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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Der befannte N~putbefer 8. ". Hnete
iiber bic 9enf&en i'm giirser.
friege.

Inl6Bli6 pes observation-disclosures
tages n~erfloifene @ote belt Der be-
fannte Seutid Gnlerifaner unS Bette
ran beg 9irgerfrieges, Ipotbefer Z.
%. &uetc i'm ct. Waricnz Gaiino cine
en9liife &niprade. in Der er iiber Die
vSeutihen I'M @iirserfrieae" er5dbite.
8r. 8uete iaete inter Inberent: ~Rii
gcpiiem Stol3 fonncn mir nui Die
5bateu u~uierer beutIfen 3itbiirscr
btnipeiien. ipel6e bieie im Siiraer@
friese 9eleiifct haben: lie fdinpften
unb itarben Den Spb fiir infer 9ez
liebtes @aterldnb. Die Ger. Straten
bon amcrifu. 9on ben bentiGen
Serpen bes observation-disclosures tgegen
gnslanb) eripGbnc ih tlos: Baron
bon Steubcn, Der 9rillmeiiter Der
auleritnniiten Irmce inb iutinter
Sreunb 8eorge 8aibinaton's. @aibs
ington bat ipieberboIt ertldrt. bdB obne
ben General bon Steuben Die Ir,nee
Der. iuracn nmeritaniiden 8cplDlif
gcihlagen mprben mare. Gbenio ieien
bier ans jcner 3eit Die beutihen 8e<
uerdle Baron Scanlb. Rueblenbcrg
nno Serdbein,cr e%rfpdbnt."
Damn fam Serr Hucte ami Die 5hdz
ten Der Seutihcu im Siirgertriegc 5u
ipreden. GO er5dblte er. BOB Die
Stabt 0elp 9orf auein Der llnipn>
armec 5noif beutihe Snfdntcries
Hegimeuter eab. nGmlif, bns T., g.,
90, 90. Al, Az, 40, So, 54., 49,.
IS. nno 1O3. Sas beriibmte SO.
3egiment 5os nit $500 Wanr in ben
aarnpf llno bier Sabre ipdter febrten
mn nod 200 @ndere 5uriid, Die iibriS
gen $500 iparen aif Den Shluhts
felocrn eefallen ODER ibren Serlcsuns
gen unb a%rantbeitsu erlegen.
Nnh Stadteu ge3dbIt ndbmeu Die
Seutifen in folgenoer Stdrie am
8iir9ertrieae tbeil:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

Sabr5eu9 unter beutider Slasse be,
fannt lit.
gs lei aud1 nod bier erfpdbnt. bat
mir bier IN Dubuque einen beuti6s
amerifanii6en abmiral baben, Serrr
glpdlinser, ipelher ais iunser See:
fabett bas leste Sabr Ses Siirser.
frieges mitmadte.
limb" idlob Sr. yfuete feline Sn.
ipruhc, .fpie i1 bier iiber Die Iers
iammlune blide bemerfe ih Die gutter
Shncitern, unb bas erinnert mid al
bas quite 8erf. bas lie auf u~nierer
SdinGtfelbern fir Die perpunbctcr
unb franfen 9dmerabcn eetbau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Gin fatholiiher 9nmslier

Giniuohnern in irg epb einein staate eiu Suves
Her .Geihdit erDnnen. Gs ion cline tattcliithe
Stride unb Sdbuls in benz Stdotahen ieiu, @er
geaeno iiir iold elm @eidldit teunt (ipo nod
tein lhrmadiersG eiddit stablirt iit). idhreibe
"oefdlisit al Sersier, care Of Catholic grintine
Np. Iubuauf lumn. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
&atbplifher Arst nnb Wunbarst iudt
Srtihaft, nm .fih nieber5ulaTen.

