The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
WILSON VERY SICK NAN
THAT IS THE REPORT WHICH
COMES FROM DOCTORS
BULlETINSISSUEDTODAY
Daughters Prepare To Go To
White House; Specialists
In Attendance

Washington, October 3.-President
Wilson's condition early today and
during the night was such that De
T. Grayson remained at the White
Hose throughout the night. At noon
today DR.. Giayson was to issue deai-
mite statement as to the condition OF
the president Last night his state.
ment was to the effect that the prssi.
dent was "a very sick man" Three
specialists were in consultation OYER
the president last night and two
were called at two o'clock In ttfB
morning.
Showed No Improvements.
UNITED Press Dispatch.l
Washington, October 3.-Pre4idsnt
Wilson's condition this morning
showed no improvement oyer that Of
yesterday and last night, an Official
statement shortly before noon h34id.
He slept some during the night but
it was stated. his condition was the
cause for the greatest anxiety t6s the
members of his family and to phySf.
clans. uelhs
DR.. E. R. Stitt, head of the naval
medical school, DR.. Sterling Rufin Of
Washington, and DR.. Cary T. Dry.
son were all in consultation this mora.
ing.
Cambridge, October 3.-Mrs. Fran.
els B. Sayre, daughter of PreSidef1t
Wilson left here this morning for
Washington to be nearer her father.
due to his illness. al
No Improvement Noted.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
Washington, October 3-There wAo
no Improvement in the president1
condition this morning and DR.. Gray.
son held another CONSULTATION with
specialists. The president has no
temperature and his heart action n
normal, the announcement said.
Daughters Going TO Whitehouse.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.
Washington, October 3.-The presi-
dents two married daughters are
coming to Washington although thsf
declared they were not summoned
The physicians conference OF about
two hours delayed the issuance or tue
usual ten o'clock bulletin. Secretatx
Tumulty said no official business.
however pressing, would be shown the
president. None except members nf
he family are permitted to see him.
President Wilson was told OF the,
defeat OF the Fall amendments a1d
the ratification Of the peace treaty b
the French chamber OF deputies.
Washington. October 3.-The preats
dents condition is unchanged, bh1lSs
tined DR.. Grayson at noon. He told
the newspaper men that President J,
Wilson's mind was alert and his
physical condition fairly good.
Bulletin Issued This Afternoon;
UNITED Press Dispatch.]
Washington, October 3.-An Official
bulletin issued by DR.. Cary T. Gray.
ON at 1915 o'clock this noon said:
THE condition of the president Is
Unchanged" -
While the president has remained
n bed all day and is permitted To
AXE UP none of his work he takes 8
lively interest in affairs. IL Is eat&
Physically, DR.. Grayson says, ali AIS-
ymptoms are favorable. The pre4lA
Tents temperature is normal and 10
axes some nourishment although Id
,as a poor appetite. - ~!
DR.. Grayson set at rest rumors tktk
here would be an operation, sayii4$
hat such step had not been .6d6-
'emplated. He reiterated fOrmet
statements that the president 10 Wfhts
y exhausted. Each of the consult{nt
physicians called, it Is said, sS9resA
with DR.. Grayscn that President WIZ
sons condition was due to nerT4
strain and each is said to have a&fS0
IN the method of treatment. this 1aS66
is Grayson. RS
Samuel Gompers called at the Wits
House today to ask Secretary Tdan6IS
ty as to the condition OF the TrS3t-.
dent. William G. McAdco, son siisi1A
Of the president is also at the White
House. Mrs, McAdoo was expected
to arrive this afternoon. MRS. FrAh- .
els Sayre will also reach washington
late today. Miss Margaret Wilson his
been at home since President Wilson
arrived from his tour.
Mrs. c. D. Snow is spending aSfeN
days in Duluth attending a MissioA- :
airy convention of the PrHshvf erffYi =