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Soli Deo Gloria.
FoPCLUOPd.
The Golden Jubilee of Elmhurst College is an occasion of praise and thanksgiving. When we think of the many tokens of God's wonderful love and of the marvelous way the mercy and wisdom of God have led us, then we are constrained to glorify God, for He, indeed, has done great things for us.
Thruout the entire past half-century God has acknowledged and honored the efforts of our Evangelical Synod to establish and maintain an educational institution at Elmhurst. Nearly two- thousand persons have, partly or entirely, received their educational training at Elmhurst. And they have gone forth to serve God and mankind as preachers, teachers, doctors, lawyers, business men, journalists, engineers, etc.
May in the coming years Elmhurst continue to be more and more a' power-house from which shall radiate strength and bless- ing even unto the uttermost parts of the earth. And may this Album, a labor of love on the part of the Faculty, contribute to make tne name of Elmhurst better known; to magnify the love and wisdom of God and our Saviour Jesus Christ, and to help in the upbuilding of His Kingdom.
Soli Deo Gloma.
P-\GE THREE
Melanchthon Seminary
©a mar in ©bansDille, 9Inno 1871, ba, tciltcu fid) bie Sxnilfcn be§ SweifctS' toelc^c jroei ijaftrc long bo-o *4>rofcminar bcr CJuangcIi^ fd)en Sqnobe be§ 3Seften§ ftor bcm flarcn Jagc bcr 2iMrfIid)tcit iier= borgcn fatten. 2)ic bammcrnbc .s>clligfcit luanbcltc fid) allmalilid) jum Silbcrglanse unb biefcr gct)t nunincbr in bas ticfcrc unb reidierc ©olb iiber. SSie einc Stnroro '33orcaIi5 hat bcr Sdiimmcr fc()r fialb fcinen Crt ncrdnbert, nm bann abcr nod) ?trt cine:' Airftcrn? cinen feftcn Stanb cinjimebmcn. ^^sn Gnanc'Uiflc ift bcr nrfpriinglid)c 5rii()= fd)cin ben Jlngcn bcr SRcnfdicn cntfdinniubcn, unb cine Uiad)fcnbc Stditfiillc Iiat fid) iintcr iiircm cigcncn ©cfctie bcc- Strablcnbrudeo iibcr G-Iml)urft gciagcrt, unb jmciinal dot fie fid) jnm feftlid)cn Srans getLinnt, suerft im tieblidicn ©ilbcrfdjcin unb nun im priid)tigcn @oIb= g[Qn3. SSie einc (Frlcud)tnng \vav e§ iibcr bic ©encraifonfcrens ber
Fifty Years of Elmhurst
Three dates, all in the year 1871, are important in the his- torj' o! Elmhurst College. They are the seventeenth of January, the thirtieth of August and the sixth of December. On January IT, 1871, the Proseminar of the "Deutsche Evangelische Synode des AVestens" was opened at Evansville, Indiana, with the Rev. Karl Friedrich Kranz as "inspector" and sole teacher. The en- riiUment at the beginning was nine, to which six more students were added in the course of the next few months.
The opening exercises at nine o'clock in the morning, with the formal reception of nine students by the Board of Control, the members of which were the Eev. C. A. Clausen, G. Jliiller, A. Schory and ilr. Feldwisch. The nine were G. Stanger, ^X. F. Gieselmann. H. Walser, H. C. AV. Graeper, J. Fink, H. Steller, .T. Rausch. G. Appel. and J. Hang, the last mentioned, of whom
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did uot, however, remain long. Hereupon the board, accompanied by tlie inspector, the students, Pastors Schrenk, Burkart and Rausch, and members of Zion Church of Evansville and others uearby adjourned to the single class-room for a service of worship. Addresses were delivered by Pastor Clausen, who installed Inspec- tor Kranz, and by the new inspector, who chose for his text Psalm GO, 1'^ : "Through God we shall do valiantly."
Witliiu a few weeks, the following five students entered the new school: W. Keller, E. Haefliger, F. Karbach, C. Miiller, F. Schaubhert and J. H. Dinkmeier, — S. Speicher entered in the fall.
In the summer of 1871, the officers of the Evangelische Synode des Westens met the officers of the Evangelische Synod des Nord- westens to draw up an instrument for the imion of these synods, which was accepted by both bodies in 1873 at a general conference. There was so little doubt, however, that the synods would unite, that the officers of both proceeded at once to eft'eet a merger of the only institutions possessed by each — the theological seminary at ilarthasville, Missouri, and the Prosemiuar at Evansville, Indiana, of the Synode des Westens, and the Melanchthon theological semin- ary at Elmliurst, Illinois, of the Synode des Nordwestens. It was arranged that the students of the Melanchthon Seminary should be transferred to the older and larger seminary at Marthasville, while tlie Prosemiuar was to be removed from Evansville to Elmhurst. This arrangement was completed on August 30, at the Melanchthon Seminary.
On December 6, 1871, Inspector Kranz arrived with fourteen students of the Prosemiuar at Elmhurst, and before long had es- tablished the school as comfortably as possible in the house that had been the home of the Melanchthon Seminary. The school year was completed in June, 1872, and two of the students were grad- uated, both as teachers. They were the Eev. J. H. Dinkmeier and W. F. Gieselmann.
niiinL'f mil- ftav umliru ii\d}i. 2k \\m\ iun-[teliciibcn 'initcr obiT Xi- reftorcii, bic iiad)[tel)ciib cjciiaiint fiub, liabcii fid) alio ols i^iiibcr bco iiid)t5 beiuicfcn: Si. .S^raii^, Sliiitcijeit 1871 — 1875; 3- 'ilccufd) bis 1880; i?. ©bbcl bis 1887; T. :5rion bis 1919; .v\ ';^. 5<i,\d fcit «o= ncmbcr 1919. icicle anbcre .sliiibcr bcs !iiid)ts fiub in uiifcrL' .s^nUcn ciiuicjogcii, iim fritlicr obcr fpiitcr mit uerftiirftcr iicud)tfraft uiicbcr in bie Selt (liuQuC'oUjiclK'ii. Xio Selircr, iintcr meldie bie Xirrftoreii init3iircd)ncii finb, babcu nainciit(id) aui] ah i'citditcu bc5 SSiffciivi gcbicnt. Gin Stern iibcrtrof bcii anbcrn an Hlarticit. Wiondic bic< fcr Sterne finb nnter ben .s>Liri,uint biefer '-h?elt oefuiifen, inn iin- berc'Uio micber anfsngelieu.
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v,n ber erften 3cit mar ber vsufpt-'ftor (i^rau^) jiigleid) bas gauje i-'elirerfollegium, ein ganjcr .Qrans. ©r Iiatte allein als uianbelnbec' ^IJrisma bic gan^e Sfala ber iierfd)iebenartigeu !Gid)tnaturen jn ein= Iicitlid)er Sid)tniirfung jn nereinigcu biird) bo'^' alien gemeinfame 2id]tbanb ber t'iebc jur 3(uftnlt, ;iiir Siinobc, jum ))}eid)e OVittce'. 'Jlber bie grofjen nnb fleiuen 2id)ter ber iQelirer unb Sd)iilcr fomnien nnb gedcn in beftanbigem S(uf nnb Sib. 9inr ein Stern liat, frcilid) als oeranberlid)er Stern, faft aUc bie 50 viadre am .sjimntci ber Hnftalt gelcnditet, ber Stern Jrion. ^subeni voir bie 50jalirige Q5efd)id)tc ber -Hin'talt an nnferem Jliige iioriiber,5ielien taffen, mirb nns eiite lange ;Weibe rafd) inedjfelnber Sininbelbilber Uorgefiilirt. 9Senn bic Siinobe in bicfen Jagcn ben f(icheuben Sdicinmerfcr ber intenfiuen Jlnfmerf- fanifeit anf (Sfmtinrft riditet, bann mirb bie Jfnftalt ifirerfcitJ fid) im Spiegel ber Setbftcrfenntuis bcfd)anen. Sie barf aber audi fagen, baf; fie in ben 50 ^sabren bnrd) fid)tbare nnb iinfidjlBore Strahlen riel i.'id)t nnb flraft in bic Srinobe nnb bis nad) .sjonbura* nnb :^sn= bien ansgefanbt bat.
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ilelanchtliou Seminary was fir.st begun as a private institu- tion at Long Grove, Illinois, then removed to Waukegan, aud a lit- tle later still to Lake Zurich. Here it was in rented quarters, when, iji 18G5, it was taken over by the Synod of the Northwest. Ijooking about for a permanent lionie, the directors were acquainted with an opportunity to buy a tract of about twenty acres, with a large house, in Elmhurst. to which ilr. Thomas Bryan, a public- spirited citizen of Elmhurst, was willing to add as a gift, ten ad- joining acres. The oifer was accepted, aud Melanchthon Seminary was removed to the new home at Elmhurst in the fall of ISUS). We have already noticed that Melanchthon Seminary gave place in 1871 to the Prnseminar that was removed from Evansville.
Jlelanchthon House, the first home of the Proseminar stood on the site of the present Dining Hall, from which it was removed in 1895 to niake way for the Dining Hall that was built in 1896 as the gift of the Evangelical Synod to Elmhurst on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary.
Imagine the comforts which the old house afforded fourteen students, besides Inspector Kranz and his wife ! The "front roonr" became the class-room, in which the students spent the greater part of the day, reciting by tui'us and studying at roughly nurde tables set before long benches. The professors desk stood back of the double door leading into the rear-room, which was a sort of library and study for the professor. AVhen a second teacher was called, the professors divided the time between them, since there was but one class-room.
Tlie students were given the rooni on tlie lower Huor of llic right wing as a study. The left wing was occupied by the kitcbi'u and dining-room. On the second floor, two front rooms were the apartments of the inspector and his wife. The students slept in the attic, "where the beds stood so close that you could get at them onlv from the foot. Making beds under such conditions was
biird) bte Suinniicniufl ber Stdiliuirfinig in langer leaner, bonn abcv and) bitrd) mcl)rfad)e .s>olicrf;ianmnuj bcs Sidjtcs, nameiitlid) im £'et)r. furfus, bcr bte niebrigcrcu Stufcn immer mclir a6ftic{3 uub [idj burd) bic hoftercn Stiifcn 5crcicf)crtc. ^stii vsQtjrc 1896 hat man ber Jtn- ftolt ben filtierncu Shreufranj mifgefetpt. llnb auf lialfiem aSegc mm lilfacrnen jam golbencn Mraiij untrbe oi"''-''!! •V'all in ben Hranj bcr ?[nitalt5gc&anbc cingefiigt. Sac- roar im oi-tljre 1912. 5)ie 3afi[ bcr 2rf)iilcr, bic Don bcui GImOnrftcr QUaiijc angelocft ronrbcn, Iiatte fid) ftctig gciiobcn, Iiic- fie in bcm gicidjcn ^siljrc, 1912, mit 175 iiirc (Vlnfliijtie errciditc. v,fi bic ilfengc bcr Stubcutcn an fic^ fd)an nnter llmitcinbcn bcr I'diiinftc CJlirenfranj fiir cine liiJlicre 2d)ulc, fo hat un= fcrc (flnihnrftcr i'luftalt fd)on Jtnno 1910 nod) cincn anbercn (fhrcn= fran.', babnrd) crhaltcn, bai3 ihr bie StaatsuniDcriitiit bic fiinnlicfic SliR'rfcniuing gcuuihrtc, itnb ^roar niit eincm roeitcrcn v^a'Keefrebit fiir bie 3lbiturientcn in Xcntfd), Catcin nnb 6iricd)ifd).
