icant role in Great War, 226;
_see also_ Democratic party, Republican party

Pomerene, Atlee, proposes committee of conciliation for treaty, 345

Portugal, Germany ranks American army with that of, 117

Preparedness, 71 _et seq._;
Wilson and, 15, 58, 117, 118;
Wood on, 80-81;
of army when war declared, 117

Princeton University, Wilson at, 3-5

Progressive party, 92

Propaganda, German, 44, 65, 71-74, 186

_Punch_, cartoon on Wilson's patience, 56

Quai d'Orsay, Peace Conference held at, 261, 310

Queenstown, destroyers sent to, 145, 197, 199

Raggi, Salvago, on territorial commission of Peace Conference, 276

Reading, Lord, refuses mission for separate peace with Austria, 231

Red Cross, American help for, 67

Reparations Commission, 305-306;
_see also_ Indemnities

Republican party, and Wilson, 1, 5-6;
and election of 1916, 89-92;
success (1918), 247

Revertata, Austrian emissary, 231

Rheims cathedral shelled, 73

Rintelen, Franz von, German agent, 80

Roebling wire-rope shop, suspected German plots in, 79

Roosevelt, F. D., Assistant Secretary of Navy, 144

Roosevelt, Theodore, Wilson contrasted to, 16-17, 18;
as peacemaker between Russia and Japan, 34;
on America's policy of non-intervention in Europe, 39, 53, 69;
Republicans refuse as candidate (1916), 90-91;
Wilson refuses volunteer command, 122-23;
attack on Wilson's war policies, 188;
plea for Republican Congress (1898), 246-47;
on making of the peace, 251

Root, Elihu, popular demand for membership on Peace Commission, 249

Rosenwald, Julius, on Council of National Defense, 155

Rumania, enters war, 99;
defeat, 100;
demand for territory, 282;
nationalistic ambitions aroused by treaty, 322;
boundaries extended, 327

Russia, Alaska purchased from, 31;
Roosevelt as peacemaker between Japan and, 34;
in 1916, 100;
wheat supply cut off from Europe, 159;
Bolshevik revolution, 193;
Brusilov attack, 193;
negotiations with Germany, 232;
Brest-Litovsk treaty, 239;
problem unsettled, 322

Ruthenians complain of treaty, 322

Ryan, J. D., director of aircraft production for army, 142

S. O. S., _see_ Service of Supply

Saar, "The Inquiry" gathers facts concerning, 260;
French claim, 302, 325;
and the League, 328

St. Louis, Wilson speaks at, 83

St. Mihiel, battle, 124, 134, 211, 218, 219-20

St. Nazaire, port allotted to American Expeditionary Force, 202

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