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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
Copyright, 1920, by Mcclure News
paper SyndiCate.)
az HOWARD r. GARIS.


One day, when Uncle WigBlly was
out In front of his hollow stump
bungalow. sprinkling with the hose,
he heard. from behind the hedge,
a voice saying:
We'll, I'll soon be leaving you, | n
Gle Wiggily. I've come to say good
bye"
Goodness me sakes alive and some
chocolate caramel lollypops" cried
rncle WiGgily, giving such n jump
that his pink. twinkltng nose almost
fell off. Il hope that is the Pip or the
SkeC, who wish to tell me that they
will no longer try to get my souSe.
But strl I'd rather they wouldn
come even to say goodbye
Uncle Wiggily turned around to
see who had spoken TO him from be-
hind the hedge. and, In doing so, he
turned the nozzle of the hose the
wrong way, and another voice cried:
oh, Uncle Wigglly! You're getting
me all Wet" and there stood Mrs
WibblewObble. the duck lady
"Oh. i beg your pardon!' exclaimed
the bunny uncle. II hope | haven't
spoiled your dress
"Oh. mol" said Mrs Wibblewobblc,
with 4 QuaCking laugh. II don't mind
wv, "" 49,. -. ,.,I},tt ,,,, -
"Ihat R"ou' sal" '',e go ,So'I I,n u,
Gle "s he gave one 81 ->u' t"n, DA', w" .
ferns q drink "l Wa,tIr '!Un dt-o ', nf
hose. hut was u Wv b,o W." '"cap porv Won,
coming to say goo" "ye' , ,,.i;'tIo.,, ""
are going TO IeaNe' M'S' " '"'''" o'
pie .,,-,,.o,,d tho ducl,
"oh no answered ,,sI,e ,, J'e ,in "GGn
mnthcr 90 huIu' Ni're anu 'i' ,ni',,,
WihbleWohhIe 'u'' NY 7o'''S
away. ! am Just RolHE 70 we S, ,,, g.,
and ihree, cen, St"ic " ~ ''''''' VI II
meal Tor luheI. .o, ...,,, I-,,oI,
II wonder VINO SP"N' 9'''" : ~ ~
WigGtlN. LII. ,a.,,
II did, answered ;o,TN. G holIpi'l
voice, and down 2ut o" o. , nm,t, nG i,,,,
flew Bohhie Cheer, p me I4p'' 10y
with the red ie"tn'rS on W. C,'v ,.,,I
almost as say as nee w 'E ,sll, ,, re-,
vest. u came 10 'rl! you 49, SHt, U .,.' :,
Uncle Nlggi'N' went on hooo' ,,,,. 81,
am soon gong 10 Ivy ""W ,no 'Ft,',,
with the swallows anu plueo'l w
Some OF them nave a!rea"s s"''T I,, ,,'''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Yes. your sweetheart was hasty,
though she appears now to have re-
prttted her action. She should at least
have trusted you to the extent Of ask
ing YOU about all YOUR former sweet
hearts before breaking off with YOU.
What girl or boy has not had more than
one sweetheart? Write TO this girl. or
better still, call her on the telephone If
It Is Impossible Tor you to go to see
her. and tell her that Of course YOU lave
had other friends. but that you nave
never cared enough before to give any
Of them a ring and that this ring was
bought for her because YOU loved her
Put your pride in the background and
get right into the game again. The
gil win meet you half way, and the
resL Is easy.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--D you think
ii proper for A boy Of II years and a
er e to. 90. to the picture slows 70.
eethsr II they conduct themselves
is being trusted when he goes TO see
a rrl and her family stays on the rorch
until about As minutes Of leaving time?
Yes. circumstances alter cases al
ways. Maybe the boy is trusted. but
the family has no other convenient
place to sit and perhaps the girl is
used to the chaperonage of her mother.
Isn't As minutes long enough III which
to tell her goodbye?
years of age and in the sixth grade:
Am | far enough advanced Should
a girl my age have boy friends be.
tween the ages Of 8 to ~? What will
cure ringworm? Am too young to
wear baby French heels.
Yes. A girl should have ali the
fri ghn oct Tho nngt whole
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

representative of selfish business for
their opinions.
The people are able TO decide for
themselves any issue that comes be-
fore them, whether 1t be a solemn
referendum or some other kind. Tho
intelligence Of the American public
must not be discounted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
DOROTHY DIX TALKS
ARE YOU A GOOD HUSBAND
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.
(Copyrisht 1920 by The Wheeler Syndicate Iuol

