The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-18

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abandoned her Jt4t hefore tho wedding
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hun 4 present NJ Sim n Mas would take
Rssey "A hia hands. Mas took she money
married Rosey, and when tho ti6o was aone
h. and Rossy csme ~ America and settled
on Staten Island. wherc Mas som had an
ssu'c attack NJ Abandoning that with culti.
vl'.an hccame chronic,
t~'cc'tve Bill aullivan-w who llvea In NIL.
sar,sco when not circllne the giohe In
Nara wake to bring him hack onoe again
10 no lid folks ~ homo chased MaG
~ often for abandonment that Bili Ia M "
known ~ tho Milwaukee detective bureau
A. tho fletelhaum Squad. iaet week the
S1uad paus'd In New York 20 catch his
breath before deciding whether to continue
hi search for Max in Fiji or South Africa,
Just before arriving here Detective Bill
heard that Max has a brother Phil who
kNcr~ a little notion shop at Stapleton and
that perhaps Max might be among those
present at Phil's house. Bill thought
he would take a look anyway before re-
turning to Milwaukee by way Of Fiji. His
search came TO an end, for the time being.
AZ least, on Saturday night, when Max
entered his brothers shop and wac arrested
BY Detectives Mckay and Bowen OF the
Beach street police station, who took Max
to Headquarters in Manhattan.
Tie him to the third rail, suggested
Detective Bill, YEARLY, as he sank back in
a chair and wiped his brow. This morning
MAJ will be led to District Attorney Jerome's
office where the requisition formalities
will begin, after which Max for the 'steenth
time will be taken back to Rosey.
Max makes me tired, said Detective Bill
yesterday in deep disgust. an Wisconsin
abandonment is a felony, and so every
time Max cuts loose it's Sullivan, on your
way again The boss says that in his
sleep now. Away l go. and while I'm
chasing Max my days of keep piling UP.
Then when l bring him back and begin to
enjoy my vacation, word comes along that
Mrs. Tietelbaum has been abandoned again,
and it's on your way &c, for mine.
NO, I can tell you the exact number Of
times that Max has abandoned his wife,
al H.
Of the various Governors that have signed
requisition papers during Max's wander
ings is at home. At first Max used to make
short abandonment trips to buy goods.
Then when I'd go after him and bring him
back to Milwaukee, gratis, Rosey would
refuse to press the charge.
For a time | enjoyed the trips, except
when Max went over the same route twice.
called Max's attention to the monoto nv
Of going to, say, Ragweed. Mo. twice a
month. and asked him for heavens sake
to Pick out new spots each time. This last
time he got fresh and went to Australia,
which is out of my line, and just for that
III see that Mister Max is handed a package
when we get back to Milwaukee this trip.
He makes me sick.
'Whatll we do to him? Well lock him
up, Rosy or no Rosey. this time, and throw
the key away, that's what we'll do. / keep
q bundle of requisition papvIs for Max in
my mail box at the detective bureau all
signed by Gov. Davidson, but l need the
room and I'll burn the batch when | get
home"
Bill says that the Tietelbaums were on
the point of moving nearer to the Milwaukee
police headquarters not long ago so that
Mrs. Tietelbaum wouldn't have go far to
walk every time she was abandoned. When
they heard, however, that Bill was to be
nm thu Tlntn1ha,,p trh -
that Nax's three children, Benny, aged
IS; Beckie, aged 10, and Sarah, aged IL,
had to pass Bills house anyway on the
way to, school and could just drop in there
and tell Bill or his wife that they had been
abandoned again they decided not to move.
Max is abandoning but hat he doesn't
know what she soils, because the only sign
on the front is English Spoken Here
Lately continued Bill sadly, i've often
got nome al midnight from one of these
lra1decntinental trips after Max and the
next morning when I've just started to drive
through a Mate Of bacon and eggs the
kitchen door opens and there stands Benny
OF 2. We're abandoned! says Benny,
and our mamma says we should to come
IN here for lurch after school
Bill was as I'd if there was any truth
~ The story that MAY had inspired Kipling's
The Feet Of the Young Men" after the
ped!er during one Of his abandoning trips
% lndla mad met the author. The re-
porter quoted a part Of tho poem that runs
must go, go, z, away from here,
on the other side the world I'm overdue.
S'eni The road is clesr before you
When The old .prlnr ire, comes DER YOU
Ana the ned God calls 10 you,
Sounds like Max" said Bill thought
believe"
Bill was positive, however, that one of
MaSs parting scenes with Rosey was
dramatized by Joe Weber and used in
,rHigsledy- Piggledy " in a scene where
Willie Collier played the part of Mar. Bill
gave the particulars.
II seems that just before the piece wa
put on at the old Weber q Fields Max hadn't
abandoned his wife for almost three weeks
and Rosey was looking every day for the
inevitable to happen, especially as the time
was approaching to buy fall goods in Chi
cago' One night Max came home in a
gloomy state of mind and his scowl grew
parker when he saw that Rosey had fried
MS eggs on both sides when he had told her
positively that II she ever did that aglin he
would abandon her. He arose sadly from
ue table and began the lines that have
hnGe been made famous by Willie Collier.
,,Rosey,' began Max, darkly, Il am
gong away from here"
Oh, say not 80" pleaded his wife, weep
ing softly in her soup. tell me not that
you are going away"
Alas, my love-" murmured Max, II am