The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-23

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lamps
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steem hin rs Climb or when his legs GET
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seasnr dns+aod ~ the usual racks thsre will
ho n.o+ 1ooIsnS davice into which tha rear
usbea, W. 90 +ha h;aycIa Ia pressed. II imrnedd.
sa on .a itsf ud nsrmis the rider to
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the rider can come back and open the lock
Mlgn nas KEY anu ms IL M danger az MIS-
toi,a h ain am, mi IN .be wheels
r,o Nor v,r,, ,o.,.,o+ura has nassed ,av
that malsas n q misdemeanor for any one to
d;V.o A0 ta,o ~ ~ vahicIa other than hicvcle
un pals constauG.eu are ,ndar +ba ,rmnres
saon +1a+ t the oSnhaIt strins laid IN soma of
t's ~ "sp , 49, tho Mood - .s,o ~
oxemene has hesun 70 have the courts de-
nide the naH as +hera are many istes
Between ao ts, and eyeiers over them.
A cro.ov ~ Ybe Century Road club
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90 T 1se Wmo auI total mi1eaee Of
sin les oseW y, reesa a - long rms Do
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nor hall, form of exarcise Neverthe-
less consider bicyee properly USED US one
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roes, 49, .hat sai+ M NJ effeots froro
hast ena s,s va" Ient rae1,iar bours and
never nsad tohsnco in spv form. The secret
20 hSs:s useu .opsoIo IL 80 So a,o,n+ e iS,
d5d e., ~ a. eant nf so1eotinr 1901
ssc1 at - handas haSs snI ,aTao
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Aus'taiia COMES 10 Ine iaone VAN .ne latese
enMs III LIE wheeling lale' pannooo Oh
$50
The cyclists of Greater New YORK are up in
aaAs against Iechiess dhu nes14sehl ui4Vers
OF trucks.
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straight while watching its father trying to
learn TO ride a bicycle. 8
$50
Your wife appears TO pe very much
attached to her bicycle. 9C!-Oh, then you
never saw her fall oH!-Yonkers Statesman.
The city authorities Of Buffalo have ap-
propriated $4,000 fer bicycle paths, and pro-
pose with that to build three miles OF roadway.
$50 .
BY decision OF the pennsylvania courts
and listen,'' before going over railroad cross
ing. -
50
From an English cycling paper the follow
ing: eve believe that something like $1,000
unsold American-make machines are at pres
emit in this country"
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Tom Linton, when he comes to. America In
September, will bring with him an electric
motor to pace him in some of his attempts
on the American record table.
Assist your machine when going over bad
help the steerer by throwing all your weight
on the back wheel and lifting the handles.
Directly the front wheel is out lean with
all the weight you can on the handle-bar and
out of the r1ut.. These movements rapidly per!
formed have saved many machine, from
smashing when the rider has suddenly come
upon a drain running across his road.
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Many cyclists complain that since taking
to wheeling thew have been troubled with
sore Threats particularly in warm weather,
which to them is quite unexplicable. To
average novice's trouble is plain-it is due
to his cycling in linen collar. In hot weather
the exertion of riding causes the beginner to
become very warm, with the result that his
collar becomes damp with perspiration. This
naturally produces it's after effect-a sore
throat.
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Long distance riding at moderate or
even comparatiyely slow pace forms one OF
tha verv finest cures for shortness of breath, %
says a physician who wheels '4This malady
nreVents the Iungs being exercised to their
fu11 canacitv Constant steady and easy ex-
erciso strengtbens and tones m the air cells
% that the humber of these available becomes
t III that the exercise IS not of a violent
a4,,ra ~ g. 10 cutie Tossih1e more harm than
.,o1d nav he done
sooo ni'' 0o
A nose ~ i,4erest tn cvol;sts invoIv;np the
,nastion of l;ahilitv in riding hetween Street
re;in,au +racLs 10 cited IN an exchange as
foI1ows. "a nerson riding befween the rails
~ sn electric street rai1way I11,on q bicycle
~ bn,a N Evsratt VIC Tos anoales Consol.
;5.t hau' EIec.r;c Raiiwav conI.any to he
nbarea.hIo With the d,tv If lonir;n9 out for
md md e to avoid daneer from cleo
LIZ aht ~ ~, a. t moment