The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-12

fts ss'' oroper precautions
WIN almost surely escape
ID NAV .so..@operation s.@ in city;
VI r!, ey the nation could
ITsnr,nerly, when phys
r. ,n io.;t ;ust how this di-
rsi ku"G ku""";cated. it was con
,c11'lad nm and everyone expect
n u thai it served a good
Hlrsa az .p" the system, IN the
s''1si;s ast;snt recovered, 1t is
p sowp that it is caused
2. 'ptS'n b. mouth. aud that the
ssfa ~, ~, takes place is done,
I.,ss. VS. but by Nature ll when
stem Of an unclesn mice
comes from drinking
~, AZ milk OF "'ihS
~; ,1;,t " laws in cities are rap
ails ~ danger Of Infection
q .,.e .u' to = minimum. and
FIJI. war Is always procure pie
70 ,;,y Wv cannot afford to buy
r1pD9 H. free supply is
IA. and the average clI'1Sn zen
r,ther than take the
p,'iil 4. Soil bis drinking water,
y. y uysseuce uu of an epidemic
~ and appeals from the
.rgi 2ieu il cslls his attention
siiy. f9E doing So
,,,sr Is not prominent IN the
4 IA, a;,s,ses. The percentage
Z usually small, but the
,5t mon the patient a long
mia Illness, requires care
|, and is heavy expense to
+ visits. Unlike many IN.
Esoa fever frequently comes
.s-,fTy 10 the city, ard care
sur:ing one case may pol
> IN turn may pollute that
| n tswn or city and produce
ii huge proportions
Ia physicians discovered the
,sth typhoid fever is com.
3 d was generally believed
il iry from visible impurities
ri that visibly foul water
rQ,. Although the latter
4 generally correct, th2 for
m uoncous, When a city s
comes directly from a mud.
b, Probabilities are that it
y Infection, as typhoid fever
4 all times. and streams arc
tlalion from many sources,
ty dear water. having every
Il purity. may be more dan
b nuddy water. The house
liz, but does not actually
nsy be eliminated from
@ an elaborate system of
III fl,ration or by thorough
III u Illustration Of the truth
ttuert was afforded recently
ed fever became prevalent
rsble quarter of an Ameri-
MERE bottled water was
y exclusively for drinking.
6c showed that the water
iispriug0 upon the prob
J, DEALER in the city. Bac-
} discovered that the water
II bscilli. and a further
r showed that the spring
iron a sewer. The water
alough several yards of
Yen made perfectly clear,
.-ily pure, without e]imiua {.
s'E- This is as much as an
ius filter can be expected
y axes. streams and rivers
cities get their supply Of
akr contain the germs Of
r drained into them from
rSere typhoid fever pa
Beaied, without a though;
n Of earclessDcsS 10 other
y Illustration Of The evil
Il Tas afforded whom n serious
small Pennsylvania city
oy scientists in the con
o lis mountain water
n careless handling of ono
|Tua, a residence near the
snlen the city drew its
|X ume ago New York
.sf, IN looking over thc
noticed the technical
'lss Upon inquiry he
n'Ia'es meant possible
|'a Injection. He visited
|4 ,a'c'Shcd aud discovered
nmlets and towns were
\ Wis Of hlth into the New
'I, npply. As a result of the
oy Toe publication of his
|u ~ i. zyVO buildings were torn
9ider of the New York
zl'n' and a reduction i'm
) 'ttd. '''e' 'u
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E.raI laiaiitlcs. and caused
/ 'siy to practically sus.
- alns, was another in.
|6 pollution Of the water
= an epidemic to rage in
N Ieaso has had trouble for
|WAniln ncr Ennnl,. r.
n =, Sssau- Upon ono occa.
s,,s ,o'sred that tho Coy
& ~. under the direction OF
ard army engineer. engaged
e M =, narbor work. wcr,
- j,.;,oo 100 near the intakes
XGs G',uled ,",, by tho city re
s,,,a. s,,,cctlou Of tho evil. bur
] b cr ,on,, was being dragged
Is s,i ,saoI s an epidemic o,
,atjsnn ,ne an epidemic caused
IA. he city authorities, IT,, +,
.Alaonesdl sld v,,.s been rumpin,
|sa eits TE wafer tunnels 10,
|ps {..mi, he cost of thn re
|aT he saws Was naturally far il
| b Of hing IN. iu pumping. /,
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y sss elosaS lnvrsl years ago, tn