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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-17
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-17

:. HISTORY OF IHE COMM OF 1871.
History of the Commune of 1871
! Translated from the French of LISA garay
by Eleanor Marx Aveling, New York
International Publishing Co. p is
History of the Commune Of 1871. >
! translated from the French of Lissagaray
| by Eleanor Marx Aveling, is a well writ
| ten volume of history, dealing with one OF
! those political commissions which have SC
| frequently shook France to its founda-
| lions. , -
The translator has performed the diff
! cult art Of preserving the peculiar cpl
grammatic and pointed style of all French
| prose. and of which Lissagaray appears
| to be master.
The descriptive art of the author never
lags from the opening to the closing
| chapter of this book Of extraordinary
! happenings.
The Commune of 1871 was the culnina-
! ton of French weakness and imbecility--
the elimination of criminal torpor that
rested upon those in authority, and which
| followed swiftly upon the heels of tbs
prostration of the French by the wonder
. full armies under that prince of military
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-17

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-17

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world that the color of the skin is no
evidence OF lack of any of the quail
ties that are conceded to be manly.
any more than that the lack of color
is evidence OF their inherent posses
sion.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07

Sn bieiem Mugenblide ert6nter
Sdritte sbinter ibr auf ben 5lieier
Der SaQe =
@lice panbte ii6 Inn = Sir 60
iuarb mar es, Ser lie iu6te.
ygiit Gu bier meme tbeurt
glice?" fraete er lallt.
@as mar es, baB Die Wai6llimt
untuiafiirli6 eridiitterte uno ~sitteru
HEB?
Cir gbporb granSon iab Tie unf
fam olf lie SIT.
User mar bieie Sroit2" frogte lt
= nbieie Sroit, pelfe mid perlad).
te, als i6 mid bte 2abp bon Bran.
bpr,Snn, oils ib mid Seine 8attir
nonnte?"
Ser 9oronct blidte iid Inn. pGh.
reno iif iein @eiid]t peroiiiterte.
Son 9erjenigcn, bon pelder Ilice
ipraf, NOR nifts mebr su ieben =
nSrafcit Oh cine frenOe Srolt bier
I'M Earfe?" frogte er.
Cine Sremhe fam lie nidt fem.
G0marb, oenn lie ertllrte, Die Saor
ncn 9ranbon-Saa 81 iein!"
Blade Cir borllm feline Gorge.
n,eine lie6e Slice, periufte Sir 60
naro nun feline Semablin 81 be-
ru1igen.
sllice ii6ertpono bie q~ltdlenber
5ragcn uno 3weifel uno siuaug iid
5t foltcr Glibe.
ng9er mar bieie Srol?" frugte liz
mir, mGbrenb lie NIT ihrem 8emabI
nod Ser Solle silriidi6ritt,
rs lit Better, menn Su lie ME mie'
oerliebit, Nliice! Sd abnte nidt.
.bdb lie bier iein miirbe."
n@ser lit lie? @er lit bieie Srai?"
frogte alice.
sd abnte a,ld) nidt, baB Gu ieti
nod ollein Die Saue perloiien mir.
beIt, meme Sbeure", iubr Sir 60
uoro @ranOon fort, obne Die Sra9e
ieirer 8emablin 5u be~ontiporten.
slicc fiiblte, oab er ibr feline Int.
mort geben noqte. sic peritummte.
lie frdgte nidt mebr. Ser 8eim
zines pafienoen MiBtrorens mar in
lire orgloie Scele gclegt, lie fiiblte
baB in ibrcr 9tGbc etnos porging
Nos ibr Slid 81 ultergraben inl Se'
grille mar.
GoparO batte Dor ibr elm 8ebeim.
nib! @ia iolte iie Den 3uiummen'
bang, ipie ioate lie cine grflarlnq
fir bas @eidrbene fin0en? Shpr
einmol bate Tie i'm gebeten, ibr
Niles 81 logel - er ipar ibr ultsge'
miden - nod)bem err audi beute lire
6roge mbeontmortet gelaiien bate.
perifntGbie lie es, lie ned eiumal
eus5uipreden, uno Elm gebeilner
Gram id)lid ii6 in lire Seele eiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07

