The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-07-21

| ABOUT IL Tor BerfliGn himself. Ile,St.
turn a little for The back of the head
Thanks! l must study this heal When
we have time. Very remarkable. We
must have these off," lie pointed to
the handouts. ALSO the coat. Don't
be alarmed. There. Now. l want the
left arm bare above the elbow When
these directions had been carried out
DR.. Duprat pointed to Il heavy wooden
chair.
| Please sit tere." he went on, and
slip your left arm into this leather
sleeve" =
why must l sit in this chair:'' ask
ed Groener. why do you want my
arm in that leather tiling?"
Some pictures Of persons and places
i will be thrown On that sheet. and as
each one appears l want you to sal;
what it is. Most Of the pictures are
familiar to eve.y one
But the leather sleeve?"
THE leather sleeve is like the step
watch: 1t records your emotions. Sill
| down."
Groener hesitated II want to know
how it records my emotions
| The magistrate answered. "'rhere
is Il pneumatic arrangement" he OK
planned. by which the pulSatiunS of
your heart and the blood pressure in
your arteries are registered autoliat-
ically. Now. then. warn you if YOU
don't sit down willingly you hid
better sit down" Then Groener sat
down
| Quickly the assistant adjusted the
leather sleeve over the barred arm.
| Immediately familiar scene an
peared upon the sheet.su coloretl pho
tograph Of the Place de Ia Concorde.
! What is it?" asked the doctor pleas
antly
| The prisoner was silent.
| You surely recognize this picture.
Look: The obelisk and the fountain,
the Tuileries gardens"
1.-THE Place de III Concorde." nm
swered Gr0ener sullenly.
| The picture changed to view Of the
Grand Opera House. and Mt the same
moment point Of light appeared in
the headpiece back Of the chair. 1t
was shaded SO that the prisoner could
not see 1t. and 1t Illuminated grad
uated white dial on which was n GLASS
| tuhe about thirty inches long. the
Whole resembling Il barometer Inside
/ the tube Il red column moved regularly
up and down. up and down. in steady
beats. and CoQuenil understood thai
this column was registering the beating
of Groener's heart Standing behind
the chair. the doctor. the magistrate
and the detective could at the same
, time watch the puSatlg column and
the pictures on the SHret. but the prlS-
Oner could not see the column.
what Is that" asked the doctor
Groenrr answered at once The
Grand Opera House"
Good. Now. another"
"The BaStille column"
"And thls:'
'Notre Dame church"
So far the beats had come uniform.
ly about one in Il second. for the mans
pulse was slow At each beat the
liquid in the tube shot up six inches
and then dropped six inches. but ut
the view OF Nntre Dame the column
rose only three inches. then dropped
back and shot up seven inches
The doctor nodded gravely. while
Couuenil, with GREATNESS interest.
with Il morbid fascination. watched
the beating of this red column. 1t WAS
like the beating of red blood.
"And this:"
AS the picture changed there was II
| culver in the pulSating column. IL hes
itatiou with Il quick tluttering at the
bottom of the stroke: then the red
line shot up full nine inches Nj. Paul
glanced ut the sheet and saw Il perfect
; reproduction of private room No. 4 in
the Ansonia. And slowly as they look
cd two holes appeared in the wall
Then a dim shape took form upon the
floor. more and more distinctly until
the dissoIving lens brought d mans
body into clear view. a body stretched
face DOWN ward In dark red pool thar
grew and widened. slowly stainin.
and wettng the polished wood.
''Groener." said the magistrate. do
you recognize this rnom!'
NO" But the column was pulsing
wildly.
You are lying, Groenpr" accused
the judge. ''There!" He signaled the
! lantern operator. and there leaprd
forth on the sheet the head of Mar
tineZ. the murdered. mutilated head
with shattered eye and painted cheeks
and the greenish death pallor showing
underneath. Il CHASTITY. ieering cadaver
photographed at the norgue
who is it," demanded the Judge
81 don't know" declared the ac-
cused
Again the picture changed.
"Who is this!'
"Queen Victoria"
Here suddenly, at the view of Eng
lands peaceful sovereign. Grueiipi
seemed thrown into frightfu agita
ton. Up and down in mad excite