The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
CURE CANCER BY GREAT HEAf
Nm. DOYEN EXPLAINS ELEC-
TRO-THERNTC CANCELLATION.

Diseased ceaas kllled by Temperatures
Whleh Don't Inlaro Healthy ones
Parts Therapao c0nSreaS Int rested
HOtSerAp 90 the COmedle Franeasss.
sPseaaI CsOis DsspssaS 70 Tun SUE.
PAEIs. April 3.-Intsrsst in the PhysiO-
TheraPio COngress has bean Osntrsd
on an address describing new
supposed cure for cancsr presented by
DR.. Doyen. The doctor calls the treat
msnt electro-thsunio coAgnlatioo.
Explaining the system. DIR. Doysn
said there was one predominant fact
In the surgical treatment Of cancer. that
n the constant relapse or reinOculAtton
Of the disease. After an operation the
cancerous cells. which resist the action
Of the phAgocytss. are disseminated
like seeds scattered by the wind. Thsy
become the nucleus Of fresh CancsrOus
growth.
In his experiments. he said. he observed
that the disclosed cells may be destroyed
by heat. Healthy cells 0f tho body can
withstand heat up 10 itO degrees, whereas
oanoerOus cells are Destroyed by heat
At M degrees and even &C ia degrees.
This lower degree Of vitality therefore
may play an important part I'm the treat
rlent OF cancer. IL has Opsncd up = nsw
way Of treating IL through the living
tissues. Even at . considerable depth
o temperature above I97 degrees would
kill the diseased cells without iniuring
the healthy ones. Dr. Doyen adds:
Il solved the problem by means %
electro coag'IlatiOn. I obtained the
thermal effect by q spsoial kind OF arson
valuation. With ths help OF . particular
device which I conceived I was able TO
cause heat to stink through the TISSUES
TO q great depth. When ! placed an cleo
,rosls On tho tissues thOrs ~as . coA6u-
latiOn OF the diseased cells just a. tho
white OF an egg thiCkSas by boiling.
The coagulated cells eliminate them
selves after a certain time and definite
cioAtTikatiOn occurs whenever the whole
extent OF the cancer has been covered.
by allowing heat Of about IsS
degree 20 penetrate the tissues under q
tumOT a sort OF elsctrio process goes on.
the diseased cells being destroyed while
the healthy ones remain intact
DIR. Doyen asserts that all accessible
cancers ~ the skin. mouth. tongue. &c.
may be cured by two or three applicA-
tons Of electricity. provided caI-cer is
diagnosed IN time.
There is row in the historic Coincide
Francois. aud all Paris 10 laughing over
th. epithets which are making blue the
atmosphere % the ancient playhouse.
Jules Ciaretie. the manager. and NJ.
Lshargy. who 10 q full societairs and a
member Of the COMMITTEES a. well "a q
IN naWaw1 laa4.
other heartily. The old subscribers are
Mortified and think the end Of the world
has come when IN the one theatre in the
universe where everybody 10 invariably
polite To everybody else the manager and
star are wSginR a wOrdy scrap. but the
rude boulsvardiera laugh.
The row has indeed become . grave
matter ~ state. Premier BRAND inter
vensd and held a long conferences with
MN. CiArrtie and LsbarKy separately.
He begged ". Claretie not to resign and
told NJ. I.sbarEy that the interests Of
national dramatic art forbade him to
quit the theatre in which he has played
for thirty years.
LsbarRy's grievances 10 that ClMrstie
has become the autocrAt % the Coincide
FrAncaise aud that since tho suppression
81 the committee that read playr Claretis
produces only plays that please him.
Lebargy says the plays that please Clare
tie ar- poor ones Judged from the point
Of view II the actors on the payroll.
Clsretis declares that IsbarRy ought
not 90 complain. because he has been
treated better than the other members
u the company He ASSERTS that I.ebargy
10 a chronic kicker
Lebargy says that ClATetie's quarter
II n century Of mana cement has been
filled with incOmpetsnce. Claretis re-
torts that Lehargys quarter Of q century
has been filed with treachsry: that L--
targy never acts. bat draws his salary
and that he delsys plays ny refusing to
reheanse. The manager winds up by
denying that he (CiaretieD has ruined the
COmsiie Franciase. On the contrary
the thee tres surplus during the last ten
years has grown Ia l 90 con francs. or
SIM 600
10 VI. Brand does not succeed in set
Ting the quarrel Parisians are hopeful
that there will be a duel. The row Ii
creating more excitement in Paris than
the imposition Of the new train
Eleanor Ehiers. the American pianist
gave a successful recital on Wednesday
There was a distinguished audience, in
Guiding Ambassador Bacon and Consul
General Mason. The critics predict that
Aiss Ehlers will have a successful future,
On Thursday the Franklin singers gave
a dinner in celebration Of the ensga re-
msnt OF their niece. Mile Decazss. Ia
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