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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sn Colorado finb befanntIi9 i'm 5erbft
me6rere Srauen in bic 2egtsGatur gepdbGi
tporben. 9as paBt ben Mdnnern in Der
@eIebgebung aber burbaus ni9t, nenigz
items nt9t einem groBen S6eile ber1el6en,
unb tie f6etnen beI6lo1en 81 BADEN, tbre
tpetbli6en @pGleginnen 6inuus3uefeln, tnbsm
Iie in Der 9ebatte 0tnge berii6ren, pel9e
cine anftdnbige Srou ni9t gerne in @egenz
mart BON Mdnnern beiprt9t. 0ds 1T eine
&ob6eit! Menn bic 9erren in Colorado bic
Stouen rtAt BADEN po1ten, 10 Adtten 1e
ni9t fir ben entertainments 93ufab
itimmen fpIen. Sic BADEN ft3 bic <be
Iel6t gebunben unb miiRen iebt quite Mttene
gum. b01en Spiel MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
&ei5ettoe @rnberttm9 iiSSenti6er
Gnst6tScutnfr0tte.

@s giebt ni6ts Gei3enberes aGs Die Stabt
@tuttgart u1b Die beina6e bi9t ait ite gren=
Senoe Stabt Gannitatt nit i6ren l1mgebu1z
gen. Nt9t nur@unn1tdtt, ionoern au9Stutt=
CART 1T aber, pie man ieBt aus Der borttger
YreiIe sbes gtd6eren eriie6t, BON Der SD3tdlz
bempfratte BEL ben Sti9pablen gum tpirtz
tembergif9en Qanbtag am Is, Jebruar err
Dbert porben, pd6renb Der &abelmdter nun
npn elmer @roberung GdnnftatPs beri3tete
Sn Der II @inen 8e3irf fir it9 bilbenoer
Stabt Stutt9art batten 1t9 Bel Der 6duptz
pa6l am 1. Sebruar bic Stimmen auf biz
biirgerlt9>bemofratif9e, Die beutf9e, biz
cpnierpatipe unb Die 1oSialbemofratt 6e Par=
tel 8ertbeilt. Sci Der Stt9pa6l am Is
5ebr., Die n0t6ig purbe, neil BEL Der erfteu
@a6l &etner cine bole Mebr6eit er6telt, bdnz
bette es 1i6 I'm ben &dnbiDaten Der beutf9er
Bartet u1b ben Der So3ialbemotrdtte. 8on
25,O84 @a6l6ere9tigten Der Stabt Stutt=
CART ftimmten BEL Der Sti9pa6l 19,042
T5,51 8rpcenD ab; bdpon er6ielten S9rei=
rer Scarf &lDB, So5tdltft, 10,70O Sttmnner,
Ge9tsdntpalt DR.. Gt9. S9a4, beuti9e Parz
tel, 8178 Stimmen, ungiltig 164 Sttmmen,
Cont tpurbe &lob nit 1922 Sttmmer
Me6rbeit gepdbIt, mas Der &abelmaier nt9t
melbete.
Der GannTfatter Wabl6e5trf. beifebt aus
Sta0t linoO beramtG dnnftatt ,urb Der fo5talz
bemotrattf6e 8anbibat @la1er iiegte bort
ir Der @ti9ma6G bur9 feline 11eberma9t in
Der Stabt, nG6renb Die ldnbli9en Sttmmz
eeber feline Me6rbeiten fir i'm gaben.
SroB Der Menge Der SSnbuitriearbetter Bill
ben aber Die Sp3ta1bempfrdten fir if9 allein
tpeber in Stuttgart nod in Gannitatt Die
bo1e Mebrbeit, fonbern biefe purbe Bel Der
Stt9tDa6l nur 0esbalb BON tbnen erlangt,
tpetf Die borttgen Setter Der birgerlt9en 0ez
mofratie Dber 8olfspartei tbren 2euten gez
rotben 6atten, biesnal nit ben So5talbemo=
fraten gu itimmen.
SSn Der eriten @abl I'M 1. Sebruar, nobel
Die 9o3ialiiten Stuttgarts bereits ieben
ftimmfdbtgen ibrer Mannen auf6oten, er5telz
ten fe fir tbren &loB 7615 Stimmen. Mas
ffe Bel Der Stt9pd6l me6r er6ielten, fam bon
ben biirgerliGben Oemptraten. Oie1e batten
Bel Der Sti6na6l, in Der es 5ib nur UNI bic
3pet 6anbelte, nel9e Bel Der eriten Wabl
DerbGltntBmGBig an meiften @timmen err
1ielten, BLOB bic Mustpabl 3nii9en S9au
pon Der gemdBtgten beutf9en Bdrtei nnb
benz So3taloemotraten &lOB, unb ba 5ogen
fe ben QeBteren als bag in ibren Nugen rfleiz
mere uebel" bpr.
SIN beutf6en 0ei4sta9 fist bisiebt fein
@o3iaGbemotrat aus @iirttemberg. No6G
aber giebt es in %einigen tpiirttembergif9en
@tdbten fo3ialiftif6e Stabtodter.
Die 5pet So3ialbemotraten, Die BON nun
m i'm MISUNDERSTANDING bes tpitrttemz
bergif9en 2anbtags ftben, bdben es II in
Der 9anO, ft9 einen fe6r guten Namen gu
MAIDEN, tpenn ffe ndmIi3 benz guten getfpiele
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
@inH 1tnS lett

