New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-10

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who recently gave the doctor a check
for $4,000 for his secret" was de-
cidedly ru1led He made all sorts Of
excuses az apologies after reading
the anything but rOsy-hued report Of
the government doctors.
friedman Is All Smiles.
When seen last night al the Males
tic the turtle germ discoverer was all
smiles To that part OF Or. Ander-
sons address in which he said that
justify that confidence in the remedy
which has been inspired By widespread
publicity he only shrugged his shout
ders. saving the criticism meant moth
ing As to the resolutions passed by
the National Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis. Dr..
Friedman said he had never even
heard Of it,
Moritz Eisner was so impressed with
its significance. however that he SAID
he would have Dr.. Friedman issue 81
signed statement to-day in answer 10 IT,.
And furthermore. ne said, the go'-
eminent report is not 50 bad. after all.
It's only the headlines that are bad.
Eisner then went on 10 philosophize
on the antagonism aroused by medical
discoveries in the past.
Did you ever hear of Jenner?' he
asked And don't YOU remember the
great opposition that diphtheria and-
toxin had at first
Admits Il Is No Specific.
Dr. Friedman had never made
claim that the turtle bacillus would
cure all cases Of tuberculosis. Eisner
declared, and added that the plan OF
distribution should not be looked Oh as
commercial one.
We are going TO conduct clinics and
make clinical studies Of the cure NJ
asserted.
Does that mean that the cases viii
be treated Free he was asked
oh no: those who can afford it will
have to pay The rich will have to pay
for the poor" was MIR. Eisner's eX-
PLANTATION.
Or. friedman arrived IN New -ork
from Canada early yesterday morning
and got Immediately IN communica-
ton, FIRST with Eisner. and then with
Dr. Stimson. Eisner was very anxious
to conceal the fact Of the doctors ar
rival in the city and tried to prevent
his being interviewed.
Il will not let him talk" said Eisner.
"he is too nervous and tired. to-mor-
row he will make a statement"
At o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon Mr..
Eisner said positively that the doctor
had not arrived in New York. Two
hours later Eisner was found al the
Majestic waiting for DR.. friedman 10
had gone early in the afternoon. NJ.
Eisner then admitted deception. giving
as his excuse the fact that he wanted
the doctor 10 have rest
Occupying the room next 10 Or.
Friedmann's at his new post is Cover
nor Pothiers friend. Captain Arnold.
of the coast artillery. Rhode Island
National Guard. Mr. Arnold said he
would stick around for a few days and
take the doctor back TO Providence
with him, because the Governor WAS
much interested in having an #. +. +.
institute established in his state.
Donald DAILY. child treated III
Mt. Sinai Hospital on March Il
for bone tuberculosis BY DR.. Fried
mann, was removed from the hospital
Yesterday. The little boys relatives
gave as their reason tho fact that
they were not satisfied with the prog
ress Of the boy. Donald was under
government supervision.
Mover Met Piorkowsky.
DR. friedman denied he had ever
been associated with DR.. Piorkowsky'
who. according TO foreign dispatches
claims that DIT. friedman worked in
his laboratory in Berlin some years
ago. DR.. friedman said he was not
worried over reports that the Pior-
kowskv germs were on the way here 10
rival his.
Eisner. commenting on Piorkowsky'