Do you want to know whether you
are "A good husband or not? Do YOU
often wonder. wren your wife kneels
| Gown to say her prayers at night,
| whether she Is thanking God for hay
| ing bestowed you upon hpr os
life partner or beseeching the Lord
| to give her grace and strength 10
endure YOU? II YOU do. check your
self by these points:
Do you treat your wife with the
courtesy and consideration timt you
show to any strange woman whom
you happen t" meet at q dinner par
! ty? You have quite a reputation
among TIE ladies for being gallant
and chivalrous. DO YOU keep that
line of conduct for society. or DO
YOU hand 1t out also at home?
Do You remember your wife's birth-
day, and the anniversary of your
marriage, without haNinE to be re-
minded of these august occasions
And when you are reminded do you
throw Il few dollars into her lap
and tell her TO get something for /
present, Tor Nou don't know wnnt
she wants Before you were mar
| ried, you thought her little fancies
important enough to rccOlIeCt. DO
You occasionally bring her bunch
Of violets, or Il box oH candy, or the
book She has said SIG would, like
to read, Just To show her that yOn
are thinking of her?
Women put an absurd valuation on
| little attentions, and a very few Of
them planted along the matrimonial
road, make it a primrose path TO
woman, instead OF a track through
and arid desert.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
LONESOME BILL,