Gin tatbpliidb der 9lrjt i'm nit tIsren sitsr. Der.
bcirataet, uiidteru. init IS idh rieer Griabru1g.
ipiinid)t n d, in etnent Staotdhen bon 4oJ OTIS TO-
0C0 Gir,puhnern m elmer Gtien6atu gelseen unb
Yraftisirt nab benz alien iiHo benz ueneu 5nftens.
RANT beae Qmpiebiungen Iieiern. Srgenb Se~
manu-. Der cine S~rtidhaft ueiB. no lid efuein gu
ten NrBt unb 9hirursen cine quite 8eieaen6eit
btetet. III gebeten, it'd GEL. nm PHYSICIAN.
care f,atholic Printing Co, Dubuque, Iowa,
III lueebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

mbern adnoern lire enbsiltiee Sorm
d%n9enommen babcn.
Wabriheinlif miro Der Staats>
iefretdr anor benz iapnniiden 9ots
ihafter Ddbier ,niinblih mittbeilen.
DAB Sapun fpiIfommen lit. NIT Der
amerifaniihen 8egierllng Sdiebss
seridts @erbanbluneen 81 beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Wetaer b~erlanat,

um eineu SlsiiderIabem 81 Stratton, Colo:
ruoo, 100 cine tatholiide tfplonie beitebt. III
fonisn NIB III iiibrsli. ausss,eiduete @es
lsgsubcit iiir ben rehten Mann.
THE CATHOLIC COLONY CO.,
Stratton, Colo.
gcim e6rei6cn eripd9rc man seil. bieTeS' gIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Gbiedso, osu g.. SuHi.
! Oetreibe.


9biease. osu s. Susi.
Getreibe.
SBeaeM-
SmIi. s1%9ssK.
Sspt. 1855 99o2s.
Rern-
Suli.: 5SK@54A.
Sept: 54h@55X.
Saier-
Sspt. 36%@87H.
Btetmarst
Sdmeint-
Sdwere, So. 55@8.00.
Shmere. rau6e. S5.55a5.75,
Geidte. 35.750S6, 10.
9emii@te. 50. 70@6.05.
Bisb-
Ruuppieb, S5. 15A8.40.
4abe uup Rtussr, $2.4095.S 80.
S4aie-
Gtnbeimii&e 2dmmer 81. e5a6. 90.
S8etli&e 26mmer, S4.25@7.10
GinheimiiGe S&afe. SS.0o@4.A5.
@ehli1e Sbaie-3.00. @4.50
8~rpptfipnen.
S1meineHeii6-
Suli. $l4.65@$14.72.
Sept. 3t4. 15@14.2O.
S4mali-
SuIi. /: . S.05o@s.07. .
Sept.: So. l5@6.15.
Ripper
Suli. . 7.90@S.9 go.
Sept.: S7.9097. 30. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
glhtunl!

gsenl sic cine cute Farm taiien iucuen fir
renig Belb uuo III eiiter weJeno, 100 uan nod,
Gutes ynuo ANN Preiie uou s35 bts go ben Nfer
III elmer bliibenbca tathcltidleu WemeiHoe be-
J.. p. HiGHBERGER,
WestphalIa, kans.
Ssim e@reibsu stipaens man ssk. sieisa 4tatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
mnrktherth1te
Cir ben Wrohperfaui.
Du buaue. ben 5. Snmi.
Oetreibs, Den, MebI,. etc.