81 fiirdlten. Seine unriibig uno
mbeimli9 lobernoen @lide perrie. ,
tGen Oos. gS nar, oils erfabte i'm
beim pl0blihen @nblif Soe's elm
finiteres Gntieben. j.,
limo bod, mas fiinnterte i'm Ser
ornle MenidL Der in. Dem @eipiibt
Sonbon's eIeno iein 2eben f~riltete,
Der Niemonbem etipos 5li 9eioe tbat,
Der, ipie es idieu, leiie @orte Dor iidll
Binmltrmelte uno oeiien bleide 3iige
leine Notb perrietben?
Irmano uno Irabela abnten un0
bemerften niht, mas in Dem Snllern
oes &apitdns in oieiem glueenblida
porging, pabreno er st i6nen bin.
iiberidielte - tie iprafen balblallt
eifrig NIT chamber.
Irmonb >lGhelte 5ltm erIten Wale
lett LANCER 3eit gliidli6 = sic leiie
Mclanfolie, Die i'm ionIt umgob,
id)ien bon ibm gepihen 5t fem =
ser @iniluB Der 9iebe ma6te iifl
geltenO unb erbob ben nnerrneBlidIl
reiben grben ser 9iamanten oes'
@rofen ct. 8ermain aus -isiner
triiben Stimm1mg, aus ieinem 5lt.
riidboltenoen grnit, aus ieiuer eigers
tbiimlifen @erGnDerung, tpelfe
Geiar bon Colbert ser 8r1fin 2eo-
more 81 erflaren periuht bate. gr
iab nift Sen armen Soc bort oriiben
ON llferpfabl, er baite MIR SSSntereIie
fir IrabeQa lnlO hire @orte, feline
Iiiaen binaen init ieligem Ius6rude
OIL ibr, mr. an ibr.
Geior idJien INN ieoen YreiS cine
@etuiBbeit erlangen al moQen.
@r itnnO auf. Gs iGien i'm et-
mas am liter lebbaft 5u intereiliren,
unb er Itieg aus Dem 9oote an 6as
Sallb, I'M es iif genai,er an5uieben,
has ben beioen, mn nit ii6 belfGf4
tieten Siebenoen nift a%uffiel.
Gas 8elid)t oeS 4apitdns perrietJ
feline %irnere slufregung, perrietb Die
urgebcure @idtiefeit Ger @ntidei.
hlmg, melhe err iif I'M ieben Treis
peridJaifen mollte. Wan bec6aftete
i'm bon Ger 8onoel aus ni6t. gr
giilg 81 Den Motroien, melde Die
Sollen ~nisllloen, un0 rihtete einige
Sragcn on lie.
Sn bieiem Iugenblide ifien Soc
olif ben Mamn NIT Dem ihwor5bGrti'
gen, bon ser Come gebrGunten 8e.
iidlte, nit Den bunfeln gltgen .aufs
merflam 5u perben. Gr itarrtt
regrmgslos Si Dem &apitGn BIN. GS
iuar, als iiberfam i'm cine namenloie
Sl,rdt. Gr riibrte fem 8lieo, Dodf
feline 3iige perrietben, mas IN ibm
porgilg.
Ga iielen bie 9life GEARS auf i'm
Elm uno es mar, ais penn lie ibm
l1bmten. Man iagt, baB Die
Shlange ibr Spfer burh ibren 9lid
be5olGere llnb alf ole Steue bonle,
= es lit Die S%obeSan9it, luelde oieien
Soltber ouf boS arnle Spfer mlsiibt.
Soc idiel bon bieiem id)alterlidem
Soliber befangen 81 iein. Gr bate
niht Die Strait, iidl tlar 81 MAIDEN
mos ibm beporitono, mas er fiird)-
tete. MGR iit ibm n1berte = fem
@eiit NOR llmnadtet uno MIR Elm ina
itinftiges 8efiibl ourd5rdte i'm.
Geior bon Colbert nahm eini9e
@eloitiide ans ieiner @6rie ilib
nGbcrte lid Dem arnlen iungen
@enidcrt, INN ie inn 5n reiden.
Sod in bemielben Nllsenblide
idien Soc bon Dem 3ailber erloit sur
iein. Mit einigen pirrer, faum Der.
iiGnbliGcn @orten iprang er aI
Geiar bon Colbert poriiber rro. Die
9liigen Gllgitlib Su ibm surildpen.
Demo, entilOb er.
Gortiebung foIat.)s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07
s ii n unO ii II rs g It e 8
Gapitel.
gin Der grpNcn Shcmiebri:de.