S6omas SSeffer3on 1T ni9t MIR Elm ndz
t~ipndler 6etltger, {onbern gang fpe5iea Der
6eiltqe uno @9ubpatrpn Der bemofratiI3 en
8ortei. Mm 4. MGrs 1901, olio por "a
sSabren trat Sefferfon bic prGiibentf9oft
an urb in feiner @ntrittsboti9aft berf::nz
bigte er bic folgenben etpig benfpiirotaen
@r1tnbIGBe
n@pariamfett in ben DffentGi9en Qlsz
qaben, ban1it bic Mrbeit bes Bottles 10 lei9t
nie mDgli9 beiteuert tperbe; ebrlt9s 8ez
3ablltnq aler S9ulben, unb 9%eiltg6altnag
6es Dffent1i9en 8ertrauens."
Der gongreB, nel9er am 4. Mdr3 na9
6aufe gegangen 1T, mar Elm bem%ofratii9er.
@ie aber fat ct bic 2ebren Sefferfon's be-
foGgt2
@r bat, pte fem repubGtfanif@er 9orz
gGnger, Die Musgaben nibt unter 1000 Milz
lipnen 8u balten %ber1tanben; CT bat ltG) Inn
bic Mabnungen unb @arnungen Des prd=
ftbenten, baB bic @elbberpfli9tu1gen bes
8unbes ebrlt9, pie es Sefferfon berz
langte, beaa6lt nerben miiBten, ni6t gez
fimmert; er bat bas Dffentli3e Ser
trauen ntGt geboben, fonbern e mebr
untergraben, als irgenb elmer ittner
@~orgGnger.
SefferTon! Sefferfon! Mus 1T aug
Oeiner 9emofratte getporben! @te emit
G6riitus bic @u6erer aus benz @orbofe bes
Sempels, fo bdtteft 9u 0isientgen aus
benz Capitol @afbtngtons pertrteben,
bic ben Namen Der 9emotratie geT3dnbet
unb auf bas 2anb unfdgIt@e @3ma3 GEE
bGuft baben.
SD LANCE in Der Democratic Der Geit
Sefferfpn's ni9t pteber lebenbig piro, 10
LANCE miro fte als Bartet feline &ole mebr
iptelen. Sas mOge ite fih Elm fir ale Nfale
gefagt iein laf1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sas lit nun biellet9t ettpas gu nett eegangen,
unb es 1T porgei9Gagen, bic 9orlage ba6in
ab5udnbern, baB etnmonatli6e rMeettngs"
nit 3tpeimonatlt9en PauTen g~eltattet tperz
ben. Oa mir in Gopt gountp bret &enn=
babnen baben, tpiirbe bas iiir bic 8eoirfniife
bes Iegitimen GennIports bDltg a1srei9en.
Sebenfals foQte Die 6umpbfeD'f9e @orlage
~bertporfen perben. Oas Mettsn anf ben
&%ennba6nen geltaltet itb 5u elmer nod
I9limmeren &erfIbrung, cl5 Die 6pielb0lz
len. 9ump6rep's 8ta tit Der SAMPLER"
WiM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Die unruben in Uem Orleans.

