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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Seattle Italian
Captured a Wife
and 9 Prisoners

with two wounds. military
medal and a wife on M. way. Sa.
verio Broccoli. cf Seattle. Ia hack
TO ofr~n a cigar store lie enhstsd
tn the Italian army August \. 1915.
won the Madaslia Arxentt Nalorc
Medal Mihtare for capturing nine
Au~trians IN June. 1916. and tro
DAYS later vas IN hospital tho fe
suit of an Austrian grenade expso
sion
itp returned u the front In -
days. and a raachin~ gun pat him
oct Of commission. his discharge fol.
lowing in nine months he met Er-
minia Tenuia. his bpyhocsi sweet.
heart. In southern Itaiy. fell In love
with her again. married her, and
was prevented FROM bringing hrr
over ty immigration restrictions.
she will soon be on her way over.
Brpccoii says
Then ~cti settle down In Seattle
and be happy he concluded
The couple win live al 1919 .ist
ave. 4.
Rroccoli was employed at the RAJ
nicr Grand hotel before the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
New Malady IL
Reported Over
United States

NEW YORK. March is.--S,ases OF
sleSping sickness. the new fnslsdy.
which Is believed to he an aftermath
Of Influenza. are scattered over the
country. bve not in alarming mum.
beers, according to figures gathered
today by the United Press Twenty
one deaths have occurred More
than Ice acsfsai cases have been list
ed in II cities. but there are be-
lieved TO be many as yet unreported.
Cleveland and Springfield. III.
zach reported IS cases. New York
has 40. Chicaxo's number is IN
known. the health authorities not
making {, public.
Other points showing a "trace" OF
the maiady are fichfnonG. Va.
san Francisco. Fort worth. Calumet,
Mich. Minneapolis. Dcs Aoines. Los
Angeles. Lancaster. Ohio; Eoston.
Harrisburg. Albany and Pittsburg.
LONG BEACH Cal. March Is
six .year-old Dorothy Chapman, Of
Long Peach. Is CALIFORNIA; first vic.
time Of the sleeping sickness. She
died here after having slept most
Of the time for two weeks She
was entirely unconscious for the last
six days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
MENTAL HEALER
ASKS S26,500
CITY DAMAGES

ASKING sSs.see for aiAred mis-.
'tr~atment and arrest. Mrs. Elizabeth
Franklin. mental healer presented
"a dnmasx claim to the council at its
iirxt me~ting ~ the new year Mon.
day afternoon.
MRS. Franklin charges that she
MAS ~wrnarsuiiy. foreihiy. malicious
~ and untawfully. without warrant. =
taken from her home at FIRST and
fike on pccemh~r =. 1915. by two
rc'scemen that she was entered on
The books al the station a. a sdlsor-
drriy person". that she was not told
the nstnfe nf the CHARGES against
her. Was refused the right Of counsel
ar hail: thst she was taken 10 the
city HOSPITAL. and there forced TO
taxa blcod test.
She further charges that she was
kept tn room with $50 persons,
many suffering from CONTAGIOUS dis
eases. until February 20. 1919.
She declares that before her arrest
sf~ was raaking s. day over and
above her living expenses as = men.
tAt hceser. and from the sale Of her
hair tcnic. and that as a result Of
: her ccnfinement she lost 81 .See. she
ASKS sle.eee for the disgrace Of her
imprisonment. sic.eeo for the an
gct~h suffered In her fear 81 conta.
tk'on In the hospital and $1,000 for
rwcrry over the condition 81 her in
fsss dauxhtrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

