The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18
WILSON GAINS
IN HEALTH AND
FLAYSENEM|ES
Ready to Fight Out Cam.
paign on League of
Nations Issue
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SEW YORK. June tS.-Presidcnt
Wilson'S nine months Of illness have
neither daunted his spirit nor i'm
paired In the slightest degree his
splendid intellect" according to The
New York World which today pub-
lished "a copyrighted Interview ~ IL
Washington correspondent with the
president
Within the last two months. the
correspondent suyS. the president
has gained more than twenty pounds
and hir ultimate complete recovery is
assured.
The correspondent says the long
discussion Of current topics
ls-ups shaved thHt the president "eN-
pressed himself with characteristic
Milsuuian NiEoT"
League T. the Issue.
The president told the CORE
s%poudcnt. IN discussing the political
campaign that the league eft nations
was the dominant issue and he eN-
poets the democrats at San Francisco
to repeat his challenge for a refer
tudum ON The league. The issue b.
too deep Tor political s~culdugEerS,
the prrsidfgt il quoted as saying.
The prtsident was particularly
vigorous In attacking the republican
platform. according 10 Tho CORE
4 spondent The republican national
lcotNontion. said the president. was
[ controlled by interests essentially and
ASrientificullA prussian in inspiration
gnd method" He snid he did not see
Hsnw proEressiyes could support tn"
republican platform.
President Wilson iold the cor
respondent he had not aided any
candidate Tor the nomination at san
Francisco
Health Improves.
In discussing The presidents physt-
cal condition. the correspondent said
his face H. not distorted in the slight
--t degree. as some Of co., ~uutrteudly
versions OF his plntsz have asserted
The Wilson face b. much the same
60. u was though Il bears the i'm
preston uf great phS steal suffering
After be- hHd worked and We had
talked for an hour, the president
walked from his Office chair on thc
brICouy Co the movies Iu the East
room. SLOWLY, cautiously, bat with
confidence,
The correspondent described the
movements of the president about the
white, huus, and said the very best
pruuf ut the great Improvement loo the
presidents physical condition was
provided when he mounted three i'm
pruNis,d wooden steps and entered
p The motor car with only such assist
aur, as would naturally be- given tu
% person couNnlesCiug from serious
\ illness
) tn, president walked with q slight
limp and used q cane according "a
ih. correspondent
Wilson Cunndcnt
~ ann even more confident no,
president SAID In the interview he
say, Yesterday that such referendum
viii confirm my ftith that The Am'ri'
,au people desire % above" anything
elise that "a political party nov MAJ
provide. and hat th'l Will condemn
ih, republican policy III denying
them tho contamination ut th"li
hopes. 80 one Will recommend .
referendum on that issue moro thHi
- suppose / should feel Nattorvd,
he said. over being made tho ISSUE
81 iur presidential campaign o., ih'
r,puhIran party. But even h 81
tort uf the platform makers Hl en-
,trp % confer the distinction ut Dee
ing no MY % burning hut a. Twins
ism hy ,umuuflaglnE and ohsrurlu'
the real issues Will not deceive 90.
p'upl'.'
TN, progresses hy which the on
,lgn platform was Urr"mpiiSh''
f..m tu me tu have been u~srutlhIll
IA and scientifically prussiau Boz iusplr
a. alton and method Instead OF quot
4 ing Washington and Lincoln, the l'
publican platform should nav uu"'
,d bismarck aud B%cruhurdl h'rau-
the republican attitude regarding IN
,uprrme issue that cannot be- ah'n
duupd or disrrFurded strongly Snf
Confined ON nag" i""l