Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
DR.. FRIEDMAN
BASES CURE ON
HUMAN BACILLI
Germs Believed to Have Been
Cultured From Cold TO Warm
BIooded Animal Life.
Continued From Page One.

ated oy continued culture on artificial
naehrboeden or by passage througa
the bodies OF other mammals Csc
Guenthe. Einfuehrung iu das studium
der Bakteriologie, 1906. page 522. par
agraph !. and page 324, paragraph 2.
also Helm LehrbucE. 1906. page 24i
and page 245. and also Beriinger
ThieTaerztiicke Wechenscrift 1908,
pages 465 and 466o
That this attenuation tabscnvaec-
hung would increase with the num-
Der OF generations and passag
through animals was in the opinion
Of the examiner. to be expected SO
that neither the manner OF the claims
nor their effect seems to offer any.
thing new
Since. furthermore 20 is not new
that bacteria with their naerhboeden
can be worked into Independently
available emissions. therefore. th-
applicants claim in paragraph 3 can
not be accepted as offering any new
material. especially as Dc is well
known that the cultural media Of
archaeological cultures generally
contain some effective materials (Sec
Kelle und Wassermann Mikroorgauis-
men. 1908, volume 3 page 49, ana
the Patentscrift 2l3.3s3. and also
Guenther Bakteriologie 1906, pages
81 and $50
Calls His Method Old
The method also described iu par
sgraph does not offer anythiUs
new. for the effect Of ways Of me-
chanicaI attenuation in desiroying
bacteria is we'll known
ITO Judge from all this. tine appli-
cant seems 10 have combined ways
and means that are not new OF pecul-
lar In themselye. and which do not
exhibit any unexpected technical Zoe
suit This seems to be the case also
In paragraph four five and six, Tor
the fact that unused bacteria can Zoe
subjected again to the ordinary meth
ods Of culture, and that virulcnt and
non-virulent bacteria can be bred and
worked over together is q matter OF
course"
Or F'rledmsnn. answer 20 this
rlucism follows.
No new serum was 90 be- produced
by the method set forth iu this appU-
cation for patentiug such method 70
10 a Well known fact. as the examine.
himself has explained in his state
menl that the viIuleny, of bacteria
aan be atteuuatcd by continuous
breeding on artificial culture m.-
GUMS but this so-,uIl,d umzurchtyu
on tubercular bacilii took place cVe-,
four or siN weeks. while the peculiar
~ Of my method consists in the fact
that the umzuechten is done at lutsr.
walls OF a few days and Is continued
for years.
Claims Improved Process.
Thus the last traces OF v.Iulents
are completely destroyed. not ,o much
BY the number Of generations. as by
the quick repetition or suvh genera
lions The passage through mammals
CLOSELY related 20 man is not en-
ployed for he purpose Of the attcn-
uation OF tue virulCnee. but with th,
Intention OF increasing their ummuu
tive cultural value for man
But according to the facts stated
IN the different scientific work, men
TONED by the examiner boz rontradir-
ton Of these rlaims. The exact OPP
posite had To be expected. that is.
The production of cultures weakened
in their effectiveness u could not
be foreseen that cultures of increased
effectiveness would Doe produced: ana
this is therefore. a completely sur
prising new fact
With regard to au uaehrboeGen p
culture mediums known so far th.y
al contain. according Go Gueuth. r.
very harmful. poisonous products dis
solved in the substrata of such natht-
ooeden. and in the interior OF The b.-
iii themselves there are found ma
ters which can be- extracted only Dy
powerful chemical mauIpu.stIeus tett
DESTROY The cell
The statements of ko.'e and Was
serman refer to very complicated
aays Of dolng this A. distinguished
from such proceedings tae naehrboa-