Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01


from the surviving bacim products
which still show considerable increase
OF immunity and curative value.
Al first material for the procedure
in question the tubercular baciIli Of
tine turtle can be used as described
i'm the "Centralblatt Fuer Bacteri-
olOgie Parasites and Infectional Dis
eases. 1903" chapter J. volume 81,
pages 647 10 658 and pages 195-h94
. Serum Used In Several Ways. e..
Curative and protective serums
produced according to the different
ways Of the present procedure are
used either dry or i'm suitable cmui-
sions or suspended in solutions.
The employment ofcurative and
proteCtice serums gained according to
this invention in emulsions or solu-
tions may be made for example, by
the use Of water. solution Of salt
broth. oils fats or any other apprO-
pirate means.
The NaehrbOedeu contain curative
and protective matter However. they
are fire. of harmful secondary effects,
as no dangerous poisous are in them
Consequently the solid or fluid
Saehrboedeu on which the cultures
have been bred can be used with
good success both alone or with prop
er additions, ana also together with
the baCili, instead Of the Bacterial
emissions or solutions mentioned
above.
Besides their employment for in
jeCtiOns these emulsiOns or solutions
DSuspensionenD. OF the solid or fluid
NsehrboeGeu separated from the ba-
Cilii can be used FOR external appli
cations, as, for instance, for cata-
plasms. salves plasters and so ON
for local application or tubercularly
affected parts Of the body.
Patients Also Produce Cultures.
II then, for curative effects, cU,a-
tive material containing living bacilll
is applied To the person il is possible
10 reproduce other cultures from the
substances taken from the person
treated. For instance, from seCre-
tionS or from protective and curative
preparations produced according to
the present invention IL is possible TO
produce available material, if such
substances or preparations still con-
tain living bacilu. Cultures produced
in this way can be used either for inn
mediate curative purposes or toT FUR
Their production OF other culture.
The production of curative and pro-
teCtive materials c8u be obtained ac-
working ON dead non -virulent baci.H
in place Of the living uon-virulent
bacilH produced according to the
present invention. The killing can be
done by hammcring whereby the dis
advantages of an other ways of Kill
ing known su far are avoided.
ProteCrlce and curative materials
or -crums can. according to this in
NentiOn also bc produced by using
instead of living uuu-Niruleut rul-
lures made i'm this way. mixtures of
different living non -ytrulent cultures
or also mixtures of living and killed
non -virulent hacilH
Remedy Kills Virulent 6acilli.
II has even been shown that such
curative and protective -eruWS can
be produced by breeding ON the same
Naehrboedeu virulent mbeTcul3r ba-
cilh. and non -virulent tubcrcular ha-
CilH, or any aCid-proof bacilH.
Ia this process 10 was 20 boz eN-
pected that the yiIuleut hacili would
remain sfectice and maintain their
harmful properties even in these mix
lures But quite Unexpectedly i'm this
case the uOu-yiuulcut cultured parts
yuunteraCt and made effective
the ViTIlent ones They finally stop
their further increase entirely and
annihIlatH chem. IL has been proved
10y experiment that these miSed cul-
cures produced inn the proper proper
Jion do not produce tuberculosis any
longer. that is to say. that they fun
nish entirely non yirulsnt cultures
Therefore. this manner OF producing
curative and protective materials. iu
which process uon-yiyuleut cultures
are obtained by using together non
viIulent and viruleut bacil3. forms
part Of the claims OF This present i'm
vcntion
Record of Casts Treated.
According to the procedure dies
srrlbe5 above. curative and protective
spruns are produced which are ra -
pauIe of producing I'm man as Wen A.
mammals. ID great degree OF curative
effect and immunity. as can be- seen
from the following record Of cases
treated.
Protective incubation of guinea
pigs for vi~uIeut. follicul8r bacuG
PeIlsuchr- Bazi1en1.
November 20. 1907 SubgutaUpuI>
injection or non virulen- culture pro-
duced according TO this invention sn
three Years of breeding.
April - Simultaneous inieC-
tiOu Of 0n-NiruIeut culture gained
by passage through mammals
JULY p. lg0S-Iutra- peritoneal in
lection of uou-vi-u'eut culture pro-
ducei by passage through mammals
N1vewbar a. 1905 Simultaneous
ru fa.rEDvs with arn-F0urfh .sfrnft. .t.f-