The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-25
BODY Of v. J. MOONEY WENT DOWN WITH THE Ill:
FATED REPUBLIC mrs N. F. MURPHY WILL RECOVER
II worked for John Klein in Grand

II worked for John Klein in Grand
street."
His work for Mr.. Klein as a de-
signer of curtains was detailed. He
was told that he would be awakened,
that at nine o'clock he would go to
sleep and would awaken this morning
remembering that he was Charles
Osten.
The hospital report states that Os-
ten went to sleep at 9 o'clock, slept
well the early part Of the night, but
awakened early and talked about his
dreams. He said that he had been in
his home in Germany, that he
dreamed Of coming to New York, Of
going to Chicago and San Francisco.
This is the first time in his normal
state he has referred to them.
Tells Of @Dream."
Osten was brought down from his
room to the small operating room in
Grace hospital early this morning and
DR.. Diefendorf again cross questioned
him.
Charles, want to talk to you
about your Dreams" said the doctor.
I was all mixed up in them," said Os-
ten. II was in New York city, went
down Sixth avenue and I tried to get
J to the L. station. was running
around and couldn't get to the sta
ton"
Where were you in the city7"
II was uptown, around 4Oth street. ("
What street was IT,"
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I'm your dreams last night you
talked Of other things"
II dreamed was in San Francisco,
in Chicago. and I dreamed I was back
J IN the old country"
I'm what city of the old country?"
I'm Berlin. I was up on a hill
where they have review Of the
army"
What was the name Of that placer"
1T was Kretizberg. I was waiting
for the army to come and they didn't
come"
What else did you dream?"
Il dreamed so much couldn't re-
member.
"And you were travelling in this
country7"
"Yes, was in Chicago. was
everywhere last night had ever been
before"
did you recognize anything FAM
iltar in Chicago?"
Il wss on several streets there"
What was one of them?"
State street. was on Madison
street, too, on the West Side"
This was all that could be wormed
from Osten about his dreams. He was
Questioned as to whether he remem-
bered any children, as to whether he
knew q man named Oscar Smith or
not, girl named Ida, or a woman
named Minnie Erich and his invari-
able answer was mo"
How do you spell Austin?"
1T depends whether you spell It in
English or in German. In German It
10 spelled Osten.' in English Aus.
tin"
Osten was asked whether he remem-
bered In his dreams being in a fac
tory or working making lace curtains.
and he said mo" He added
Il was in pickle last night trying
to find the station"
Osten was then placed In a hypno-
tic state and was again asked the
questions he failed to answer In his
normal state few minutes before,
but which he had answered in a hyp-
notice state the previous day.
Hia answers were invariably the
same as on yesterday. They varied
IN practically no detail and he added
considerable to his recital Of yester-
day when in his hypnotic state.
The same ground was covered, his
wife's name. his New York city ad-
dress, his habit Of travelling down
town daily on the L road, and he gave
the additional information this morn
Ing that the business place of John
Klein was situated at the corner of
Grand and Chrystie streets. Mr.. Klein
for whom he worked, he said, was a
designer Of lace curtains and he him
self was designer. In response tc
questions he said that his head wse
injured in the elevator in April, 1908.
and that he was taken to Bellevue
hospital. His early life was recalled
and he said, in response to questions
that he attended the Freidlich Velong
gymnasium in Berlin seven years. the
koeniglich Kunst Academy three
years, left the academy when 20 wears
old. and worked in Zurich. Switzer-
land, before coming to America. He
said that his favorite book was $50
cial Politics" and that he is a great
lover of poetry. his favorites being
Goethe, Schiller. Tennyson and
Moliere. He loves music, he says,
and his favorite opera is Lohengrin.
When his cross questioning was fin
ished, DR.. Diefendorf said:-
Your old life will come back to
you and you will remember your ey-
periences when you were q designer"
Osten was then awakened from his
hypnotic sleep. He was unable to re-
call that his name vvsaa Oaten n, opy-