mend Nuyated Iron to persons who.
in the stress OF physical or mental
labors. have permitted the system TO
become debiiitated, the body ex-
haukted and the nerves run down, II
has restored my appetite and my Vi
taiity. | feel that have dropped off
the burden Of months Of toll in the
few weeks that I have been follow
ing the very simple directions for
the use Of NuSated Iron.
Ignace Jan raderewskL ono OF the
greatest musical geniuses Of The age.
at a time when his untifing work
for Poland oyertaSed his strength
and impaired his health. had re-
course TO <uxsted Iron TO help re-
build his wasted forces and restore
his old-timc health and strength. He
says: II am using NaNated Iron
an excellent tonic" with the strain
imposed by two years - almost
c.aSelcss work in the cause OF his
fathsfiand. Il IL easily understood
why he sought the sustaining ben
eft az NugAfed Iron
Then there is United States COM
missioner 81 immigration Hon. An
thony Caminetti. who, despite his ca
years and life which calls him te
all parts az the country. IN All cit
active and alert than many young
.r man would be In meeting the
strain OF his official duties
Commissioner Caminef;i says. In
the heat of summer. and the rlgor
OF winter. and the cchilitatinE
weeks Of spring time. ] have used
NnNntcd Iron with unyarylnr sue
cess and satisfaction. After weeks
Of buFiest confinement To office cG-
ties. I find IN >nNated Iron the true
tonic qualities which heip 10 bring
ones physical being 90 that state CT
fitness which IL the desire OF every
healthy minded man or wou7an-
Suxated Iron l recommend to who-
ever feels the need 81 Z tonic rector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

stive for debiiitation. exhaustion
and overwork.
In commenting upon the rrohabil-
ity OF building UP stronger race q
pcopl. by increasing the supply %
iron in their blood DIR. George ~.
Baker. formerly physician and SUR
geon Monmouth Memorial hospital
Of New Jersey. says. Iron IL 4ooo-
lutely necessary 10 change food into
living tissue. muscle and BRAIN Ne
fined foods and modern methods %
cooking have robbed us Of much "
the iron which nature Intended Ne
should receive. For supplying this
deficiency and Increasing the RED
corpuseles. ! know of nothing ncr~
effective than organic trcn--Nux-
ated Iron. From a careful exegn5ns-
zion OF the formula and my own
tests OF Nu~ated Iron. ] feel con-
WINGED that il Is preparation which
any physician can take himself ~
prescribe for his Patients with this
utmost confidence 81 obtaining high
IN beneficial and satisfactory re
suits. The fact that Nuxatcd Iron
is today being used b. over s-eDp. ete
people annually as a tonic. strength
and blood builder - in itself an evi~
dence of tremendous public conft-
dence. and I am convinced that ~
others would take >uNated Iron
when they feel weak and rundown.
II would help make nation Of
stronger. hcslthier men and women.~
Manufacturers' Noe <uxated lvcn-
~hich ts recommended above. II not =
secret remedy. tnt one which IL will
knovn 10 druggists eNerww here, Unlike
the older inorganic iron products. a IL
easily assiasiiatrG. and dots not iHtxrv
the teeth. make thea black nrr urees
the storaach Tho manufacturers guar
aniee successful and entirely zAtssfeftcrr
reaulis 10 every purchaser ~ tb<x v<ll
rcfnnd your money y = aisrs.sca =
fh4s city hy Owl Drug Co.. Harteu ~
CO. nwtfiis Fhsrmsrx and ~ o11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

II Da-ne Fashion srnosf husbands
think tine final of Dsrnei ruled
that women should wear potato
sacks lined with box springs ard a
hris Of iino,eu-s. to be in style gravy.
They'd hop TO II quicker than a fiy
changes its mind. and you know
that's souse quick. What Nine.
Fashion says soes Ike an umbrella
To he uncomfortable. they've gotta
BE- up to sneeze in style. The latest
fashion agony issued to our she
males. calls fer skirts with hem
narrower tran a canary's high pote.
Handcuff the ankles. That's ~.
Last fashion edition had 'sm prsn-
cling q foot a yard The new copy
has EN- working the heels In a cir
&c. Only place they can walk and
siii cover. distance. is UP the aisle Of
a street car. Mooch too slow to even
cast a shadow. The only one who
has last word with a woman Is Nine
Fashion. and when you stop 20 think
about IL. she's n MAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Hnir Often Ruined
- Washine With Soap