23et bcm Hehergang uon bcr Slcra ^srion 3ur ?[era Sd)ief, aii- eine Ginleitiing bes golbencn ^snbiliiunis, rourbe abcrmals cin nnd)= tiger 2d)ritt Dorroiirts gctan, nnb jii'ar burd) bie Snncitcrung bee ftnrfus jn eineni fediojcihrigen, roouon bie erften Dier ^ahre anf bie ^Jkabemi) nnb bie lebteii jroci auf boo GoEegc entfalloi. Ginc ^Mc neuen X!id)tc5' ift burd) bie nen hinjnfommenben 2ehrfiid)er hercingc- I'tromt: i'fodjoiogie, '^shitofophic, 3o3toIogie, .'pebrnifd), Slrignometric (bao Ichte ais iinihlfad)). Sun: erften i'cal dietet nnferc Sinftalt inut aud] foId)en Stttbentcn, tt)eld)e fid) anf anbcre i^ernfe al5 ba§ 'iM'irr^ antt £)orbcrciteit rooflen, bie ninfaffcube aflgemeine 33ilbnitg eiiie-j v>iinior Gotlegc. vsft &'c Jinftalt jetst and) in 3roei Stnfenrciheit gc- fd)icbcn, in Jtcabcint) nnb College, nitb bcr '^sbee nad) in jroci 3[6tcilnn= gen gefoitbert, i'rebigerahtcilnng tinb allgetncine JIbtcilnng, fo ift fie bod) cine cinhcitlid)c 'i'lnftalt in Jl^cfen nnb Strehen, in 2id)t nnb firaft.
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a dilBcult art wliic-li fell out of use. The windows were few and small, but the ventilation was excellent; in faet, the beds were fre- quently covered with several inches of snow blown through the cracks.""
If 14 students found Melanchthou House none too commo- dious, we may imagine the predicament of the inspector, when the number rose to 34, aud still more applicants sought admission. A now building became absolutely necessary, and what is now called the Music House was erected in 18T3 at a cost of about $13,000. The number of students at this time was 34. Fully a dozen ol tliese had lived for a year in a one-room shack that some of their mnnber l)uilt.
The pioneer davs were over with the completion of the new liuikling, but the continued rapid increase in enrollment soon be- gan to crowd the students uneomfortalily. The erection of what lias ever since been called the Main Building, was therefore Ix'gnn in 1878, at a cost of ahout $24,000.
The enrollment during the first ten years was: IsTl. 14: isrs, 3.".: 18T3, (iG : 1874. .53: 1875, 61; 187G, 59: ls77, 7!i: 1878. 97: 18:9. 103: 1S80. 85. Now, the curious thing is that, with far more rooiu (almost adequate for those days) to take care ot students after the erection of the Main Building, the enroll- ment did not show a corresponding increase. It stood at about the same figures (about 100) from 1878, when the Main Building was begun and completed, to 1889. In that year, the number rose t(i 113, and for the decade following, the average attendance did not greatly exceed this figure (the average is about 118) .
In 1898 a noticeable decline set in and continued for almost a ck'cade. The average attendance for the period from 1898 to 1906 is what it began with in 1898, viz., 95. This is in spite of the fact that the building of the Dining Hall in 1896 had added appreciably to the comfort and convenience of students.
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Jitfietgatie foil in biefem ^ofire eiu 2?ibIiotr)efgeDaube ben altercn ©efitiubcn fic^ anrciften. (Sine neiie Sicfjtanlagc, ein Sfefcruoir fiir cine xvaim glut oon Sid)t! Unb atlc itnfcre ©ebdube — crftcs ueu crridotctcs ©cbiiube 1873, jeljt ah 4'iuiif()au§ befanut; ^'QUptgcbiiubc 1878; 3iMrtfd)aftooc6iiubc 1907; v.riou .s^qII 1012 — tucrbcu Don bcm ©laiijc bes golbcneii v.itbiIiiuiTiS biirdjfoitiit. Slbcr nid)t burd) bicycu uiclir ciiiBcrlicbcn Oilaii^, fonbcrn burd) ben inncren (Slanj bcr uial= tcnbcu ''Vcrfonlidifcilen unb aUcr i^nnodncr mcrben bie non ben ?(rd)i= tefton nur duf5erlid) oriianifierten Stoinliaufcn mirflid) cntftciuert, lu'Iiditet, belebt, befecit, bcrcbt.
2iMr trctcn burc^ bie golbcne 'i^forte bcS Jci'^cS in bac tjolbcne •VianC' bt'y vs'ibels unb Tanfcs. Ser (Ibronift logt ben Ji-'Ibi'tcdier bcr riirffd)Qucnbcn l-^eridjlcritattung ouJ ber ^">anb, in bcm uoHcn i*e>Dui3t- fein, bQi3 allc ©efd^id^tjdjrcibung, nicbercr unb t)i3[)erer Slrt, bem ©e- fel3c ber Strablenbrednmg unterinorfen ift. I^en genauen unb inJLi= fern gerabcn 2>crlauf fd)ant nur bai oEfebenbe 3(ugc ©ottej. llnb bas Acrnrobr ber propbetifdien gorfdjung i[t uns noIIenb'S nid)l gcge= ben. gragenb trifft iinfcr Sluge ben Sd^Ieier ber Sufinift; an ciner cinjigen Stelle bring! bie innere Stnfdjauung binburdi unb in aly- nungc'DoKer Scrne begegnel fie bem biomantenen Strnbl.
.S5cil bir, Sdma 9J?ater, in bcinem golbenen ©dmiucfe! ,s>eil bir, bu Sommlerin unb Spenbcrin be§ Sidjtcs! Ser @ott aUec- ^Mcxdy- tunis begabc bid^ fernerbin! S^ miiffe fid) bir erfiiflen bie ,3cit bes britten SteonS — eine 3eit unb no(^ eine Seit unb cine balbc 3eit! llnb Quf bcinem ^mipte ergldnjc ergonjenb bei Silber unb @oIb aR" bnnn ber bii^enbe Sbelftetn!
Witli an enrollment in the fall nf 1906 suddenly increased from 105 to 124, there begins a period of about ten years marlfed by a steady rise in the enrollment, culminating in the year 1914 witli 169. During this period, it became necessary to build Irion
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Hall, completed in 1913, in order to take care of the increase. But again, the attendance, after a decade of increase, begins to show a gradual decline to about 135 in 1930. What makes the decrease in numbers less alarming, however, is the fact that the annual new registration, has varied but slightly in all this time, and the graduating classes likewise have not yet decreased in numbers to an alarming extent. A larger proportion of students than formerly is entering higher classes, and therefore remaining fewer years.
As the school grew in numbers, and new buildings were added to take care of the growth, so the faculty grew in numbers.
In the first year. Inspector Krauz was the sole teacher. Tlie next year, the Eev. F.' Weygold was appointed "first professor." In 1873, a separate English department was established. In 1876,. the Eev. G. v. Luternau was appointed as so-called "second pro- fessor," and a department of music was created. The faculty now consisted of five regularly appointed instructors, including the inspector, besides one assistant. In 1883, Professor Brodt began liis long term of service as head of the pedagogical department. The faculty now consisted of six. In 1890, Professor Bauer be- gan his work at Elmhurst as the seventh member of the faculty, and in 1893 an eighth member waS added as second instructor in music. Since 1896, Professor Stanger has had sole charge of music, but the number of instructors was kept at eight. There it remained until the opening of the Junior College in 1919 made it necessary to add another member to the faculty. Dr. Irion re- maining at the same time as professor, while the Eev. H. J. Schick became the new president, the number of instructors is now ten. The seminary board in 1920 created the position of physical di- rector and registrar, filled by the Eev. E. W. Leonhardt.
May the fntui'e years see Elmhurst College and Academy pros- per exceedingly and become more and more a blessing for the en- tire Church, yea the entire world.
First Three Inspectors
1. Carl Fr. Kranz, 2. Philipp Friedrich Meusch, 3. Peter Goebel.
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Tic folgcnbcn Inograpfiifcficu ?iott,5cn fiiib bcm Jfiibcnfcn bcr= jcnigeit SJianner ijctuibmct, bic liiuiicrc obcr fiirjcrc 3cit am '^^rofcmi^ nar aU 2ct)rcr gcroirft lictbcn iiiib cingegangcn fiiib 311 ilirc;- $errn Sreube.
3nf<)chor (Sari (^■^. ftrnnj iinirbc gc&orcn ju ©ritubcrg in 2dilc= fien am 31. Sejembcr 1839 iinb crbielt feine Sfusbilbung aiif bcm ©Qmnafium unb ber Uiiitierfitiit fciner .^cimot. 3ri§ Saiibibat bcr iiicologie fam cr in bic§ Sanb itnb ttiurbc in ^nbianapoIi'S Con 'i^a= ftor Guiniu'o orbinicrt. 3ein crftcs 3(rbeit5fclb roar iWiflioroafa,
vsnb. I'on bort one- ronrbc cr als ^snfpcftor an bai- ncngcgriinbctc "Vrofcminar nad) GoanSDiflc, ^snb., berufen. 3(m 17. ^anuar 1871 bcgann cr jcinc i'lni'taltsorbcit mit bcm SSortc: ..SJiit @ott roollen roir Sotcn tnn." Jm Xc3cmbcr bcslclbcn ^sabres ronrbc bic 3{nita(t Don SoaneLnllc nad) (Slmhnrft Pcrlegt, roo baj- "l^rojcminar in ben !)}dnmcn bcc- friihcrcn ?.lccIand)tlion>3cminarj fcinc blcibcnbc vV'cimat gcfnn= ben fiat.
5nfpcfti.ir SlTan,5 roar cin gntcr Ccbrcr nnb bat als Scitcr bcr jnngcn 3[nitalt bic anfjcrft fdjWicrigcn 31nfang§arbciten mit .'pingabc nnb @cfd)icf bnrd)gcfiiftrt. Gnbc 1874 Icgtc cr fcin 3(mt am '!pro= fcminar nicbcr nnb trot roicbcr in? ^'farramt juriicf. Gr ftarb am 12. Tcaembcr 1885 aB 'i'aftor ber enang. St. Snfac^Qcmeinbc ,5n ^GonistiilTe, fill. Seine friificren 2d)ii[cr balten itin in banfbarcm 3[nbcnfen.