Ser &f apif9en ben metBen nno
ben f9tparaen @9tffsarbeitern bra9 beute
auf's Neue aug unb bas @rgebniB beIel6en
mar, baB flint @9par5e erf3ofen urb cine
groBe 3a6l Mnberer b%ertpunoet purDen, Die
I'M 6o1pttdl Nufnabme fanoen. S9tper
bertpunbet purbe a1t6 Der 3a9lmeiiter zines
brittI9en 9ampfer8, mas mod 81 Ter@
ptdelnnaen Mn[dR oeben biirfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
aemeHe @tnef1@e Mattoma10pmne.

Cslus benz gerIiner u@9alt".)
v1nfre 5lotte lit bernt9tet,
Wait ben Sruppen tits borbet,
9te Sapaner fteb'n bor Peting
Wetz9aizW /
MD9ten gerne aus Der Safe
S9lipfen, mar es au9 NIT Miib',
Menn mir insgefammt nur tpiiBten
@ei=9atzp :?
Slider fommt etn GROCER Selbberr,
Sber font Elm GROCER Mann,
Ser uns ntrb erretten, aber
Meiz9atztp anna
@elb berIdngen Die Sapaner,
0as 1T ntrtlt@ ntbt BON Strob
M09ten's gerne bergen, leiber
Wetz9atztp
Dunfel 1T bas 8u9 bes @9tdIaGs,
@roBer SDbbt fiinbe bas
8liib'n uns bod mod Siege, D6er
@etz9at@p a 8 2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
mag etne
6n1nSfNn1A

nod 10 praftiI9 ieirt, bann unb pn1tn nerbrennt fe fi9
bod bic Singer pber 96nbe am Giidentopf. So btIft
6ann S~aISanf's $eit5SaIbe tpnn6sr6or i9nea.
f1eronf bereit. gaIbauJS Seil=9albe 1T Elm Itninerial.
nltttcl, oeien @erfauf bonn ttneren gGertbe b~eiielbeu abs
DGngt. Sic Salbe pirb beIonberS empfohIe1 our Sets
Tletbten, &pie, @riubtOpf, alten @unben, S9uittmuns
BEN, Sroitbeuler, aufgejprnngeGen 9dnoen unb Sippen,
tpeben @n9enltbcrr, &rdbe, &ei6punben,. e%rfrorenen
Was mir b~eDauptel, f6nren mir betpetIen. User uns
~nlittelft @pitfarte barlm eriuGt benz iertben mir ftet
einntal eebrouft bat, Der MN niGt rtebr Dbte bic Solbe
iein un6 ldBt lib cine 25.Gentss ooer 50rGentssS9abteI
%fontrteu. S9reibt beute.
Geo. L. BaIdauf & Co.,
175h0e|nH NEiIxuauHxaa wis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Wenn man benz 53.@DngreB einer belOnz
beren Namen geben min, Iolte man tbn ben
3uder=@DngreB nennen. Ser 3udertruft
bat i'm big 5ulebt unter Der Subtel 9ebalz
ten, unb Die Mbfebung bes grtraaoues auf
3uder aus prGmien 3ablenben 2Gnbern err
fOlgretb berbtnbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Obglei@ Mafo6uTetts bic @iege Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 1T, bat ii3 bdfielbe
Bis babtn unb auGD iebt no3 tpieber getpeiz
CERT, it9 auf bas gefdbrIt4e Experiment
Der @rtbetlung bes augemetnen Stimmz
reAts an Die 6rauen einaulafen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

Sang pte mir geiagt BADEN! gtt6ter
Suleb bat gefunben, baB Das 9onorar bon
$127, 900, tpel@es 0r. @bptn 8alfer lt9
als Nbbofat Der @btcago, 9anOtQe &c 8inz
cernes 8abn bere9net bat, tein iibermdBiz
ges, fonbern pobl berbtent qelpeien fet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Qln5ei9en.
Die 0nrfc1tI0ttbe,