9alo nad] ieiner s(nfunit in Teil
ct. @ermain batte IrmanO in sc.
gleitung ieines Sbeims 9rano-Saa
aufgeiubt uno grabela wieoerge-
Ieben.
Sie iurge MtiB Brandon trrlg IN
ibrem Screen cine grobe 3uneigung
iiir Irmaub. unb mGbrenb ser
nGd)lten 3eit tauidlten oober Die
Ndhbarn ofters ibre 9eild)e aus.
2eoncre mar nit Der @abl ibres
Sobnes, nelfe lie l1nait fnnnte, ein-
%peritnnoell, ardl Sir Gomarb 9ran-
CON bate I'M Stiaen ieine 3ultim-
ming ertbeilt, ba er 0ie Siebe ieiner
Sdmeiter 81 Gem iungen Grafen
mrbl bcmerft bntte.
In einem ihonen, hellen Sriib.
lingstoge traien Ole SiebenOen lid) in
Dem Garfe. Geiar bon Colbert be.
funo iid) bel IrmonO, ais ibnen ouf
eincm ifattigen, bon iriidem @riin
rmrahmten @e1e Irabella entgegem-
tam bie einen StrouB iriider @alo.
peilden in ser San0 bate.
guf Ser ilgenolidjen Griheinung
Ger lcidt errotbenoen MiB BRANDON
lag Ger buitigc Saild) Der Mnmutb.
Sic idien Die Gininmfeit auigeiild)t
81 babeu, I'M ibren 0%tGbdentr1lt.
men nohSubdngen, un0 nm ploslihl
job iie Tenienigen Dor iid, bel Dem
lire 9ebunfen gepeilt batten.
Gin lcidter, Sierlifer SUIT
idmiidte Dos ifone, polle SOAR Ira.
beaa'S, Elm better llebermuri fiel bon
i6ren Sdultern berab uno Elm bun.
feleriincs &leio umifIob lire
idllanfe 8eltolt.
Gciar bon Colbert, Ser ioeben nit
Irmano elm bolblulteS @elpriid) &c
fiibrt bate, benitte nod flir5er 3eit
cine 8elegenbeit suriid5ubleiben. nm
ole llnterbaltlmg Ser beioen 2ieben-
oeH nihi 81 itoren.
Mrmnnb lab, obglei6 ibm bieie
@egegHung einen Ser5enspunid er.
erfiiate. beoriidt unb fait ibpermii.
tbig aus.
ySalt mill es mir iheinen, 8raf
Irmanb, oils iei Sbnen bie Srenmmg
bon Dem &riegsleben briiben fbmer
seporben", iagte Irabella nit einem
slnfllige bon S6molen, lid babe be-
merit, Dob Sic ean5 uto gar Sbre
Seiterfeit perloren babe, bas lit i'm
@runoe genommen elm i6le6tes
3eusniB fir uns!"
,Sie tbun mir ltnreft MiB Sra.
bella. > fonnten Sic in meinem
Snnern leien, Sic wiirben Gles Der.
iieben!" antmortete slrrnanb, uno
fem bon einem gebeimen Shmer5e
eriiiaies @eiiht ~beitGtigte Die @orte
Mrabela'S.
.Sas lit es, bas Sic bebriidt,
@raf Irmanb9" fraste bieie tbeilneb.
menb. .0arf id es wiiien?"
.gs lit ni6ts, i6 mub es Der.
i1endea. Gs lit cine @npanbluna,
bic id befGmpfen muB. llnb in
Sbrer Mabe iiible id MIDI ia 10 sliid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07

