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mlvara Franta va dccara razbo Rusici 81 pozitiunea
Ell ar mai fl sigurd in Russia, 81 so determine ii
comunica ca aflat ca bdnua de auortatile rlses-
ii spoana, 81 tot odata ii dadu 81 scrsoare din
partea lui Napoleon prn recomantla ambasa-
dorului francez din Constantnopo.
Elena arata foarte surprinsa 81 spusc ca nu
prea simte bine 81 in tmp de iarnl caatore asa
dc lunga lar vatama 81 multi snataea In cele din
ur1na dupa staruincle anbasadoruu, ii spuse ca va
cauta sl 81 sa Sc cautc Gu un medic spe-
cialist 81 pc data smti mai bnc va plcca
Char in ziua acea, dupa Intrevedere Gu prin
tul Mihail, Sc iniln imparatul, comunicndu-i ca
Napoleon hotarIt la primavard si declare razbo
Rusiei 81 dorinta lui mearga la Constantinopol,
precum 81 faptul ca ambasadoru franccz afat ca ca
G banuita ca spioana in slujba lui Napoleon
1mparatul Alexandra, impotriva desconsideriri
81 nepasar altor monarchi 81 diplomat dc soarta &C.
lor carl sau servit sfatui pc Elena sd nu mcarga
in Constantinopo fiindca intimplndu-se sd Sc desco
pcrc ca acclc prcdatc fost false, cecacc foarte
probabil, va fl banuita 81 cadea vctima urgei 81 Il
razbunarii lui Napoleon. Pc de alta parte ii spuse ca
daca nu supune dornci lui Napoleon 81 nu va pie
ca din st. Petersburg aras fl banuita 81 interesu
lui este asupra eli sd ridice nici banuiaa iii
Ante de declararea razbouui 81 sfatui s piece dar
sa mai asteptc citeva saptamini 81 in loo sd mearga ia
Constantnopo sa Sc duca i'll Basaraba, care va Fl pre-
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data III viitOare Rusic unde va avea nevoie de
ca 81 dc unde va putea trece 81 in Moldova ca sa-s
aranlezc afaccre ci asa ca Napoleon pima va afla ca
dlnsa nu s'a dus la Constantnopo va fl incurcat in
razbol 81 nu va avea vreme sd intereseze de ca
Elene ii convenea planul imparatului, care era
tocmai dupa gindul eli 81 ii fagaou ca sc sup,ne STA
turor lu amintndu inca odata ca lcgaturilc eli CT,
prntul sun att de strnse ca nu Sc poate dcspart de
e 81 imparatul ii promise ca arana totul ca Sc poa-
ia pleca Gu el fara sc fic suparati de cneva
Pestc luna, pc la sfirsitul lui Ianuarie impara-
tul 1nm!na Elenci un ucaz imperial, nu urma sa
Sc dea in public de cit dupa razbou Napoleon prn
care Printul Mhail Domborovsky este despuiat de
toatc titlure lui 81 condamnat Sc exeze de buna
vote din Russia Vechc pc tmp de zccc ami de zile, in
care timp averca lui trcce la domenul coroanci,
actul de dvor prin despartit de sofia lui,
Tcodora fosta contesa de Sumanoff, care dupa dcs-
tanuirc 81 sfaturile imparatuui consim sl sc des-
parta dc el 81 passport numele Nicolac Bogda-
noff numee pc il purta in vtor, dindu-i 81
scrisoare dc recomandae cdtrc orr cine s'ar adres;a
sc fie ajutata 81 socotita persoana sub pro-
tectia inatei Curt Imperiale.
Elena, in Guinea fericrii, multumi imparatului
pentru malta lu buna voin!a, fagadundu-i ca il va
servi 81 in vtor crednta 81 devotament 81 plec5
incintata. Sssssssssf+tS
In seara acea il comunica lui Mhail decsiunea
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c o n 2 0 G A II Z.

|. Societatea romina de ajutor 81
,cultura ,,Dcsrobirea Neamului Ro-
mInesc' din Warren Township, O.
convoaca pc toti melnbri ei lua
parte la adunarea gencrala de 6
luni, care va avea loo Dumineca, Is
1ulie 1920 la orele 2 p. m. in hala
d-lui Manasa.
La ordinea zilei vor fl mai null
tc punctc foartc mportantc intrc
earl Darea de seama pc 6 luni trc-
cute tuturor functionarilor 81
prcdarea vcchilor functionari la
cei nOui.
Tot Odata Sc va da raportul din
partca delegatului della adunarea
.generala a Uniunei 81 alte chcstii
foarte importante de rezolvat.
In speranta ca toti fratii memb-
ri vor lua parte la aceasta impor-
tanta adunare, am ramas salutin-
ydu-va GU dragostc frateasca.
Absentee nemotivate sc vor pc
depsi conform statutelOr.
In numele Socictatci ,,Desrobi-
rca Ncamului ROmincsc"
NicOlac Stan. prcsedinte.
lie Rddu, sccrctar I.
(61-62)
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SERVITORUL GEL MAI
PRETUIT.