f"fuapS you can flnu announcer CfA JNHt
as fine as YOU seem to think this girl
is If you will to do so you can Het
out Of your mind the idea of this GIRL
Work hard to accumulate something for
{ home improve your mind by read
ing good literature and the daily "a
pers. Your letter is poorly Written
and shows YOU have little educatIon
1t lnsy be that this girl is above Won
in education. If that is the casef ana
you wish to win her respect and later
her admiration pursue the plan fuHt
gested above for your improvement.
Iou may win her some day one can
never tell
Dear Mrs. Thompson--We are two
airis is years old, In high school. We
both like a bGShful boy in our class hui
Me will not speak to ue. How CAD IVA
make him overcome this? Do you think
TENNESSEE GlRLS
Be kind to this boy, but do not thTNfF
youNselvcs upon his attention. Lets hlsn
know that you are interested in }tM
in an impersonal way, hut do not centef
him out for marked preference. 1T ts1NN
he your attentions to him are painful
so be careful and don't go too far N1t
unless they push or coax or drag his'
into 1t. w
Dear Mrs. Thompson--We are twn
Girls II years old with dark hair and
eyes and freokle5, but they do say wa
are not uaIy. We are not very populaf
with the boys. which we would Ike a
be. Please Give US a good recips Tor
becoming SO. We are both smart ~
school and get GOOD marks.
SMARTY AND CUTIE
Don't worry about popularity with
boys for several years. Set your idcale
lph and all these things will be aduea
unto You. You seem to be studyiH2
well which shows you have ambition,
Keep Ms uD, keep cheerful aud sweet
and don't worry about the future.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--l am a oiri q
brows and Iashes. and blue eyes. 20
ycu think my hair will be black Wten
/ grow up? What coIors can wear
= CHESTNUT BUM.
Your hair very likely will bc much
darker than it is now, but no one can
tell whether or not it will be black
You can wear most of the shades u
blue, green, red and pink.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-l am ulf
IS years Of AGE and have a sweethesrl
% Years old. DO you think he ID tel
old for nne7 Ard should a girl iet 4
bow kiss her? | am thinking of aclnf
/ TO the fair in Memphis. Do you thlrt
Il would be all right for my sweethear!
ard me 10 90 alone and spend the DAY
BROWN EYES.
-. Not unless they are engaged e
he married 1T IN early date, BY al
means 20 TO the fair and have a good
time. You do not need anyone 70 ~
along, provided you get home before
| night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Is "The Cotton Gin" by Harry L.
Hoff. II portrays negroes, both male
and female, working in the interior
Of cotton gin. This picture took
a prize at the Chicago Art institute
and was purchased by that corpora
ton. A high honor. as II seldom
purchases more than one year from
It's student body. There is the fuzz
Of floating cotton In the air. and the
scene unites to remarkable de-
gree the powerful trinity of depth,
distance and movement.
Vigorous brush movement marks
out OF Doors in Winter" II has
strong decorative effect. Mr.. Carl
son. like all Scandinavians or those
OF Morse descent, excels In snow
scape scenes. Ho achieves the blue
undertones Of snow with its crystal
line texture with superb skill.
Quite Inness-lIke Is the quality of
New England Village" by Wilson
Irvine. 1t has the same deep per-
spcctlve and the rich amber tone of
that masters works.
The Blue Scarf" by c. c, Cur
ran, Is superb thing. II is of
beautiful girl in Il white dress with
lovely beads and a deep blue scarf,
Carlo Dolci's favorite color, which
he introduced In some degree into
every one OF his paintings. There
is wonderfully effective background
OF long leaf pine with meadowwort
growing near. II is very striking
and beautiful and is a new departure
for this artist. who usually portrays
girls on high, wind-swept hills.
Bridesmaid" by Anna Stacy;
TOP of the World" by Irma Kroh:
Market in Bruges," by Ossip Linde,
and ~ Day in March" by ]. Jeffrey
Grant, are among the other note
worthy pictures that will well repay
inspection and carry ones mind away
from the common rut of things.
------------~--~---~-
Advice to farmers to hold their
cotton until there is purchaser is
"A mi ira bIN npIn % vybo n,,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
Girl Returns RING,
Then Regrets I'D
BY MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs. Thompson-I young and ambitious--h
and am in love with girl for whom have saved
bought ring Yesterday had letter from her returning
and saying that kind rcndhad told her OF other sweete
that have had She has turned me- down Don't you CHI
she hasty? Now have letter from her wanting to M
up but will not write to her. One Of my girl friends sad
should make up and if do not that will be sorry
Oh, what should do; I so proud
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Henry Ford is the third richest
man in the United States. and the
most popular.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01
TEMPUs FUGITs,
MAN wants but little here below
Was written very long ago.
Tho American Legion Weekly.

Every year Greater London uses a
quantity Of water 81: ,icient TO flood
'aual loo fnet wild aud 500 miles
long. N depth ~ 20 feet,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Advice to farmers to hold their
cotton until there is purchaser is
applicable only TO those who con-
template giving 1t away.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-01

Copyright, 1920. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicatc)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

MARION, o. - 4 Nov. - I'll
mind. prima cuvintare ca nOu ales
preSedinte al Statelor Unite, &C.
tatenilor din orasul lui, carl au
celebrat reuSita senatorului in
alegerile recente, a spus ca Liga
Natiunilor care a luat nastere la
Versailles este "acum moarta"
GU t0ate ca noua administratic
are de gind ca aceasta natiune
sa-si joace rolul ei in noua aso-
ciatie internationala care Sc fie
fondata pc justitie 81 pentra
pace.
d. Harding "a mai spus priete-
nilor 81 vecinilor lui, care s'au
strins in jurul verandei aplau
dind pc noul ales, ca ell a tr ecut
prin aceasta lupta fara regret 81
fara sa fie slit face apologii 81
ca mai 'bine s. 'ar lipsi de onoarea
de a fl presedinte de cit sd els
tige acest scaun "vOrbind rau 81
spunind minciuni''
Celebrarea la care au luat par
te multi din alte orase din apro-
pierre, Ia f0st caracterizata de
toate parnafernaliile carnayale-
lor de timpurile politicei din We
chime. Att de multa lume s'a
adunat in cit strazile gemeau 81
numai mica parte din Gel pre-
senti puteau allzi vorbirea nou.
Z .lli. Alea. .-.--.-.....-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
sPRIJINTToRII LLGEI PLA-
TESC TRIBUT LUZ WILSON.
WASHINGTON 4 Nov. = P