fabrteiififfen IN MnIprild genom-
men, pclfe majeitatiih an ibnell por-
ilberfllbrcn lll,o Der Miinoutg ser
Stemie unb Dem o%fienen Weere ent-
gegeniteilerten.
SllS lie iif Ser Sta6t nGberten,
itiea ailf ser red)ten Seite Dor Der
aroBen 2onoon-9riid Der gepoltige
9Gu beS Conner nit ieiten bier
Sbiirmcn Dor ibnen allf. Mrabeaa
Ino Irnlano iaben in pertrmllidem
@eiprG6e in Dem einen Cube oes
@ootes, Geior bon Colbert bate ct.
mos entfernt BON ibnen altf Dem
anOern Elab genontmen.
Illf ser Bride unO unten an Ser
lelhen berriGte elm buntes 2eben uno
Sreiben. Mnn pollte bier eiten
Iugenblif anlegen mo Ben Watro-
len cine fur5e Hoit 9onncn. Sas
Boot rGberte iid) besbnlb Dem ltfer
unb fono bier cine ireie Stelle, bon
peld)er aus man Die bon ulten SGit-
fern uno Spei6ern eingefaBte llfer-
itrabe iiberieben tonnte. 9elaoene
&agen, Irbeiter, SeeIelte eilten bin
nno her lrno Der Inblid beS regeu
@erfebrs gcipdbrte cine in ieoem
Iugenblide neie 3erItreurng.
Ga ploblib erblidte Geiar bon
Colbert gari5 IN Der HGbe am llfer
einen Menifen, Der feline gluimerf.
lamfeit 10 in Iniprud) nabm, baB er
iniuerpnubt alf benielben binItarrte.
gn cinel munnsboben 0tden Yfabl
gelebnt, bercn piele iid am ltier ellt-
lang IN gemiiien 3wiifenrGumen be-
faiibcrt, UNI ole Saue ser a~nlegenoen
Shiffe f~elt5ubalten, itanb elm irtitger
Menld) itn0 iab trdumeriif iinneno
Der Irbeit Ginger Watroien 5lt,
melfe gaIen aus einem Sabr5euge
on oaS liter i6aiiten.
Ger jllnge Meni6 mar 1rmli6 an.
ge5oaen uno lab aus, als lebe er bon
Der 8i~ttmiitbigfeit uno MilotbGtig-
felt Inberer. Scin @eiid)t bate cine
%franfbafte Sorbe mo feline Iltgen
perrietben Stumpfiinn. Gs mar bas
Silo meni6liden Glenbs uno ierler
&crfommenbeit. peld)er Ser Menif
l,nrett6ar periGat, wenn ibm ORD
rrng, Irbeit uno 2ebensmittel
feblelt.
slber trot oieier Serfommenbeit
fonnte Elm aufmerfiamer 9eoba6ter
in Dem 8eiidte bes iungen WoniteS
biibidle, feline 3iige berouSerfennert
uno finben, onB er nid)t IN oiele &lei.
eltng un0 in Oiele %llmgebung binge-
bore.
GS mar Soc, ser arnte Soc, ser in
Dem 8epo9e Der ulgebellren Stoot
elm armleliges Seben iiihrte, ieitoem
CT Den Softer IoamS perloren botte.
gr muBte i'm alld nidt 81 iud,en,
oenn er bate pergeiien, Dob oerielbe
eigentlih Sbirlep bieB uno in Sra.
oesenb brnltBen am IusilrlIIe ser
Sbemlc pobnte.
Ils Geiar BON Colbert Sen iinneno
naitebenben Soc erblifte, 5rdte es
milo IN leiuen Iligen altf uno lein
6eiidlt nobm fir einen Iltgelblid Die
Micne iprahloIer lleberrai6ung an.
Sod, idieli er feline beItimmte lleber-
Seugung erlangt 81 baben, nod i6ien
Ger 3peifel, Die llngepiBbeit i'm SIR
erfiinen. -
Gam mari err einen glid ieitpGrts
off Irmano uno IrabeQa itno oic
Matroicn, ais molte er priiien, Oh err
diif ~nnbeobad)tet mar, ltno crit ais
CT bieie @epiBbeit erlonet batte. iab
er BON Hellem nod Dem blei6en
armieligen Menid)en bin, Der sic
Wotroien unb Irbeiter Inn lire Or.
belt su beneioen bate.
Selar bon Colbert idien i'm sl
%fennen, ia, nod mebr: err idien i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07
Miibe nnb Notb Dem 2pbe ent.