Naap should be used very careful.
~. = ron want - trer your hair
DuktnG M best Most soaps and
gUUospd shamSons contain too
nuch sIk1ii. This dries the scalp.
makes the hair brittle. and ruins H.
The best thing for steady use -
ns~t ordinary msslsifi~d cocoanu, oil
'1whieh Is pur~ and xrcaxeiessf. ard ss
Detser than the most expensive sosp
- anything else you can use.
One or two teaxpoonfuir win
e9ennse the hair and scalp thorough.
b. Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub II in. IL makes an
inheritance Of rich. creamy iather,
Uh5ch rinses out easily. removing ev-
ERy particle u dust. dirt. dsndraff
Innd excessive oil The hair drses
|ru5rkiy and evenly. and IL leaves the
E6xnip soft. and the hair fine ard
of1ky. bright lastrous. fluffy and
oaxy 70 manage
You can get muisfied cocoAnut OIL
u any pharmacy. it's very cheap.
ma = fer ounces will SUPPLY every
1nemtsr q the family fr months
ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
3O4TH TANKS
REACH HOME

NEW YORK. March is--Ths
sotth tank brigade headquarters.
- officers ana ass uen. arrived
yesterday on transport PAria Col
George Pattor. jr- san Gabriel. Cal.
vas IN command having been lie.
tailed to that organization frcfn Gen.
Pcrshing's STAFF. which h. joined a.
captain when be first reached
France.
OF the thres tAtnilous In the or.
ganix@tion, composed principally -
New Workers. only the 5esth saw sc.
ton In -. Mihiei and the Argoune.
Other organic tons aboard we're.
Casual Companies 1895. Louisiana.
i9s5. T~xAs 1898. AFkaHsas. fsz.
Ne~ York. 1919. North Dakota. and
1885, south Dakota. Their. WERE also
81 casual officers aboard. Of whom
"a were tn fh~ air service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
H0uSEWORk WAS
lust OUT Of THE
QUESTION FOR HER
Like a Different Woman
Since Taking Tanlac.
She Declares

"a vas no weak that couldn't do
: hit ~ my hou.cwork before !
tcok Tsni2e. bg, & am dcirz Il all
nos without any trouble sid
MIR. Henrietta LInnensoii isas Alsi
svr seattle
My health broke down about tNo
years age sh~ continued. mainly.
I thgnk. because my stomach rot
in such hstd condition that what
little food | was able 20 force down
sonrrd and caused Gas 70 form that
would hioat mr. up and make inc
feel rniscrafle for hours ! would
also bcich np bitter PARTICLES Of ue
dix~st>d food and the Eas wonid
risr and ISL my throat 10 that !
would Just have 10 EaHp for breath.
Sometimes the gas would rress
against my heart and ongfc IL to
saipiszte so that became Alarmed
I gradually grew weaker until my
power of resistance got 80 low that
last winter took a cold and was
unable to throw II Off. and ! SUI
fered Just ike ! had the grippe all
the time. I Bost weight and strength
until I got so that ] could hardly
drag myself around. and IL was out
Of thc question for me 20 try 10 do
any Of the houscwors at all My
nerves were 50 upset that the least
noise ont Of the ordinary would un
nerve me. snd nigh, after night I
would I've awake until morning. /
had a severe pain in my back right
across my kidneys nearly all the
time. and also shooting pains
through my limbs and Joints. I
tried lots Of medicines and sought
skilled advice but nothing relieved
me and / was nightly discouraged.
II heard about Taniac. and tine
good IL was doink. and am -ui9hty
thankful now that made az my
mind 10 try n There Is such a
complete change In my condition
that I don't feel like the same per
son. eat anything want. and
arm not bothered with gas or paipi.
iaiion of the heart. Ny nerves are
so calm that sleep like child
every night. and Tire pain In my
hack. and the rheumatism in my
joints are entirely gone. am
gaining in strength and weight ev-
cry day. and know that ! weigh
at least five rounds more than
when began 20 take Tanlac. I
Just feel fine now. and II seems as
IL a great weight has been lifted
from my shoulders and nothing IN
the world troubles me"
Taniac Is sold in Seattle by Bzrteli
DRUG stores under the personal d.
rectlon OF a special Tanlae represent
a;ive.--Advcrtissme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
after HUSBAND
As Wife SLAYER

