The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-15

just ralu ~ without evidence secured In
the regular way.
to make the raid and he was going to
make nosenthal . present Of the 81 500
with which to cover whatsoever expense
1osenthal would incur. we'll he raided
the place, ordered the mortgage cam
celled. and thought that ended Il. after
that Becker and Rosentha! had several
meetings but could not fix the matter
up and the policeman continued IN sta
toned In tho house. Ro,cnthal was
growing desperate. he began threaten
Ing to tell what he knew Becker said
to me when I told him VIVA. heard
that he wasn't worried that he had al
ends covered.
1t was about this tame tina; Jack Zelig
was arrested on a charge Of carving
concealed weapons. some Of Zelig's
friends came and told me OF II and also
told me that there were soma nasty
rumors around associating my name IN
the jobbing OF Zelig. I protested my in
nocence and became alarmed and rush.
ed to telephone and called up Lieut..
Becker. and asked him about Il he said
he couldn't talk to me then but would
meet me later in the day A. the Union
Square Hotel which he did. and he told
me then that Il was . fact that Eslir
had been framed.
WANTED RosENTHAL SLAIN TO
CLOSE MOUTH.
explained to him the seriousness OF
the charge and or what danger II meant
to me. Well he said II you do Zelig a
favor will he do one In return; I told
him did not know Zelig as I had never
met him. well he said ma ont his
friends talk to them and tell them II
tney want 70 save xelag . themselves
tnat aosenthsl 10 the man that 10 stir
ring mp AL the trouble In u. Z. and
want MIN murdered.
FOR moment 1 uiont quite grasp MS
meaning: SAID 90 you mean 90 You
want Hehes friehds 10 go 10 MIN ana
| threaten MIN that ne J! ne oont STOP
going arter you they VIII peat MN up
why no ne sara peat up. wans nm
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.nss VIII ts MN n III. az
weht IuI,ner ne eaiu "y Duy WI
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go, ~ .rd ..ra th.m
Co. csrrvinv conosaied
V. sno
E,rs. ma, Harry WALTON and
prtdc'a vshher told them Of II all
"a ,hav asresd w,,h m. ,h.t a. FAR AZ
40 ,caarn.S 4, wa. .erIrus matter.
-. a. 5,nnar al tho Cafa Reaux
A., we . m" there teiephoned and located
,wo ~ Ze,,ps friends Lefty" Louie and
Wb,,ev thev came 70 the Beaux Arts
ard we told them of INV Innocence and
as nrno, NJ u Rridgsv maid $50 10 the
E,,niro sure,v % 10 release Zelip on
rail
W. warn.6 ,hem n, Reckers ,br,,,
70 frame everybody and begged them 10
stay off the streets and that the only
a. H.c..r ..,d no.snthal vouid ,mahs
.nr.,,er. ont ~ oth.r,. ana nj. n,urds ar
wnnid .ot a. a varning 40 anv future
n,..,.r. th. we az z.,ir WA. ~.
,ss..n On mona. ana met him for thu
r,r.t t,ms srnlsinea that I hn.v his
oa.s MA, a .Job" aIoo told MIN that 4,
wn. onIv the besinninr of a Iour cam
n.ion ~ framing bv Becksr 4 his
man unisss Rosenthal was murdered.
Zelig wouldn't have anything TO do 18th
n and besides he said he wouldn't have
anv difficultv proving his innocence AT
the trial a. ne had many witnesses
,o nrove his Innocence.
saw Becker and he asked me what I
haa accommodated 7 told him ev,ry-
thing was arranged. and the men were
ont on the lob. I also said that I hoped
for the present there would be no more
framing and ne said there wouldn't he.
ha kop+ asktn9 ms sverv day wal,
i.n,t that Job done vet2 .Gd thew
are on the lob. well what IL the trouble
a., that is nscsssarv A. co 20 light mn
20 -hars NE ia ana blazs nwav AZ hin,
IVA I.oy. IN. re.t IN me Nothing vii,
Sann.m to anvbodv th.t DOE. A. viii,
..rs cars ~ mat
"No,U 10 Tie r,.. ~ cpo.n
NOW 10 'He 1--WE ~ S"oNN
HIM." HE QUOTES BECKER.
7 said ALRIGHT in the nesn wh,ls tho
Tort caso came mn ana Zsilo was re-
,nanaad 20 the Tennis IN deranIt n,
"In nno pa,, and Rncler a, &C. ca,ns
800 soo Nc "a ha said NOV, =. en-. wv.
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