Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet Page #3

in the laboratory.

So Sensenbrenner informed me.

I have an idea or two

Which might to lead

to something, Herr geheimrat.

My staining experiments.

I am not interested

in your ideas and experiments.

I am only interested

in your conduct

As a member of the staff

of this hospital.

I want to know, are you

going to mend your ways?

Do you intend to fulfill duties

according to the regulations?

Tell me, Ehrlich?

Yes, Herr geheimrat.

I've been lenient with you.

Far too lenient.

But let me tell you this.

Any further breach

of discipline on your part

And your connection with this

hospital will be severed.

'That's all. '

'One moment. '

Listen to a word of advice

from an older man.

Men like you usually have

a very difficult time

In this world because they

do not know how to conform.

You must learn, Ehrlich.

It's conform or suffer.

Give number 11

his regular bromide.

Yes, Herr doctor.

Number 15 may sit up

for half an hour.

- That's all.

- 'Herr doctor. '

By the way, have we

plenty of bandages?

Yes, Herr doctor.

Kunze, look!

Look what just came.

An invitation to go to a meeting

at the Koch Institute.

That's wonderful!

However did you get it?

Through a Dr. Behring, one

of Koch's younger assistants.

It's for Friday evening.

Friday, you're on duty.

On duty?

Oh, yes, I'd forgotten.

What a pity!

Well, I'm going, no matter what.

This is too important.

- Use your head...

- No, I'm going.

You're finished

if the old man discovers...

He needn't. I'll find a way.

'Dr. Ehrlich!'

I'll be delighted

to see you, Dr. Ehrlich.

It was very kind

of you to ask me.

Well, shall we go in?

Oh, wait.

Is the stout man with

the flower in his button hole

Professor Virchow.

Oh, yes, that's he alright.

The man he's talking to is

Althoff, Minister of Science.

- Althoff.

- Hm.

I've already succeeded

in getting the cabinet

To increase my budget

for scientific purposes

For next year.

- So, there's no way on that...

- Oh.

Huh!

Professor.

- What's the matter?

- Hartmann.

- Where?

- He mustn't see me.

- Why not?

- I'm not supposed to be here.

I'm supposed

to be at the hospital.

Oh.

We'll get seats

in the back. Follow me.

It has long been my belief

That tuberculosis is caused

by a living microbe.

And for the past several years

My work in the field

of bacteriology

Has been devoted to research

For such a microbe.

And today, I am able to announce

That the search has come

to a successful conclusion.

I have discovered

the cause of tuberculosis

In the sputum of persons

Suffering from this disease.

It is a living germ

Which, henceforth, I shall call

Tubercle bacillus.

And now

I invite you to come forward

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