Du ben 5. Si,ii.
0etreibs, een, MebI. etc.
Sdier: 3a--35c per DulbeL.
Sort 55-60c per @ufbel.
Wei5en: S5-S5c per guibet.
@srfte: 5s-65e per Suibel.
1pgaen: 57-T5c uer Suibel.
pen: Is. 5O-s15. 90 per Eouue.
Webl: patsnt, $I.00-5.80; fraisbt,
IS. 20--5.6O [.
SIeie: $1,000.
Ontter. Gtsr anb safe.
Gier: Nc per Gusenb.
Butter: Gairp, is-24e; Creamery,
25X196c Der pfunb.
1die: Rbams FGie, 15e; 9rid, lie; 9ims
burger, ,1sc; SipiSs, 1Se per Yfunb.
Grseer;ee, etc.
Nspfet: 75c-$2. 80 per Dor.
aartofiels: 80075e per Suiba.
5miebeln, Sl.25 per Buibsl.
Diet.
Stiere: S. S5-s4.5o
Rinbsr 80. 25-$4yO
6upe: 81. O0-3.D
Sawetae (auf BEN bus): % .e5-5.M
per hunbsrtl pfunb.
R&lber 81. 00-5.75.
2ebenbeS UeffiseI.
T~rutbibRr, lie; Gutsn, lee; Sibner
9H@i0eperIBfnno. Z
Brspifionen.
@er6a4srtesl 5lsiid: S9infsn. 10-i4e
Sped, 17-20e.
Shmalj, 8K- Zoe.
aoblen: S~arttebaeu. s9.6e Wsi&so5len,
So. 90 per Genne.
Sol,: eiaenbola~ 7.o0-7.5o; Dsi9bpl;,
per RorSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

so betbeiligten lid ndbe3n an
100000 9eutfhe an benz 9roBen
Siirgerfriege (iiber BEN in biefen
Spnlten i'm 3anfe Der perfloHenen
Bionate bes Seiteren grlpdbnung
gins; ebenio iiber Die oben %eripGbnten
@enerGle Der 3epolutionsiabre. -
&nm. Der Reb.). 3ebn 1ro5ent Der
Unions armeen beitunb aug Senfs
iben: Stods Entertainer tpnren es:
1928 ,267, SrIGnber 44,22t uno
1857 9eutiHe. Die oeutiAen
@enerdle, Die iiG i'm 8iireerfriege be-
ionoers ausse5eidnet baben. tpuren:
Siterbaus, Siesel, Sdur5, Stabel.
Steintpebr, @iqi6. &dilb unb Die beis
Den Salomon 8riiber."
IbgeIeben bon Der itdrfen numeri<
iden 9etbeili9umg bes beuti1eu gles
mentes I'M Seloe, muB aber nod elm
llntitanb Defenders grpdbnung finoen,
ndmli6 Der. aus8e5eidnete ginflub.
ben gerabc Die beuti6en &Gmpfer auf
bas 8ros Der iibrigen Nannihaften
bdtten. Sn pielen Shla6tenberih>
ten, ieIbit ienen. bic bon Stod sgueris
fanern perfabt iinb. ober iolden, bic
BON Srlduberu ober I~n9eborisen an
berer Rutipnen sei6rie6en ipurben,
fperben ipabre 6elbentbuteu beriftet
49,. aGe bon Geutifen dltsgeiiibrt.
Sn unsdtfigeu Sdllen fpurbe Sas be-
brpbte Sterncpbanuer bon oeutihen
Sdnben mntbie Dem pprbrinsenseir
Scinbe entgegcugetraseu urb biefer
5iim &liS5uge geuot9i9t. Salt ef,
eiie aeeueriid)e Sabre au erbeuten; 10
paren es Iiferiih Seutlhe. bic bier
nit pabrem Seibenmutbe porbrangeu;
nm ibrsm Ne8irrcnte 1auf ielbc @eiic
81 3ubm 81 ncrGelfen.
q r5icr nod eiuisc 8orte iiber be-
tunrte beuti6e Samilien. bic iih ans
seSeihnet baben nm Die 8ereinigten
Stadten perbicnt acmdht 6aben:
Die Salomon 9rIiocr ipnrer ais
Srcb.d, in Der Wd6s ron 0lagbeburg
Gcbiirtig. ; 3srei Sieicr 0riiber iplirs
Den @encrGle in Der lIniuns-4 r,ncc
Elm britter ipnr ber %bctnnute 1risgSs
bcantc @iscouiin's, Gin picrtcS 9ru.
Der bie.ltc di5 SolSnt III Scr llrionS'
Grntee.
Die aaus zSarnilie bieSrrc 9Gdtrss
leute bon Cincinnati. Chic, gab Del
Sahe Der ltnion 5luci SSbrc,' Sit
itonber in boheht GriebcrL laiicn Tic
bod cine i~crsfdltige miIitIriihe auS.
bilSung 5it @cit Ypint urb 4rapolis
aenoiien. Scr cine apanticrtc 5,,m
aapaQeric General. Der Gnfcrc .urrbc
Slottcnsa bnirol.
@enctal Setter Sitcr9ail5 mar ip5Dl
Der .crfpIarcifite General in DC,
Nrmec. CIR cor;lmnnbisrte Gin Gprps
inter S9trntnit. Scr Sohn Otter
buus' III MN Iomiral III rriere,
6lotts mn commandment hie Gcgcus
lpdrtia in Der Norhie: mciisube II. q
NorhsN tlantiihc Sloiic. Scr nitc
@encral, Beter Sitcrbo!i$ ltpt- rod
H!1o spar III elmer Stabt III &c
Hbeinpropiii5.
Gicle Scutidc fuarcu nniiirliW nIis
IN u~nicrcr 0nriuc r5ur 3cit pcs siir
NcrtricGcs. Sie II. z, WiSrinc hdttf
cine 5000 M'cilen lonnc Giiitc n
pcrtbcibiqcn nrb M blodicren. 6
lei aud bier %crndbnt, bag ipdhrer'
SHiiic upr GnalauS mra Erdr.ycid
bic Gpuf0berirtcu nil 8lilpcr IN
Tlci. &leiNunn uub 9tabcung ucriaben
ipel6c eicIc fir @%apmippds ci'tnuid
ten. inter oicien SlpGubcs @rcdcrl
au1 ni6t ell hcuildeS Sdiif oher ein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

