The Washington times., 1921-12-19
SLAYER OFFERS
To TAKE LIFE #
WIDOW SAYSSO
Mrs. Raizen, Rsmorssful, Places
Her Fate In Hands Of
"other Woman"

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Mrs. LII
Ian Raizen. for eight years the
love slave" of DR.. Abraham Click.
stein, whom she shot and killed q
week ago. feels remorse for her act
and has offered to commit suicide
II the dead physician's widow de-
Warden Honeck. of the Raymond
street Jail, where she is held. said
today she had told him she Is will.
ing to give her life in payment for
the one she took. Mrs. Raixen told
the warden that she now feels her
self free OF DR.. Glickstein's hypnotic
influence for the first time in eight
years.
Widow Defends Doctor.
Can a woman after many years OF
married life with q man, sharing
with him the intimacies. the compan-
ionship of man and wife, be assured
Of his faithfulness to her? Mrs. Alb
raham Glickstein, widow of the
murdered Brooklyn physician, yester.
day stated that she could. The con.
fession of Mrs. Lillian Schafer Raixen
that she shot and killed DIR. Click
stein because she betrayed her, the
dead mans widow branded a. abso-
lutely false.
Mrs. Raizen. she said, was far
from out of her mind. The killing of
the Brooklyn doctor resulted. Mrs.
Mrs. Raizen's infatuation for him
which he refused to reciprocate. She
said:
II have known Lillian for MANY
years. and can assuredly say that
she is not out of her mind. No. Shit
is one of the cleverest women ]
know. She knew what she wa
doing when she wrapped the revolvei
in her scarf. Also friends of my hus
band have told me that she hal
threatened his life over two yearh.
and that he was compelled to carry q
revolver about with him.
Says She Could Tell.
Don't you think that wife who
has lived twenty-three years with
man could tell IL he were untrue to
her? Especially when / have often
seen the doctor and Lillian together.
He never seemed to take any especial
notice of her, was never agitated In
her presence, and even told me once
when she sought to give him a 81 500
diamond ring, which he refused to
keep"
That DR.. Glickstein held in the
greatest adherence any physician or
surgeon who violated the trust I'm
posed by a patient, was the assertion
of his widow and number of his TO
mer medical associates. She said:
my husband once told me that
thought any doctor who would b.
tray a woman under his care was tn
lowest sort of dog and ought to b.
sent to Jail for twenty years. II
was always respectful in his treatmen
Of patients. He was always charitable
and more like a father than a
doctor.
Called Her Mother.
How this woman could bring
such charges against him, do not
know. She had been almost one OF
our family, and even called me
mother, even after her marriage. She
did send DIR. Glickstein silk shirts
at times and other presents; but he
only reprimanded her for spending
so much money on gifts to him.
Don't you believe that ! could have
iiscerned some flash Of the eye be-
TWEEN them, some flush of the cheek.
Or. strained tone, IL such things as
She states existed between then?"
Mrs. Guokstein yesterday said that
mad the. doctor ever evinced any de
sire to leave her to marry Mrs
Raizen she would gladly have given
him up. She pointed to the facts
hat the confessed slayer had had
presence of mind enough to wear q
sloye on the hand holding tina -.