"i^nftor *^iif)ilipi) ^ricbrid) *)Jicit|rf) ronrbc bcr 3iad£)fo[ger Oon ^'^a- [tor .siranj im onfpcftorat be? i^rofeminarj. Gr nerroattcte bas 3(mt Don 1875 — 1880. ^nfpeftor D.licnfd) roar geboren am 17. -^suni 1836 nnb batte feine t[ieoIogifrf)e Sfuebilbnng im G»angclifd)cn 15rebigcrfe= minor bci 'iOiartbasnille, Sio., erfialtcn. ^sahrelang jtanb cr im @e= mcinbcbicnft, bis cr 5nm ^snfpcttor be? ^l>rofcminar§ crnannt ronrbc. Gr roar cin fflcann Don roaf)rer grommigfeit nnb liefcm fittlidicm Grnft. llntcr jcincr !2citnng gebieb bic jungc Jlnftalt snfebenbj, nnb bic 3abl bcr Stnbicrcnben rond)? Don Jaftr 3U ^sabr. Gr Derftanb cs, bic jnngcn Sente geiftig anjnfaiicn nnb feeIforgcrIi(^ sn bccinflnffcn. "Saber crfrcute er fid) grofjer a^elicbtficit. 2oc^ roaren feine Srafte nad) roentgen ^ahrc" anfgejebrt, unb cr criag am 25. .Juli 1880 ci= ncm iiJicrenlcibcn. Seine Sd)ulcr beroafiren iftm cin cbrenbc§ 3[n= benfen, nnb mand)cr Dcrbanft fcinem Ginflnfj ben 3[ntrie& jn eincm nencn geiftlid)cn Ccbcn. Seine Ok^beinc ruben auf bcm 3[nftalt5= friebt)of.
P.\GE ELEVEN
'iMiftur ^>cfcr Wocbcl iibcniQlnii ba-:- Csnfpcftorat nlv Oiad)foUu'V lum x\iiH'. 'I'lCiiidi iiii Csalire ISSO unti fiilirtc es' bt5 5itni Sommcr liS87. Tniin trat er uw cnaiici. '■^^farramt suriid unb inirftc iiodi iabrcloiui im ecflcii an bcrfdiicbciicu ©cmcinbcn. Gr bat fid) biird) fciiic cruftc bcr;,nd)c ^.-rbminiiifcit bic ?lditung atter cruun-bcn, mit biMii'ii cr in uiiberc '^criibruiuj fam. Seine *i^fIid)t ftanb ibm ftct« obenan, unb cr fonntc in ber trcncn, fclbftlofcn Grfittlnncj bcrfclbcn ciIIlmi fcincn £d)iilcrn al-i ^inirbilb bicncn. ©cin 3[nbenfen bicibt ini Scocn. (It ftarb am 3. ^snnt 1111)5 infolijc cincs' nnfaH'Suncrftiartot fdnicir.
"i-^rof. Si'iit. Si. eaiicrlJicr mnrbe im ^sofire 1875 aB Scftrcr bcr eiuilifdicn Spradu' nnb ^itcratur an'? ^^vrofcntinar bcrufcii unb fiat bav 'Jlmt bi-? ju fcincm 3;obc im rftobcr 1879 mit ircue nnb Grfoln ncfiifirt. Gr crfrcutc fid) bci fcinen Sd)itlern grof3cr 33clicbtl)cit nnb iienciJ il)r boHe? 3>crtrancn. ''^^l■of. Smicrbicr mar ang Qfiio gcbiirtiii unb hattc fcinc afabcmifrfjc "iMIbnng anf bcr llniucrfitnt ^n 3:iffiu in fcincm .'ocimatftaatc crlangt. (Jr fanb fcinen lob bci cincv (Jifcn bafiiifollificin sn SliaDlroob, ^sH.
I^ruf. Jsricbririi 7\-- il'cDnolb, iicLuircn ben 6. ^fngnft 1837 ^u Unnn in ii^cftfnlcn, umr cinige ^sai')vc Inng Scbrcr im '•^'rLifcminar iur ;-)Cit bcc- CsnfP- firon^ Sr mar cin iWann lunt ansgcbclmtcm iKif= fen nnb grofjer Scbrgabc. ^vn fcinen jiingcrcn ^sahrcn mar er an bcr- fdiicbencn bbheren 2d)nlcn in feiner \">eimat, jnletst im SJanhen .Viaitfe, alC' Schrer tiitig geinefcn. (Snbc bcr fcd)3igcr l^sabrc folgtc cr cinon '1iufc anc' iicbrcrfcminar jn Cincinnati, Dhia, unb bom ^^ahrc 1872 bi-j 1874 mirftc cr als '^jrofeffor im '^Jrofcminar. SBcgcn fciucr anc" gcbcbntcn .fienntuiffe mar cr cin Q5cgcni"taub bcr 53cmuubcru)tg fiir feine Sd)iiler. Spntcr nahm er cinen 5Ruf bcr St. ^^5aul§=@eiueinbc -,n i.'oniC'bittc, fit)., an unb mirftc bort aU Seclforgcr biv jum ^al)re
P.AGE TWELVE
18'ii . Xann 3011 er fid) bci fcbr gcfdimdd)tcr Wefunbheit in ben :'1iuhe= ftanb juriirf. Gr ftarb am \'k iVai llUlii.
il^rof. Jricbrid) 5(. .'pciiniuncr entftammte einer alten i^rofeffo^ rcnfamilic. (Jr mar am 25. Juli 1834 in bem Si'i'ftcntnm Jlfcufj, j. i?., geborcn nnb crfticlt fcinc QSpinnafialbilbung in bem bcriibmtcn Merrnlmtcr 'iHibagcginm sn 'i'licSfg in ©dilcfioi. 3it ©nabcnfclb in Cberfd)(cftcn ftubiertc cr ^l)cofogie. .*pierauf bctleibctc cr langcrc ^salirc binbnrd) Sdjulftedcn in ijcrrnfint unb fpiiter in Gnglaub. v>'ii ^alirc 1873 fam cr nad) Jlmerifa unb iibcrnafim bic Scitung einer .'ood)fd)uIc in .s?icrmann, ^.iio. S^on bort an^S murbc cr im ^safire 1874 al'o Schrer ine ^^'rofeminar berufen, bcbicit aber bicfc Stettc nnr bi-5 (Jnbe 1875 unb trat bann in? '^^farramt fiber. Sr bebicnte nad)cin- anber ©emcinben in vSO'dq^ ^[liiuiic- unb ?,'tiffouri. Sein ^iib crfolgtc am 3(1. .^sannar 1885.
'i^rofcfiur (sricbrid) Sinuffntniui mar cin 35iirttcmherger iu\h liatte fcinc ^luc-bilbung anf bem flaffifd)en UH)mnafium ju i'lanlbrann nnb in i^afel erbalten. 'Jlls junger *]?rcbigcr fain cr nad) Jlmcrifa nnb bebicnte bis simi ^^abrc 1866 cine (Semcinbc bci iHirlington, ^.c 'inm bort auj murbc er alv tbcoIogtfd)cr Ccftrer an§ euang. 'l.*rebtgcr= fcniinar bci iifartbasbiUc, 4'io., berufcn. 5)ie§ Hint befleibctc cr bk- 3um Jadrc 1871. Tarouf trat cr micber ini "i.'farramt cin. O'lu vsabrc 1876 murbc cr 2e()rer am i'rofeminar bi^S in ben Sonuner 1880. Xann fchrte cr in fcinc miirttcnibergifd)e .vieimat .piriicf nnb trat bort ins *i.'farramt cin. 3115 Cebrer ber flaffifd)en Sprad)en unb ber bcutfdicn Sitcratur hat cr 53cbcutcnbe5 geleiftct. Gr Iiictt gern cin offenc'j ,s>au5 unb fab gernc Jlmtsbriibcr, fomic and) fcine 2d)iilcr in fcincm 5QiniIic"frci5. 5(nd) nad) feiner 9?iicffe[)r in bic ^t'cimat hat er unfcrer fiird)c unb Jlnftalt ein treneo, licbenbc^ Stnbcnfcn bcmahrt unb einc gan^e S[n3ahl Csii"flIi»QC 3ur Jlnsbilbnng in unferen 3[n- ftalten fitr ben cbang. ,S5ird)enbicnft gelnorben, uon bcncn jc(5t nod)
nielc iiii I^icnfu' imfcrcr «ird)c ftcljcn. Gr itnrb im ^sa{)t\; 1895. Sciii i'liitiL'iifL'ii bk'ibt bci nwi im £ci]i-'n.
2r. (*i. 31. 5i"<'"crmnim mar Seljrer bcr flaffifdicn Sprodien iinb (}5efd)id)tc im oalirc \^ir,. (fr mar am 21). Cftobcr 1850 311 l^afel, in ber Sdimcij, acboren uiib hattc feiuc 3>orbiIbuuc! in ben flaffifdicn ©d}it[cn feiner .'^cimat crlmltcn. ^sm friilicrcn 4tieland)t[)on=Scminar ftnbierte er Jhcologii'. .sliieanf fclirte cr nad) ©nropa jnritcf itnb cr= marli fid) auf bcr llniucriltiit jn $allc ben Softer ber ^^^iiilofopljie. 9iad) fcincr j)?iicffc(ir in bic5 L'aub licfj cr fidi in lAdicago nieber nnb mnrbe cinine Csahrc long Scfirer ber 3;iicoIogie in bcm SI)icago ®em= inart). @Icid)5eitig mar er Snperintcnbent bc'3 bcntfd)en ®eparte= mentS ber oftcntlidicn Sd)nleu in Eiiicago, ein '■^often, ben er lango ^afirc tiefleibete. ^n ben neun^iger Jsafiren griinbete er bie St. ^0= f)anni5=@cmeinbe anf ber ilcorbfcite, bercn Seelforgcr er 6i§ ju fei= ncni am 5. v.annor 1905 erfolgten Jobe blieb. ^r. Simmermann mar ein fehr frnditbarer Sd)rift[teller. fiitcratnr nnb @efdiid)te t]at er fleifeig bearbeitet. Sine brcibiinbige @efd)id)te be§ 19. v,a[)rlliin= bertg, eine Sammlnng non @ebid)ten beut|d)ameritanifdier 3!;id)tcr nnb eine ganj^e Stnsabt iibnlirfier 2i>erfe fiaben ibn jnm ^'crfaHer.
^<rof. 6nrr To6fri)nl(, geboren am '2:1. ilcoiiember 1831 jn i're?- Ian, in Sd)Ie[ien, Uerbanfte feine 'i^irbilbnng bem ©tjmnalium unb ber llninerfitiit feiner ."peimatftabt. Kinige ^abrc long roar er '•^^far- rer in Sd)Iefien nnb bebiente fpdtcr bie eUangelifc^e ©emeinbe jn WlC' baninifle, -Jnb. I'on bort an? ronrbc er a[§ Sefircr ins 'i>rofeminar bcrnfen im '^\ai)ve 1883. Gr blieb nnr jmci ^aftre in bicfer Stellnng; bann manbte er fid) mieber bem ©cmcir'^pbienft 3n. SlJit jnnehmeubem Stiter 5og er fid^ Dom ?fmte juriid nnb licf; fid) in Dfbfofb, ii'is., nie- ber. Sr ftarb am 19. Srprit 1905.