Ste 0nrtet1t0ttbe,
bic ~beliebteite ~tluftrirte ainiIieiI=3eitI9rif bat IDeben
eine1 Ieuet Sabrgang be9ouuen nno perbe1 &bOrnes
ments C9reis pro Sobr, fret ms Saus, $3.50 ~eHt9e9ea=
9e1Ou11et BON
KoeIIing & KIaupenbsch,
9euti6e 9ubDanolun9, 4 OF 8an0olpb=Str, Chicago.
Meu1t: SIN Sournaliit BON piel1aDriger @rfob=
W rurg i'll rebatttoneaer Arbeit, erfor0erli4en Sales
berett, fi] IN Der Notwithstanding eineS 8latte5 nigli0
at madden, iudt Stelu1g on elmer beutideu tdglmDea
oDer tDDdeutliden l3etturg in Chicago D0er III ~ arts.
g0reiIe: II So 81. Staots6eitunQ. 5rts, tulDbbalD
gu o]erfoufeu: 9te lpD9entli6e rgeotrice ppIt"
. (benti4). sat 5nii9en 200 nnb 500 sabIeaoe
AbDnne1te1; eiu8t9e be1ttI1e 3eitung I'M @puntD. Sin
fdbt9er Monn nit ltnterneDmul9s9eiit tann @elb nta=
@en. 9te Ofice 1T in %nnierenl Sei9dftsbonIe 9ele9en
unb re9met1 mir bic Gente in Nn5ei9en berauS. ger=
toufs=1ria9e: gnbere @ei9dfte perbimber1 es; tbr bic
nDtbtge NufmerfIamfeit 81 f%dDenfen. Brets $500, tbetl=
ipeiie 8aar, @eit auf LANCE 3eit. @egen nGberen Gin.
~aelbeitet aorelItrt: p. "A Sltnois Staats5eitung, @bis
cage, 81. 61Hd 4tpD
Ou b~erfoufen: Sine gut ein9eri6tete 160. gfers
- SJorut NIT 20 @tiid g~tinooieb uno anern SSarntzSts
bentar. Yreis $1,000. Ndberes BET
9ermann SpIIeTaun,
fpD13, 20, 27n13 9ilmer, Rliditot Co., @aib.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
@i1t ehrliMer M01t4t.

Geo. L. BaIdauf & Co..
Milwaukee, wis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THERE will not be a single voice
Of protest against the extension 0f
clemepey 70 Greig and Marshall,
the young political Offenders How
in the Queens hospital, The only
criticism that can be made ip the
premises is that the Government
has, as usual, stolen march On the
people, There was 10 public ipums-
ton that the release Of the prisoners
was under consideration, u Is nov
in order % take up other eases with
out much delay, A strong plea has
been made on behalf Of Can Wide
mann aud il should not be disre-
garded, W. H. Richard and G r.
Guliek both look 70 be wrecked
physically, John y, B9Wler's
friends are exerting themselves %
the utmost for him Major Seward
has influential petitioners for bis
liberty in the United States as well
as in Hawaii, Wileqx may not be
quite cured yet, but nearly all the
other HawaiiaDs might just as well
be at liberty as in prison u would
be a graceful, and polite act 70
transfer Liliuokalapi from the Hx-
ecudye Building 70 Washington
Place.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

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ple ypjggie ~ R2lpg.ftsty mn N ge,As
mn ~ c9gN min mn pea4z,s nun
~ p2GeS NJ RfyV MN n M M y
Rpi'le mn WpgN nm mn ggi5siN sa
nm ~ mn HYBpf, hiHlpi tHt.s glid,T,
nv ~ M Ri4l1b NJ M b4iijF piasfH IN
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beqG MI tie fsfqlH N mr. Wilitsg
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N Pyhjy Mil6F ~ Yil9,B IN sgs issG6d
y flygHyisfltay,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THE San Francisco idea that
Japanese laborers are reaching that
state from Hawaii discloses the fact
that California has failed utterly 70
note the ability Of Japan 10 furnish
toilers direct from the home supply
for the West Coast Of the United
States as well as for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THERE is not a great deal TO add
TO what was said in the Senate this
morning on the cable matter Sen
ator Brown made an able address
in advocacy Of the contract The
opposition Of Senator Hockipg
seemed very weak. u is strange
now there is within the grasp the
prize for which there has been
such a longing that objections Of
the character heard should be
urged Heretofore il has been 70
cable at any price" Now there
are practically demands for q ppr-
chase Of the privilege by capable
and willing company Here is q
chance for Hawaii TO lead, Let
her show she can Set Q good pace,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