RadH Cot Tanf BEN Werueu-gt6rtss.
@up gtudrt, Neb.. tbeiIt am 10. @drs 1910
sesr sOfepb sabI nit: IlnI:r sobn lit .i.lr
fniium on N~eroert1iud6e. tennte ri@t J1ln.
lem; utubte timer betpdGt iein, ed mfr fitr6.
teten, er f5nnte i6 Elm aetb ontiaen ggty
brd6ten ion tn etre GuitnIt, mo- CT bon 2
aersten 8 aSoden lang obne ieben GrfoIe Be-.
banbeIt pnroe Ia lafen mir l6er Tajtor
asnis's Rcrpenttdrier uno sebrauaten 10 SIa.
fbeu oopon,, ieet III sr ,pieber pouie eefunb
uno oebiibrt td6it Sott oer @ebiotn ber
Saiu. Republic. Mi1.. Sebruar 1909.
W2ein aopf uno Sdnoe lparen fbiimul NIT
ct. 0eitss1an5 bebatiet, uIs infer Yricfter,
Batter Beder, meiner Wutter rietb, 9afior S5'
mtg syferperitdrfer 81 eebrdrber, peIber rntr
iofort bali lno ipieoer cine eeiunoe nnb ftarfe
iSrau aus mir mu6te; t6 fam Mot eenue
fir oieie Wlebisin fn9en, ba tie MID eerettcf
bat un6 I'd boffe auf unoere retfen ptrb.
Jrau Mnria n.
o-~S Elm psrthpones BUD fur YlerpexIeibsubs
2HTRt tptrb Sebem Der ss ~psrlanst. ,naetanot.
~ Urine erbdlten aud be Ute6isin ~hn1ipnft.
Yteie VtebiStn tpuroe iett BEN SABRE 1875 bon benz
So4p. paftor Rbuts. Sort mapue. Sab, subsrsitei
nuo lest inter ftiuer Nnpetiung bon Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Sci sIpotbefern az baben fas
$500 Die 1lafdoe, 9 6Iathen far 8 .OOs
erobe 3t.7S, 9 fas S8.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Mhtuna, fatboliide Stnoenten

aatboIiihe Stnbenten, Die udhrsub Der Be-
fieraeit ettuns 1elb ju oeroienen :uiutter. frb
eriudlt, lid NIT Lawrence Conner, Manager,
Catholic Printing Co, Dubuque. Iowa, in Ser.
btnoune 3u ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
9oma Tarmsn IN psrfanfen.