nGas aIio lit es", mllrmelte sic
olte &enaroe, yoann mogen mir
mei1e @eoanfelt p%ergeben 1eiu 8em
Cine Den jiingen Serrn @rdieit lieb
geBabt bat bon fleinauf penn gple.
fif aui bas @ieberieben 4efreitt bat,
oonn bin ih eS. Stun mill if) audi
nnierer beiligen Sungirait redt bon
Ser5en bafiir banfen, bob niler
lieber grmonb mieOer bier lit nno
frob uuo gliidlid barber ieinl"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-06
Cheap Sleeping ouarters.

"a new graft has been discovered in
Sedalia. says one of the papers at that
place. Every night for some time past
the mems waiting room at the NTissonri
Pacific station has been crowded with
men sleeping in the seats. When asked
their business there by station attend
ants. they invariably reSurrected tickets
70 some nearby town and said that they
were waiting for trains. \ few DAYS ago
about fifty of these regular boarders an
piled to the ticket office to have their
tickets redeemed. The agent then got
next 70 the fact that the tickets were mr..
chased for the sole purpose of bunkiDr in
warm room. kansas City journal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-06
Measuring.

Barber-Poor Jim has been sent TO an
insane asylum through broodin' over dull
business. He and me has worked side by
side for years. We both brooded a good
deal. No money in this business now.
Nictim-W What's the matter with II?
Barber-Prices too low. Unless a GUS
toner takes shampoo or something. il
doesn't pay to shave or haircut Poor
Jim! | caught him trying to cut Gus
toners throat because he refused Il sham
poo, and so had to have the poor fellow
locked up. Makes me very melancholy
Sometimes / feel sorry | didn't let him
slash all he wanted to. 1t might have
saved his reason. Shampoo. sir?"
Yes Glasgow Evening Times
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-06
A JUVENILE ToRREADoR.
He Made Gallant Use of Cape When Bull
Charged Him.

There was an accident yesterday short
" after the close of a novillada at the
Plaza Mexico that came near resulting
m the death of a few young hopefuls
who took it into their heads that they
would like to join in the national sport.
Shortly after the crowd left the ring
half dozen young boys of ages ranging
from II to 10 years got down into the
bull ring to play bull fight. One of the
number thought the game was too slow.
50 while the ring attendants We're buss
about other work he entered the pen
where the bulls were confined and slyly
let one of them into the ring.
With a mad rush the big black bull
entered the ring. One of the little boys
had been using his plush linen cane for
capa IN his plays with the other boys
and he was near the door when the bull
entered. Although one of the Opposite
gates was open the bull made no effort
to get away, but rushed at the boy with
the cape.
There was but one thing for the boy to
do. and he did it. With all the knowl-
edge which he had gained by watching
the matadors in the ring he let the bull
charge the cape. But his arms were TOO
short and the bull struck him hard
blow. knocking the little fellow fully fiji.
~ feet and tearing his shoulder with
his horn. The angry bull then turned
Slis attention TO the red cane
When the other boys saw the bull
charging them they fed for the fence
and climbed to safety. where they
watched the bull tearing the cape. Final
ly it occurred to one of the older boys
that by all charging fer the huh he
might possibly be scared away from the
prostitute body of the injured lad. SO
with clubs and boards they drove the
bull from the ring. They gave their
attention to the bull none too quickly.
for he had tired of paving and stamping
the cape and was making for the boy.
When the doctors got in their work on
the little fellow. whose name is Angel
Morelos, they found that the wound was
the only thing OF consequence, and that
although the boy was senseless from the
blow there was nothing of a really dan.
gerous nature to fear from the accident
as the hurt was a flesh wound Mexican,
Herald
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-06
DIDN'T BELIEVE
That Coffee Was the Real Trouble.