, w WAO1IIANU1O1N 4 NNUN. AC-
sedintele Woodrow Wilson q
aparut de prima data in public,
in mai bine de un an de zile,
find dus intr 'un scaun Gu rOate
in veranda cstica Casei Abe
pc cind suite de sprijinitori al
Ligei Natiunilor s'au strlns in
gradina din fata easel spre a
plati tribut presedintelui.
Multimea, compusa din barbati,
femei 81 copii, purtind steagurile
statelor 81 steagul national, sub
conduccrea lui John F. Costello,
membru in comitctul central in
districtul Columbia, s'a adunat
la 8 a. m. la. cartierul partidu-
lui 81 au mers in corpore la Casa
Alba, nnde portille au fost des'
chise publicului, de, prima data
de la declararea razboiului.
-Gnd, Rresedintele a aparut
multimea; a.. isbucnit in aplauze
imceput sd cinte imnul national
D-na Wilson 81 membrii fami'
liei sedeau in jurul presedintelui
ne cind sta invaluita bine i'm pal.
ton, purtind o palarie moale
trasa pc ochi, sta tacut privind
la multime.
I'm soloist c7ntat 'Duce-ti
ma indarat in vechca Virginie'
(statul unde s'a nascut presedin'
tele) fata presedintelui s'a indo
iosat 81 s'a intors capul vorbind
d-nei Wilson. Cind fost sflrsits
cintarea un mare buchet de flor
a fost pus pc balustrada veran
del, inaintea lui. ID. Wilson s's
ridicat palaria 81 tinea sus p
cfnd era dus inlauntru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
PREsEDIN1ELE WILSON
NJ VA DEMISlONA

WASHINGTON, 5 Nov. - Gu
vernorul Cox chemat Casa Alba
'prin telefonul de lunga distanta,
de prima data punindu-se in CO.
municatie Gu cartirul executiv, de
la infringerea din alegeri.
"Cum Sc afla presedintelc,"
intrebat pc d. Tumulty, secfetarul
Presedintelui Wilson.
"Foarte bine!" q raspuns Tu-
multy, Isl doreste a spune Cd att
dus 0 lupta nobila 81 inspiratoare,
Cox auzit despre sugestia "a
cuta de Bryan ca presedintele sd
demisioneze lasind politica externd
in controlul lui Harding. Tumulty
. spus:
"Dc un lucru putem Fl siguri-
Wilson nu dintre aceia care Sc da
batuti."
Aceasta poate Fl considerat ca {
Indicate Cd Presedintele Wilson
nh va demisiona inainte orr dups
fntrunirea Congresului, ci Isl VI
tine postul pima cind ii expirl
terlninul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
Liga din Paris mOartd: Harding
N0UL ALES SPUNE IN PRIMA vORBIRE DUPA ALE
GERI CA STATELE UNITE vOR INTRA INTRO
N0UA AS0ClATIE A NAJIUNIL0R.

bine ma lipsesc de aceasta onoa.
re-.
A 'adaugat ca in totdeauna Id
placut ''spiritul celor din Marion
de a promova" 81 ca Sc va duce
ia Washington unde vol pro.
nova interesele Statelor Unite
din America.
Mil au luat parte la demonstra.
tile de 'seara. Maiamulte instru.
mente prin carer se<facea o gala,
gle infernala, au fost abuse 81
multimea cinta 81 aplauda pc
c1nd mai multe banzi muzicale
c1ntau cintece rationale 81 ari
populare.
Stind pc locul unde a tinut
cele mai importante vorbiri din
aceasta campanie 81 avind aatu.
rea lui pc dina Harding, noul
ales a primit felicitarile Oraseni.
lor lui, a dat nina Gu suite din
tre acestia, 81 multumindule pen
tru devotamentul lor.
Asociatia Civica din Marion a
fost sufletul demonstrated, 1nss
au fost present. multi ,altii din
orasele din Ohio intre care 3 de-
legatie din Columbus, Cleveland
Cincinnati. d. r. Crissinger, III
fost candidat democrat pentru
Congress, insa care in decursu
campaniei sprijinit pc Hhr
ding. este presedintele- aceste
asociatii 81 a vorbit in numele Ell
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

