Show Hate Triumphant I a v Hate would denied in Georgia and at last tI the e mob got its prey P f fLeo f. f rico Leo M. M Franks Frank's rank sufferings are over over Wh Whether th r guilty 9 of f t the h e murder of of little r l Mary lY Phagan or innocent he has gone to a n world where e prejudice is iR not mixed with judgment His us murderers said that he killed through fe fear l being detected in in another r cr crime me T They ey killed for hate the ute ute-t the I Qi d. d unreasoning hate of th the mob for one it suspects A curse was as put on the state of G Georgia gIa la last t nJg night that that will III not hot be I forgotten by decent and civilized communities unless G orgia a does the right thing and and remoVes that curse Every man who took took part in lU the mob that hanged rank Frank blackened his soul soul with the foul deed of premeditated lt tc l murder Every y one onG thus guilty should be taken to the 5 1 if Georgia expects h her r sister states state ever to have r respect for fOI her r again gam Georgia is on trial before the nation as was w s on trial before the courts of f Georgia Ana Anarchy had a gala night and Justice wept when v en enthat that mob its hellish work Message From Grave v. v In the minds of thousand thousands o or oL p persons who followed t the trial there was a grave doubt concerning the thc guilt guilt of Et Frank Colliers Collier's Weekly and aud other well known publications honal prominence s showed owed conclusively ely that prejudice ruled throughout the he the proceedings 1 fo Ji From rom the grave came back the message of the thede dead d judge who feat Gat at at the trial A letter read after his death showed that he en- en a grave gruve doubt as to the accused mans accused man mans man's s 's guilt He said said said-in in in his letter that he intended to t-o ask the pardons board to save sae Frank from rom the hangman It was very apparent that the trial trial- judge and audi consequently e jurors felt felta a fear o of the mob should Frank Prank be acquitted Such terrorism has no place in this land which we boost boast is is' free reo and fair Only after a courageous and justice loving governor defied the trie rabble and stayed the hand of the executioner did it appear ppe r that at Frank had a ghost host of a show for fair dealing THEN THE TEMPER TEl AND CALIBER OF THE fHE GEORGIA MOB CAME OUT FOR REVIEW V FOR THE LIFE OF T THE STATES SPATES S EXECUTIVE WAS ALSO CRAVED Hardly had the convicted Hebrew been placed in the p peni n- n farm when he was attacked by a fellow prisoner Tf fiad d d. d a a. bad appearance When the warden knew that hatred f forthe d' d Jew dw w had robbed Georgians of their reason it was criminal criminal- care carelessness arel are lre- lre l to s say y the least to leave the prisoner thus exposed to toa a attack tac from l m paid assassins Wardens Warden's Han Hands s Are R Red I And d it t will it considerable on explaining ning to convince th the i nation that ha last n nights night's outrage was not a with meni men i j in and abetting in the heinous crime orime j The warden garden will have a lot to answer for whether it was m mere r negligence or something worse that made possible the work of the mob I Even taking the hypothesis that Frank was guilty beyond a doubt the tn men who hanged him to a tree are cold blooded mi mur rd r- r d nothing else Frank was in prison for life He Her could do dothe the community po more ore harm The law had settled his case The Themen Themen men who wha life killed after weeks of deliberation There was no sudden passion to urge them on There was no unexpected Wave of emotionalism to rob them of their sanity They were guided by HATE the most wicked motive mothe possible for murder or orny any ny oth other crime Georgia entered the rank rant Russia of-Russia last night 4 J. t r She She can can come back into the sisterhood of respectable states only hunting by down the assassins of Leo M. M Frank and punishing punish punish- I ing irig them as she punishes punishes other other first degree murderers J l' l |