Sn Der gdbe elmer beutiden fath Stride
nno Sdhule. Die Carmen hub 100 Ader, 100 ader,
$40 ader, $40 ader nno 500 Qdsr sro6. aae tno
Sarn,.n anS sD.rSs biei.lSea III ssreii.H ane
unter Seoinaungen oerfaufen, Die benz aduier
an9enebnt fno. Glr ndhere ausfnnit fuenoe
matt fi3 an
THOMAS GRAY,
Wesley, Iowa.
Eeim ehretbeu eripGbne mam seh. bteieS BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

S.bianer searbcreien az %perfaufen.
J 800 seiudbIte Garmen 80 pertanien. Gurb6nl.
Oklahoma. Rteortee 8rsiie. letbte 8ahlungs-
bebtnguneeu. Heyfettsr 9tteL Ngenten p~ssIafst.
e. T. TETER, e. CO., Nowata, Okla.
Yeim efreiben erpdbms mas sen. Sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Werbeherte Garmea IN uerfanfen.

Sd babe uneeidbr 20 eutusr6sferte Carmen
i'm tottoliffeu Stearns 9ugHtp 5uni Sreiie pon
$50 bis $50 per 4ter nnb inter ~ieiilten 9es
oinguugen 5u pertauien. 5teieiben liegeu ale
In elmer Gutternurg uon eiRer bis an ilnf aeeilen
bon Der 0frd,e. 9ieie 5nrmeu perbe ale 5tnnen
tlni Sabren, SIS bis sioo>oen ader iuerth iein.
Saareibet ioiort an
+. j. J.. AHMANN, Richmond, MINI.
gein seareiosn eripGbne man seF. SieTes SlGtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Mnsae,eiAa.te Welearnheit!
0emeraE ratrdbanoiic store nnp Sd,one ga
A6sr 5arni Ia eiper oentid,en fatbs,
IWfIeu We0eao iu 0trfauten.

q 3afm IN etper oentidlen father
Wa3en @egeao an Ssrfauten.
Cine id,one 5arm BON 3t4 dder AZ s32 ben
alder Al pertauien. llueeidhr 90 9ldsr inter
9Hua unb @ieierIanb. Sas ibriee III @alb. uuo
@ei6eianb. gs III oieieS cine auSeeaeidnete DE.
ieseuheit iir einen Stodtariner. Cute 8eb6u.
lid fttten. aue in ben lesten 4 5nbren erridtet.
9teielben repLGienttren eiueu @ertb BON $500.
ale ,jariu llest brei gleileu BON eiuem oeutIdett
tathtf;itnen Stdbtthen nit 600 tinwohnera uno
fnthoI,id6er stride init oentifenr Srieiter.
NuN btttet ndh in benz 5tdbtdben eiue BeIegen.
Bait. einen GUT etabIierten General Werdbanbtis
Gtsre. init gutter 8unoidait. Su tauien. S9ie
gejnet, bat has Stdotdleit COO Giniuobner. als
bsutidl nnb fatholiif. Gs baden iih in bet IeBten
auseHebelt. On be n,ielbeu Stdotbel it, chen.
iaIe cine @irthidlait ~(Saloon) Su oertnnien.
JIr u6bere 0uStuuit idretbe man an Yttd)ael
0nmnisr. General Msrd)anoiie Stpre. 9oio
Spring. Riru.
Seim sdreiben sr,pdbue man seH. bieiss glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
6eimn1tten=

