Official Bulletin and Scrap Book of the League of American Wheelmen, Vol 19, No 8

Articles in this issue

• White Mountain Tour of the N. Y. L. A. W.

  A day-by-day account of the New York L. A. W.'s annual five-day June auto tour through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont, led by tourmaster Chas. J. Obermayer with treasurer Wm. M. Frisbie and guest Abbot Bassett, taking in Bennington's battle monument, Franconia Notch and the Old Man of the Mountain, Crawford Notch, Lake Winnepesaukee, and the Mohawk Trail.
• Around Cape Cod.

  C. C. Ryder narrates a two-car wheelmen's tour of Cape Cod in mid-June with J. S. Hathaway, Quincy Kilby, C. W. Reed, F. J. Stark and J. Rush Green, running from Brookline through Falmouth and Woods Hole to Provincetown and back via Plymouth.
• Old-Timers to Race.

  Announces a Labor Day field day for veteran cyclists being arranged by E. S. Freeman, C. P. Floyd, F. G. Gibbs and Fred I. Perreault of Malden, inviting old-time racers to enter or help.
• MY FIRST MOUNT

  A humorous poem recounting the narrator's struggle to learn to ride a hired wooden boneshaker, steadying himself against a wooden clothes prop.
• Bicycle Tour Abroad.

  Ten Dartmouth College students, led by Prof. Georges Raffalevich of the French department, sail from Montreal on June 18 aboard the steamer Scotia for a bicycle tour of Bretagne, Normandy, the French battlefields, the Alps and Italy.