Ca fapt istoric, Sc povcstcSte il
urmatoarea anccdota dcspre laco
mia de placcri 81 despre putina pre-
tuire a vietii omcncsti de citrc mu
| ii nobili italieni:
Printul italian c. la apropicrc.
anotimpului cald sc stramuta dcls
Roma la locuinta sd della tara. hi
reste, lua Gu dinsul O mare partc q
servitorimii sale. Printe accstia G.
ra 81 bucatarul sau sef, un sicilian
care era celebrate in genul sau
Stapimi mcrgcau calare, servitori
sau pc catIri sau in carute foarte
ingustc, de Oarecc 0 mare parte d
drumului trccea pc carari de mum
tc foartc primejdioase.
In punctul eel mai periculos, ulr
de cararea strimta impresura un
zid de stinca de-asupra unei prapa-
stii, deodata Sc auzi un tipat sfi-
sietor 81 numai deceit dup 'aceasta
cadcrea unui corp in p1riul de nun
tc cc curgca in adincime. Printul,
care calarca in capul convoiului, o.
pri calul numai decit, dcsi prin a.
ccasta Isl punea in primejdie pro-
pria lui viata 81 pc accca a suitci
sale, 81 priv GU spaima in prapa-
site, strigind:
= Bucatarul! bucatarul! = sd
M cumva sa-mi spuncti "a fost bu-
catarul!
I'm glas din suita ii raspunsc:
= M, Excelcnta, Q don Prosdo
ccmo; eel de facutg
Gu un oftat de usurarc, print,ll
raspunsc:
|-Atunci nu-i mimic. Slava Dom
nului ca fumai institutorul Ma
spcriascm ca bucataruI.
81 convoiul Isl urma drumul.
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G A u T A M

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imparatulu 81 obncrca divortuui, 81 printul scoasc
un suspin de usurare 81 lundui nina strinse GU pu-
terc zcindui: ,Multumesc draga. Mai facut eel mai
ferict ON din lume"
Peste cite-va zile comunca amlasadoruui fran
cez ca este restabiita 81 hotarta piece 81 in zua
de % Fcbruaric 1912 fmbarca pc corabic suceza
care trebuia so duca pima la Stcn, in Gcrmania, de
undo Sc mearga Gu trasura pima la Vicna 81 de acolo
Gu corabia Dundre la Gaat 81 dupa Isl va aran-
ia afaccrie in 'MoF1ova piece la Constantinopol.
Dupa caatorie dssdcse doua luni unsc acasd spre
marea bucurie lu$1lclcscu, care astepta, mai
bne zs astepta pc Rada, sd alba 81 el rostu lu ca
toaa umca, dupISSs vaduvic de aproape trei AMI dc
zile ia Il
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DOmnul loan |. Luca din comu.
na Girls, face cunoscut casatoria d.
sale GU D-soara Elena Dragus din
Sighisoara, la care invita- pc toate
neamurilc, prietenii 81 cunOscutii
lua partc la aceasta petreccrc
care va avea lOc in ziua de "a Iu-
lie a. c.
Scrviciul rcligios Sc va savirsi
de parintelc HE Pop la orclc 2 p.
m. in bala Soc. Printul Carol din
Zclienople. Pa.
Nasi vor Fl DomnuI loan 81 Dina
Ana n. Scrbu din New Castle, Pa.
Masa sc va aran.ja la orclc 10
scara.
Muzica vestitului Cassian va
llstra onor. oaspeti Gu cclc mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionalc pima in zori de ri.
q Barul va ii aSOrtat Gu tOatc ccle
trebuincioasc.
In spcranta ca vOm saluta un
numar cit sc pOate de mare de ru-
de, prieteni 81 cunoscuti, raminem
asteptindu-va GU drag.
. MirW 81 NasH.
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CAUTAM
NtJMA1 DECEIT
200 De LEbAR|

pentru constructie de drum de
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Plata $5.06 la $5.52 pc 10 cea-
suri. La fie care 20 oameni un
foreman Gu IS la 75c pc ceas.
Lucru pc timp lung. - Com
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LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile ccle mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi.
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
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MoARTEA LUZ BoGDANoFF.