Die Sort Yertbplb Reierpatipn, q. o.. ,pirb
fhr WH febisr efbffnst. Senber Is gts. In Gilbtr
fur Satlein. iueltAes Anstunit gibt iber bas
2anb uno bic er5Fauns. Wau a6reihre
O. r. CARLSON, Plaza, ". D.
Betm edrei6en eypSbue NON aeh. Steies 8last.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Tarmlinoereiem

TarnisS napS il Ssntidasn aaS t.iId,sa
mediterranean g~riefter unb Sdtulen. IS Yrosent
Der Sfarraugeb6rigen iiuo oentidh. Die Garmsn
lno iehr gnt selegep., Sdreibt fhr groBe etits an
lbsS. 9arecp, @rlnottgentanms' nne yers
kdlsruna s'agent. SiferIe. Rams.
seim edreiben er,pdbne man ash. sieiss glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Seimiumr!

so 9dsr. iini 9ieiIen pm Der Staot. Ereis
$500. 1aoon $500 baar. oaS ue6rtae rute Nliethe.
lso ader cine Nasile pm gutter Staet. Stsn,.
$500 badr, bas fiebrije iuie ssietbe.
Giieubabntahrt Eat ir9eno eiuer Der dtpet
Sdr lien 3uriidertattet iueln Dor BEN |. Snlt
p~ertduft. 9tau aoreidre: Ste 9luen Gountp
Jnvefinent So.,EoHaton, suns.
s,eim emreiben erpGbne man ssh. Sieies Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

seim sareiseu .rpaan. man ssn. Si.Ies sls.
The evening world., 1911-01-11
HENRY C.. P|TNEY.
VETERAN Of THE
JERSEY BAR, DEAD
Former Vice Chancellor Passes
Away at MorriStown Home,
Aged IS Years.

MoRRfSTOWN, ". j., Jan. IL
Henry Cooper Pitney. ex-vice-ChanceI.
Tor. within a few days of eighty-fve
years old. is dead at his home In Maple
avenue from grip.
UP to two weeks ago he had enjoyed
good health. lie then became III, but
insisted on going to his law Offices IN
the National Iron Bank Building. A
week ago he was compelled to take 10
his bed.
when death came last night his sons,
Chancellor Mahlon Pitney,. Henry G.
fltney, John o. II. Pitney and Fred
erick Pitney. and his two daughters,
Mrs. Sadie Pltney Johnson and Miss
Mary Pitney, were with him. His wife.
who was Sarah Louisa IIa.stead, OF
Elizabeth. died several years ago.
Mr.. Pitney vas born on a farm 4,
Mendham, Morris County. lie went TO
school In Plainfeld and was
from Princeton University In ls4s. He
studied law with the late Ira c. White.
head. a former Justice OF the Supreme
Court. and In 1851 was admitted to the
bar.
He was made Prosecutor of the Pleas
In Morris County in 1862 and served for
five years. In 1889 the Chancellor ap.
pointed him Vice-Chanceilor, a place he
held until 1907. VIXEN he retired because
OF age. The bench and bar OF the state
rendered him a banquet on that occa-
sion at the Waldorf in New York.
Cfpwa 1000 la. -. 49,.
National Iron Bank. which he helped
organize in 1866. He also started the
Morris County Savings Bank.
Mr.. Pitney was the trial judge In the
famous tobacco merger case. In which
eminent New York jurists were en-
Gagged. When Morristown had an OPP
The evening world., 1911-01-11
DR.. LESSEN DIES SUDDENLY.
stricken by Apoplexy, He Expires
Before Physician Arrives.

DR.. William W. Lesem. thirty-two
years old, was stricken by ~apoplexv in
front OF his home at No. 525 West one
Hundred and Forty-third street late
last night and died before medical as
sistance could reach him. overworx is
believed to have caused the fatal at
tack.
tai and diseases and had a
large practice. He wa born In New
York City and was a graduate OF Co
lunbla University. lie served 70. a
time on the staf Of the Post-Graduate
Hospital and at his death was attached
TO he outdoor department Of Mount
Sinai. lie leaves a widow. hut no
children.
The evening world., 1911-01-11
FIRE ROUTS IMMIGRANTS.
niase Under Floor seuds Austrian-
%scurrying to street.

