WILSON SHOWINO IMPROVEMENT
IMLY MEETMG LOME OF HATKUES URGED
PRESIDENT’S CONDITION CHANGED
FDR RETTER SATURDAY; STILL RESTLESS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4—Dr. Grayson announced this morning that
President Wilson’s condition is far more favorable today than on Friday
Mr. Wilson enjoyed a good nights rest last night and war, visibly
stronger and better when he awoke this Waning. Dr. Grayson stated that
pulse ancL/lemperature.are entirely normal.
During the morning Mr. Wilson appeared cheerful but was somewhat
restless It Is said the President complains that his eyes are troubling him
slightly and the complaint has led to the summoning of Dr S.rbwelnits, a
noted Philadelphia eye specialist. . #
White lUuse attendants stated today that Dr h/e.'cmn has also lean
rev tested to come if Washington for n conference regi-dlrg t lie president's
neivous symptoms.
Joseph Wilson Says no Cause for Alarm. ( /
HAIjTIMOHR, Oct, 4—President Wilson's only brother, Joseph Wilson,
returned from a visit to the president's bedside today and said in a press
| interview that there is no immediate cause for alarm regarding Mr, Wilson's
condition, ,
He said the president is very sick but It is Imped that his strong
recuperative imwers will save him.
Wilson asserted that it is a matter for wonder that the president
stood the strain of ids recent labors as long as lie did.
Mormon Conference Offers Prayers For Wilson’s Recovery.
SALT LAKE, Oct. I—Twelve thousand Mormons at tin semi-aim cal
conference held here today, offered prayers for tlm return >f President Wilson
In h* i tli and vigor.
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PARIS PAPERS LAUD
WILSON S LEADERSHIP
bpeelai to The Nopie Nugget by The Associated Press.
PARIS, Oct. 1—The,'Paris newspapers are giving special prominence
to the illness of President Wilson and are also making'ills sickness the excuse
for a much eulogistic praise of his attainments and especially of his connec
tion with the peace settlements.
The Journal De Paris says "None can replace Air. Wilson/’ The sain • •
paper also devotes considerable praise to Secretary of/State Ea using, who is
designated as, “Mr. Wilson's greatest collaborator.” The Journal says
Colonel House many times did not approve of all the various initiative steps
taken by Air. Wilson but that he found a firm supporter in Tensing.
Thcfc Echo Do. Paris also eulogizes • the president and comments in
subtile vein on the-attitude of the senate by asserting that Mr. Wilson’s'
illness means "that the senate will be left alone” in resolving the peace treaty
determinations, but ventures the view that this “may probably bo a good
tiling” for, the reason that, “as the opposition loses its counter parly, it will
also lose some of its force and violence.”
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Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
NKW YOltK, Oct. 1—King Albert of Belgium will leave for Boston
J tonight and will he the guest of hotpot* at a sumptuous bake beau feast presided
i ver by the Mayor* of Boston Sunday.
Boston will serve her famous baked beans to the king and queen and
the crown prince in golden bean pots and will also present King Albert and
On ex'n Maud with two sojid gold bean pots as mementoes of their visit to the
famous city of beans.
King Albert displayed his venturesome spirit by living over New
\ urk in a naval hydroplane piloted by a naval aviator today.
On returning to terra Arm a the King declared the view of New York
from a height of several thousand feet was a grand spectacle
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MOVEMENT FOR
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LEAGUE LAUNCHED
“peclal to The Nugget by The Associated Press
I 'A 11 IS, Oct. 4—Colonel House and other pea*.- .■inference diplomats
;re urging that a meeting of the League of Nations b.- to Id m Washing! m
■efore the close of the year in order to get the longue into active being.
Colonel House, who is on.- of the leading movers of the project, m
r.eague also invite the greatest number of statesmen to atteml tie session
md participate in the formal launching of the League a< fa. i-.r in world
iffalrs.
'they contend that ttic league at the present time exists only on pap.-r md
can heeome a. decisive influence in tlu- world only by becoming active.
Premier Clemenceau is supporting «’o|. House and has written t
Premier Lloyd fScnrgn urging him to support the holding of i Washington
DENVER TEACHERS
ORGANIZE UNION
SCHOOL TEACHERS VOTE TO JOIN A. F. OF L. AT DENVER.
Special lo the Nugget By the Associated Press.
DKNV'KIt, net. I Lm.il high school teachers voted for »»*.• e.'eddish
tion providing that the union organization shall mak. ..pplie Mon |\ . .mi;
sion to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
The new organization will he Hie first ..! its hind lo seek alllliation
with the famous labor organization.
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