Bogdanoff, ralx frecuse peste tot locul in catate
dc valeu c, 81 care Elena il invatase bnisor sc
vorbcasca mOldovnh06te, fu rccomandat un mosier
boga din Russia, lQs2dncul e, 81 acei carl bucura-
sera auznd dc indrea maorului Corrlet, din scriso-
rile Elcnei ctre. Mlescu, trgjnd nddejdc vcnind
acsa reus Safstige inima 81 mosilc, intrc carl
81 Vasilica Stratils carui ii NURSE nevasta indata
dupa pocarea EleHe1n Russia, 81 r;isese nldcde
so ia de nevasta 81 ainte de raprca ei, nu vedcau
och buni 81 urae ncuiba in sufletele lor impotr
va rusului.
j(VG urmG.)
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RHEUMATIC
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At last q real does what -1t-s )
Rheumatic Remedy, nothing liEo is
was ever before known and tLsa 10
no joke.
Every man and woman WHO taJ
Rheumatism, Gout or Neurclgis,
ought to try "Neutrone Prescription
90" at once and see how mayyal.
ously 1t works.
Cut out those fiery linimento ana
dirty salves, use q good clean f..
ternal remedy. "Neutrone Fre4
scription 80" is remarkable because
1t puriies the blood, assists in ns.
ture's way. gives you what you need
to fight off Rheumatic Poisons, .
good. clean, healthy system.
s1ts not one of those temporary
relief affairs. good only while using,
1t is lasting. Get "Neutrone Pre-
scription 80" and your Rheumatic
days are over. no more inflamed,
stiff, aching joints and muscles; can
you imagine it? Well, it's trua.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
VIII Sink German Submarine
in Chicago HarbOr This Fall

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-If naval terms
OF the treaty of Versailles are car
ried out by the allies the U-97, a
German submarine with a record Of
at least seven allied ships sunk, will
itself be sunk in 100 feet of water
about 20 miles off Chicago harbor
this fall.
Orders for the destruction of the
U-97 were issued some time ago. but
later withdrawn pending decision
whether that part of the German
peace treaty which provides for the
destruction Of all surrendered war
CRATE is to be put into execution.
There is some difference of opinion
among the allies, France and Italy
especially being anxious TO keep
some of the late German ships TO
bolster up their own navies.
In the meantime the U-97. which
toured the Great Lakes in the inter
est OF the Victory loan campaign,
following the armistice. is tied up
alongside Perry's old flagship, the
Commodore, here. only the hulk Of
the ld-time terror of the seas re-
mains. practically all her machinery
and fittings have been removed, the
majority to be sent to the Annapolis
naval academy. Her five-inch deck
gun rests on the wharf beside the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
CONFESSES TO MURDER
OF LOS ANGELES NAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 7.-Jo-
seph Rodriguez. under arrest here
for the abduction Of an 1S-year-old
girl. Thursday confessed 10 the
murder Of J. c. Denton. wealthy
Los Angeles mining promoter, &C
cording to a statement by Capt of
Police John O'Meara, but when the
alleged confession" was made
public doubt began 70 be cast
upon il.
Rodriguez was quoted by Capt.
O'AIeara as saying that he and an
other man strangled Denton TO
death with a rope in his own home
while a woman looked on; that
they then robbed the oil mans
homo of money and stocks OF large
value. and that other persons in the
house buried the body in the cellar
where IL was found a few days ago,
sealed up in a small room and COW
cred with earth.
Rodriguez. according 70 the po-
lice. came here several days ago
from Los Angeles. professedly to
assist a Los Angeles detective who
accompanied him investigate the
Denton case locally He prOfessed
knowledge of the perpetrators, 1t
was said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
SAYS u. S. PEOPLE ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

GREELEY. Colo. Oct. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, starting his second
and hnal days campaign in Colo
RADIO here Thursday, severely criu-
cised Sen. Harding and Gov. Cool
idge for not making an extensive
speaking tour OF the country "in or
der 10 give the people OF the United
States an opportunity 10 size them
uP.
"Of course there is apparent rea-
son for the position Of the republ-
can mana gers, he said They
view with horror a possibility OF the
repetition of Mr.. Hughes trip
through the west in 1916. They
know that even more than Mr.
Hughes. their candidate for the
presidency has nothing constructive
to offer and they have seen the eff
fects of one campaign of gloom.
A real campaign by Mr.. Harding
would let the cat out OF the bag. II
would expose that utter hollowness
OF lheir pretensions. IL would eN-
pose. too, what everyone through
out the country knows and every re-
publican manager admits. the com
plete lack OF enthusiasm among the
voters for the hand picked head Of
the repu blican ticket"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
DEATHS
JOIN HICKITN

