The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
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ra'klng in Grand street toward her
mothers millinery shop yesterday after
noon when she was asked II she wanted
20 tell all she knew about the murder
and Louis Rosenberg's confession.
Il promised Louie that would tell the
vh.le truth whether ! was called as a
Vitnass or not" she said He told me
,o tell all knew lie said:
"'Now. grille. there's no chance OF me
escaping I'm ready for my punishment.
Is, f,erd my conscience. | don't want
-cu t1 tell any lies for me or about me.
Tel ruthing but the truth-whatever you
anow.
Tells of Death House Promise.
"Tuu was on the Sunday night before
Lou, vas executed. promised him !
would do just what he wanted. lie said
~'B, <er and Rose are responsible for
all 'r.s They put us where we are
.u is Gods TRUTH Mrs. Rosenberg
u.r, on. that Louis never fred a shot
That was what Whitley Lewis said
when he was in the chair, wasn't itY
: ,h- WIS reminded.
YES but that was true, too" she said
"Wfat Whitley said was the truth. He
and Louie were at the Metropole but they
didn't use their guns. only two OF the
bows shot Rosenthal."
Were they Gyp and FrankT'
yes Frank was there.
How many persons have you told
about the confesson?''
well, / went first to Rabbi Kopf'
stein and told him. That was the nigh
OF Iouie's funeral"
"uld he tell you to testify or to come
forward"
"No. pr. Kopfsteln didn't say anything
-, a. remember
what induced you to repeat the con
fession%'
81 was worried about having to testif,
again. | hoped that Mr.. Whitman would
let me off and | wouldn't have to tel
this Louie told me to tell the truth bu
was thinking OF the Beokers and wha
I, would mean 10 them. l didn't want t
hurt Lieut.. Becker. l haven't any hare
feelings against him. And l didn't wan
Mrs Becker TO suffer the way l have.
begged Not to He Called.
"when | heard from the District AT
torney's office that I would be called a
A witness | still hoped / could get of
begged them to do without me.
"Finally | went to Mrs. Boissevain.
rot 20 know her when | was looking TO
work People kept wanting me TO go oil
the stage or in the movies. but l wanted
20 I've quiet You don't know how har'
IT'S FOR A girl who gets IN a case like TIM
and who tries to be quiet and act Ike
lady
Mrs Ro sssvain has been good tn me
and through her 7 am going 10 open
millinery shop in Grand street maybe.
can Trim hat, fine and have got good idea
about designs and things. Well. Mrs
Bo.sscyain advised me that I must d.
whatever my conscience told me wa
right She said that telling the truth Wa
best In the end, and | relt sne was righ
have never spoken a word TO Mr., whit
man or To- his assistants. Mrs. Boissevai
is my COUNSEL and toll her only that
bah 20 appear I would do what Loui
wanted That's just the way II happened
"lr the Judge had let me go on yester
dap : aould have said that | promise
.uv rusba to tell the whole truth
"II anybody from the defence eve
srluu ch YOU about testimony
"E. hut man who said he was re
20 .f.u stoppod me on the street one day
a, -.Ns. ~ YOU testify against Becke
-ouH I've the Sprr!cst girl In this town
hu' q turned my back on him and wake
3va.
".. rusarberg walked on a few PAGES
-n.. .'...d Louie said scmethin
..... .. .. bout Lieut.. Becker. lie sa.
'n.f ag..r ;h' time they were all in tn
'co'. Hu4-. Mr. Becker and Louie an
'Nh .. and the rest, tnat Becker ker
ending notes 10 them giving them falls
hoUps