 to campaign for the League of Nations. He gets to Boulder, Colorado. It's nighttime. He's not feeling well. They stop the train, walk him around in a farmer's field to get fresh air, put him to bed. His wife is with him. The next morning, he gets up. He's outside Kansas City. He gets dressed to go give a speech. His wife takes one look at him and says, you're not doing it. She orders the train to be turned around. They go back to Washington, back to the White House.