The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27
EDM REJECTS
tcoStinusd from Rirs. Pags.)

Gown. and he vas plainly a bundle
of concentrated nervous energy. lie
understands enough English to get the
drift OF conversation. and occasionally
his excitement prompted him TO at
tempt to reply in English TO ques-
lions. but for the most part he was
content to listen and talk through two
Interpreters.
Mild-eyed like an ingenious child. ne
ehard questions. and then. brows con-
tracted. blue eyes flashing. eh poured
f"rth long answers in tOrrentlal Ger
man.
Tuberculosis Said to BE curabis.
tuberculosis can be cured" he said,
have cured II. am still curing q
But cure Is a perilous word. In per
haps 900 Of the 500 or 1000 case tnat
/ have treated in two years. the cure has
been complete. but l never say I have
cured unti many months after the treat
mont has been begun In most OF the
cases say. ! have arrested the Disease.
j. is difficult to say when tuberculosis
Is cured entirely. II can be cured vita
my cuS'lrs. but sometimes the cure ~ q
matter OF months. where the disease
But / say that every case OF tuber-
Sulosls. m any form. can be cured aoso-
lutely with my bacilli. except the UNI
msitAkably hopeless cases. Aly culture
IL not a cure for death.
VI germs OF themselves are not alb
soiute The use of them counts cor a
great deal OF their efficacy.
L might say that the administrator
OF NJ remedy Is 30 per cent OF the
cure.
ur. Friedman said this last in an
ewer TO a question as 10 why he had pat
ented his culture in 50 many countries
and why he was so lOathe to give II tu
mstruction said TO BE Needed.
You see. much depends ON the adj
hand you some OF my germs. but they
would DO you no good. Physicians. 10
accomplish anything with my cure.
must he instructed IN its roper appii-
cation.
That is why l guarded it 30 jealous
" in Berlin I did not refuse II to the
l.. Enrich. OF the government exper-
mental institute al Frankfort-ou-thc
Msinenow has some of my culture Tor
Asked as 10 his plan for the d.striju-
ton Of hts remedy. Dr. Friedman eN-
planned that at present he had no defi-
Il want my cure to benefit all the
eiCk OF the earth. ! am not after money.
] never heard OF Mr. F1nlay's $l.vuO,0Vg
Oner except through the newspapers and
when / found last night that there was
such an oner I refused IL. II was too
much like a prize competition. He Of
Tered mo $1,000. 600 II 7 would cure -
out Of 100 patients. I could not take
IL an Offer Ike this. I came here part
Nholly ! had other invitations.
Germs said TO Be Innocuous.
shall treat Mr.. F1nlay's son-iu-law?
That - his private business. not mine.
] cannot discuss that. 1 shall remain IN
the United States an indefinite time.
four weeks. maybe three months. That
ell depends on the arrangements ! make.
] want 10 md the hest way OF distribut-
1ng my remedy. The germs are nOn-vI-
Tuient. innocuous. They come from the
turtle. l can make them grow here. IA
the hotel. II I can arrange with tho
MANAGEMENT shall treat people here.
And I shall try 70 arrange With some
osvftsl for n laboratory and ward.
That T. whv I am here" he said.
america is q big country. a rich Caun-
f-v. and 81 NAV be that there 7 will duf
that for which ! am booking method
bv which my cure can 30 given 20 man
hind with the hest results.
when 7 leave ] shall nave placed my
cure In the hands - some reputable
phssiclsns III America. properly IN
Etrurted how 20 use the cure.
Nv cure is Tor the world am %
poor man J shall charge fees 90 those
who en- pay. but the poor I will treat
free 40 man. woman OF child In Am
erica. Germany or any other country.
Vhsu 7 have finished my iahprs. ran 80
fnst they failed 70 get The F~riedmann
tuberculosis cure bcchuse they had not
it, price