MISEOLA. y r.. March is- pr
Walter X. wilkins - hclng hunted
today on q charse % numbering his
wife. A warrant was issued al the
request Of District Attorney Weeks
The physician has not been seen
since sunday.
Weeks. who prosecuted Hlanco ~
Weeks. who prosecuted the Blanca
haUdy murder case. declares he b..
heves Dr. wilkins killed his wife.
Juia. February :. b. heating her
over the head with a hammer. 10 get
possession Of her sss.eee estate. Thl.
estate Is said 10 have been heuueath-
cd DR. WHAT'S IN a will which hiss
Just teen discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
How to Make 4
Gray Hair Remedy

Mrs. Mackie. the weIiknown New
York actress. now a grandmother
and whose hair rs stiil dark. recent.
~ made the following statement:
Gray str~aked or faded hair can be
Immediately turned black. brown or
Hight brown. whichever shade you
desire. by the use OF the following
simple remedy tina; YOU can make at
home
Merely get box Of Orlex row.
der AZ any drug store. II costs veT3f
little and no extras to buy. IBIS
solve IL in 4 or. Of distilled or rain
water and comb ~ through the
hair Directions for mixing and use
come in each box. One box VIII last
you for months.
II il safe. II does not rub off. s.
not sticky or greasy. and leaves the
hair fluffy II will make a gray.
haired person look many years
younger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Henry Starr Given
Parole; Was Bold
Bandit Gang Chief

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
"a Paroied from the state peni-
Tertiary at McAlestcr BY Gov. Rob
ertson, Henry Starr. bank robber
and bandit. arrived here yesterday.
starr has been In prison since
1915. following conviction for ser
les OF bold holdups and bank rob
berries. mostly conducted in the day
time. He h IS years old. fun.
blooded Cherokee Indian. I'm
thru" he said. when interviewed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Overpfoduction
to Be Absorbed
as Peace Comes

AKRON. O.. March William
q. Resifieid. secretary % commerce
IN an address before the Chamber %
Commerce here yesterday. urged the
American business men and manu-.
eectureTs 20 relieve the pretaiiink
condition 81 unemployment An exist
ercc thruoat the country.
This country must keep on rlllng
~ product. for which thsr~ = 81;
present = discoura g.ng market. in or.
DIR 20 keep the people ~ work The
market which win be created by ts~
conclusion ~ peace will absorb o.
pruduc, which canHst now ~ sold.
said Reisiesd
lie upheld the Industrial board rre-
af~d 20 relieve the unemployment
situation. and toward which tho
new sfap~rs 81 the country have
found cause for discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
princess Pat" Men
Return; Eight Left

csxs Patrieis's Own regiment. the
Princess Pats arrived here yesterday
aboard the transpor; carmanis. from
England. after having served four
years in the world war.
TIE Princess Pats were the first
Ca madam troops 80 fight on French
soil Only eight Of the original hat
talon returned. IL was sssd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
CITY TO DEFEND CASE
AGAINST ROCKINGHAM

The corporation counsel viii de-
fend former Police Chief Charles \.
Buckingham in a suit brougHs
against him by John GLORIA for 81
7s3 damages TO his aafe at iss
Washington St. and furniture In a
dry squad raid June 4. 1917. accord.
ing TO an ordinance introduced by
Councslmaa fitzgerald. The ord
nance Is necessary, as Rockingham
IL no longer an officer Of the city.
10 permit the corporation counsel
10 defend him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
FEW DAYS OF GRACE
FOR INCOME RETURNS