5Prof. QJiiftnli 3(bo(f (fOinciirr, geboren am Hi. 0>iinnar 1850 jn
Sd)ottmar, Sippe-Xetmolb, mar ein griinblidi gebilbeter, befi.inberC' auf bem ©ebiete ber OSermaniftif titd)tiger iJebrer. ^sabrelang mar er Ccljrer anf oerfd)iebenen (^nmnafien 2entfd)Ianb5. vsm vsabrc 1883 fam er uad^ Slmerifa unb mar juerft ^mei '^ahvc in einem Seminar in 9?o^efter, iit. f)., aU bentfd)er Sebrer tatig. l^on bort an? fan; er tn§ ■•Ijrofeminar al-o Sebrer ber altcn 2prad)cn, bentfd)en Siteratur unb S)catbenmtif. ^ini ^saftre 1890 manbte er fid) bcr ^onrnaliftif jn unb murbc ;}iebaftcnr ber „(i()icago Jsreie ^4>reffc," fpater ber ,,'iOiilmanfce 65ennania" nnb ,5u(cljt bcr „SincoIu Pi-rcie "Jvrcffc." (it ftarb am 12. Jlnguft 1908 in Lincoln, 'Jiebr.
■j^^rof. (J. £tto, ber grof^e Oiclebrtc nnb Xenfer, ftanunte an;- ber X.'utl)erftabt iViansfetb, mo cr am 7. ;5anuai-" 1837 bac- Sidjt ber 5i>clt erbtidtc. 5" feiner ^nflcnb befndite er baJ Beriil)mte Qipuuiafinm 'Sd)uIpfortc, ficrnad) bie Uniucrfitiit ju .s?alle. iUad) beenbigtcm Stn= binm mar er einige :vsal)re al5 i3el)rer in ben 5rnnrfefd)cn Stiftnngen in .violle tiitig nnb manberte im Jsnljrc 18G7 nad) Slmerifa anS, um in ben (^icmcinbcbicnft ciujntreten. 3(ns biefem murbc cr im vsal)re 1870 al§ *^^rofeffor an ba5 ■'^.'rebigcrfeminar bci aicartbasbiflc bcrnfen. Jsm ^\ai)xc 1880 gab er bie Stetlc anf unb iibcrnabm mieber eine &c- meiube. ysm ^abre 1890 fam cr ahi Sebrer ber altcn £prad)cn, ber bcutfd)en Siteratur nnb ber @efdiid)te anS ^^U-ofeminar. "iliac^ 14fah= riger Jatigfeit 309 cr fid) bom Sebramt ^uriid nad) Solumbia, tsU-- nnb mar non ha ab banptfdd)Iid} fdjriftftcUcrifd) tatig. Gr ftarb am 10. ^suli 1916 int 511tcr Hon nabc^u 80 ^ntiren. 'ilJrof. Otto mar nid)t blof; ein groRcr ©clebrtcr, fanbern and) ein bemiitiger Sbrift, trolj feiner frititd)en l^eranlagung. Gin grof^er fireiy Hon banfbareii Sd)iilern bdlt fcin Slnbcnfen in Gbren.
I^rof. Wottfricb Don I'litcrnnii mar am 29. liiaUicmber 1842 im Manton "in'm, in ber Sd)Uiei,5, gcboreu. 5einc i^lnc-bilbung erbieit cr anf uerfdiiebenen .s>od)fd)nlen feinco .Vieimatlanbeo. Ginige Csfibrc
P.4GE THIRTEEN
(aiu] tvav cr Dffisier in bcr yc[)tnci3crif(^cn 3frmcc, bod) jchntc cr fid) baiiaif), in ben Sirdienbicnft cinjutrctcn. Xcslialb aioubcrte cr nacf) ^Imcrifa am iiiib trat in baC' cuong. '^>rcbiflcrfcmtnar cin, urn 2t)eo= loLiic 3n ftnbicrcn. 'Jiad) bccnbicjtcm Stubinm iibernaf)m cr cine @e= mcinbc. ^m Csahrc ISTii Unirbc cr ali Selircr ber Wiatlicntatif iinb bcr ilJaturmiiicnjdjaftcn ans ''l^rofcminar bcrufcn. ))lad) fcdjojiiliriijcr Sef)rtatigfcit trot cr in? 'i'farramt jnriicf nub inirfte nod) jaljrclang im Segen an Cerft^icbcncn ©cmcinbcn. S'llclst mar cr in ^oiua ^arf, 2eja§, tiitig, mo cr am 13. :vsannar 1913 cingedcn bnrftc ^n fcincS .ficrni Jsrcnbc. >3cincn Sd)iilcrn liat cr ftct? burd) fcin on'ogc bcbntcj Sl'iifcii nuii fcinc aiifriditigc Armniniiifcit inuionicrt.
*^>ruf. ^ufinitu 6. ;){ttf)ii, "IvrofcilLir bcr i'lnfif Hon ISSG — 9o, mar am 17. Acbrnar 1833 ,;n Cbcralimcn, .Sjcifcu-Tarmftabt, gc&orcn. Seine Jhubitbnng erliielt cr in bcm Setircrfcminar jn (vricbberfl. Gr (icfaf; cine grofje Jsertigfeit anf bem '•^.^iano, unb qI§ bcbcntcuber Crganift mar cr in meiten .ftreifcn Ccfannt. ^m ^adre 1870 mar cr cingemanbert nnb mirftc langc ^(il)vc ahi Sctjrcr unb Drganift in
ber St. '$aulc'=@emeinbc in (S()icago. Ison bort murbe cr one ''^ro= feminar bcrufcn. Sicun ^ai)vc laug bientc er ber Jfuf'talt aB 4)iulif= IeE)rer. "^m ^ai)xe 1905 jog cr fic^ com 3[mtc juriid' ins iH-iOatlcben. Sein Sob erfolgte im '^ai)ve 1905.
^^rof. •t'crmnitn iPrubt, gcboren am 15. ge^ruar 1855 ju 3cd= lin, b. Stolp, in "i.vommcrn, al5 ©oljn eincS SefirerS, erfiiett fcine S(u§= bilbnng im Sebrcrfcminar jn i^ttom. ^m '^ai)xe 1878 fam cr in bies Sanb nnb fanb JlnftcUung als Sef)rcr in ber ©d)ulc ber St. "^e- tcr=@cmcinbc unb f^citer in bcr 3ii^i'-"®etnen'be in Chicago, ^sm ^safjre 1882 murbc er inl '•^rofeminar bcrufcn aU 'il^rofefjor bcr 'ini- bagogif unb bes ^cntfd)en, cine Stcttung, bie cr cttoa 36 "^aim lang inncbatte. -Jm ^abre 1918 5og er fic^ bom 3[mtc juriid. :5;n Hcc- thobif nnb 8d)nlfnnbc ift er einer grofjen 3abl feiner Siftiiler lior= bilblid) gemorben, nnb befonberS bie il'cetbobif be^-' 9}eligionounter= rid)tC' fanb bei ibm forgfditige 33ead)hmg. 'Eamit bat cr fidi ben Tanf feiner ©d)iiler reblid) oerbicnt. Qx ftarb am 19. Dftober 1919.
PAGE FOURTEEN
Seminary Board
Uppm- Row — Rev. F. L. Darn, Ph. D., Rev. H. Nieter. Rev. W. Hackmann. Rev. S. Kruse. Rev. E. Jaeger. Secoriri Rmo — Rev. G. A. Neumann, Sec, Rev. D. Bruening, Chairman, Rev. C. ip. Baumann, Vice-Chairman, Rev. J. Kircher, Treas. Third Roio — Mr. J. L. Knauss. Mr. A. J. Breuhaus. Mr. J. Blaul, Mr. L. Brandt, Mr. F. Riechman. Last Row — President S. D. Press, President H. J. Schieli.
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Dcr ^pvadfli<ifc Untcvvidft,
'E-ai- &cn fprQct)Iid)i'u llntirridit anliL-trifft, fo t\at itnferc 3lnftalt, bcvm .s>nuptmifiiabc cc- Ins oor fiiracm roar, juttfle 4'idnncr fiir bcii Ciintritt ins ^^.'rcbiflcrfcminor Dorjitbcreitcn, immcr gropes ©croidit ciiif bic dTlermmg Pon v2pra(f)cn gclcgt, inbcm [ie tion ber oftne S^ci' fi't rtditisicii 5>orQii5fcl3inig aitsging, boR fiir Jficologie Stubierenbc iiid)t5 roid)tigcr iinb rocrtoollcr fci ahi niclfeitigc itnb gcbiegctii' Sprad)fciintni5.
.S?icr&ci lianbcltc CJ fid) jiiiinrfjft urn bic fiir boj t[)CoIogifd)e Js-nd)= iiubiuin luitigen 2prQd)en, urn bic gricd)ifd)c unb lateinifdic fobami urn bic bciitfd)c unb cnglifd)c SprQd)c, mit bercn vilfc fie fpiitcr bao 2i.Hirt @ottc5 oil Pcrt'iinbigcn liattcii. Ten tatfdd)Iid)cii l\ertinltiiiffcn ;'iediniing tragcnb, roiirbc in ben erftcn Pierjig ^aftrcn itireS 'i3cftc= Iicns bem Xeutfd)cn ein griiBcrer Spielroiim auf bem Stunbcnptan eingerdnint ali bem (Snglifd}cn.
•JU-o bann, an« aflgeniein bcfannten ©riinbeii, ba^ SBerlongcn nndi cnglifd)-rcbenbcn 'i'rebigcrn immcr lautcr unb bringcnbcr rourbe, fad man fid) gcndtigt, mehr 3cit nnb Jslcifj anf bic ©riernung bcr Vanbcofprad)c 311 Perrocnben.
5Senn man bobci in 33etrad)t 5ic()t, bafs bic Shibcnten fid) jcbt ini tdglid)en 3Scrfe()r an§td)Iiei3ltd) ber cnglifd)cn ®prad)c bcbicnen, nub bafj bie Sofit berjenigen nnter ben ncneintretenben >Stubcnten, bic fid) nod) im Tcntfd)cn an§3ubriicfcn Dcrmogcn, immcr gcringcr mirb, fo roirb man Perfteften, bafj ha^ Teutfd)e eincn harten etanb Iiat.
