The Cotton Factory Times. — 1906-05-18 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

VIII., we h as he " removed " eix out of his seven Others, again, declare that Bluebeard was Dog Policezaen. omar, a French noble in the :Merovingian 'tima S. Triphyua, his wife. In an old Everyone is familiar with the important part which ;teeny it is said that frescoes have been the dog plays in the domestic economy trif Belgn Tiding incidents in the life of the Anything and everything which falls to the Part ''., sespond alm.t exactly with those of donkey or horse in other lands is done willing:l.Y '''' a s famous "ylock v. Ajntonio is in the well- cheerfully -v by these little creatures. But their tve as said to have by Pope Sextus V. In this caae, • duties, servants doci not stop with these ordinary . vere reversed. It was the Jew winch can be Performed by animals of no high' :11* of his flesh, and the Christian telligenoe. The Belgian dog has become a rn•rir tak"e it under the impossible nised member of the police force, end since his 0"i 1 upright judge. " Another into this field of action crime in the particular a' Id to Shakspere—" Arden • • • . motif a murder that had tricts which are patrolled by him is said to la,ex, similar circumstance., diminished two-thirds. That fact needs some etton in his novel, and planation. Ghent is not only pierced by canals 111,:t • both indebted to the is inueseunded by rich farina and land, as well ns : 1. The incident in luxuriant market and horticultural gardens. , L 'oung Marlow ?Ms. city does a large trade in flowers and bulbs. I" 'or an inn, is said dock loafers and floating population that shiPPl el to Goldsmith always brings are tempted to innumerable petl,a fact being Mr. thefts, while the extent of the gardens and fields, 5',,,, the isolation of name of the farms, make is extr"ll'.. difficult for the authorities to oope with them sirge handed. In the hope of checking crime and robbi';',. , the chief oommissioner of police obtained the an"A of dogs. He most carefully arranged every t.:THOD their training., which is done entirely by kind, and it is eatisteetory to know that any member of' yard, force would be instantly dismissed for striking, a,,,,,,,; ,tt.i. The methods used in training the dogs deman%, 0 utmost patience. Dummy figures are used, 51,0' 'r, nearly as possible to represent the thieves and '74 ' gerousi per.n, they may be likely to meet. is taught to seek, to attack, to seize, to hold, but out hurting seriously. The first position steP lee lace the dummy in auch a position that it 34 semble a man eeekirig to conceal himself. Tbe ,ei 1 understeuids that it is an enemy who. he and enters into this part of his lesson wit" lis but it is more difficult to teach him that 0 -it hurt him. The teacher lowers the ad selt and the dog learns that. althaigh he.i...'; • his prey, he must not allow his Pr‘niee eitisrer until the order is eiYeasee ee a living model ie uaed, and as„t"„,hosol "hoist danger, the person unmet s., er one who takes care of the dog. °es. ',rely affection. But at the same ,te first from showing too much ,r°'l Afterward Afterward the experinaent:;e sf the forces and in kit.' tee le is considered complete siss "be rest. The anienalLareteitor, seize their prey in e's-,;! W walls. eT. bo scale fees] etacles.