Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-14
ROCKEFELLER
AN |NHUMAN
MONSTER
OPINION OF PI0US
MILLI0NAIRE'S BROTHER
Behind a Mask of Piety John
D, Laughs at Humanity; Be-
IieveS He's a God Above Sin.
Mysterious Father.

New York, Aug. 13.-The following
interview with Frank Rockefeller has
Just been made public, after having
been kept secret for year and half
under agreement with Mr. Rockefel-
Ter:
my father is alive and we'll" said
Mr.. Rockefeller. "He is dependent
upon no man. He would scorn the
proffer of financial aid from John D.
and would not take it from me.
"He has means of his own, ample
for all his needs.
"But there is a reason why | can
not at this time tell you where he is.
In a few weeks or months l will be
ready to tell a story that will amaze
and horrify the whole world.
"No one yet knows that | am writ
ing the story, the real history of John
DIS life.
Il finished it secretly here in my
office several months ago. but there
were imperfections in the work and
am doing it all over again.
"Rest assured that 1t will be right
this time.
YES" he continued in a bitter tone,
when make John D.. true life his
tory public and explain the facts
about father. this country will be too
warm for it's richest citizen.
''Go ask John d. where our father
is Tell him that I sent you and that
] dare him to answer.
But the time will soon come when
can safely speak Then 1t will not
be safe for John ID. to appear upon
the streets of any American city. He
would be stoned by the people.
Nothing but flight from the coun-
try to some foreign land will save him
when the whole truth is known"
why not explain about your father
now?" the reporter asked.
NO no." was the sharp reply. 81
must consider the consequences cer-
tain to follow a publication of the
facts The time is not ripe I must
shield many hearts from grief. No
good would be done by publicity now
and much unmerited suffering would
be caused.
"But It will all come out in good
time, 1t will surprise the whole world
to see the real John ID. unmasked fol
the first time.
Strange talk for brother, ism
it?" asked Frank Rockefeller. paus
ing. Terrible talk from one brother
about another, but what I say Is lit
orally true.
John d, Is not a human being HI
| Is a monster, merciless in his greed
pitiless in his cold inhuman passions
Behind his mask of plety an(
kindness John d. laughs at all human
| ity. He is literally a madman whit
believes that he is a god who can no
sin.
This is absolutely true" said MI
| Rockefeller, in closing the. interview
"and the world will find out witt
the malice of a fiend, he has wrecke,
my business career again and again.
But / have ferreted out every Sc
cret of his terrible life and his end
not far off. Once exposed. he mus
literally flee from the country"
Urged again to make the facts pub
lie, Mr. Rockefeller said slowly:
81 delay because | do not wish t
injure my brother William. He wa
always nice to me and | will spar
him II can"
How Is he interested, save sent
mentally, in any exposure of Joh
d.. ?" was asked.
Easily explained" replied M
Rockefeller. Williams fortune
blended with John d. in a thousan
vast enterprises. William has alwaS
obeyed John d. In everything and h
millions have gone where John d. d
rected
Now, when I tear the mask ava
there is sure to be serious trouble /
many quarters. John D., once a fug
tive from a nations hate, will no loT
ger be able to hold up certain scheme
into which William has poured h
wealth. l am going to give William
chance to get out of danger"
A Cleveland man. who has for yea
maintained close relations with Fran
Rockefeller. was asked the reason II
Franks hatred of his brother, Joh
ID. and why as reported. Frank W,
apparently trying TO keep the wher
abouts of his father secret fro
= John d. This man said.
did you notice after Frank Rock
: feller called upon Miss Tarbell the
were no further publications alor
that line? Frank, / believe, learn,
. the source of the writer's informant,
and In that you may we'll find II
cause for the great hatred between Il
i, two brothers. II is not Frank alol
I who does not want John d. TO see h
father. but the old father himself,
am told. does not want to see his so
II Is as much a case of the father hi
!, Ing from the SON."
:, And do you mean to convey d
!, idea" was asked, that Frank Rock
!, feller believes that this informatl
= concerning his fathers past and
which the old man was spoken OF
quack and worse came from his 50
John ID. ?"
a II WIFI not answer" he said. ''b
= you may draw your own inference
q 10 what Frank Rockefeller belIeN
% about that point. Mark well that !
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