"Sceno Sc petrece la Capsa
DOud dOamne modest imbrdcate-
deci fdrd ciorapi de mdtase-intrd
IN cOfetdrie 81 Sc instaleazd la Q
nsasd, lingd fereastrd. I'm chelner:
grav, apare. USa din doamne co.
nsdndd: "Doud prdjituri!" Chel-
'serul, grav, dispdre 81 cind reapa.
re ensotia gui este "a culn,e.
"Cele d0ud doans,.c impleteaa
ciorapi.
"Im fata cofetdriei muHd lun,e
c0menta, zg0n,Otos, cvenn,entul.
"Eraw doud doan,ne franceye
din Lons-le Saulnier, carl au voi1
sd dea lectie bncurestencelor."
Lecties Ciudatc lectic. Cum:
Ad'cd cind Sc due femeile intr IN,
local public Sc consume coca sau 81
cun,pcre ccra trebue Sc in,plctca.
sea la ciOrapi sau sc coasc o CANA.
Sd? 81 Sc admitcm cd s'ar intro.
duce accst obiceiu, 0arc ar fl do.
rddd dcspre rredmcia 81 crutared
Tor? Nd indoesc..
In timpul rdsboiului csise modo
81 az tara aceastu ca fen,eilc Sc i'm.
pletcascd la cioropi 81 la flanele pt
stradd, IN tranraie 81 In localurilt
publice, sis Praf IN ockH lumei
Intr'un an mici pereche de tdlpi
81 dacd solda!W d1si in Fran!a ma,
IL purtat ciorpai smpletiti IN ia.
brici sau de femeilc carl nu-si er.
pmmeaM Mnanitatea 81 patriotismu ri
IN public, ar fl umblat cu picioa
rcle goale IN ghete.
Toate la locul 81 CT rostul lor
Bucurestenccle ca 81 doamnele din
alte td,l, AT timp destul acasd, da
Cd cor sc ajute la Ssldturarea lip
smril0r 81 la economic mationald
dupd cum mia spus Odatd IN,
unchias bdtrin din judetM Doll
cind am admirat a tdramcd cart
t0rceG pc cind mergea la Gimp Gu
cosul pc spate Sc ducd mincare lu
bdrbdt-su:
"Si peste o sdptdminM tot ati1
are pc caer 81 pc fus. Pc drum
toarce 81 acasd Sc Sntoarce de pt
parte pc alta ,snde-i umbra ma
dcasd."
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
MAMA LUZ WRANGEL IN
LIPSURI MARI.
rERIJOKI. frontiera

rERIJOkI. frontiera russo
filandeza, 4 Nov. - Mama &C.
neralului Wrangel, comandantul
trupelor anti-bolyeviste din Cri-
mia, sosit aici azi din Russia,
absolut lipsita de orr ce sursa de
a Sc sustine.
Crucea Rosie Americana s'a
ingrijit de ca 81 Ia dat 'bani, i'm
bracaminte 81 hrAna. Dina Wran.
gel este dornica ca sd mearga Ia
feciorul ei in sudul Rusiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
PIflgoERI CONTRA CoNSU'
LULUI JAPONEZ.