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mn n gJeW eyF Nm hdtiiisss, bgt Ht1
wpeb N Nm IN M nuns, mn 6ttasits
mn fsy ~ compliment M b4iqHastof
m M RDDsYl4les N nm MeH Wtitif
ggif'BBis ale MN" mn M GtJitaiai,
"aIld mn igsifgHlsilis ne Bissiy Nh,
islleq mn mn IN nun, bit Nfefs n 6iys
improvement mt I Hlilt lBsiAt MN, "
HWbst ~ W. eld8Rilp
"f9g Wga MN g0gf H6g, WiisH
iilty pqft'aBl, ~ m mn Gsg,fs NJ M
ss9Stly Uis SsBls Hiis sia NJ tegEisf N,
tfgsh IN mn igsifgBieiits, ~ me,
tI9l mr., ta8W= isgilIH AbsBsts,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

Present growth Of steamer
traffic IN and out Of this port is
nothing compared TO the increase
that a cable and either the Nicar.
aqua or Panama canal will insure,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

Ir IS said that there are IN the
State Of Kansas twenty well-buili
towns without a single inhabitapt.
Saratoga, in that State, has a s3o,'
900 opera-house, large brick
hotel, a S2o, 900 schOol-house and q
number Of fine business houses,
and yet there is not a single soul 70
claim that city as his home. AZ
Fargo a herder and his family con
stitute the sole population Of what
was once an incorporated city,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

WE EXPECT that Congressman
Hilborn is sitting on cliff of the
California shore straining his eyes
through a glass, watching for the
wreck Of the Hawaiian Republic 70
drift that way and ready TO plunge
in and save some Of his friends
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

After the beach boulevard is nm
ished IT will be well to figure on a
drive around Diamond Head and
to improve the Punchbowl and
Tantalus roads.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THAT the British foreign Office
has conceded in the contention Of
Minister Hatch that Richard and
Walker are citizens Of this country
is a big feather in the cap Of Ia
waiian diplomacy. Up 10 date the
relations Of this Government and
Great Britain have been Of the
most satisfactory nature 70 the
former and in all likelihood 10 the
latter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

CuRBsroNE fnanciers are still
f-antically struggling TO twist into
a bad showing the clear and salts
factory comparative July statement
published by Minister Damon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THE various legislative commits
sions should do enough work IN va
cation to make the regular session
TO open in February a short one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

