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guarantes that we would lose these suits as a result of his testimony
against use
At this point Mr. Roeder asked Dr. Inef if he wan a
physic an as well as a dentist.
He roplied no, not so far es a
license was concerned. He said he did not want to appear to be
"blowing his own horn," but that he ken more about medicine than
most doctors. He said he had stadied modicine in colloge during
his dental course and had had a practical experience in hospital
work for the past twenty-three years. that he could pass the
New York Medienl Board exsmination without doubt.
He also proposed that we oithor draw a formal
agreement or enter into a "gentlemen's agreement* to pay him for the
treatment of these present cases. Questioned as to what this would
cost us, he stated that his usual price for office calls was three
dollars per call, plus the X-Itay pietures. That he would charge
us but two dollars per visit, plus the X-Ray picturesa and would
credit to us any fees which he mäght collect from his patients.
That
if such an arrangement were entered into he would worle for us in every
way.
Axplained in some detail the advantages to us in having him
working for us and referred to an X-Ray film and told how he could
say if called to testify that this was an aggravated case of pyorrhes,
but that if he testified against us he could say it was "Radium
Necrosis."
That he could think whatever he wanted to on the stand
and conld not be suscessfully controverted.
Stated he had had court
experience as a witness. He said he could believe that the moon was
made of green cheese or blue cheese without perjuring himself.
Mr. Cross than said your attitude then is based on ten
thousand dollare plus other financial considerations ? Dr. Enef
replied yes, that his interest was on the side of the bread that his
butter was one He was asked if we agreed to his proposition, would
he be able to have all the girls come to him for treatment. He thourht
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