IS AWAKENED TOO QUICKLY. ~ Somnambulist Plunges Through a Window, 12 Feet to Ground.

March 30, 1909
IS AWAKENED TOO QUICKLY.

Somnambulist Plunges Through
a Window, 12 Feet to Ground.

Too suddenly awakened by his roommate calling him, Henry Harris, a plasterer, while walking in his sleep in his room at 901 East Eighteenth street, at an early hour yesterday morning, plunged through a second story window. He landed on the soft soil of the lawn twelve feet below, and but for severe cuts on his head mad by the broken window panes, would have been uninjured. H e was taken to the general hospital.

Harris has been in the city only five weeks. He is a somnambulist, he says, and has had several hard falls from being frightened while touring his rooms in his sleep.