The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-10
Truth. You cannot DO united with

Truth. You cannot DO united with
your God unless you are truthful.
For your own good. for the pen co
Of mind Of your fathers and mothers.
your sisters and wives, let the truth
be known. You must die. After oil,
that Is not the worst which can hap
pen. It IL the common end. You can
at least die true and not liars. Now,
what have you TO say to ne?"
Rosenberg, always the most sens,-
tive to an appeal to his feelings. was
the FIRST to speak. Instead OF a con-
fcssion he said ferventiy:
Il want tho world TO know that I
am innocent Of this crime. that I am
paying the price Of n bad reputation.
had the best father and mother u
boy ever had, but ] was not a good
son TO them. ! went the wrong way.
Tell the boys on tho east side. the
boys I know. there are hundreds OF
them-the boys who 20 around rails
ing-wcll. you know what I mean,
tell them about tho mistakes I made.
which ] could have avoided X l had
done the right thing. Let them know
that the synagogue Is their best home
and God their best friend.
'They may think they are getting
away with Il: they may think they
are too strong. too well protected to
DO reached. They may think thoy
have the backing which puts them
above the law. but they are making
the mistake OF their lives. as made
the mistake for which I am paying
my life. When the showdown comes
and they are accused OF something
they never did. all this other life will
he brought up against them and they
will have to pay. Just AZ ! am. for
something they never did"
3eidenshner followed with . tribute
to the goodness Of his parents and
their loyalty to him through the sor-
row and disgrace he had brought
upon them.
Horowits tried to speak and then
sat down, covering his face with his
hands. He reached out and grasped
DR.. Qoidstein's hand after . moment
and murmursd: There 10 nothing
moro to say"
The sentiment about the prison Is
all for the gunner. and there Ia a
well defined belief that they may not
go to their death on Monday, despite
the rapid completion Of preparations.
RePRiEvE OF ONE MIGHT MEAN
DELAY FOR ALL.
In explanation Of this belief, II 10
said that II Warden Clancy Ia con-
WINGED that developments In "Daso
Franks" case Justify q hope Of his
escaping execution. no will not take
the mon to the chair until the last Of
next week. Tho law makes It OPP
tional with him on what day Of the
week they die. and 1t II believed that
II no postponed "Dago Franks exc.
cution he would postpone the others.
The only visitors to the condemned
mon up to 2 o'clock this afternoon
were the chaplains Of the prison. DIR.
Goldstein. Rev. DIR. Lee and Father
Cashin. Although 'Dago Frank" has
deserted DIR. Lees religion and en-
braced the Catholic faith. he assured
DIR. Leo to-day that he thought an
much Of him as ever and asked him
to read the Lords Prayer.
'Gyp the Blood" was the most talk
alive OF the four to-day. One OF his
remarks to DR. Lee was: Our POSI-
hasa oh hot -.
known by the company he keeps. but
by the company no keeps out Of"
The clergyman said he didn't know
what "Gyp" meant. but "Gyp" ap-
pearod to think he had made quite
philosophical observation,