New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
uF SAYS IT KILLS DISEASE.
wT1FRED G. FRALICK ASSERTS
THAT BE HAS A CURE FOR IN
crPIENT TUBERCULOSIS.

v-ufrsa G. Franck, OF No. 191 Madison
-,ose public yesterday al the Metropolitan
b'e1 IN B!ackwels Island, the result Of
A''Y' ,-asrs Of experimenting for cure for tu-
s,oste Regarding his work, he said:
,...- o1ne-irnenting for a period of more
nAes years with a fluid containing prop
'haL 'hi. similar 70 those existing IN all normal
es This fluid contains compounds whlch de-
hOo FL known disease germs almost instantly,
ftrcy - i+s action is antagOnistic to objection
snc "-snisuas al the same time II viii intensity
soe irc-ssse the desirable properties of the
blood a.. .,,,,o i, The history Of medicine
Inis Material has been infused into the blood
.,b - Compounds which antagonlze the germs OF
s,sease and their poisonous tIilai M "a IA -.
eFeis -1otant and in every way desirable enemy
a. unnatural condll'hs'
among the physicians who were present whlle
T-~o,icL s1Iperintended the operation with
=. - 10 illustrated his explanation were Drs.
stokes. of Omaha; Alfred s. Matson. of
.s+oyvn. y J.: G. T. Stewart superintend-
90 e Bauevue. Y. A. II. Cornell. OF Massa-
ot,s. C. B. Stearns D. N. Gardner, Of Mas
eA-'~. %o++s. N E. Mitchell Of Brooklyn; ". c.
ssN--,obt NJ Massachusetts: NJ. J. Beers. E NJ
%. s.-.. and Frank Hinckly, both Of California
Fraljck. Superintendent O'Rourke
olso an interested spectator.
-. onaration Itself was performed by DTS
- Mcknight under the supervision
Fralick Two patients in the last stages
o - D,,+ior we're carried into the operating
A4+ar the usual antiseptic preparations
- IN -bs left arm Of one and the right arm
other were exposed. cannu-a was IN
- and the fluid was allowed 10 flow gradu-
sixteen ounces heated 10 temperature
,oe degrees were used in each case Ihe eI-
- =, ho+b ratients was the same. Almost
.-.-,adistelv q flush came into each face, the
-,,,sss strengthened the eyes frightened anu
,,nat the doctor said was a healthy persplfa-
,,or showed itself on each face and chest.
Asked as 10 the component parts OF MS solu-
-,on DIR. Fralick said he was not yet ready 10
-, !. - the rublic Within a short time he
gne :. - +an he complete story OF his work
-hIroTgh the medical journals. de SAID ihAt ne
beS made more than 40 experiments each tlille
with gratifying success Nheh tIe - 80
came IN contact with the bacteria IN the poay
e-anonnds were formed and nascent oxygen
was liberated" he explained. ,, szoa
m Fralick because the greater inc-uces the
- b,t this eerrnicide solution IS 1aIal 10 a.!
gsrm diseases Two cancer patients treated
11-b ~ have shown marked Improvement
An the doctors who heard Dr.. Fra4ick seemed
,a.ss5 with the theory. and two Of them, who
said they had seen loathsone bloou uisease
$50 - two infsions in less than week, ce-
rlared they were certain l-!dL tl-C us
O. crra for the tuberculosis germ had been
found ,.,,
Taken in the earliest stages Of tuberculosis
DR. Fraliek says he is willing TO stake MS pro-
eassional reputation that the solution VIII de-
sr-ov ali bacteria and help the diseased lung
10 heal AS long as there is sufficient lung ca
nacitv left he asserts, the treatment VIII eliecl
what 70 al inteuts ana purposes, IS a cure
Or Fralick does not assert that the treatment
can be OF lasting service after the disease has
advanced beyond q certain limit but he says
aTsg--r 81 70
n will at least ease the patient and lessen the
suffering consequent on extreme weakness.