The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-18
ROOSEVELT
 IMPROVING
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MAY LEAVE TUESDAY
Doctors Agree, That. Barring Com pIications Col. Roosevelt May Then
 Go to Oyster Bay.

I Chicago, Oct. 1S.-The physicians il attendance on Col. Roosevelt have
 practically agreed that, barring com tpfications. their patient may leave the i hospital, Tuesday. 1 He will not be allowed to make any political speeches. or take any active part in the. campaign. however, for y1s I or F days afterward. This decision was made, today at 3 short conference of the doctors and Mrs. Roosevelt. She plans to remove the colonel, Tuesday afternoon, and take him directly to Oyster Bay where he will be able to have the rest needed for his complete recovery. From time to time, the colonel has exhibited impatience at his surround .ngs in the hosritai z nd although he seems much better so1isfed since the arrival of Mrs Roosevelt, he has nev- erthelesss repeatedly expressed the wish to be at home.
 Col Roosevelt approached the crisis oe his injury ly gettingea good nights s sleep. S@
 He went to bed at II 80 last night. and slept until o'clock, this morning. Then he awoko and sfter, yaWn or wo and the remark that he felt Bull ly,' he droppei off into another nap.
 At o'clock, the colonel's Lulse was 70 his, tempArature s9S-2 and respiration IS all being about noTnal: e 1. wal good.
 Dr. John B. Murphy visited Roosevelt at l0:30, last night, took his tempera-
 
 dition first class After he left Y 2 room nobody but the nurses and Mrs Roosevelt was near -he apartment tods feoosgxsas a so9 ,tmost no M anxiar 2 ig to get into immediate touch with Gov Johnson. his running mate, who ar rived, early today. from his campaign tour of Indiana and will hold g confer ence with Roosevelt before noon. The doctorsy last night, reluctantlys gave Roosevelt permission to talk with Gov. Johnson. providing the talk would be limited The former president. from his sick bed, has again virtually as sumed charge of his campaign, and while his appearance on the stump will unauestionably be limited to< the Mad lson Square Garden meeting, two nights before election. Roosevelt will be the guiding hand behind the fight from this time on. physicians, there will besa crisis in the colonels injury, that does not mean that Roosevelt's condition is critical. sDr. Terrin explained this by saying if 24 hours. beginning at midnight. passed without the formation of pus in the wound. the danger from poisoning or pneumonia would practically be
 He said that an encrusted bullet in 8 man with Roosevelt,s physique would probably go with him through life without causing him any discom fort. It is probable. however. that in case Roosevelt passes the crisis sue cessfully and is able to leave the hos pita1 Monday or Tuesday, as is now desired by the colonel and his wife, it will deemed advisable to remove the bullet some time this fall, Wi1en the -coloneps condition, is restoreds 10 normal @zssstgs
 The nurse who was with Col Roose- velt last night, said i1er atien- was still cheerful over the visit made him Dy the Walsh twins yesterday e'They arrived at the hospital via, the stork route, the same time he. got therea in the ambulance, and the elder of th-In was honored by the co1onePs name. Their nurse brought them in st the the colonel, in all rhsic in farlt fnery and Mrs. Roosevelt made almost as much ado over them as did the patient