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BANNERS OPPOSING
WILSON TORN FROM
HANDS OF WOMEN
Chicago Crowd Resent "Slight
Demonstration" Against President.
MANY OF PARTICIPANTS
KNOCKED DOWN AND HURT
President in Illinois Metropolis
to Explain Views on Problems Facing Nation.
Night Metropolis of New Citizens,
He Was for a United
America.
FITZGERALD, October 1 - President Wilson came here today to explain his views on problems facing the nation, arriving in Chicago, after shaking hands with visitors in Indiana. He delivered three cheers, participated in several street demonstrations, and went to his Western camp.  In plans with the members at headquarters, her plant to leave at midnight, and expects to arrive at four miles from the city. In a speech before the Christian Press Club, the President predicted for the "winning of a resolution of the sense of patriotic responsibility," and urged the development of progressiveness. 