1915 April 30 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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- 1915 April 30 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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1915 April 30 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1915
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 4 Mother and Father Of Leo Frank Here To Attend Hearing “We Have Never Been Shaken in Our Belief in His Innocence,” Says M. Frank. “Eventual Exon- eration Certain.” “We believe that our boy will be eventually exonerated. He will not hang—unless Georgia hangs an innocent man. We have never been shaken in our belief in his innocence. Our faith has grown stronger day by day, and now, at the crisis, we feel renewed hope.” These are the words of M. Frank, of Brooklyn, the aged father of Leo Frank, who arrived in Atlanta early Thursday morning accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Rae Frank. They are stopping at the Residence of Carl Wolfsheimer, at 387 Washington Street. “You can say that not only have we firm hope, but Leo has not lost hope. He is confident that he will be spared from death, and it is a confidence born of innocence.” “It will be a glad, glorious day when the boy steps out of prison into the sunshine of freedom. It fills our hearts and his friends’ hearts and his heart. If we did not have faith in his innocence, we would be fearful, but we have Supreme Faith.” This is the Fourth time the mother has traveled from Brooklyn to Atlanta to visit her son in prison.