The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-10
BURGLAR eULLooc 10 RE
FORMED sv A KICK.

10 10 Ell,dr o. The Evening World:
havo hoen reading your accounts
OF the rare dogs and am awaiting
the coming Bench Show with much
interest 1 must confess souns SUR
prise Mt seeing no mention Of the
famous Burglar Bun. have one Of
those exceedingly rare and interest.
Ing species and 10 came Into my pos.
session In q very peculiar manner.
I was awakened one nieht by .
burglar In the house. Graspins a
heavy club I started for the dining
room and directly heard a low but
shrill whistle. heard the window
20 up In tho dining room and ran
out OF tho front door. AS I crossed
the threshold received . severe
whsck on my ie.t shin. reached
down quickly and grabbed q dog.
which Immediately began to whistle
like . small locomotive. held onto
his collar and policemen oame rlsh-
ing up from all directions. One Of
them nabbed the burglar. When
me burglar was brought up he gave
the dog . vicious kick and the Bull
emitted . whistle that sounded like
the swan song.
Since that time I have kept ne
dos. lie u the greatest watohdo6
one could wish for. fits snout 10
shaped like . police whistle and hts
tail is heavy a. . club. He both
whistles and rsps for policemen.
understand that tho breed In quito
common among the burglars. They
plant the dog outside the place they
are going to rob and n danger Is
near he whistles OF knocks the
pavement with his tail. Tho kick
that the burglar gave my dog turned
him sSains, his former master and
his kind. lie 10 now Arrayed on tho
side OF tho good people. I have
made application for spaoe FOR him
In the coming Bench Show.
CLINTON PETERS.
stamford. N. Y. Apru L
100000, THE PRINTING PRESS
PUP. GETS ALL THE NEWS.
NJ tho Editor a The Evening World:
I am surprised that no mention has
been made In Tho Evens~k World OF
Goosoo. my printing press pup. lie
is well known In nearly every news
paper otf,ce in tho city and Il Ii
strange that ho has not yet visited
The Evening World ONCE.
He IN the most wonderful dog IN
existence and can do almost any
thing except talk. Its appearance
Ia somewhat like that Of Q miniature
cylinder press. Hiss body oon sists
mainly of . number Of rollers. Ills
food. which consists Of printing inks.
10 digestsd by being rolled between
them. Instead Of barking like most
dogs. he makes q grinding noise
similar to . cylinder press In opera
ton.
Tho most wonderful thing about
him. however. 10 his mouth. Instead
Of teeth he has type. Just twenty.
six Of EN-, one for each letter Of the
alphabet. These arc only his milk
type. however. and when he grows
his permanent set he will undoubt-
sdiy have nunneral and punctuation
type - we'll. Instead Of . tongue no
has . small roller which keeps his
type we'll linked. The value Of an
Intelligent dog with such . mouth 10
inestimablA Being only . dog. he 10
free to 70 anywhere and he can SO
and hear all the news.
When he discovers anything Inter
esting no takes a piece Of copy paper
from behind his car and chews the
news on It He than PUSHES to the
nearest Newspaper ONCE and gives It
to the hrst reporter who . kind
enough to pat him on the head.
For this reason he In . great "a.
vorits with all Newspaper men and
they feed him on tho choicest inks
whenever he favors their edlos With
Q visit.
ALTON LADON CLARKE JR