SBic fid) nun and) in 3iifii"ft bic Tinge geftaltcn mi3gcn, man roirb £)icr bei benen, bie fid) fpdter bem Shibinm bcr Jheologie uiib= men inoEen, nac^ roie Por, auf griinblid)e Griernung bcr beutfd)eii Sprai^e bringen. Tie bcutfd)e Sprad)c ift unb bleibt nun einmal fiir unfere ^irc^e bie ®prad)e ber ^Reformation.
i)iunmel)r ift aber unfere Stnftalt Pdflig umgeftaltet roorben, unb roir baben es bier oon jctst an nod) mit ciner anberen .^laffc Pon Stu> benten ju tun, mit foId)en, bie nur eine aCgemcine „GoIIcge".'-PiIbung fnd)cn. To licgt co nun auf ber .^anb, iia\i e§, urn bicfen gered)t ^u merben, £ad)c bcr i^ebiJrbc unb (S-afuItdt fein mirb, fiir hen fprad)Ii= d)cn Hnterrid)t in biefcr 3tbtei(ung gana anbere Seftimmungcn 3u trcffen.
SSdbrenb in ber jum Gintritt in§ ^rcbigerfeminar PorbereitcUf ben JIbteilung bas @ried)ifd)e, ba5 2ateinifd)c (i'pcbrdifd)e) unb bae- Teutfd)e roie bi^-ber obligatorifd) bleibcn rocrben, fo biirfte in ber nnbcrcn ?(bteiluug nur baS Satcinifd)c aU eigentlid) obIigQtorifd)e5 And) au3ufcbcn fein. Ta§ Teutfd)e bagcgen roiirbc bier ncbcn eincr ober 3roci anberen juoberncn 2prad)cn, ctroa bem (vrau3i.ififd)en obcr bem £pQnifd)en, unter bie fafuItatiPeu (roablfrcien) A'icficr eingcreibt roerben miiffen.
^m ganscn roirb roobl bie .s?auptarbeit im fprad)Iid)cn nntcrrid)t in ber Sffabemic gctan roerben miiffen, rodbrcnb im „GoIIege" bie fpc= 3ififd) roiffcnfd)nft(id)eu ?;'dd)cr in ben ^luirbergrnnb trcten rocrben.
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Elmhurst Memorial Library
PAGE SEVENTEEN
Old Library
Present Library Quarters
The Memorial Library
The library is a threefold memorial. When in 1912 the librar}' of the Meusch Society was taken over by the faeully, ^leusch ilenio-
rial Library was the official name agreed upon for the new iustitutiou, in commemoration of the ]\ev. F. Philipp Jlensch,
President of Elmhurst College from 1875 to 1880. This collection of books now amounts to over 5000 volumes. An
almost equal number, now know as the Bryan Memorial Library, has accrued from the estate of the late
Honorable Thomas B. Bryan of Elmhurst. The third memorial is about to be erected by the
Evangelical League, in commemoration of those of our deiuuniiuition wIki have fallen
in the World War of 1914-1918. This building, which is to house both
memorial libraries, will itself be a memorial to those who
have made the supreme sacrifice to tlieir country.
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1871
The Faculty
1921
Pkk.sidexts
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Et'v. Carl Fr. Kraiiz f |
1871—1874 |
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Eev. I'll. Fr. ileiiscli f |
1875—1880 |
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Ecn-. Peter Goebcl f |
1S80— 1887 |
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Rev. D. Irion. D. D. |
1887—1919 |
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Rev. H. J. Schick |
since 1919 |
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Rev. Fr. Weygold f |
1872—1874 |
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Rev. Fr. Henuinger f |
1874—1875 |
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Rev. Dr. G. A. Zimiiierinaiiu f |
1875, 6 montlis |
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Rev. Fr. Kauffinau f |
1876-1880 |
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Rev. G. von Luteruauf ' |
• 1876—1882 |
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Rev. Carl Dobschall f |
1883—1885 |
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Prof. G. A. Ebmeyer f |
1885—1890 |
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Prof. W. K. Sauerbier f |
1875—1879 |
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Prof. J. C. Rahn f |
1886—1895 |
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Prof. H. Brodt t |
1882-1918 |
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Prof. E. Otto t |
1890—1904 |
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Prof. J. Liieder. D.D. 187.5— ISTG |
and 1881-1910 |
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Prof. J. iliter |
1873—1875 |
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Prof. Fred. Berchtold |
1879—1883 |
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Prof. Tlieo. Goebel |
1880—1881 |
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Prof. G. Bohnstengcl |
1880—1882 |
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Prof. H. BuriLS |
1879, 4 months |
Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Rev. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof.
H. Hogan P. C. Recher C. J. Albert J. Merkel Geo. F. Eosche C. W. Eern
F. A. Kern F. C. Weisse
C. Kuntze
G. Eamge
Dr. J. J. Wilkinson
H. Arlt
Dr. Alb. Aron
The Faculty ix President H. J. Schick Prof. D. Irion 1877-
Prof. Paul X. Crusius Prof. Carl Bauer Prof. C. G. Stanger Prof. G. A. Sorrick Prof. H. L. Breitenbach Prof. J. E. Schmale Prof. E. Hansen Prof. Dr. C. Abbetmeyer Prof. R. Leonhardt
1879—1883 1883—1884 1884—1892 1876—1879 1879—1886 1893—1894 1895—1897 1897—1900 1888—1890 1894—1896 1903—1910 1910-1917 1919—1920
THE Jubilee- Year
since 1919
-18S0 and since 1885, 39 years
1910—1915 and since 1919
since 1890
since 1896
1892—1903 and since 1904
since 1907
since 1915
since 1917
since 1920
since Dec. 1920
p.we nineteen
The Faculty
Prof. C. Bauer
2. Prof. C. G. Stang-er
3. Prof. G. E, Sorrick, A. M.
Pl-of. H. L. Breitenbach 1
5. Pres. Em. D. Irion, D. D. 6. President H, J. Scliieii. Dean
incipal P. N. Crusius. A. M. Prof. E. H. Hansen 9. Prof. J. E. Schmale, A. B.
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College Sophomores
e. Walter Dippold. Armin Krebill, Carl Bohnenkamper. Center Roic — Carl Gaertner. Harold Fr Front Row — Otto Meyer, Theophil Menzel. Ralph U'eisser. Paul Blaufuss, Paul Schaeffer.
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Colleg:e Freshmen
Talmage Miller, George Ellerbrake. Herman Dedcker. Rodney Heckmann, Erwin Buenemann. Gottlob Seybold, Arthur Gerhold,
Back Row- Fred Niedringhaus, Arthur Wegener, Paul Molz. Center Row — Julius Kallenb Elmer Hoefer, Gilbert Schrodt, Ludwig Emigholz, Charles Meyer, Otto Grabowsk Otto Krueger. Edward Busekros, Robert Kienle, Adam Scherer. Orvill Missing — Adelbert Helm.
Walter Herrscher, Roy Schwartz, Ralph Abele, Theodore Lehmann, Garfield Hafermehl. Front Row — Ewald Schwengel. John Flucke. William Baur. Norman Maunz. George Pruessner. Helmuth Rath.
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Academy Seniors
imerniann, Carl Meyer, William Anderson, Edwin Eigenrauch, William Rest. Vernon
-.^-. r-- — -^ ' — Reuben Bareis, Walter Schadewald, Henry Damm, Heie Johnson, Otto Bassler, Carl
bturm, Rudolph Gruencke. Ernst Dreusicke, Henry Bertelkamp, Erwin Steinbeck, Irving Dietsche. Front Row — Paul Reichert, Willie Scholze, Louis Landgrebe, Theodore Kitterer, Ortwin Schaumburg. Charles Binder, Ernest Maurer, Fred Edglinsdoerfer, Gerhard Schultz. Arthur Reiss, Carl Mollenhauer.
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Back Row — Arthur Koring, Daniel Schlinkmann, Carl Zii Schiek, Fred Krueger, Herbert Hugo, Rudolph Brink. Center Ro
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ACADEMY SOPHOMORES
Back Row — Jacob Eberle. Herbert Gass, Edward Brue- seke, Walter Weiland, Elmer Bueker. Carl Albers. Alfred Schroeder, Louis Stueber.
Front Rotv — Gerhard Friz. Carl Schletz, Carl Maurer, Henry Warber, Clarence Hamman, Gerhard Holste, Armin Schiek. Missing — Mar- tin Hamann. Ernst Wieden- niann.
Academy Sopho
Academy Freshmen
ACADEMY JUNIORS
Back Roic — Rheinhard Krause, Firdel Paul. Samuel Mory, Armin Blaufuss. Theo- dore Lapp. Center Row — Erich Novak. El- mer Schewe, Henry Walch. Louis Koenecke, Herman Fenske. Telfair Boesch, Otto Hille. Front Row — Arthur Schreck. Theodore Hotz. Oscar Egg-er, Charles Walters, Werner Sie- bert, William Miller.
Academy J
ACADEMY FRESHMEN
Back Row — John Haradon. Earl Klein, Ed- win Lincks, George Haradon, Edward Vintus, George Bock. Center Row — Emil Vogel, Len- ard Duntemann, Otto Laatsch, Albin Boelter, Paul Kasper, Ferdinand Zerrel. Front Row — George Elmer. Chester Gaum. Adolph Voigt. Paul Peter, Rudolph Kalwitz. August Vintus.
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College Band
Back Ro
^'Se Ellerbrake. Henry Damm. Oscar Egger. Harold Freund, Fred Krueger, Ernst Dreusicke, Edward Brueseke. Elmer Schewe, Su t ^^t. '^®"'^'" ^°^ — Gottlob Seybold, Louis Landgrebe, Louis Koenecke, William Miller. John Haradon. Rudolph Brink, Leader, Ortwin
bchaumburg, Charles Bmder, Telfair Boesch, Heie Johnson, William Baur. Front Row — Vernon Schiek, Clarence Hamman, Gerhard Holste, Erich Novak, Carl Sturm, William Rest, Reuben Bareis, Samuel Mory, Carl Mollenhauer, Henry Walch,
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Music at Elmhurst
III this Golden Jubilee Year of our school we are also cele- iirating the Golden Jubilee of Music at Elmhurst. Xot only has tiiat line art always been fostered here; not only have those who were able to play or sing when they entered always had an oppor- tunity to make use of their talent in concerts and at social gather- ings, but music has been a part of the curriculum from the begin- ning on, and rightly so. Some musical accomplishment is neces- sary to round out a general education. Especially do our students need it, as most of them enter Eden Seminary after graduating at Elmhurst, and eventually find their sphere of activity in the ministry, where their musical ability stands them in good stead. JIany of them will find it necessary to elevate the standard of music in their churches. Many will be called upon to train their church choir. If an organ is to be installed, the pastor will naturally be on this committee to plan it and select the firm to build it. He will find it necessary to help arrange programs for church con- certs and the musical part of Young People's entertainments, and in many other ways will he be able to make good use of his musical knowledge and ability.
Our institution is endeavoring to prepare its students for such work. All are expected to learn to play the piano and the reed or-
gan. If they are sufficiently advanced in the senior year of tlio Academy, they will receive instructions on the pipe organ. All take part in the vocal instructions given in the first and second years of the Academy, and are expected to sing in the chorus, con- sisting of third and fourth year Academy and first and second year college students. Anthems are sung at the services in the local church, and part songs and cantatas are rehearsed for the annual spring concert. In this Jubilee Year a special effort has been made in this direction, the cantata ''The Voyage of Columbus" by Dudley Buck having been" learned and successfully sung at the concert on April 12th. An orchestra of about twenty pieces also takes part in these events, and a brass band furnishes the music at the annual outdoor festival, and renders many a program in the open.
