Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-02-02 | Page 6 | Pressing the Limit

PRESSING- THE LIMIT. Dr. Wiley's talk here was a breozy ono, and ho delivered many striking aphorisms; he sot tho mark of official protection to tho citizens very high; but most men would rnthor escape so much aurveillanco and Interference. It is all right and desirable for tho Gov-ornment Gov-ornment to soo that all preparations put up either for foodB or medicines must be pure, and must honestly say what they aro mado of; but whon, in tho prosent somewhat uncertain development develop-ment of hygienic acieuco and sanitation, sanita-tion, any ono says that "a community lhat pormila a single citizen to dio of a preventable dlsoaso is a murdoror' that is not pressing, tho button, it is pressing tho limit; a ourvcillanco, guid- . anco, and distinction which that implies, im-plies, oxerciscd by the community upon Iho Individual, might mako death a. welcome wel-come relief to him.