Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
Bride COnfesses
Killing Physician

Continued from PaEo One
me. In, fact. don't know what hap
pened. I must have pulled the trigger,
for / saw him fall.
q" What have / doneP thought.
Did /. kill him? must haver' and i
hurried into the outer office.
'I saw the other women there run
ming to the street.
az followed them. walked and ran
around the block and paused in. front
of his house. / didn't know what to
do. Then I decided to run away and
I walked and ran for some time, until
, I eventually found myself In my room,
In the Breslln Hotel agein.
"Why / did it is long story. }
have known him ever succ / was a
little girl of three. We lived in the
same house on the lower East Side of
Manhattan. on Henry street.
INV father, Jacob w. Schaffcr. Of
tie Schaffer Tinware Company, be-
friended him. I always went to him
to treat me for little ailments. He wns
twenty years older than and l trusted
bin implicitly.
Eight years ago, when ] was twen-
" years old. had an attack OF grippe.
I went to him for treatment. He took
advantage of me by force. l was too
shocked and ashamed to tell my family.
and he still continued to be friend OF
the house. Later he took advantage OF
my guilty secret to have further rela-
tions with ME, lasting over period OF
| years.
FINALLY I broke away from him. ]
went to work as bookkeeper for firm
| In Manhattan and tried to forget.
Charles s. Raizen, n childhood sweet
heart, courted me assiduously. Finally,
without telling him Of my relations with
DR.. Glickstein, which seemed q horrid
nightmare, I consented to marry him.
Phoned Her Before Wedding
"My coming wedding, which was tc
! be big affair at tho Hotel Commo'
dore, was announced in the newspapers
/ was buying my trousseau when one
day DIR. Glickstein telephoned me.
"This message greatly disturbed me
He asked me to come over. But
couldn't think of anything so horrible
as that he was still going to try to de-
grade mo Cn the eve of my marriage
He called me several times, and
thought from what he said that hi
wanted to apologize and make some kint
of reparation.
$50 at last / yielded and went tt
see him. When | got into his private
Office he made improper remarks to me
and when | went TO go out he seizet
me, and in the struggle again he sought
| TO make me grant his wishes by force
= had the strength to resist him.
! "The terrible scene in his Office. the
! indignities / had suffered for years anC
the memory OF my GirlhoOd shame al
crowded into my mind and darkened il
on the dny of my wedding.
"Mr. Raizen and went to Atlantic
City in May. 1921. on our honeymoon
/ brooded and brooded over my affair
with Dr. Glickstein. 1t seemed to M
l had done a terrible injustice to III.
boyhood sweetheart by marrying hin
under the circumstances.
"On the second day at Atlantic Cit,
I could keep my terrible secret no long
er. / had mental breakdown and
told my husband everything.
'He was everything that was fin
and noble. He took me into his arm
and comfortcd me. He told me he for
gave and would forget it all. He prom
ised to protect me in the future. II
told me not to worry.
II had a terrible fear that DR.. Click
stein would pursue me and seek L
make me unfaithful to my husband.
DR.. Glickstein's widow was informe