Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-06-16

Pero Lachaise; that those she would
expect to find alive to rejoice with her
In her escape from death on the gull
lotine had been IN their graves for
many yearsY And what would he do
with herr He had kept the secret
that he Intended TO obey an injunction
handed down to him from his great
aroat.Krnndfather to resuscitate one
sufInosed 70 be dead. How could he
Z tiske tnii, homeless girf to bis another
and sisters dressed in a fashion Of a
hundred years ago2 Indeed, he dread
ed lest the faded and rotten fabrics of
her clothing would fall to pieces as
soon as she left the laboratory.
He had prepared luncheon in case
he was successful in his experiment,
realizing that food would be at once
needed. and now, noticing pallor
come over the girls face, he brought
her glass of wine and offered her
some dainty bits to eat. She partook
OF both and seemed refreshed. Then
she began anew her questionings.
"How long have been asleep"
ooh, long WHILE"
"What has happened since | began
my slumber~
"Many things. Napoleon Bonaparte
made himself emperor, but was over
powered by the other European SOW
ereigns and abdicated"
II never heard of him. What long
time l have sleptl Go on"
"Then the Bourbons were placed
again on the throne Of France, but the
people would not remain Tranquil un.
der their rule and drove them out
After that Napoleon's nephew was
elected president and afterward made
himself emperor. He was conquered
by the Prussians and a republic was
proclaimed. This is the government
we live under now"
Heavens, how old must bep'
81 have told you all of what has hap.
pened since you went to sleep that
can tell you now, must take action
with regard TO your future. Since you
nre comfortable here and I don't dare
for the present TO permit you to make
the slightest effort I will leave you.
though only long enough to make Ger.
toIn nrovisions You will need n WON
nm to ottend Won and TINT ia the first
matter for me to arrange. Do you fear
10 remain saw half nm hour. aIoneT'
"Nou
1o hent over her and kissed her
There was n cold CLEANLINESS to her
Inns no ala not like He was much
troub,ad This bringing n woman back
from n mat century appalled him. The
hriaf synonsIs OF whot Ind possed
s,nca aho hnd become unconscious was
In itsalf borrowing What would he
aav when sbe begnn TO ask where
wera those who had been near and
deor RI herr
AT the door he turned for another
IooIr He started n seemed 10 him
flat a,nca ber resuscitotIon NnrIe had
grown TON veors Older
TocItng hIs charge I'm the Ioborutory
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put "hcn "ol 'On oos"" ,,,s
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ner Ieatures gre" ""Aiou'. '"' VIM
no toid ner ''n, "e nau "r."an,
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been In the tohp huhureu yenrS sue
had no doupt "n"'e'er '""' NV ny"
was insane
Mime. Chahtnn was reni"rAuply Seli
contained woman. hs soon as "er SUI
began to tel her that nc "lsneu ner 10
nelp MIN take cure Oh 'he resusc'.a'eu
girl she drose' S.eppeu :" '"o "oo'
passed OUT, cioscu II "nu .uIneu '''
Key. Pnui Cnhhtnh wuS p,s"ne''
The ldea tnat Marle "ouiu ue ,el,
alone locked III MS 'hporntory Wi'n Du'
such provislohS as no hnu proviueu Ior
immediate use .hre" MN i"'o 'erri
Die agony ne nhhli"creu on 'ne uoo,'
called screamed nhu hc,eu Iine verI
table madhah' III an nour ."o men
came. oVerpo"ereu MN nhu, .nh'ns
MIN down 10 chrIi"Be' ui"No MN !"
a lunatic asylum