New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
SUGGEST Two Ways Out.

II expressed itself. on the other hand
as of the view that every opportunity
should be afforded TO Dr. Friedman to
demonstrate his cure. and suggested that
this might be done in two ways.
The first is that the Commissioner Of
Education. on the recommendation of the
BOARD of Regents, give license for prac-
ticc to physicians from outside the state.
provided those physicians occup% no
stion of eminence.
The second comes under the applica-
ton Of the medical statutes. which pro
hibt any physician practising, but allow
the demonstration of a cure. provided
the physician is attached to an incor-
porated hospital and serves without sala-
Iios or fees. The COmitia recommended
that an application on these grounds be
made by Dr. friedman TO the Health
Commissioner.
Dr. Ernst j Lederlc had invited tn
Berlin doctor TO . conference at the oiilce
Of the Board o. Health. AZ which D..
Herman \. Biess. general medical officer
Of the board. and Dr. William II. Parks.
director of In boratorv research. vere pres
Cnt.
1t appeared from a statement made n.
Commissioner Ledcrlc last night that Dr.
Friedman convinced him that there va
nothing in his treatment & at could
ro-ard.d. as menace to the health D
IN" city. and. 50 Tar a. the Board Of
Health was concerned. no objections
would ne made to his demonstration Of
the serum.
Asked 10 give some idea as TO what the
Friedman secret was. the Commissioner
said he and his associates had received
the information i'm confidence.
According to DE- Friedman. he viii
surely begin his treatment Cor tubercu-
loss to-day or tomorrow at the latest.
The young. trim-appoaring germ discov-
orer speaking i'm person 70. the second
time since his arrival, read from a piece
# paper. in English. the following state
mont:
II am beginning my treatment to-ror-
row. or at the latest. the day after TO-
morrow. More cannot tell to-day"
Besieged by Consumptves.
The i'll advised announcement that treat
mcnt would begin yesterday AT No. 339
Fifth avenue. where lease was denied
20 the doctor. was q source OF disappoint-
mont 10 scores Of seekers who had not
learned of the change In the plans. The
Waldorf Astoria was also invaded by
many consumptive persons vino sought
the doctor to make appointments in per-
son
The usual number of promoters and
schemers called or the turtle germ dis
covercr. and some Of these were enter
tanned Just inside the door of the doc
:ors apartment another doctor, 3. f.
Woodlng. NJ. D.. Of Denver. was handing
out TO visitors large yellow circulars tell
ing OF the merits of Weddings Auto
matte Train Control. the Greatest Inven-
ton of the Age" What DR.. Wooding OF
his invention had to do with the CON
sumption cure did not appear
It was learned yesterday that DR.. Ar
thur c. II. Friedman is no longer con-
nected with the American Hecco Com
pany." of which he has been hitherto the
American representative. with offices at
No. 6 Exchange Place. In fact. there is
no American Hccco Company. DR.. Fried
mann some months ago, while promoting
= coal land proposition i'm London became
tho American representative OF the Hccco
Developments. Ltd. a responsible English
concern that controls electrical patents.
and has nothing whatever to do with the
turtle germ cure"