WASHINGTON 4 Nov. - L0'
cuitorii din Los Angeles au facut
pl1ngeri formale la ministru de
externe contra lui Ujiro Oyama
consulul japonez din acel oras
Ell este acuzat de "activitatl
pernicioase" sfatuind pc alega'
tori ca sa nu voteze pentru legea
anti -japoneza.
S'a anuntat ca acesti recla'
manti STUNT datori aduce dovez
in aceast& afacere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

Consulatul Regal Romin din
Pittsburgh fost invitat de In
stitutul international sd ia parte
la bazarul de Craciun, &C va avea
loc la Siria Mosque, = expunind
lucruri rominesti.
Gu aceasta imprejurare toate
natiunile din Europa Isl vor face
cite expozitie de lucrurile lor
rationale.
Dorim ca Tara noastra sd nu
lipseasca de la astfel de mani
festare ba char sd fie la un loc
de einste.
De aceea indreptam aeessta
rugare, catre toti Rominii din
Statele Unite, cerindu-le sd ne
trimeata celia ce au 81 pot inpru-
muta sau char darui pentru ex-
pozitiunea din Pittsburgh.
Astfel vor fl binevenite: cos
tune rationale, cusaturi romi-
nesti, icoane 81 CART bisericesti
vechi 81 ori ce alte obiecte abuse
de acasa sau char facute aci.
dar carl sunt rationale.
Lucrurile 'bine impachetate,
vor fl trimise pc adresa: Rou-
manian Consulate. Z Wood Str.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 81 predate regis
trat la posta. Inauntrul pachetu-
lui Sc wa pune o scrisOare Gu nu-
mele trimitatorului, adresa lui 81
valoarea iii dollari Obiectului.
Sc va scrie deasemenea daca
obiectele trebuesc sd fie inapoiate
sau sunt daruite pentru totdea-
una.
Lucrurile ce trebuiesc inapo-
late, .xer- Al trismese de Cons4lat
imediat dupa inchiderea bazaru-
lui. Ce]elalte vor Fl vfndute 81
hanii adunati Sc vor trimite dc
catre Institutul International in
Rominia, la societatile de bine.
facere. Cele mai frumoase din
lucrurile daruite Sc vor oferi mC-
zeului de la Institutul Carnegie,
ca sa ramina pentru totdeauna
ca aducere aminte despre Tara
noastra.
Lucrurile trebuesc trimese ime
dat.
Fie-care dator sa-si aduca
aminte ca ast-fcl de inprejurari
sunt rare, dar pretioase 81 prin
ele putem servi cauza PopOrului
Romin, facindu-ne cunoscuti ce-
lor, carl nu nc stu 81 clstiglnd
prieteni noui pcntru Romlnia
Mare.
pentru Consulatul Regal Romln
din Pittsburgh
D. Dem. Dimancescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

ecu nu puteam sprijini cvasiu-
nca 81 ocolirea candidatului in
chestia prohibitihnel.
"Candidatul Democrat a ridicat
o chestiune falsa Gu Liga Natiuni-
lor a pisa mefeu pc Harding Gu
articolul x cfhd el sta ca Senate
rul Harding a votat pentru rati-
ficare GU reservatie in ziua de 19
Martie 81 ca Statele Unite ar Fl
acum in Liga Natiunilor daca pre-
sedintele II ar fl prevent aceasta. =
Afirmind ca este foarte posibil
ca Congresul ales peste dol ami sa
fie Democrat 81 prin accasta sc pu-
ma temelia unei victorii preseden-
tale pentru partidul Democrat in
1924, d. Bryan a conchis:
TARA partldulul Democrat In
atitudinca lui in campania rccenta
sc poate compare cu taria unui ON
normal pc cind trece prin un atac
dc polar. Partidul normal este
progresiv 81 va aduna in jurul lui
fortele progressive ale natiunei. Flu.
nerariile pregatite pentru el nu
sunt la ordinea zilei 81 nu vor Fl
nici odata. /"
Nebraskanul, care timp aproape
de patruzeci de ami a fost stilpul
tariei partidului Democrat, credt
ca partidul nu este att de mort
cum indicat Martha trecuta ma
rele success al Republicanilor. A
desmintit stirea ca va merge |,
Washington Sc ia parte la o confe
rinta fruntaSilor Partidului De
mocrat, carl intentioneaza Sc for
meze un nou partid polite orr 81
reorganizeze Partidul Democrat,
! sub un alt hume.