leave it down but was unable, through fear. She fainted at the top step of the stairs and tumbled down them. Later on the Sergant's wife was feeding a baby about one o'clock in the morning (her husband was out on duty) when she saw a strange man walking into the room. The stranger went over to the window and began turning over the leaves of a patrol book which lay there Then the stranger walked over to where she was, looked at her steadily for a moment, and then walked out. She wasn't unduly frightened as she thought the visitor was a new man that had been transferred to the barracks until her husband, the Sergant, returned from duty. She asked him why didn't he tell her that there was a stranger constable coming to the barracks. He said there was no such thing. From that on no one ever slept in this