Evening journal., 1921-12-16
HUSBAND Will
STAND BY Wife
Raizen Tells of His Brides
Confession to Him on
Their Honeymoon
SAYS HE HAD FREELY
FORGIVEN HER

iall. her huSnanoi SndiAco . Ae'' 80
toy manufactures, for the first
time told Of incidents in connection
with their marriage seven months
ago leading up to the shooting OF
the physician last Saturday evening
AT his office at 535 Bedford avenue
Brooklyn. -. T.
Raizen had called on his wife IN
the forenoon in the jail the hIs'
time he had spoken to her since sne
.,,rrenaered last Tuesday evening TO
Distr,ct Attorney Lewis in BROOKLYN
~ admitted that the sight OF ms
hride in a cell had affected him. ana
maj most of the time the coupie
were together they were IN tears
Relieve She Intended suicide
II do not believe my VIE Wehl ~
DR. Glickstein's home last Saturu"s
Win the intention OF killlns nun
he said. IL am convinced tnal sne
vent there TO kill herself IN n,s
,,rosenca as a punishment FOR poln
~ Them. she changed her mino,
he,teve when he invited her into ms
once. and really did not know WHAT
she was doing. -.
sr have one regret in connection
Nth This whole affair, and that IL
MAJ did not send a telegram TO
bor In Jacksonville last MONDAY
week the day before she started
nnknown TO me or any other mem
her Of our family. for this city
.T.Wian and were sweethearts
when she was about ten years oiu'
we were inseparabie When l grew
INFO vounr manhood we became en-
rared TO be married, but later, wheh
We considered the matter In broad
or light. we put our marriage OF ne
-roreo was not making enough
money TO support wife.
1--WE continued TO keep company
however. until about three years
ago" Raizen continued Then Tor
a reason which I was not able to
understand she told me her story
on our honeymoon last May. she
hroke off relations with me. II was
"a crushing blow when she sent Woru
10 me one day that she did not care
10 see me any more. / grieVed over
our parting until on my birthday
year ago I received a present from
her.
.I had IN the meantime accumu-
lated a comfortable fortune In my
business. and as soon as I got the
nresent went TO her home and
made up with her. She seemed
pleased 10 see me. she told me so
and 1t wasn't long until we renewed
our engagement. Then II was ar
ranged that we would be married
md have a big wedding party in the
Commodore Hotel on May 3.
Il was the happiest man in this
city on that day 7, was a day thai
had hoped for from my boyhood
and I know that my wife was
pleased too. I believe that tho old
love rekindled in her when her
mother died in my arms in their
home AT s14 Avenue W, Flatbush,
about three months before.
Lillian appeared to be gay that
night. but when we started for the
Breakers Hotel in Atlantic City on
our honeymoon. I noticed for the
hrst time that something was wor-
rying her She was depressed dur
ing the first two days Of our stay at
Atlantic City. and on each occasion
that asked her TO accompany me
on automobile rides TO places in the
vicinity she begged to be excused
saving that she didn't feel like GO
ing anywhere outside OF our apart.
ment
"On the night Of the second da.
LILLIAN broke into a NJ OF violen
weeping. and then she told me tn
story Of her relations for the pre-
ceding eight years with Or. Click
stein. told her that I had won
dered why DR. Glickstein did not ap
pear at our wedding in response q
the invitation which I knew she hal
sent to him and then she said tina
Dr. Glickstein was displeased at he
for marrying me.
"She told me that DR.. Giicksteir
when he heard OF the engagemer
which led 10 our marriage, tried {
induce her to break of with m,
She said he told her that was in /
health and that I could live but
few years. ] had only met DIR. Click
stein once since my boyhood, an
that was when I took my father {
him in Brooklyn for treatment.
Lillian told me also that whei
she severed our friendship thre.
years before. it was because Dr
Glickstein told her that she was IA
superior to me and that / would no
be able 10 provide for her in tn
manner in which a girl Of her talent
should live. He told her a lot NOR
truck like that Immediately befor,
our marriage, she said, and the
she told me Of her visit TO hi
office about three weeks before on
wedding. in response 10 telephon
message from DR.. Glickstein, as sh
was leaving her home 10 purchas
her trousseau.
She wept as though her hear
would break when she told me hol
Or. Glickstein attacked her that da.
and how she had to fight him OF
She said that she went to his offc
that day because she thought tina
he had come TO a realization OF tn
snormity OF the wrong ne had don
ner and was going to apologize TO he
tor his conduct in the past now tina
she was about TO be married.
Unhappy on Honeymoon.
We'll. our honeymoon was no-
miserable. I freely forgave her an
,1-ied to have her forget the past. bl
Ihe simply couldn't We returned
he home Of her father, Jacc
schaffer. in Flarbush, who was Il
same as a father to me. We had Il
ended TO take up housekeeping aft
he honeymoon, but Lillian was lis
rgu and hroodfnp all fhn time II