| Show AN UNFORTUNATE CASE A rather Complains That Vaccination Injured His 3oy Ccntcrficlil Sanpoto County Utah Feb inth Editor Tribune Please publish this In The Tribune for tho benefit of children at district schools that havo not been vaccinated vac-cinated yet On the 13th of January 1601 a twelve yonrnld son of Mr and MrsI S Crano of rvnlortleld was forced by the doctor of Guunlson to hi vaccinated or leavo school Tho boy rather than leave school went and got the poison Into his arm Ho wont to school two day after ho was vaccl natofl Ever sInce that he has boon con lined to the house with blood poison In his arm and a close call for his life his arm almost rotted The doctor that vaccinated vac-cinated him tried for eons Limo to help him but failed no I placed him In care of Dr C K West of Snllna ho said hn rouhl save the boys arm hut throo months Is HI oon ns It could bo healed up and inRytw It would take longer A child Is hotter well at homo than sick If a doctor can make laws to ron trol n district school and force this poison In yriur childrens systems nnd make them wick when they arc well I think we had better leave them at home My boy could go to school before he was vnc ciiiMlod but cnnnot now lies confined to time house yet and will be for w > me time lo com H S CRANE IThc shorn Is a specific complaint and The Tribune thinks It dute l to tlio public Uwt the State Board of Health houM In qulro Into amid make report upon It Editor Edi-tor Tribune |