Some people founder around and
take everything that's recommended to
them, but finally find out that coffee
is the real cause of their troubles. An
Oregon man says:
For % years | was troubled with
my stomach l was a steady coffee
drinker. but didn't suspect that as the
cause. l doctored with good doctors
and got no help; then | took almost
anything which some one else had
been cured with, but to no good. was
very bad last summer and could not
work at times.
ION December ., 1902, l was taken
so bad the Doctor eaid | could not live
over twenty-four hours at the most
and ! made all preparations to die. l
could hardly eat anything, everything
distressed me, and | was weak and
sick all over. When in that condition
coffee was abandoned and | was put
OF Postum; the change in my feelings
came quickly after the drink that was
poisoning me was removed.
THE pain and sickness fell away
from me and | begun to get well day
by day, so | stuck to it. until now |
am well and strong again. can eat
heartily, with no headache, heart trou-
BILE or the awful sickness of the old
coffee days. l drink all | wish of
Postum without any harm and enjoy it
immensely.
This seems like a wonderfully
strong story. but l would refer you
TO the First National Bank, the Trust
Banking Co. or any merchant of
Grants Pass, Ore. in regard to my
standing and | will sepd sworn
statement of this II you wish. You can
also use my name" Name given by
Postum Co.. Battle Greek. Mich.
Still there are many who persistent
~ fool themselves by saying Coffee
don't hurt me-" -A ten days trial Of
Postum in its place VIII tell the truth
and many times save life.
There's a reason"
Look for the little book. The Road
to MELVILLE" in each pkg.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-06
THE wISHBoNE.
Its Importance Shewn in the Turning of
Birds in Flight.

Birds in Flight.
AT the last meeting of the Bos on
Scientific society, c. J. Maynard, an "a
thority on birds. spoke of what proved
20 be very timely topic, WHY there IS
Il Wishbone." TO begin with. the speak
er deplored the lack of knowledge that
exists regarding the structure of the
birds, iG,ernally. For example," said
he. I'll is doubtful if FIVE men in the
United States know much about the
anatomy of the common robin. The or
nithologists know all about external
characters. the color, arrangement and
humber of the feathers, methods of
fight, habits and the like, but exceeding
IL little about the interiors of the birds
they study" Considerations have been
made largely by eXternals, when study
OF the anatomy must be very important
part of the subject. He had himself be-
gun with the anatomy, and more dian
twenty years ago, in some of his public;l-
lions. he dared to separate the owls from
hawks. They have been placed in the
same order, and have so remained till
very recently. Now others have sep
arated them even more widely than Mr.
Maynard did so long ago. His deduc-
&Qns wsre from knowledge of the
The wishbone is called by scientists
the furcula. and is in reality the union Of
what are in man the two separate collar
ZONES. These in the birds receive the
brunt of the strokes of the wing thaf
turn the creature in its flight. Few real
ize the strength of stroke of the bird
wing. 1t is said that a swan has been
known to break mans leg by blow OF
It's wing, and in like manner the wing
beatings of the larger birds are danger
Gus if they strike the head or face. IL,
therefore. large bird is in the habit IT
making sudden turns to right or left III
it's flight it must be fitted with a wish
bone competent to withstand the great
strain Of the wing-streke on one side,
with no special action ON the other side.
M this reason we find in the eagle and
IKE birds of quickly turning flight Il
fnrcula that is Il perfect Roman arch,
widely at variance with the Gothic arch.
which is the shape of the wishbone of
our common fowls. The eagles furcula
is solid rounded arch. everywhere
equally strong, and not developing those
points of weakness that make our sport
of breaking he wishbone possible Bos-
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