The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-08-15

number was put into his veins an,
| without injury to either the subject O
those who gave up portion of thei
vital fluid.
George Wattles was the man VIII
was operated upon The operator
simply told him that his blood hat
been replaced by that Of other human
beings. He saw for himself that the,
were women bnt it did not occur t,
him that this might have any especia
effect upon him. He was in love Will
very charming girl. but her parents
would not permit her to marry him OF
account of his poor health Indeed, one
OF the reasons for bis submitting t.
the TRANSMISSION was that he might re
cover his health and marry.
He was discharged from the insti
tute. but not to remain away continu
ously Every alternate day he mus
return and be under the observation OF
the doctors
The first person Mr.. Wattles went to
see after his discharge was Miss Char.
lotte Sanger He had advised her OF
the day and hour of his coming, and
she was waiting for him impatiently
What was her surprise to see him
come into the room with that skip by
which actors on the stage attempt to
personate .ypung men, but which in
stead reminds us of hoydenish girls.
-'Oh. Lottie. dear be exclaimed. put
ting out both hands and kissing her
on each cheek, then looking at her
with his head cooked sidewise on his
shoulders, you can't imagine how nice
feel I'm inst too well for anything"
Miss Sanger frowned. What had
come over her lover?
The DOCTORS" continued her fiance.
were awfully lovely to me-one of
them was ever so bandsome-and did
not hurt me even little teeny weeny
Bit
Miss Sanger looked at Mr.. Watties in
establishment
why, Lottie. dear" he exclaimed,
with pout "how cold you arel Don't
you love me any moreT'
II haven't changed. George"
"Then what does it mean? You DOM
pet me bit"
He tossed his head. and she saw
tear sparkle in his eye
"Sit down George. and tell me about
the operation"
She led him to sofa; he drew her
arm around his waist and. smuggling
up to her began:
Or. Pendleton-he's the handsome
one-made all the preparations; then
DR.. Sisson-I didn't like him, he's so
cross brought in GRIP
"A girl?"
Yes. She was about eighteen years
old, strong and healthy"
And the blood of this girl now flows
In your veins?"
Some Of 1t. They opened a vein in
me and vein in the girl, and as the
blood came into me felt so funny.
Do you know, wished DR.. Pendle-
ton. the handsome one, would kiss
me?'
"Oh. you didp'
Yes. But the next day they gave
me some blood from an older woman.
didn't feel so nice when her blood
was running into me- Somehow felt
as If things were going wrong all the
while. and do you know what want
ed to dor
mo. What?"
i wanted to spank the baby"
Miss Sanger said nothing for some
time. When she did she asked:
DO you mean. George. that the doc
tors infused into you only the blood
Of womenY
That's all There was no mans
blood"
Miss Sanger sat rigid. The express
sion on her face was not pleasant to
look upon.
Il think you're real mean to me-
said Mr.. Wattles. after being away
from you so long and going through
20 much | expected you'd be nice to
me. Instead | think you're horrid.
SO therer'
He arose and flounced out of the
'oom. In the hall he waited for her
% call him back. But she didn't, and
he reluctantly went away.