The college owns and puts at the disposal of the students for IM'actice purposes twelve pianos, five reed organs, two pipe organs, a set of band instruments, and some of the instruments used in the orchestra.
Music answers a twofold purpose here. It makes life more in- teresting and enjoyable for our students at Elmhurst, and gives them part of their equipment for their profession.
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College Orchestra
Left to Right — William Miller. Paul Reichert, Orville Brummer. Fred Krueger, Arnold Koch, Gottlob Seybold, Charles Binder, Theodore Lapp, Rudolph Brink. Ortwin Schaumburg. Reuben Bareis. Paul Blaufuss, Telfair Boesch. Harold Freund, Arthur Reiss, Theophil Menzel. Julius Kallenbach, Vernon Schiek. Henry Damm, Arthur Koring. Henry Warber. Prof. C. G. Stanger, Director.
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1. Chemical Laboratory — 2. Physical Laboratory — 3. Botanical Laboratory
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Mathematics and Science
Mathematics and Science have, to a certain extent, Joined the ''Forward Movement." As yet they have not advanced far beyond the courses given in the Academy. However, a short time ago these subjects had scarcely advanced beyond the work of the eighth grade. So there has been a "Forward Movement."
This change is in the right direction, it is real progress. It is a serious mistake to call the amount of mathematics and science taught in Elmhurst at present "much mathematics and science." A minister certainly needs a broad education, a sympathetic under- standing of the marvellous achievements of science in our modern times. It has done so much for the betterment of mankind that this age is beginning to think there is no need for a spiritual force. We are said to live in a materialistic age. Our young men must be trained so that they can explain these material forces as God's laws. They must be able to show there is no real conflict between science and religion. How can they do that if their knowledge of science is extremely limited? Is not a study of the material world, God's handiwork, worthy of the theological student? To under- stand how the rays of light have been separated in producing a beautiful sunset; to be familiar with the biological laws that pro- duce the delicious apple or the fragrant rose; to Icnow something of the laws by which God holds the infinite heavenly bodies in their course; or to know how the mountain and the valley are made, is not sacrilegious. No study except that of the Bible, God's word, can compare with the study of science in its ability to reveal the infinite power and love of God.
May the Department of Science enter the Forward Movement with more vigor the next fifty years than it has done in the past.
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New Chapel in Irion Hall, Fi
Building
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2. Library Staff — 3. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet — 4. Officers of Schiller Society — 5. Orpheus
1. Football Squad — 2. Basket Ball Team — 3. Soccer Team — 4. Base Ball Team ~ 5. Track Team — 6. Lawn Tennis Team
PAGE TH[RTV-ONE
Athletics
Xot many years ago athletiis were looked upon as a side issue and in many cases as a liiudrauce by some schools, and for this reason were prohibited by a great number of schools thruout the country. Times have changed since then, and now we find ath- letics looked upon as a necessity by the great majority of schools, many of them nuiking athletics a part of the regular curriculum. But why this great change in the viewpoint concerning athletics? Simply because it has been found that athletics serve a very good purpose in school life. Athletics develop sound, strong, healthy bodies in the students and keep them so. They increase the effi- cienc}' of the student in the class-room, for if the body is sound and healthy the mind will work so much clearer and faster. And, last but not least, athletics play a great part in the building of character. They develop those characteristics in the youth which are .so neces.sary to the man in later life, among which are the fol- lowing: close observation, quick, accurate thinking and acting, self- control, courage and determination, a sense of fairness and consid- eration for the next man, even tho he may be an opponent or rival.
There has always bCen athletics of some kind at Elnihurst, as there necessarily must be in any institution where so many healthy and active voung men live together as one large family. Still ath- letics were restricted to interclass games or just games among the students them.selves. Xo contests with teams from other schools in the vicinity were held. In the year 1902, however, a number of the students, after having obtained permission from the proper au- thorities, organized the .Mhlotic Association of Elnihurst College. By means of animal dues from each member the necessary funds with which to purchase the necessary paraphernalia and outfits for the different sports were raised. From this time on games and con- tests have been held with teams from other schools in the vicinity. .\t the time the a.ssociation was organized only three branches of
PAGE THIRTY-TWO
Board of Directors Athletic Association
athletics were represented at Elnihurst, namely soccer football, liaseball, and track and field events. From time to time new sports were added so that now there are, besides those named above, bas- ketliall, rugby and tennis. Elnihurst has a fine record in all branches of athletics. Altho a comparatively small school and only an Academy and Junior College, Elnihurst is scheduling and hold- ing contests in all branches of athletics with many of the full- fledged colleges anil univorsities in the vicinity, and is making a good showing.
\n attempt is made to get every student to take part in some form of athletics thru interclass games and games among the stu- dents themselves. Besides this, however, there are regular gym- nasium classes in which every student must take part unless the JKiuse physician advi.ses to the contrary. In these classes the stu- dents :irc drilled in marching, calestlienics, exercises with the in- diaii chil)s. cliiiiib liells. wands and on the different apparatus, par- allel bars, hori/.iinlal bar, horse and buck, ladder, and living rings.
Supt. and Mrs. Gernand
. " -T(fnmTi?ririii
Entrance to College Campus
PAGE THIRTY-THREE
1. Chief Engineer, Oscar Irion — 2. Campus, Elmhurst College, Elmhursl, PAGE THIRTY-FOUR
3. The Baker — 4. The Janitor — 5. The Fireman
PAGE THIRTY-FIVE
1. Campus, Looking South. - 2. The Youngest Member of the College Family, Dorothy Louise Schiek - 3. Initiation of Freshmen - 4. Uwn Tennis Courts PAGE THIRTY-SIX ^' ^^^ ^*" ^'^'^'''^^ ~ ^- ^^^ "^^"«'' Halves" of the Professors
I. A popular Winter Sport — 2. The House Physician Dr. E. Marquardt and President Schiek — 3. The Freshmen Parade 4. After the Fire June 1920 — 5. On the Gridiron
PAGE THIRTY-SEraN
1. Waiters — 2. The Faculty after a Ball Game — 3. Pie — 4. Reunion of the "Mobchiane." 1920 - 5. Pole Vaulting
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H. Gerdes, Treasurer Women's Ai 4. Mrs. J
:iliary E. Schi
- 2. Mrs. H. J. Schiek, ale, Secretary Women's Ai
President Women' xiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
The Elmhurst Academy and Junior College has taken a great "For- ward Step" in welcoming into its midst the cooperation of women to assist in promoting the welfare of the institution.
The Woman's Auxiliary was organized Jan. 4, 1920, and consists of active and passive individual members, contributing $1.00 per year as annual dues: also organized Bible classes and Ladies' Aid Societies, contributing .$10.00 as annual dues.
The Elmhurst women and those who can conveniently reach the institution meet the last Thursday of the month lor the purpose of
Auxiliary — 3. Mrs. D. Irion, Vice-President Women's Auxiliary — 5. Elmhurst Section of Women's Auxiliary
household sewing, mending garments for students, and performing such deeds of helpfulness which the House Committee may have in store tor them.
The membership of the Auxiliary after 15 months of existence to- tals 80 women's societies and 312 individual members. Membership dues and all other donations are used to the best advantage in con- tributing toward a bright, cheerful and dignified home atmosphere, and also providing occasional social functions.
The officers are as follows: President, Mrs. H. J. Schiek: Vice- President, Mrs. Daniel Irion: Secretary, Mrs. J. E. Schmale: Treas- urer, Mrs. P. Gerdes.
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A School of Principles and Methods
IHIIEST S.IUMMEE TMAEMHl'^
for Sunday School Teachers and Officers
Class procession — Commencement Day
IHI^IPFY SUMMIEI! iiS lELMEIEJMST
Iiui-iii,u' tile ten ilays in .Inly onc-h year the beantil'nl Elm- nist College gronnds eniild welcome uo happier group of people I mil is brought there by the Training School for Sunday School \\'iirl<ers. Bring to this place, which college boys inhabit from S('|itenilier until June, from three to ioxir hundred Sunday school Workers, full of enthusiasm and life and alive to God's call to serv- ice, with consecrated men and women to train them, and you have the ELMHUEST SUMMER TRAINING SCHOOL.
to Evangelical Sunday School Work
One of the greatest proljleius which confronts the local church today is that of trained teachers and leaders in the Sunday school. It is an increasing problem because of the wonderfully growing recognition of the opportunity and duty of Sunday school teachers. The pastors and Sunday school superintendents are few who arc not looking for more and better teachers.
Eecognizing this need for trained Sunda}" school workers and to meet the constantly increasing demand for efficient teachers, the Board of Sunday Schools established the Elniluirst Summer Train- ing School.
Xo Summer School for Sunday school workers can be a suc- cess without adequate buildings and cquipiuent. This has been so liljcrally supplied l)y Elmhurst College, with its spacious campus. its lecture halls, dormitories and dining hall. It would be difficult to find a more beautiful and better equipped home for the E. S. T. S.
This has been the unique contribution toward the training of Sunday school workers made by the college each summer since 1915.
"Jlav her name be ever glorious !"
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T
"How dear to «iur heart? are the .•ieeiies around Elmhurst, when fond recollections present them to view.
College Flag Pole
Prescnlwl by KImhurat Summer Training School atudenu of (he years 1915. 1916. 1917 and 1918. PAGE FORTY-TWO
Tlui.-; saiifT tlie Elniliursl Snniriiri- 'rrniiiin^' scliool stmleiits of the suiniiR'i- ol' r.H."). IDIC and 1!)1T. In their niemorv slie stood, dear old Elin- luirst Collejre, witli the familiar frymiiasium, its dormitories and the great dining liall. No one ever forgot tlie beautiful eami)us. the whispering Elm and the big council (ire. And yet, something was missing which E. 8. T. S. enthusiasm was ready to supply.
"Why not present the College with a real flag pole from which 'Old (ilory' might daily wave?" — someone said. "Old Glory hasn't a real chance at Elmhurst. It is true there is something like a flag pole on the administration building, linl iliat doesn't do justice to Elmhurst College."
Hardly was the thought expressed and a let- ter mailed by the Sunday School Board (o former E. S. T. S. students and the beautiful gift of the eighty-five foot steel flag pole was made. During the Summer School .session of 1018 it was erected and with impressive ceremony dedicated and jire- .sented to the College. At the base of the pole there were placed, sealed in a metal tube, the names of the 21!) donors.
