With such guides as these in hand, a wheelman can make delightful, safe, and speedy trips.
Our young readers would do well to secure copies of The Times supplement, and obtain these excellent maps.
The League of American Wheelmen has very generously decided to let the general public have the benefit of its road books, and they will put them on the market, we understand, as soon as they are published.
LETTERS FROM OUR YOUNG FRIENDS.
The Editor takes pleasure in acknowledging the pleasant letters received from Laura Van C. and Theodore S.
The Great Round World is always delighted to hear of any good books, and thanks Theodore for his recommendation of "In Mythland" and "Hans Brinker."
The Editor also wishes to thank Mr. Davis, of Bayonne, for his kind letter, and to tell him that if he will look at No. 3 of The Great Round World, page 46, he will find a fuller account of terminal buds, and the rings formed on trees.
It was hoped that the readers of The Great Round World would have remembered the previous article on the subject, and therefore the later one was not so explanatory.