusers on the charge of parricide message It wants a Petronlus a If this woman has ever had an emoto regulate its enteBeau Brummel tion it can honestly be said that ahe rtainments and set a style in dress lias Invariably succeeded in concealThe devotee of fashion is generally ing It from any human eye content to drift with the tide He or She goes about today just as ehe she accepts opinions and ideas— aa went her way direct they would no accept their t The notable eyed and baffling of understanding durthe You must ing the days following the discovery Is banned ostracised of the mutilated bodies of her father do ae the others do In modern Rome and her stepmother the No seer wonder of during and Babylon the quest that resulted in her arrest day Concord “But la asks indignantly: after day during the preliminary trial science and the heart always to be at the end of which Judge Blaisdell endured and tolerated and merely found her probably guilty — throughout never to walk to the quarter-decand the grand Jury hearing when twenty take the command?” Why when muvotout of twenty-ongrand jurymen sic Is heard or a picture exhibited— ed to indict her — all during the eight or even when horses are put through months of her confinement in Taunton their paces — are the clothes some wears the matter of parajail while she waited the sitting of the woman superior court and during the long mount Interest? Just so long as the hours of her thirteen days’ trial by habiliments Is more than the wearer In her acquittal and and what is put on the head is more Jury which ended release than what Is put Into it we shall have Months Without a Visitor “science and the heart” apparently Not In fifteen years has Lizzie Bor(thoughnever really) subservient to of Vanity Fair— den attended the church where up to the foolishness her year she was a leader Philadelphia Ledger for charity— presiding at —working Some Promises Easily Remembered meetings of the Christian Endeavor One of jhe managers of the singing In the choir — active in all Not In church socials and gatherings forces met an old Kaneas City years has she entered any store or friend recently In New York and each to see the surprised shop In the city where she was born being pleasantly and spent her girlhood and young other they decided to talk over old womanhood ae the younger daughter times at a convenient bar During of one of the city’s richest and most the course of the conversation the Not to the manager volunteered to send two respected business men tickets to the hotel to knowledge of anyone has she engaged complimentary In any charity for the past ten years the friend's wife and sister to attend Months pass by without a human a matinee the following afternoon foot crossing her threshold other than Aa they parted the friend admonthose of menials and tradespeople A ished him not to forget to leave tha visitor at the Borden door Is such a tickets as he had promised and added rare and curious sight as to occasion that he would better tie a string comment the neighbor- around his finger to remind him throughout hood The manager laughed and voiced his Not only the house of tragedy on thought Second street where she was born “Oh” ho said "I never have to tie and brought- up and which is still in a string around my finger to rememher possession but also her present ber things for other men’s wives” Doors Windows Mouldings Builders Hardware Paints Oil Plaster and Portland Cement J JOHN ARNESON LUMBER CO j Mi WMsS iii 31 I Why not say Hello to them? 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