Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-10-14 | Page 7 | The President's Illness

i t The Presidents President's Illness I HE job of being president of the United States even in normal 1 l. l i Ip timEs tim s is the most terrific job in the world And the times ba i a e n not t been normal j President Wilson Vilson is the kind of man who will wilt not and cannot spare pare s himself Guarding his responsibility with an almost religious I has be-has has shouldered a load in excess of his physical strength k k T of bis attitude toward gigantic tasks Vas s his going to p personally to conduct peace negotiations r. t All AU major state papers have been from his pen He has bas patiently added each new problem to his burden The effect of such of-such such overwork rk on his highly organized mind body bc d was was- inevitable t kl f His is tour in behalf of of- th the league of nations topping a long longes ies es crises and responsibilities brought on a nervous collapse The country appreciates that the overwork was in in in- its behalf 5 with the president nt t and prays prays for his early and comee com com- C ee over t