Sparks from a defective Hue caused a
fire between the ceiling of the third
floor and the flooring OF the fourth floor
of the four-story brick building at No.
4 Sif Broad street to-day. For a time
= tlIere was considerable excitement
7 among the Austrian immigrants who
were sheltered In the building.
Z The first, second and third floors Of
the building are occupied by the Aus
trian Home for Immigrants. The Sec
ond and third floors are used as dormi-
2 tories. the second floor for women and
4 the. third for men,
There We're about thirty immigrants In
/ the building when the fire started, but
!, they were all up and dressed. BY the
II time the fremen arrived they had all
been hustled down TO the ground floor.
} The hremen had to rip up the flooring
on the fourth floor, which Is the home
7 81 the Bankers and Brokers' Lunch
efub. to get at the Are. The flames
were e~xtinguished before they had made
much Roadway. The damage IL esti-
mated at about $500.
The evening world., 1911-01-11
STUDY DREAMS
! FOR THE CURE Of
NERVOUS TROUBLES
S\Nide Awake Talk and Desires
4 of Patient Are Matched
With Sleeping Visions.
IDEA.
Johns Hopkins Hospital Has
! New Clinic Expected to
. Add Much to Science.
SPECIAL to The Evening World,

~ - 80 NfNsaAh Wv
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1l.-Johns Hopkins
Hospital will soon have the first ward
In the world for the treatment of
nervous diseases under what is known
as p~sychoanalysis or soul analysis.
\ Patients will be experimental OF during
sleep in this new department of the
Henry Phipps ~Psychiatric Clinic, which
Is being built with money from the
New York millionaire.
The theory upon which the new treat
ment is based is that every person IL
possessed of two personalities. a con-
sclous and a subconscious. 1t is held
that when n person Is asleep the
conscious personality is at rest md the
unconscious IL predominant. hence
dreams are the natural Interpretation
Of the repressed ideas OF tile sub
conscious personality.
Dream analysis is the chief method
4 employed In the diagnosis which affords
n guide to the proper treatment OF the
disease"
For the american Disease"
In completeness OF equipment the
ward will be without parallel in the
Il NOTlu, ana IL IL DtlieNtu ny INC ailsloI-
tiles nat 1t wnl bring mrch additional
fame to the already famous hospital by
the successful treatment Of nervous
ness. an affection 50 common in this
country that il has come to be known
among physicians as the American dis
ease"
that II has come TO be known among
physicians as the American disease"
Ps~ychoanalys!s will be practised IN
ne Johns Hopkins Hospital by DIR.
Trigant Burrow, VINO has been studying
this science for three years On Europe
under DR.. Freud and DR.. Jung of
Zurich. Switzerland. who are authorities
In the same line
The treatment aims at the unification
OF the personalities. Knowing the wishes
and wants OF the conscious personality
as derived from the conversation Of the
patient. there remain to be ascer-
taincd the wishes and wants Of the sub
conscious personality. DR.. Burrow
holds that when a person Is asleep the
conscious personality IS at rest and the
subconscious IS predominant. Hence
dreams are the natural Interpretation
OF the repressed ideas Of the uncon-
sclous personality, n dream analy-
/. sis'' Is the chief method employed in
psychoanalysls.
Turks in Every Dream.
, The principle Of the school Is that
there turks in every dream. often dis
guised, a repressed wish for fulfilmcnt
Of the subconscious personality"
Although this phase OF the treat
.-.s 80 A.,A,, t-.n.A .-lIy - --t
ability be in the hards OF DIR. Bur
row. yet IL Is due in &. eat part to the
efforts OF DR.. Adolf Meye,, head of the
department for the treatment of neu-
rotic disease, that the ward will be
established. DIR. Meyer is a native of
Zurich. Switzerland. and the possessor
of degrees from many OF the promi-
nent universities of Europe. He came
10 Johns Hopkins last year from tho
New York State Pathological Institute
at Wards Island. New York city.
The evening world., 1911-01-11

portunity to purchase a water plant,
and rejected II by a close vote, Mr.. Pit
ney purchased the water plant and or
ganized the Morris Aqueduct Company,
OF which he was made president. The
company now supplies the town with
water.
The evening world., 1911-01-11
nuhnwny HOY L. Cnpturcd.