John Buckley. GO years old. $40
". Jefferson ST.. died Thursday
night al O'Clock after a three
months illness OF ulcer II the stom-
ach and applications
IIo Is survived by his wife. Jennie
Fuhler Buckley. TWO daughters,
Mary ST. Buckley Patterson. y. j.
and Mrs =. T. Zciger. Bremen. Ind.
also four Sons, James r. Buckley,
Milwaukee Wis william A. Buck
Icy, chicago. H.. George =. Buck
ley. Chicago. III. and Joseph F.
Buckley ar home He is also sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs Mary r.
Meisch and Mrs MarceIa n. Bills.
both II Chicago. Ill. and one broth
or. Edwin T. Buckley. ElEin. Okla
Mr. Buckley was born April 3,
1855 and has lived fin South Bend
for the past % years. He was fore
man f.. the order department al the
wilson BROS Shirt factory and has
been connected with the firm for -
consecutive years. He was member
OF The local X. OF O.. lodge. No $50.
The funeral will be held from St
Patrick's church Monday morning
at O'Clock. Rev. John r. De
Groote officiating Burial viii be ia
Cedar Grove cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
NOTRE DAME NEWS

Friday morning az 1890 o'clock
a yell rally will be held in the
NOtre Dame gymnasium IN prepare
ton for the Western Normal game
at ~artier Field Saturday. In ad-
dition 70 a rehearsal Of the school
songs and wells. Coach Roncne will
address the student body.
Friday evening the usual large
number OF Friday meetings viii he
held AT 6-45 o'clock the Iowa club
vii organize in the library and all
Hawkeyes are being urged 70 attend.
At the same time in the other wing
Of the library the Republican club
viii reorganiZe for the year At
7.45 O'Clock i'm the basement OF Sci
ence Hall the civil engirSers % the
school will meet 70 elect officers
and discuss plans for the year.
At o'clock In the library Sen.
Hagerty OF South Bend. viii address
The mem hers Of the Democratic club
and all who wish 20 hear him on
issues Of the current campaign.
This meeting has been well adver-
tised and a great crowd OF studcQts
are expected 20 greet the senator
when he appears.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08

keep bachelor hall Al Wheat
land. his country place near Ian
caster. Pa. he brought up. from
early childhood. the orphaned son
Of one Of his sisters and the or
phaned daughter of another. who
became as Miss Harriet Lane. one
Of the most admired mistresses Of
the White House.
After Buchanan had risen 20 top
rank at the Pennsylvania bar. with
a practice that brought him as much
as $1,000 in year. he> entered
politics. Starting as a Federalist. he
became Democrat only at thu
death Of the party Of his choice
He was elected 10 the legislature and
TO congress, was thrice elected to
the senate, served as minister 70
Russia and Great Britain and was
secretary of state in Folks cabinet
For 20 years a n unsuccessful can
didate for the presidential nomina-
ton. the veteran politician had all
but given up hope when at last II
came to him unsOught I'm 1856 or
his return from a long absence as
American minister in London. As
he accepted il, he sighed that the
honor had been denied him until he
was too cid 10 enjoy 1t. when all
the friends I loved and wanted 10 re
ward are dead and all the enemies
1 hated ard had marked for punish
ment are turned % my friends"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08

,CONTINEUD FROM PAGE ONEl
campaign was a charge again made
by Cox
Accepts Harding Statement
Gov. Cox, Of Ohio, democratic
presidential candidate, formally ac-
cepted Thursday night the League
on Nations issue as stated by Sen.
Harding, his republican opponent.
Referring to the senator's Des
Moines speech today derOuncing the
present league, Gov. cox declared
in an address:
Now he's against the league: I'm
for the league"
Not until today" said Gov. Cox.
was il definitely known what the
position Of the senatorial candidate
was one the league"
Declarins that he asked audiences
all through the west if they could
give Sen. Harding's position and de-
claring that no reply had been at
tempted, the governor continued.
Hears From Borah
To-day in response TO my ques-
lions he came out unreservedly
AGAINST the league. Evidently ne
had heard from Brother Borah"
Gov. Cox reiterated that as soon
as humanity possible" after March
8. he would sit down with the sem
ate" and consider the treaty and
reservations. The democratic can
didate repeated that any reServa-
tions which were helpful. clarity
ing and reassurins' would be ac-
cepted. from whatever source and
the treaty ratified.
Business questions We're discussed
by the governor with his CONNER
cial club audience tonight. Refer
rinC 70 alleged contributions Of big
business" to the republican fund he
said. 7 am prepared 10 believe that
a great many large campaign con-
tributiOns have been made this year
in the hope that a secretary of the
treasury might be had who would
be mindful Of the financial obliga-
tions that attache TO the large cam
paign contributions
The governor added that there
were now millions and millions.
possibly over a billion dollars in un-
adiudicated tax accounts in the
treasury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08