Those who participalcd in tli,. dedicatory ceremony were :
Rev. Paul Pfeifter, Dean Elmhurst Summer
Tiaining .School Rev. D. Irion, D. D.. Pies. Em.. Elmhurst Col- lege Rev. Theo. Mayer, Secretary Elmhurst Sum- mer Training School Rev. R. Niebuhr, Secretary War Welfare Corn- Rev. F. R. Daries, Camp Pastor at Camp Tay-
Rev. R. H. Keller. Camp Pastor at Camp Grant Rev. L. Suedmeyer. E. S. T. S. Bugler Capt. Eugene Mayer. Master of Ceremonies Two Boy Scouts
The Flag Pole
The pole is eighty-five feet high. Dedicated and first flag hoisted, July
presenting names of 219 E. S. ntributors, donors of flag pole, for insertion into pole.
List of Alumni 1871-1921
Exclusive of this year's graduates. Arranged according to professions and occupations.
Students '3
Ministers li^^
Teachers and Organists I'i8
Instructoi-s and Prol'i'ssm-s 1!"!
College Presidents 3
President General 1
Doctors ■->
Biisiness nu'ii 1'"^
IT S. Service ■!
Missionaries "'
Lawyers 4
Journalists 3
Pharmacists ^
Superintendents of Inslitutinns 3
Engineers 9
Artists 3
Other occupations G~l
1.749
Deceased l''"'^
Total l.SSr
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List of Alumni 1871 — 1921
shows year graduated. •V time spent at Elmhurst.
Single date after name Two dates after name sho
Abele. Rev. Adolf. (1913)
EUiston. Ohio. Abele. Eniil, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Abele. Rev. F.. (1908)
Milford. Neb. Adomeit. Hugo. (1899-1900)
Chicago. 111. Agricola. Rev. E. R. O.. (1902)
Chesterfield. .Mo. Agricola. Moritz. (1896-1898)
Bern. Mo. Ahrens. Herman C. (1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Alber, Rev. W. H., (1890)
Jackson, Mich. Albers. Gerhard. (1S7G-1S771
Monee. 111. Alberswerth. Rev. A.. (1911)
Owensville. Mo. Albert. Rev. E. G.. (1889)
Pasadena. Cal. Albert. Rev. Phillipp. (1889)
( Deot-ased ) . Albert. Teacher Theo.. (1896)
Spokane. Wash. Albrccht. Martin. (1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. .\lbrecht. Rev. S,. (1915)
Har.sle.v. Iowa. Aldinger. Theodore. (1881-1882)
Pomero>', Ohio. Aldinger. Rev. Theo.. (1912)
Liberty. Neb. Aleck. Adolf. (1918)
.Mlardl. Louis. (1879-1881)
DeerfleUI. 111. Alt. Walter R, (19ir,-1916)
Buffalo. N. Y. Althoff. Albert. (1891-1892)
Concordia. Mo. Althoff. Henry. (1874-187.i)
Freeport, 111. Althoff. Otto. (1911-1913)
Bottkins. Ohio. Altus. W. Waller (1911-1912)
LeRoy. Texas. Alvermann. Wm. H.. (1879-18S0)
Westfleld. Wis. Anderes. Fr., (1883-1884)
Summerfleld 111. Andres. Obed.. (1895-1896)
Henderson. Ky. Andrae. Gottlieb. (1873)
Apel. Teacher John. (1894)
Apitz. Fred. (1913-1914)
Baltimore. Md.
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Apitz. Robert, (1912-l!iHi)
Chicago. 111. -Vppel. Teacher George. (1S74)
(Deceased). .\ppel. John. Ph.. (1897)
( Deceased ) . .\rends. Benjamin. (1899-1903)
Ackley. Iowa. Arends. Rev. Edwin. (1900-1901)
Le Sueur, Minn. Arends. Grover, (1911-1913)
Alexander, Iowa. Arends. John. (1896-1897)
Alexander, Iowa. .\rlt, Gustave. (1911)
Koblenz, Germany. Arlt, Erich. (lillO-1911)
Koblenz. Germany. Arndt. Teacher Frank, (1S9S)
Detroit, Mich. Arnold. George W., (1918-1919)
Buffalo, N. r. .\s.imann. Rev. Theo., (1907)
.\ufdei-haar. Rev. Wm.. (1893-1896)
Minier. 111. Aulenbach. Carl. (1879-18S1)
Woodsfield. Ohio. Auler. Rev, H.. (1915)
Hondui-as. C. A. Baas. Michael. (1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Bachmann. Rev, A. W.. (1876)
Detroit. Mich. Bahnsen. Rev. A., (1914)
Richmond. Cal. Bahnsen. Rev. H. T., (1899)
St. Louis. .Mo. Balke. Carl. (1911-1912)
Cogar. Okla. Balmann. Friedr,. (1893-1894)
Louisville. Ky. Baltzer. Rev. Adolph. (1881)
Rochester, N. Y. Baltzer, Armin, (1912-1913)
Rochester, N. Y. Baltzer, Rev, D,, (1910)
Houston, Tex. Baltzer. Rev. Eugene. (1910)
St. Louis. Mo. Baltzer. Rev. F., (1878)
Nashville, III. Baltzer. Rev. John. (1878)
(Pres., Ev. Svnod)
St. Louis. Mo. Baltzer. Rev. Otto. (1889)
( Deceased ) .
Bamberger. Valentine, (1SS9-1S90)
Huntingburg. Ind, Banzhaf. Fred. (1911-1913)
Marshalltown. Iowa, Bartels. Rev. Waldo. (1914)
Louisville. Ky. Barth. Rev. Chr.. (1895)
Hampton. Iowa. Barth. Rev. H. L,. (1898)
Kewaskum, Wis. Barton. Rev. J,. (1907)
West. Texas. Bast. Rev. Wm,, (1902)
Bathe, Otto. (1890-1891)
St. Louis, Mo. Batz. Rev. W., (1883)
Baltimore. Md. Bauer. Prof. Carl. (1885)
Elmhurst, 111. Bauernfeind. Wm,. (1895-1896)
Elkhart Lake. Wis. Baum, Ernst. (1S91-1S94)
Carthage. Ohio. Baumann. Rev. Carl F,. (1884)
Aurora, 111. Baumann. Rev. W.. (1913)
Cleveland, Ohio. Baur. Rev. Th.. (1907)
New Baden. Ill, Baur, Prof. Wm., (1886)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Bechtold. Herbert F.. (1918-1920)
Cappeln. Mo. Bechtold. Rev. W.. (1898)
Kahoka. Mo. Beckei-. Rev. A. H.. (1876)
New Orleans. La. Becker. .-Vlexander T.. (1S81-1S83)
St. Louis. Mo. Becker, Rev. E. J.. (1905)
Duluth. Minn. Becker. Ernst. G.. (1906-1907)
Marthasville. Mo, Becker. George H.. (1910-1911)
Louisville. Kv, Becker. Rev. H.. (1903)
Ellinwood. Kan. Becker, Henry, (1S79-1SS0)
Carrolton, Iowa, Becker. Val.. (18S7-15S8)
( Deceased ) . Beckmann. William. (1903-1904)
Alhambra. Ill, Beckmeyer. Teacher Ed., (190.^)
Washington. Mo. Beckmeyer, Fred G.. (1892-1893)
Hoyleton. 111.
Beckmeyer. Gustave. (1905-1906)
Hoyleton. 111. Beckmeyer. Paul. (1906-190S)
Irvington. 111. Beckmeyer. Rev. Th.. (1901)
Frostburg. Md. Beckmeyer. William. (1899-1900)
111,
Begemann, Friedr, W,. (1873-1874)
Freelandville. Ind, Behrens. Gustav.. (1919)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Beier. Rev, E,. (1898)
Carlyle. Ill, Beineke, WiUiam, (1885-1888)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Beissenherz, Rev. Edwin. (1909)
Jamestown. Mo. Bek, Teacher C. (1893)
Chicago. 111. Bek, Theophil. (1875-1577)
Se^vard, Neb, Bellebaum, L,. (1887-1888)
Evansville, Ind. Benkendoerfer. Rev. C, Em.. (1901)
Electra. Texas, Benkendoefer. Teacher Fr., (1898) Benthin, Rev. Paul A.. (1905)
Donnellson. Iowa. Berbaum, William. (1896-1898)
Wausau, Wis. Berens. H.. (1902)
(Instructor Austin H. S. )
Chicago. 111. Berens. Reinhard. (1902-1904)
Cleveland. Ohio. Berg. Teacher Ernst. (1886)
Michigan City. Ind. Bei-gmann. Rev. A,, (1896-1897)
Bergmann. William, (1884-1885)
Freeport, 111. Bergstraesser. Rev. E., (1912)
Enid. Okla. Berke, Teacher A.. (1893)
Chicago. 111. Berkenheyer. Bernhard. (1881-1882)
Minonk, 111. Berlekamp, Rev. E. W.. (1904-1907)
Wichita. Kan. Berlekamp. George. (1892-1893)
St. Charles. Mo, Berlekamp, John L,. (1887-1888)
St. Charles. Mo. Berlekamp. Rev. Th.. (1909)
Nebraska Citv, Neb. Berndt. Arthur. (1913-1914)
Ripon. Wis,
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Berndt, Wm., D. D. S., |
(1916) |
Bode, Rev. H.. |
(ISSl ) |
Braun, Rev. J. J.. |
( 190 1 ) |
Broekelmever, Teacher |
W.. (1897) |
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Menononiee Falls, |
Wis. |
St. Louis, Mo. |
Telluride, Col. |
Broeland. William. |
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(1S93-1S94) |
Bode, Rev. Theo., |
(1883) |
Braun, Rev. Theodore, |
(1890 1 |
S.llf ■L.Av \ |
Y. |
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( Deceased ) . |
Buffalo. N. Y. |
St. Louis. Mo. |
Bronniiik mi \ ,ii, |
(1898-1899) |
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Beutler, Rev. R, |
(1912) |
Bodmer, Isaak I., |
(1890-1891) |
Braun. Rev. Theo.. |
(1904) |
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Detroit. Mich. |
Strassburg, Ohio. |
Bolivar, Ohio. |
Bronn.ii'i' . ' - ' , I |
( 1898-1899 ) |
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Beutler, Rev. Rob., |
(18S3) |
Boeker, Rev. L., |
(1901) |
Bredehoeft, Rev. H., |
(1908) |
T. II i ■;!■, , Irnl. |
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Detroit, Mich. |
Pleasant Hill, 111. |
CollinsviUe, 111. |
Bruckniann. .\lbcn. |
(1876-1877) |
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Bettex, Rev. E., |
(ISSB 1 |
Boettcher, Teacher F.. |
(1891) |
Breisacher. William, |
(1911-1918) |
Elgin, 111. |
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Idalia, Col. |
St. Louis, Mo. |
Hoyleton, 111. |
Brueckner, Harry, |
rinnc-i 9117 1 |
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Bickel, Nicholas, |
(1S92-1S93) |
Bofinger, Carl, |
( 1SS2-1SS3) |
Breitenbach, Teacher H |
(1S90) |
Hallowavville, 1 1 |
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Femme Osage. M |
Michigan City. Ind. |
Pittsburgh, Pa. |
Bruning, Rev. David, |
(1889) |
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Bierbauni, Armln, |
(1911-l;i-!) |
Bohle, William, |
(1SS9-1S90) |
Breitenbach, Rev. H. L. |
(1S96) |
Baltimore, Md. |
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Cecil, Wis. |
St. Louis, Mo. |
(Professor) |
Bruning. David, |
(1918-1920) |
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Bierbauni, Rev. Herni., |
(lS9M-lS9:i 1 |
Bohn. Rev. A.. |
(19iril |
Elmhurst College |
. Elmhurst. |
Baltimore, Md. |
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Bloomington, 111. |
Uohn, Theodore |
(1915-191(1) |
111. |
Bruhn, Fred R., |
(1909-1911) |
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Bierbauni. Rev. Jonathan, (lOln 1 |
Muskegon, Mich, |
Breitenbach. Rev. Wm., |
(1891) |
Evanston, 111 |
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Lexington. Mo. |
r.olhoefner, Gottlob. |