Pull Haaren. seventeen years old. want
ed 10 be a farmer and to-day his father,
John H.. Haaren. Associate superintend.
ent OF Schools. started for Kansas City
to bring him back. He had been arrested
there trying to pawn for $40 a brooch
worth $50 and told tho police he ran
away from his home, Eigh,y-sixth
street. Brooklyn. He disappeared last
Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
ARRESTED FIR
 PUNCHING FAGE
(sy Alaska Ne~a sureaUl

NEW YORK. Feb. 23-A man sly- ir, l-s name as CaDI E. W- John s41. oE Seattle. and claiming to be @ seE-lE Naskaa Mining man. was -ecked l1 jail lasI night for punching I face os a waiter iH n, Waldorf Astoria and is charged with assualr- Is thought thar the CaPG Johnston referred Co Is the wealthy None oD- erauor-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
RECIPROCITY
 WILL PASS
Csy Alaska Ns4s sureaul

WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb 23- Senator Carer. of MOREaz today announced that the reciprocity bill VIII pass aE the present session Of Congress. and that there will be no need for an extra session.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
GJURI FIRES
 CITY FATHERS
isr Alaska News s.r-sgl

VICTORIA, B. C., Feb -s-ol the -rguaJ cla- many people who vo-@- -- Jle last city election were lot bona f.de vJJ-rs. as they -c not own property in the c-ry hll are buying on -Aa i-ssl--uelI plan, the court today uuss4-sJ -le mayor and -le entire eu-lc--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
HILL FAVORS
 RECIPROCITY
tsy Alaska News sureaul

ST PAUL. Feb, 98-James J HI ll @ speeCh here yesterday, state. Eay reciprocity between Canada and La- United States means an incryass og SS1U 00U .0U0 annually u trade -e Jh United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
PRESIDENT TAFT
 LAUDS MASONRY
tsy Alaska N-~s sureaul

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 23-Fhe ceremony Of placing a wreath on the tomb Of George Washington was car red out yesterday. President Taft in an address landed Washington and Ns~Onry.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
JAPS HONOR
 WASHINGTON
.sy AIesks Ns,as sureaul

HONOLULU. F. [. Feb, 23-An unusual sigh- vas presented here yss erday when 5.0O0 ot the little brown men 6JaBanese} marched in hy=5r of George Washington
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
LANG FLOORED
 BY LANGFORD
lsy Alaska N-as sursau)

LONDON. Feb -5-Biu Lang Vas l5 match for sam Laasiord D their aa- h-re Tuesday night Lang. al
 -l nervous. endured tremsDdous punishment and saIely slayed olI
 e blg black ulul thr sh,h round. then be lgsc on a foul
 Lang Jook the o0uul gt nine in -- sroO1J r0aHd, and zsaln In yae ..rd 4as tiooHed and saved by the -uGz
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
POWELL WILL
 FIGHT BURNS
(sy Alaska News sureaul

SAN FRANCISCO, Eco. 23-Frank Burns and Lew Powell Gaining will tigh- here on Monday night next Great interest Is being taken in this fight and much money has been bet on the outcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-23
GglHAsa PRssGGasss REVOLUTION
fsv Al7s<a News sureaul

VICTORIA. B. C., Feb. 23-Dr- Son an eminent Chinese scholar, has arrived here and Is preaching the cause OE revolution in China among tE Chinese 2 this city