rust eaten hulk.
In spite of the cutting process
which the boat has undergone the
hulk is still worth $4,000 TO $40
600 as junk, according 10 Capt Ed
ward a. Evers. naval commandant
in the Chicago district. There is a
large amount of copper and brass
aboard which could be recovered by
breaking up the boat. The powerful
storage batteries, which formerly
ran the U-boat when submerged
are still aboard. and probably will
go down with the ship if she is sunk.
Although the batteries are worth
several thousand dollars, and an
offer has been made for them by a
private purchaser. the naval depart
ment refused to permit the sale.
If the orders TO destroy the hull
are revived the U-97 will be towed
out 10 sea by the gunboat Wilmette.
formerly the steamer Eastland
which turned over in the Chicago
river in 1915. drowning more than
500 excursionists. About 90 miles
out in the lake the charts show more
than 100 feet of water. and there
Capt. Evers plans 10 open up the
U-boat's sea cocks and then batter
her 10 pieces with shells from the
Wilmette's ive-inch guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
HARRIET c. SPENCER.

Harriet c. Spencer, % years old,
died at her home, 1914 Z. Randolph
ST.. Wednesday morning. Oct. 8. at
7.20 O'Clock after two weeks illness
with complications She was born
July Il, 1895, and is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Kronewitter;
her husband. John w. Spencer. and
the following brothers and sisters,
Levi KrOnewitter. John KrOnewitter
and Barbara II. Baker. all Gf South
Bend, Frank Kronewitter Of Musca-
tine. Ia: Christ OF Detroit. and
George Of Mishawaka. She was mar
ried 70 John W. Spencer in South
Bend Nov. 6, 1915. The funeral will
be held at the residence Friday aft
ernoon AT . o'clock, the Rev. Waldo
mar Goffeney officiating. Burial will
be made in the Mishawaka cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
STATE BOARD TO
HEAR COMPLAINTS
OF COAL BARONS

tcONTITEUD FROM PAGE oNE)
the coal men would attack the COM
missions orders in the court moth
ing DEFINITE was made public Thurs
day BY either coal men or their at
torneys Local operators conferred
with their local Attorney LarZ A.
Whitcomb here and bv telephone
with Cooper and Eoyse. attorneys
at Terre Haute for the Indiana BIZ
luminous coal operators association.
The executive committee OF the In
diana Retail oCal Merchants associa-
fion conferred with attorneys Fred
erick T Matson. Clarence Nichols
and r *. Kane here.
EschbaCh Statement
Mr.. Eschbach I'm a statement is
sued Thursday, announced that GRIM
NAL prosecution viii be instituted
at once against any persons guilty q
.iolaricn OF the Price hNing orders
issued Wednesday
At the very first flagraut violation
81 the coal commission act" the
statement said. I'VE viii begin prose
cution.
The penalty cause Of the law pro-
vides that any persons. who. with
knowledge thar the prices or coal
have been fixed, shall ask Or receive
a higher price. shall. on conviction.
be dned not in excess OF $4,000 or
imprisoned az the stale farm for not
more than six months or both Other
drastic penalties are provided for by
the law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08
Federal Reserve,

lC0NTINEUD L ROM PAGE ONEl
lar republican device of the Aign
tariff %
Federal Reserve.
The republican party would
change the federal reserve system.
but do you think the people really
desire a changer" he asked, adding:
lis there not something to be said
for the stability of business under
the democratic administration
Would you change this? Do you
want 10 go back 10 Wall street cor
ners Of the nations money!"
Washington, Lincoln and Roose-
Welt had been singled out by rabid
and partisan hate" he added
Men who had hated Roosevelt
now headed committees TO erect
memorials to him Colby said. and
some of the same men were in the
van fro PreS't Wilson's retractorS.
When I see them limbering up
their old blunderbuSses of hate and
prejudice and ignorance" he said.
and aim them at the great man
who occupies the white house TO-DAY
il does not seem possible TO me that
the nation can be deceived by such
attacks The sturdy sense OF Amer
lea. its pride in its own great men,
rallied 10 Washington, rallied to
Lincoln, rallied 70 Roosevelt. II will
rally TO Woodrow Wilson,