Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-11-28 | Page 16 | Medical Freedom

I I Medical Freedom I I WHILE the National League for Medical Freedom Freedom Free Free- vv dom construes the proposed legislation by Congress Congress Con Con- gress grass for a department of health to be an attempt of the allopathic school of medicine to force its faith and practices upon the country the public at large does not feel certain that this would be the effect of it If as members of the league allege this would be the result they need have no fear of its ultimate success Just now the country is rather ex ex- excite excited cited cite as to trusts and would not view an allopathic medical trust with any degree of equanimity That sort of thing is un-American un and a n propaganda that that- has for its object the or stultifying of an any of the well understood principles upon which I our government is founded deserves to fail and will fail the citizens ns of this broad land have fairly good sense and will use it when they understand the sit sit sit- sit sit-I nation All An schools of medicine have ha th the right to practice in America it wOl would d be amazing to the great rank and file of the allopathic physicians harbor harbor harbor har har- bor any such nonsense as trying to force their ideas upon the people b by law All must stand strictly upon their merits and the citizenship of th this s country desires to select its particular system of drugs or nr no drugs for itself One rarely has lias any voi voice e in the selection of his undertaker but as aSI to his doctor that must be on his own option l-I- l