LIKE CESAR, GOVERNOR WILSON PERSONALLY EN-
COURAGED EVERY MAN TO DO HIS DUTY

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IT HAPPENED FOR ONCE THAT THE BOSSES FAILED IN
DISCRIMINATION

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WOODROW WILSON ON THE GOLF LINKS, SEPTEMBER
16, 1910, WHEN HE RECEIVED WORD THAT HE
WAS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY
GOVERNOR-ELECT WILSON, DURING THE SMITH-MARTINE
CONTEST

THE BIGGEST ONE-MAN POLITICIAN IN AMERICA,
WHOM GOVERNOR WILSON LICKED

WOODROW WILSON'S BIRTH-PLACE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 59

WOODROW WILSON AS PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON
WATCHING A PRINCETON-YALE FOOTBALL GAME.

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GOVERNOR WILSON AND HIS FAMILY

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OLD NASSAU, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, WHERE WOOD-
ROW WILSON SPENT TWELVE YEARS AS A PRO-
FESSOR AND EIGHT YEARS AS PRESIDENT

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WOODROW WILSON, AS HE APPEARED, WHEN FIGHTING
FOR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS, AT PRINCETON

STATE HOUSE, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY, WHERE WOOD-
ROW WILSON LITERALLY DROVE OUT THE POLITICAL
BOSSES

GOVERNOR WILSON ADDRESSING AN AUDIENCE IN NEW

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THE MAN OF INTELLECT AT THE TOP OF AFFAIRS:

THE AIM OF ALL CONSTITUTIONS .

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