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f December 6 1926 Dr* George J* Wright 121 University Place Pittsburgh, Penna. I'y dear Doctor Wright: I thank you very much indeed for your letter of November 26th concerning Mr 'idiom yon saw In consultation with Doctor Johnston of Gannons burg*. I appreciate very ranch what you have said and understand fully your situation as consultant in this case* I shall correspond further with Doctor Johnston about the matter* In his correspondence with me thus far Doctor Johnston appears to be convinced that this Case is one of lead poisoning. I, on the other h a n d , am not convinced one way or the other, and I regard it as unfortunate because of the complications of the matter that an absolut&y certain diagnosis can not-be made. In case anything further arises in connection with this case or if I have an opportunity to see him again, I should like very much to have you see him again* It seems quite likely that there will be no further development since Doctor Johnston has informed me that he has apparently made an Inevent ful recovery* Again thanking you for your courtesy of your reply N8117