New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

tracts OF the fermentation Of beer optalIed oy
process OF selection technically known oy the
French term "Extraits glycerines oe leVuTe DE
biere selectionnee." DR.. Doyens alleseu eliort 70
keep It secret Is unanimously cohdeNH"eu py tne
faculty. Chevreul when he disco'ereo the
nature Of the fatty substances from Whlch orig
mated the industry Of making caholes' mime
diately communicated the result OF ms ihVes-
legations to the scientific world Also Priteur'
with his prophylactic discoveries against hyoro-
phobia. and Chardon; also Berthelon' whose
discoveries OF synthetic organizations enabled
the artificial manufacture Of indigo, etc. which
have enriched thousands OF individuals; also
Dr. ROux. with his anti-diphtheritic serum also
Albert Robin. with his discoveries OF glycero
phosphates and their tonic action on the nervous
system
When DR.. Doyen was asked by me Nhy he
had not made public the composition of the
serum. he replied:
1t is absolutely untrue that I try TO keep
the results of my Investigations secret Here
are the proof sheets of my pamphlet. entitled,
'Etioogie ct Traitement de Cancer It is 10 be
published by Renouard October IS although
the substance of it was submitted TO the Acad-
emy OF Science February % 1904, and the fol-
lowing day TO the Academy of Medicine.
This pamphlet contains the fullest details,
with plates, but for some unaccountable rea-
son not a word has ever beer communicated
by the academies to any one else. He said he
was willing TO give full information 10 all, and
even Of the serum TO competent men. but as
the serum was I'm the transitional stage II
might work untold mischief to science ana
humanity to place it unreservedly in ineXperl-
enced hands For similar reasons. he said,
Pasteur refused 10 supply serum in the early
stage Of his own discovery. one must also
hat
durable when fully developed, and that 1t can
only be treated successfully in its incipient
phases He said il was ineXact TO say that
Mr. Crocker paid the fee in advance The
first instalnent came three weeks after the
treatment began. Il have expended over """'-
600 francs out of my own pocket in inVestiga-
tons" he said finally DR.. Doyen then showed
me dozens of cancerous. growths removed three
! years age from patients now alive and well.
NJ Bunau-Varilla. in reply to questions by
your correspondent makes the following state
ment to The Tribune: Il cannot believe Eusebia
Morales ex-Minister of the Junta, made the
charges attributed to him. If he did il is
greatly to be regretted but after all il is
matter solely concerning himself individually.
II would be absurd 10 impute 10 the people
of Panama the fault of one Of its citizens as TO
hold the American nation responsible for the
attitude of the Copperheads during the War Of
tho Rebellion. Thanks 10 Secretary Hay. Pan
anna has escaped the tyranny exercised by
Colombia since 1921. BY that treaty Panama
secured the interoceanic canal golden stream
which otherwise would have gone to Nicaragua.
and Panama would have been isolated. ahan-
doned and dead II is odious 10 find citizen Of
Panama capable Of utterng repugnant charges
against the loyal government OF the generous
people that gave Panama security, liberty and
prosperity. As for myself personally, had
been alone in the matter l should not have ac-
corded to the insult circulated after many
others Of n similar nature. the honor OF spurn-
ing it with my foot. Ingratitude is often the
current payment of fools foolish enough Of
wise men wise enough for serving great historic
causes. This, however is better than death,
in the olden days indicating human progress.
but ample reward is found in the conscious
ness Of duty honestly performed"
President Loubet yesterday personally com