HHS"9f - foHos
A book of Mark Twain s that
S seldom mentioned Is The
5olden Age" 1t was written
d collaboration with Charles
Dudley Warner and is by
many regarded a. one OF the
very best works OF the Ian
guage. The play Of Col Sci
.ers in which the actor } ohn j. I
Raymond made such a great
success, was taken from The
Golden Age" Perhaps the
public has thought there was
little in the book besides Col .
Sellers. This il O great mis-
take. Col Sellers h. merely
one Of a score Of characters.
The real feature Is it, story Of
Washington life Half Of the
best sketches on lobbying and
the workings Of the depart
ments Of the government Of
the United States are crlbbed
from The Golden Age"
Mark Twain IL q living exam
plar Of the trulsm that few u
the good writers have any
business ability Ite became
a partner IN q big publishing
house and oil hands made
money Of bis work. The com
pany brought out the Grant
memoirs and thought j. bad a
diamond field With o free mill
ing gold quartz quarry % tie
side. The memoirs u Sherman
and Sheridan did not take a.
all and the company failed ia
the general wreck the elaips
were lodged against Marx
Twain and he was shQrD Ike o
sheep by machinery The per
manept financial Successes NJ
life are not o great many
This is probably because -
many Of them foil ~ fgyre
that there j. really such o thing
as o money market,
We have wheels " bVrp as
Chjmmie Faddep wQVd say,
by constant writing Rpd
pleading We b0ye e0pyjpeed tbe
Monarch people tbot We mDt
have more wheels aJld Qpr NJ
ders mDa be flied ~ fyjl ~ %
10 enable vs. - supply the de-
m0Dd GQr tbese eelebrated
wheels, We baye slwsys rgD
out yong betQre tbe Bezt mir
mept arrived apd il ~ eyeg
bard ~ eoDyjpee . prpspeqGye
buyer that We ~ PIT We "
sell tbe last sagple we baye
and jpdpce him " w9jt . few
day. tqr tbe arjyaI n Wme,
When peQple w9pt . NQpayeb
they wagt il b~d NUT baye|
il at 0Doe, AQw We mink wei
baye enough NJ MI kiBds t1|
earry ~ alQpg pgGj the next
shipment The manufacturers
eap Pot urn wjleels 0ut fast
enough - supply tIle deWagd
apd try ~ satisfy aIj sgeBts byI
sending them all y fW,
but they have beeded our
urgent demand md cent mr.
full order
We baye, besides . L9tf tbe
No. . and 10, ~, s9me s90,OOI
ladies wbeels wbieb W. have
been asked G9v ~ oftept
The raejDg fraterBity esg
nov inspect the merits NJ tbeI
Monarch - w. gaoiDg BlsebiBe,
We have two and We waBt MI
the b0ys ~ e0We IN and Lalk
about HeW, f0g kg9W WeI
have said 9uy S90,00 Monarch
was jDst % g9Qd as tbe bin
pHced Wheel, only D0t ~ finely
finished IL is just tle sawe
material, put t9getbey IN the
same o9refpI W9gBeG and viii
stand as wpcb stain agd wesr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

THAT act permitting importation
Of crude oil goes over TO theregular
session.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-08-12

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4 private letter recently received from England
comments on fashionable bicycling In that country.
II says
There are three fashionable centres for cycling IN
LONDON. one II Battersca Park. the others are the
Queens club. West K~nslng'on. and the Trafalsar
cub. Chelsea The founders ~ the Trnfalsar have
not aimed 70 establish popular cycling course.
They have preferred 10 give bicycling good name
By identifying with 1t extremely fashionable SET.
No professional races are allowed at this track.
The subscription Is five guincas. and the lists OF
members restricted with painstaking care.
Among n" riders this club the Earl OF
Mimic Lord Marcus Bcrcsfori. the Earl Of Essex.
Lord Aiwyn Compton tho Hon Cecl Gow,her. the
Hon. As-rnon Bourkc. and many others. Among
the ladies' who are constantly there are Wis
countess Coke. Lady Coicbrokc. Miss cavenlish
Bcntinck. Mrs. ". II Grenfeli Miss Henry Open
helm. Lady Min.o. Lady lawson. Lady DO Grey.
Lady Do TrafYori. Lady ;.urgan. Lady Rossyn.
Lady Norreys. Lady Cail and others. There IL
comfortable clubhouse. with reading. dressing and
luncheon rooms. and there tracks for learners
and FOR advanced riders. This club with ts select
membership II a sufficient proof that bicycling Is
not going out OF fashion. Indeed many OF the best
are expert bicycle riders and enthusiastic over the
sport, Sir william Cali was recently quoted IA say
without seeing a dozen bicycles or 20. Your host
offers you one. az matter OF course. and II YOU
cannot ride II you look like a fool
The respecting the decline OF cycling IN
England probably ne traced 10 the diminished
abundance at professional races Herne I'M and
elsewhere This lack Of interest In racing has been
noticeable In the recent contests in which \. J.
watson wen tho championship Of England at ono
mile and at five miles The Nationnl Cyclists Union,
by shutting out unlicensed riders from professional
races has undoubtedly damaged cycling as sport
with resources for drawing great crowds; This ac-
ton was rendered necessary by the trade connec-
lions OF many OF the unlicensed riders. but IT has
ma 'crIay Diminished public interest IN professional
hat, ciaI ling "A
is not popular II was: but as recreation for
IN. classes and the masses. for the rich and the
moor for fashionable danes and obscure bookkeep-
ers and worn-out clerks. II Is steadily increasing In
interest and prcstlge.