Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

The foregoing statement was made
today by Dr. Joseph Cipes. expert
on pulmonary tuberculosis. and d.
rector OF the Cipos sanntoriurn. who
returned "a midnight last night from
New York. where Tea three weeks
he was In daily contact with Fried
mann and the patients singled out 60
take the Frledmann cure. Or. Cipes
arrived in New YORK ON tho same dav
that friedman landed there FROM
Europe Through the influence III
prominent New York newspaper
man, Dr Cipes war cuabled To- meet
DR.. -s'Fi~dnsBn pH...ne,.- and had ssery
opportunity To- study ~ nrst hand the
results or the remedy.
~ believe that I've made. an the
investigation possible 60 make rec
sarding the friedman cure st the
present time" said Dr Cues today
81 was the first physician 60 meet pr
Friedman. with th" exception OF ia
representative ~ tho government
Friedman Us C young man. be- is|
very nervous aud b. very frequently
unstrung tie has deep lines iu his
face. which iudiUHt" hard work His
hrst stut'mrut after arriving lnl
America, was that hc had 90 cure FOR
tuberculosis and was positive he could
euro the disease. originally fried
mann intended Go open an office boa
New York city and treat everybody.
rich and poor alike. first come. first
served. Later ne said that he would
NOT cure any eases ~ pulmonary "a.
0erculosis advanced further than the
iucipient stage he claimed 90 nav,
treated i,1S2 ,tses in Europe. doing
Wonderful work
1T developed that Frirdmaun's
remedy was not serum. az had been
reported, bui culture. judging from
ms experiments u does not require
any length Of time a. make prepare
tiun of the substance. Tie only thing
necessary is % have IN, first strain of
the hacilli. then simply continue cul-
tiNating. Friedman clHims his bac-
CHI are entirely dimer'nt from those
known, the avian, bovine aud human
Attacked Dos the newspapers for
The manner 900 which he was pro-
CcrdlnK. friedman began to treat ma
tieuts In the various hospitals ia the
city ~ New York. He treated
patients the Peoples HOSPITAL. seven
at the Mount sinai under govern.
mont supervision. eleven az bellevue.
ana twelve at Mount Fluru home
~ cXemiu'd CLOSELY the cases treat.
cd at the Peoples hospital. two pul.
munary cases and one tubcT,uiaT
Knee Joint case. Oas pulmonary cas-,
was mCipiCnt the other moderately
advanced Tho subjective symptoms
OF tho patients. I found upon exam
nation after treatment. rather IN
dictated Improvement but naturally /
could not Judge To any great extent
as Go the exact results being obtained.
Physical examinations showed no i'm
proNomcnL which. however would
not indicate merit or no merit
Friedman statements varied as
To- the time ho declared necessary IN
order 10 effect cure under his syz.
tom. Onc way In which ho viii bo
able 10 determine the value OF the
remedy is by treating greater num-
Der of patients and by waiting until
"a sufficient time has elapsed, lea order
To- permit the imaginative power o.
tho patient t0 subsido. Examination
Dy phy sicinns viii then prove whether
or not patients have benefited
THE treatment is very simple, yspe-
ciRliN for tuu'ryuiur eases % sim
ply consists of hypodermio injection.
given into the deep muscles OF the
thigh which any nurse un two weeks
training could very we'll administer
A. Go the dose that Friedman adj
ministers, su Gr IL be- not known the
Number OF germs h. injucis We do
know, however that OF the culture
he ~ using, he gives from une-teuth
To twu-tenths ~ a cubic cvntimoter
varying according 10 the stage OF the
disease aud according 60 the gencrai
ihyslcn| appearance of The patient
"Frcdmanu claims his remedy is