Persons who failed 20 file their in.
come tar returns By March II will
b~ givca short period Of grace.
according 10 advio~s received by the
Internal revenue offices her. from
Washington n the g rcr ecnt
penalty payment he TO ~ Rvoid~a a
sworn statement ~ the cnure ~
non fling 10 necessary Those Who
failed 90 file must pay their tar in
a iump sum.
The RESPITE. viii only last a few
days. according 10 the revenue men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Physician Explains How Helps Put Reserved Vim and Energy
Into the Veins Of the Weak, Rundown, lnrm and Aged
Often lnereases Their Strength in Two Weeks Time.

When widely known Of the hrhet cai out fran. and pub
a
md
and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

y Il
build red blood. strength and en-
dursncc-"
OF great Importance to the public
should be the strong Endorsement OF
NuSated Iron as preparation oi
great merit as tonic ana psooa
ator William = Mason. who has the
distinction Of being one of the really
Rig men Of the nation. Bts chain-
rlonzhip OF pure food and drugs leE-
islation. his eight for the rural Tree
delivery system and his strong ad-
vocacy Of all bills fayoring labor
has made him n national figure. and
cndeared him To the hearts OF the
working men and the great masses
OF people. senator Mason. says. Il
have often said I would never rec
Commend medicine Of sny kind. ] be-
licvc that the doctors place How
ever. after the hardest political cam
paign Of my life. without chance
for vacation. | had been starting
10 court every morning with that
horrible tired feeling one cannot de-
scribe ! was advised TO try NuNated
Iron. AZ q pioneer in the rur. food
and drug legislation. ] was at first
ioath to try an advertised remedy.
hut sfter advising with one OF my
medical friends. | gave ~ test The
results have been SO beneficial In my
own case | made M my mind 20 let
my friends know about ~ and You
are at liberty to publish this state
ment IL you so desire. | am now 81
years OF age. and ! feel that rem
.dy which will build up the strength
and Increase the power Of endurance
OF one at my age should be known
10 the world"
Equally interesting Is the opinion
of Judge q. " Atkinson. Of the
United states Court OF Claims. at
Washington. who for 20 Years has
been in the public service as judge.
governor. member OF congress and
a. :. district attorney He says: ut
IL without hesitation that ! recon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
Anchor u. S. Ships
in Fresh Water Here

Ordered TO fresh water anchorage
until local drydocks can accommodate
them for alterations. four more Z. $.
shipping board vessels have been
noored in Lake Union. Several
more may he sent in in the next
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

Living In the open. eating
crarse foods and leading rcgu-
lar lives have made blood
rich In iron for these strong.
healthy. vigorous specimens
% manhood. But no such cp-
pofturity for building up
their health is open to thou
sands ~ men and women in
civil life whose wearing
tasks and iron-impoverished
food sap their energy and VI
iBlity. male them weak.
ensemIc and rundown. and
often cause their blood 70 lit
orally starye for want Of iron
without iron there can be no
strong. red biooded men or
heaifhy. rosy-cheeked wom-
en-. and unless this strength
giving iron u obtained from
the foods we eat. IL must be
supplied In some form that
ia easily absorbed and assim-
Hated For this purpose I
always recommended organic
iron-NuNnted iron-which i
have used 50 successfully.
both In civil life and for con-
yaiescing soldiers. that ] am
absolutely convinced of its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18
What Makes Men of Blood

