The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-11

cases already treated and 10 he treated
by DR. Friedm ann.
Usually such requests arc granted al
the hospital" fc said. but don't think
II would be wim in this case, because II
would be unfair to the Government Re.
ports of the progress of the Fricdmann
cases might Inadvertently be made IN
advance Of the United States Govern
ment reports. Such reports might not
agree and might be premature.
This matter of Dr. Friedmann's cub
ture should be settled with great care
for the benefit of the public. I am GLAD
that the doctor IL going to have n fll
chance. for it would be a shame II ~
were allowed to sNave the country with
out fair trial"
Yesterday afternoon It was reported
that two Of thu patients whom DR.
Friedman treated last week at the
Peoples Hospital had shown marked
Improvement. All that DR.. Man
Landesman. superintendent Of the hos
pital, would say last night was that h.
had gone yesterday to Or. Friedman
to tell him THAI the two men treated
We're doing nio,ly," that they had no,
suffered night weats for the four nights
since their incubation, and that he wes
news to DR.. Friedman before the lat
ters departure for Canada. ON Thurs
day. said DIR. Landcsman, n committee
composed of DR.. Tannenbaum of tn,
Board of Health. himself and others
Will compile a more complete state
ment
Whatever DR. Landesman did tell Dr.
Friedman. it was sufficient to make the
Berlin doctor Gerry happy. The reports
that came from the hospitals made him
even more so, and when reporters saw
him just before he left tho Grand Central
station he was bubbling over. He had
just eaten a real German dinner in four
minutes too He was asked whether hs
vaccine could be duplicated following d
chemical analysis. He said:
Il shall deliver accurate and scientific
lectures on my preparation At dates to
be set later. 7 work right ahead now
without looking TO the right or left and
without regard to praise or condemna-
tion. have a big work IN Montroal
ahead OF me. also in ottawa
DR.. +. r. rriedmann's cnmpanions
were Dr. Henry Brnjamin. his assistant.
and Charles de Vidal Hundt. his secre-
tary. As The party passed through the
Grand Central station DR.. Friedmann's
eye was caught by the vajulted ceiling,
and while hr stopped to gaze at It many
persons recognized him. He carried "A
brown canvas satchel containing his
culture. This he would allow in no ones
hands but his own. He placed it in his
stateroom and then came out on the
platform and through his secretary
said:
All persons who are suffering from
'uhercuiosis of the Joint or glands, par
ticuiarly children. and who want my
treatment should apply at the Mount
Sinai Hospital. There I shall treat slpop
my return They should bring with them
charts and histories of their cases. writ
ien If possible in German. ] shall no a,
Mount Sinai first. Other places will
come later. ! am glad that the modicsr
profession has facilitated my admins
ration of the culture. and am sure I
shall be- able to substantiate all NV
claims.
The Comiria nnnora OF the County
Medical Society met last night and dis.
cusscd Informally the work which DR.
Friedman has been doing here the pasi
week DR.. Howard Lilicnthal, who wit
messed the clinic un Sunday at Mount
SINAI Hospital. was thcra and told OF
what he had seen After the meetinl
was over it was announced that the at
tltude of the society remained un-
changed.
WASHINGTON. March l0.--For the IN
formation Of the thousands who are
preparing to come mere in hope of re
ceiving the Friedman treatment from
the Government Health Service Sur
geon-General Blue said tonight that I,
would he az least several weeks before
the Government Will asume the respon-
s'hiliiy of treating human beings even
If the Friedman remedy should receive
the stamp of approval