The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-10
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Physicians Declare There Are No
SIGNS of Cancer.


Signs Of Cancer.
Berlin Nov. g.-Professor Johannes
Orth. the famous cancer Specialist. who
succeeded the late Professor NirchOw IA
me lhair of pathological anatomy at the
University of Berlin. says;
81 authorize you to declare as ex-
puclty as possible That not the slight
est suspicion of any dangerous forum
ton exists TIC is a matter explained in
eny ordinary archaeological book. With
persons VINO, ike the emperor. are COM
1890 ~ lHelr professional duties 10
speak ctten IN public there are often
FORMATIONS on the vocal cords which we
.th F"iEpu5. They are. of course "a
Iiudrance 90 the voice and accordingly
llfse cNcrcttOns were removed. AS for
int rest ! am uuacQUaiuued with the
CLINICAL side Of the case. but I believe ]
pm elght DAYS viii again have FUN pos
session Of hls vocal powers
Professor Bernard FraenkeL the emil
lcnL throat specialist of Berlin univer-
Fity- iu am interview TODAY with the cor
respondent of the Associated Press said:
me public concern about the emperor s
coudluon Is unWarranted. The facts are
absolutely as stated I'm this morning g
bulletin. The people are only agitatcd
because they remember that the first re-
lpils ABOUT emperor Frederick did not
disclose his true malady. but this time
the bulletin Is correct You can reassure
America
Operation Was Simple.
Dr. Moritz Schmidt Of Frankfort-on-
performed thousands Of similar opera
tons. The emperor has known Dr.
schmidt intimately ever since the time
when. as crown prince. be went TO San
Reno 10 see his father. and took Or.
Schmidt on the same car with him. 70
was therefore tho emDerOrs own desire
70 entrust him with the operation. The
latter lasted only a minute or two. The
emperor felt the eNCresCence I'm his
throat before the Wiesbaden meeting but
De decided 20 postpone the operation UNI
iii after SO ling the car. out Of defer
cnce to- the latter and because he had
Persons near the emperor say he did
not display the slightest nervousness
preceding or durins the operation. The
emperor informed his physicians that he
was opposed 10 any attempt 10 disguise
the character of his ailmcut and gave
them stringent orders 20 inform him
fully of its nature and to make public
ple had the right To- know the condition
OF their ruler. The promptness with
which Professor Orth'S analysis was
published did much To- soothe public con-
Germ.
Worldwide Sympathy.
The story Of the day concerning the
emperor is not the story of the bulletins
of the kilograms from foreign sOvereigns
nor of the sympathetic inquiries OF tho
embassadQrs. but of the regret and con-
Germ Of the people.
at is worth being i'm to receive a thina
like this. the emperor is reported as
Eaying when some flowers sent TO him
by three working women We're handed tC
him today. Several similar indications ui
regard were made by poor persons al
POtsdam
The emperor makes light of his indis
position and has asked the members Oi
his family TO act precisely as heretofore
JIe feels the condition from his uncOm.
monty active life 20 forced quiet. but d.,
declines To- be relieved altogether of TN.
routine business OF state and received
an audience OF the heads of his privat,
cabinet ana Che chancellor, Count vor
BUeiOw.
The latest news regarding the COndi
tiou OF Emperor William IS that 10 re-
mains satisfactory. He worked severa
hours this afternoon ON state husines.
and wrote a long telegram to King Ed
ward, c0ugra Julating him on his birth
day.