Eureka Reporter | 1906-04-27 | Page 4 | Turning on His Heel

TURNING ON HIS HEEL gymnast cs of the novel s hero be yond common avlan s ab I 1 ty the other day I 1 v as reading a thrilling story and I 1 was informed that the he turned on his heel and walked away in other tales of a similar class I 1 found certain import ant characters went through a lar species ot did cult gymnastic without any apparent provocation pro location I 1 don t see chy they should do it for I 1 am inclined to think it Is a bome what annat ral p fhe hero referred to aa a baronet but I 1 ob served the these eroe v ere in the social calo the more they turn ed on their hela it a prince had been introduced he p would have developed into a sort of human As tar as mv reaches I 1 find that when birns tirns he turns on his toes I 1 aco I 1 do but then I 1 am a commonplace person but let an practical person ti turning on h u heel if ho has not had some months of hard ce at the exercise the chance arc that he will find himself eting on the ground and feeing voi much hurt london graphic