The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-23
PARTISAN Police
HAVE ACORPS Of
TRAINED CANNES
Ess nIUAs xaa il Asss1.fls
1Dsg rsasAs = 90
Aaysns 1snaizg.
OUR. CAVALRY. BEET Or. All
Close Comparison Nads ~ Amor
ican Officer With Europssa
Standard.
,uR. CAVALRY. BEET Or ALL
Paris. Dec. 22.--Ths dsnGrza q
Paris at night have led to the 6rx1n-

Paris at night have led to the rr1an-
lsatsca OF a spec al night BRIGADE cf
lpol 90 Independent. IN soma regpocts.
cs tho rasulay force but c9aa
s.Fa. 6 inc ilors and members 81
trade arsanizat cas-. have oafaInea
tie approval Of the Government
ard the perfect Of police.
The night auxiliary force win
haze O uniform Of It's own, aad wiz
bs armed with revolvars and night
st tcks. Each man vii have pol.ee
dog taa ned to. pril down anyone
'runalng, and to hold Asn unti1 cail
ed Of BY tae policeman Thesa
dogs. largely bed ii BelglNtn are
1.-the. strong animels. and are oftea
4 crcsa between the wof and tllq
European sheep dog
II Ii q good deal oil 4 risk for taa
4 gat wayfarer = 3 Paris street =
run Cor 4 diEtaat cab He ! lisselT
10 be gtaitlsd hg oaa q these s5gsft
animals aarting cut ffan { dark
oracc aAd iespiag for him. Haezs
arrested bg ga stasn caii ef lie p
esssyAa a1 eas eea. asd
j : D y Z.
the rssulsr sarviee. has heccwa
tferafoin, "a itscif Ay a.
the night life Of the cap tai.
Ths scene Of the act ldent which
cost P-cfesserP ere Curie his lifa
ID to be renarsed as a permanent
memorial I'd the' disccre ager III r;l-
Z am II. Ger Q was knocked down
|ny q wagon snd XII leede as he was
Walking up the morrow old rue Dau-
ahlne, which leeds from the Point
Nauf 70 the To 'ea-ard 81 Gerasnn
IEt hos Eow been daeiesd "a tN
'thso1eh tho numerous unc'est nar-
'ow streets that eonvaree "a tae
opll.srn end of Die Prslt Napf ara
reate q new seuare wa.eh IS to De
ca led the Place Plerre-Cure. q.
The ancient chateau Of Elewyt,
once Ruben's Belgian country home,
is soon to be put up to public anc-
tion. This historical dnnsin was
entirely renovated ato't fl
years ago by the present
and the facade, the tos'er au
the principal building restored o
the original style. The large ha !
which ives the studio of the mestas
ontains a magnifio ent chimney
niece of the sixteenth eenturv r'
'orts are being made to peersu aae
the Government to purchase tie
property and make Il national
monument. The house nf Rp'
Antwerp was destroyea gpd
eeared that this splendid monn
nent of the great pa nte- viii sui
'er the same fate.
"The Ameri an eavalryu 0r
ne himsef and st himself,
cannot be composite of the mans
typed cavalryman of Europe"
Such is the conclusion Of Lieut.
Colonel Dickman. OF the United
States army, who has been touring
Europe with fellow officers to study
closely the European cavalry system.
Speak king of the grace of thee French
ava ryman, and pointing out how
different the Italian ho-seman Is
rom anybody else in Europe, hc
said 1.-THE cavalryman is the de-
yelopment and embodiment of the
conditions surrounding him--geo-
graphical. territorial and physical.
The Italian lighting the willy Arabs
in the sand p aims outside of Tripoli
found his long lance Ineffective
against the enemy. who chruched
down In holes in the sand. and with
his long rife picked on the advanc-
ing horsemen. So the Italian had to
get down from his horse and shoot
the Arab out of his hole"
Asked to compare the famous
Cossack and the American cowboy
Colonel Dickman continued: