b u t w hen he re tu rn e d w a s still too
y oung to m ake a com panion of a wo
m an so much older t h a n 'h im s e lf . H e
w ent a w a y again for a n o th e r live years,
w hen he re tu rn ed with t h e sa m e re
sult.
M eanw hile th e lady, in th e m a t t e r of
age, stood stock still. I h a d no fe a r
t h a t I m ight not keep her from g ro w
ing older, b u t th e re w a s one trouble
in tlie way th a t I had not th o u g h t of
in tin* beginning. A m an o f forty is
not likely to be satisfied w ith a w o
m an of forty. H e pre fers a young
girl.
T h e m a tte r between H e r r Beut-
u er a n d his wife went on very m uch
in th e sam e way til! lie w a s thirty-nine
y e a rs old: then lie w rote her from
South A frica t h a t tie had become in
tere ste d in diam ond m ining th e re and
was grow ing rich. He in tim e wrote
th a t he w as tired of a nom adic life
a n d on th e day he w as forty w ould re
tu rn to her and settle down.
Feeling responsible for th e relative
conditions existing betw een these tw o
persons, I viewed th e ap proach of their
real nuptials w ith solicitude, fearing
som ething m ight occur to m a r t h e re
sult. T h e lady who had w a ited twen-
ty y e a rs for a h usband w as also get-
ting a trifle anxious. 1 did w h a t I
could to encourage her, bu t sh e seemed
to h a v e a pre sen tm e n t t h a t w lm t she
had been hoping for w ould not be
realized.
T h re e m onths before th e t im e set for
th e re tu rn of her husb an d she had
got h erself into such a s ta te of w orry
th a t l found my s eru m w as not actin g
properly. I told her th a t if she did
not throw off h er despondency we
should have a bad failure. T h is h a d a
c o u n ter effect from w h a t I had e x
pected. It frightene d her, a n d she lost
control of herself. T h e re su lt w as a
hysterical condition, which rendered
my hypoderm ic injection absolutely in
efl'iK'tlve
W ithin a week from a wom an of
forty slic bad become o n e of sixty,
and. not being used to th e presence of
the youth d estroying anim alctilae in
her system , she had d e t e r i o r a t 'd fa r
more th an she w ould have d o n e u n d er
ordinary circum stances.
Indeed, she
w as shriveled f a r beyond tier years.
T h en cam e th e most d istressin g fea
tu re in tlie atVair. H e rr B eutner a r
rived suddenly, full of anticipation of
settling dow n w ith a com panionable
vvnmi.ii as well p-eserved a s himself,
and stum bled into the very room
\\ here she was. Seeing an old crone,
he asked her w h e re lie would find ills
wife T h e poor woman, realizing the
situation, pointed to a room across tlie
tin 11 and as soon as he had left her
locked the door. She never saw him
again
As for m.v discovery. I h av e kept it
a secret all my life, as 1 kept it for
tho-o tw enty y e a rs th at 1 tre a te d F rau
Bent ner
H ad I proceeded with my experi
m e n t s perhaps I would have achieved
far n o-e*wonderful results th a n In this
1 ens(> Put 1 preferred not to do so
A Result ot
interference With
A Nat mal Law
By JOHN Y. LAKNED
H a v in g received wtii'd that m.v urtimI-
fnther. t In* lute P rofessor Donnen-
s h unner, had died in G erm any and
had m ade me Ids heir, I w ent to his
hom e in Ileidelheig, where lie had a l
w ays lived, to settle his estate.
In
overh au lin g Ids ell’eets I cam e upon
the following etiriotis manuscript, w r i t
ten a n d sinned by the deceased:
I see this m orning by advices from
Am erica th a t an em inent scientific in
vest inn tor claims to have discovered a
serum for destroying the d estructive
elem e u t th a t produces decay, or, in
o th er words, old an*'- 1 have conclud
ed to place my grandson, to whom I
bequeath my effects, in possession of
facts to show th a t the discovery which
this Am erican now claims as original
was m ade by me som e years ago. I
shall not give the process by w hich I
preserved youth. T he reason for my
not doing so will ap p e ar from th e ex
perience 1 am about to narrate. I shall
simply give the only case which 1 a c
complished
A fter having succeeded with th e low
er anim als I n aturally sought an op
portunity to apply my process to m a n
kind
I happened about th a t tim e to
fall in with a lady who w as desirous
of m arrying a man much younger th an
herself She was F niuletu Hishoff. for-
t\ years old. and the man was Adolf
Kent nor, aged tw en ty They w ere cous
ins and heirs to adjoining estate s,
whi h would tie much enhanced in
value If they could be united. Besides
this fact. I'ratileln UlshotT seem ed to
love the young man
I told her that I had discovered a
serum by which I could keep her
young while Beutnor w as grow ing old.
It would be a long process, for it would
require tw enty y ea rs for him to a r
rive at the sam e ag e a s herself. Bent
ner, realizing th a t a m a tc h w ith his eld
erly cousin would lie to his interest,
would have gladly m a rrie d her if site
had been of a su itab le ag e for him.
T he frauleln asked m e to propose my
plan to him. which 1 did, nud he
agreed to m arry her. t r u s tin g to me to
keep her young till he had c a u g h t up
wit it her.
Tile m a rria g e w as delayed a t my
suggestion till I felt assu re d th a t my
serum w .is producing on th e lady the
effect l expected, b u t a s soon as I had
evidence of tills th e w e d d in g took
place. T h e groom im m ediately nftei
th e cerem ony set out to spend a good
deal of tim e in travel. Iieing desirous
of gettin g rid of th e Interval which
s ep a rated him from his w ife w ithout
stving her. l i e wits gone, five years.
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