Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-08-05

ana was setting down 4 pitcher OF hot
water. ! was myself. but had
Gravity feeling from thu crown Of my
head to the sole Of my feet as II | Ind
been keel hauled
mot feelin' very well this mornin'
STRIP remarked the caretaker.
"No; I've had an ugly dream"
How did the winder get broken,
sir2" "a - -
81 don't know. didn't know IT
was broken.
"And there's blood on the right arm
Of your nightshirt."
saw the broken window and the
blood and was taken all aback.
"What does It mean p asked.
1.-THE sash was nailed. SIR" was the
only reply.
arose. dressed myself and went
straight down to my uncle, finding
him at breakfast. He was astonlshed
to see me, and told him that had
not gone home. but had slept I'm the
hexagonal house. He started.
"Well?" he asked eagerly.
gave him my experience.
When ! had finished he arose from
the table and paced the floor.
what do you think about the bro
ken window and blood on my night
shirt2" asked.
Have you the nerve to hear how
you have narrowly escaped deathf"
Eyes; | have"
"Well. then, listen. The last man
who lived In the hexagonal house was
one who had lost his reason He fan
cied himself to be Napoleon |. One
morning his body was found under the
window Of the room you slept In"
"Great heavensp I exclaimed. with
a shudder.
My uncle went to the telephone and
called up Professor Starkweather OF
the University OF d., located a few
miles distant. and conversed with him.
after which was Informed that sew.
eral Of the professors would be down
within an hour to take my statement,
| was too shaken up to eat any
breakfast, 80 | went and walked IN
the garden till the professors arrived.
They took me into a room and heard
my story from beginning to end. Then
Professor Starkweather asked me
some questions.
Have you read much Of Napoleon's
lifeT he asked.
Nothing but a little history, which
/ have forgotten"
Did you know that Napoleon be
him while he was at st. Helenaf"
mo"
did you know who were with him
therer'
mo"
did you know that Constant was
gave him bag supposed to contain
poison with which Napoleon tried to
commit suicide Just before his abdlca-
ton ut FontainebIeuT
mo"
did you know that In 1910 King
body to France from st. Helena and
that the Napoleonic enthusiasm ex,
cited largely contributed to the revo.
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suonsniy
INSANITY In any event ID auected ny
pure air, sunlight ana otner reVi'iiy.
ing causes. Inc young nun was NOT
EXPOSED long enough W ehapie tne
Germs 70 get perpIaneht ioo'hou'
but now 10 you accoun. TOT tne
knoWieose the young man uiu not pre-
vlousiy nave OF events III 'ne hie Oh
NapoieoD
fsychoioglcaIy cohsioereu' AUNT
my position IL weak, OUT you must re-
member tnat tnere ~ S"Gh lnlns as
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