It is 26-odd miles from Windsor Castle to London. Monarchs innumerable have made that trip, some in pride and gaiety, riding with their lords and dames; some cowering in tilting coaches; some in those gleaming glass chariots of later days, that neither stretch the legs nor bounce the rump. Last week, one F. T. Zuna, U. S. runner from Newark, N. J., made that journey on his two feet, finished second in the annual British marathon, won by S. Ferris, Briton.
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