0I1Q AO1Is Do I on Know
Any Of These People?
Ignaee Jan Paderewsk. Pianist and Nation Maker 'nTs
United States Judge g. w. Atkinson. Former Governor
Dr. George Baker Former Hospital Physician and Surgeon
Hon. Anthony Camine L. S Commissioner of Immigration
Former L. 5. Senator VIM. Mason Now Congressman from
Illinois.
Read What They Say About Nuxated Iron
A. Tonic, Strength and Blood Builder -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-18

when voa think OF advertising.
think Of The star.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-30
|SAYS j. s. WILL
UPHOLD MARINE
Daniel Asserts Nation Will
Not Depend on Others
for Ships.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-Never again
VIII the United States be guilty of the
folly of trusting its foreign
to the ships of other nations, or of quit
ting the shipbuilding industry, declared
Secretary Daniels in an address deliv-
cred today at the Hog Island shipyards
on the occasion of the successful
launching of five steel freighters-the
greatest single days launching in the
history of any yard in the world, The
five vessels added $4,000 tons to the
American merchant marine.
We could not. If we would, as a
nation, said Secretary Daniels, longer
upon foreign bottoms for our overseas
commerce. We will not quit the ship
building industry or ever again be guilty
OF the folly OF trusting our foreign COM
merce to foreign bottoms. We will put
industry on a firm and sound basis.
One Of the chief compensations Of the
burden of the great struggle Is the
restoration of the American merchant
marine, or rather its rebirth, for we are
building upon a scale that was not
dreamed of even in the early days when
the American flag and American COM
merce were seen in all parts of the
world. In spite of the mistakes due to
haste and the high cost under war con-
ditions, a great and lasting good has
come from the revival Of s%hipbuilding
in the war.
"The genius, craftsmanship and skill
OF America must be united in the de-
Velopment of a merchant marine and
naval strength which will not alone
contribute to the supplying Of the needs
of other nations, but insure wider mar
kets Tor the ever-increasing surplus of
American TOLL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-30
PALMER SEES Bic
CHANCE IN future
FOR WILSON PARTY
Attorney General Says If
Peoples Troubles Are
Solved by Progressive AC-
ton Victory Is Assured.

CHICAGO, May Mathematician
eral Palmer told the Democratic ma
tional committee at a banquet here
last night that II past achievement as
sured future victory, the party could
write today the political history Of the
hcxt decade, at least,
But the people do not ask what
Of yesterday he continued. They
ask what OF tomorrow Ours is the
neople's party, and we do not deserve
to live If we cannot solve the peoples
troubles. Therefore we must always
be the progressive, the new-fashioned
THE hard-won victory of American
arms will prove but a hollow and I'M
availing triumph II we do not make
certain that out OF 1t shall come a
greater liberty, a better America and
"A surer peace, To these ends the Demo
cratic party proposes to consecrate It.
self"
Reviewing the achievements Of the
party since a Democratic majority was
returned to congress at the end Of the
Taft administration. Mr.. Palmer de-
clared It was significant that the 'old
SANDERS against the party have been
refuted, He cited the nations partici-
patton in world affairs as a refutation
OF the charge that the Democrats were
sectional in purpose. The tariff law
built upon the principle of fair com
petition n the creation of a nom
partisan tariff board he also cited in
answer to allegations that the party
was willing to sacrifice the prosperity
OF the country to economic theory and
pointed to the income tax amendment
creation OF the department OF labor
and the children'S bureau. passage of
the eight hour, workmen's compensa-
ton and federal reserve laws, as other
evidences of party accomplishment.
And the Il greater SANDER which
they have been fond OF repeating since
the days Of the Civil war was that we
could not fight a war;" the attorney
general continued. at was said that
the Republican party was the historic
party and the Democratic party might
have some value in opposition. but to
trust 1t to prosecute a great war woul
be national suicide.
Il do not put the victory in the world
war in the proud list of Democratic
achievements. II was the peoples war
in a peculiar sense, But ! do insist
that we shall hear no more OF the old
slander that the Democratic party can
not be trusted to lead in a great war.
and 1t will say that the common courage
Of our men and women the combined
effort of capital ard labor, the joint
support Of city and farm, all we're weld
ed into an irresistible force by a leader
ship never surpassed In the history
OF parliamentary government. And that
was the leadership which the Demo-
cratic party ave to the world when II
Joined It's practical achievements with
its high ideals behind Woodrow VIII
son