(1883-lSSG) |
Chicago. 111. |
Brune, Rev. G., |
(1909) |
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Bierbauni. Rev. Paul, |
(189S-1SI)9 1 |
Zoellenbeck. Gern |
lanv. |
Brenion, Rev. E., |
(1892) |
Reading, Ohio |
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( Deceased ) . |
Bollens, H.. |
(1920) |
Andrews, Ind. |
Brune, Gustave. |
(1913-1914) |
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Bierbauni, Raymond F.. |
(1916-1920) |
Chicago, 111. |
Biethauer, Rev. H.. |
(1915) |
Independence .M |
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Blooniington, III. |
Bollens, Rev. J., |
(18S.SI |
San Antonio, Tex; |
Bninn. William .!., |
' (1916-1917) |
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Bierbauni, Rev. T. F., |
(1902) |
Chicago, 111. |
Bi-etz, August. |
'(1875-1877) |
Omaha. Neb. |
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Elgin, 111. |
Bombard, Rev. William |
(1891 ) |
Huntingburg, Ind. |
Buchmueller, Rev. D., |
(1887) |
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Birk, Wm. O., |
(190S-1909) |
Sharpsburg, Sta. |
Pittsburgh. |
Bretz, Rev. D., |
(1894) |
Trenton, 111. |
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Portsmouth, Ohio |
Pa. |
Evansville, Ind. |
Buchmueller. Hev. P., |
(1898) |
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Birnstengel, Rev. L., |
(1892) |
Booch, Rev. H.. |
' (1891 1 |
Bretz, George P., |
(1889-1891) |
Minonk, 111. |
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Pocahontas, 111. |
Borchers, Walter, |
(1916-1917) |
St. Anthony, Ind. |
Buchmueller, Samuel, |
(1883-1885) |
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Bisping, Rev. A. H., |
(190.1) |
l;l,M kiMiin. Mo. |
Bretz, Hubert, |
(1896-1897) |
St. Louis, Mo. |
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Keokuk, la. |
Boi-i;. J.liiiL , W ,11,'r. |
(1910-1912) |
Huntingburg, Ind |
Buck. John, |
(1SS2-1S85) |
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Bittner, Rev. S., |
(19121 |
1. -Mill. Kn". |
Bi-etz, Rev. William, |
(1884) |
Hoyleton, 111. |
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Bolivar, Ohio. |
BorsiiiiTin, '-.111 II,, |
(1SS2-18S3) |
Columbus, Ohio. |
Buck. Teachei- J.. |
(:c35) |
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Bizer, Armin, |
(1919) |
Cappeln. .\lo. |
Breuhaus, Julius. |
(1890-1891) |
Buehr-ig-. Adolph. |
(1SS5-18S6) |
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Eden Seni., St. Louis, Jlo. |
Borgwardt, Teachei- F., |
(1893 ) |
Elmhurst, 111. |
Columbia. III. |
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Bizer, Rev. C, |
(1909) |
(Deceased). |
Breuhaus, Rev. O. W.. |
(ISSS) |
Buelow. Harry. |
( 1917-1918) |
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Dayton, Ohio. |
Bottin, Otto. |
(1907-1908) |
Lowell. Ohio. |
Chicago. 111. |
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Bizer, Rev. E., |
(19H) |
Pekin. 111. |
Briesemeister, Rev. P., |
(1898) |
Buerkle, -August, |
(1915-1916) |
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Lake Zurich, 111. |
Bourquin. Edward. |
(1893-1896) |
Columbia. Pa. |
Ackley. Iowa. |
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Bizer, Rev. Julius W., |
(191.1) |
Kasson. Ind. |
Biill. Emil, |
(1SS1-1SS2) |
Buescher. Rev. Job., |
(191).:) |
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Colby, Wis. |
Dourquin, Rev. P.. |
(189.11 |
Austin. 111. |
Burlington, la. |
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Elankenhahn. Teacher A\ |
m., (1S76) |
Rlvrin, Ohi". |
Blink, Rev. E. C. |
(1901) |
Buescher, O. W., |
(1910-1911 ) |
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Chicago, 111. |
BoUMinin. H,-, W.. |
(1896 ) |
Welden Springs. JIo. |
Hartsburgh, Mo. |
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Blasberg, Rev. D., |
(1912) |
l;rM,,klM,, .\. Y. |
Blink. Rev. G., |
(1912) |
Buettner, Frank, |
(1882-1883 1 |
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Owensboro, Ky. |
Crakrn.<i. k, i';,i 1. |
(inOli-1907 ) |
Waterloo, III. |
Mendota, 111. |
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Blautuss, Rev. Phil., |
(18S7) |
I'appuln. .Mo. |
Brink, Teacher L., |
(1916) |
Buettner. Henrv. |
(1881-1881) |
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Denver, Iowa. |
Biandstaedtner. Herm.. |
(1875-1876) |
Hoyleton. 111. |
Burk.sville, III. |
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Block, Edw. F., |
(187S-1S79 1 |
Mokena, 111. |
Brink. Rev. Paul. |
(1910) |
Buls. Fred W.. |
(1900-1901) |
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( Deceased ) . |
Bratzel. Rev. E., |
(1903) |
Hardtner. Kan. |
( Ilecea.sed). |
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Block, Otto, |
(1910-1911 ) |
Arenida de Belgida, Havana, |
Britzius. Carl. |
(1S72-1S74) |
Bunge, Gus., Attorney, |
(1881-1884) |
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Bruceville, Texas. |
Cuba. |
Newburg. Ind. |
Downers Grove, |
111. |
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Bloesch, Edw.. |
(1913) |
Bratzel, Rev. G., |
(1906) |
Britzius. Gustave R.. |
(1887-18SS) |
Bunge, Rev. J., |
(1915) |
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(Deceased). |
Lancaster, AVis. |
Newburg. Ind. |
Granada, Minn. |
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Bloesch, Herbert, |
(1918) |
Bratzel, Rev. P. T.. |
(1904) |
Britzius. John C. |
(1887-1888) |
Bunge, Martin, |
(1902-1903) |
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Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. |
Milwaukee. Wis. |
Newburg. Ind. |
Eitzen, Minn. |
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Blumberg, William, |
(1895-1896) |
Braumueller. Henry. |
(1SS0-18S1) |
Brockmeier. Gustave. |
(1886-1887) |
Bunge. Paul. |
(1903-1905) |
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Edwardsville, 111. |
Chicago, 111. |
Okawville. 111. |
Eitzen. Minn. |
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Blume, Fr.. |
(1S82-1,S83) |
Braun, Henry C. |
(1897-1898) |
Brodt. Rev. Herbert. |
(1902) |
Bunge. Rev. ^^'.. |
(1903) |
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Elmhurst, 111. |
(Deceased). |
Chicago, 111. |
Rochester. Minn. |
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Bock, Rev. A., |
(1912) |
Braun, Teacher C, |
(1895) |
Brodt. Hugo. |
(1905) |
Burl, George. |
(1896-1897) |
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Arthur, 111. |
St. Louis, Mo. |
Elmhurst. III. |
Fort Worth, Texas. |
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Bockstruck, Rev. A., |
(1889) |
Braun, Rev. Fr., |
(1885) |
Brodt. Leonard. |
(1904-1907) |
Burkhardt. Rev. J. J., |
(1887-1888) |
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De Soto, Mo. |
Belleville, III. |
( Deceased ) . |
Baltimore, Md. |
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Bode. Rev. Gottfried, |
(1SS4-18S7) |
Braun, Julius, |
(1919) |
Brodt. Lothar W.. |
(1910) |
Burkhardt. John. |
(1886-1891) |
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Plymouth. Neb. |
Eden Sem.. St. Louis, Mo. |
Elmhurst. 111. |
( Deceased ) . |
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Buschniann. Armin,
Belleville. 111. Buschmann. Rev. F. J..
Edwaldsville. 111. Buschmann. Frank.
Bdward.sville. 111. Caldemeyer. Emil.
Holland. In.l. Caldeme> ei-. Rev. S..
Shelbyville. Ind. Canteen. P..
Buffalo. N. y. Chr-istiansen, Rev. Chr..
( Deceased). Christiansen. Rev. J..
(Deceased). Clemen. Carl.
Detroit. Mich. Conitz. Leopold.
Wanatah. Ind. Conrad, Benjamin.
Elkhart. Wis. Cramm. Carl. M. U..
Fulda. Ind. Cramm, Rev. W.,
Dubois, Ind. Crusius. Rev. C.
Chicago, 111. CT'Usius, Rev. E.,
Minneapolis, Minn. Crusius, Helmut,
Eden Sem.. St. Loi Daehler. Rev. Emil.
( Deceased ). Dallmann, Rev. H. C.
St. Cloud, Minn. Dallmann, \V.,
Eden Sem.. St. Loi Dallmeyer, Wilfred,
Burton, Texas. Dammann, Rev. M.,
Marshalltown, low Daries, Rev. Fred R..
Indianapolis. Ind. Daries. Rev. F. ,
Mt. Vernon. Ind. Daudermann. Ervin.
Alhambra. 111. Daum. Adam J.,
St. Louis, Mo. Daume, .lohn W..
Jackson. Mo. David. Rev. P..
Brookflelrt, Wis. Davis, Rev. M..
Bisrampur, C. P.. Decker, Rev. C,
Marietta. O. Denkhaus, Math.,
.lustus. Ohio. Deschler, August, Detering. Fr..
Plum Hill, 111.
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Deters. Ewald, EJtzen, Minn. |
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(1S7C) |
Deters. Rev. H., ( Deceased ) . |
(1878) |
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(1899-llKll ) |
Dettbarn, Rev. Ernst, Baltimore, Md. |
(1910) |
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Deuschle, Rev. Fr., Beaufort, Mo. |
(1906) |
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Dewall, George D., Black Creek, Wis, |
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Dexheimor, Rev. C, Granite Citv. III. |
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Dickniann, Fred. Chicago. 111. |
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Dlckmann. Rev. W.. Seneca. Kan. |
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Dickmann. Rev. W., Kingfisher. Okla. |
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Dierking. Christian E.. Bensenville. 111. |
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Dieterle. Rev. J., Ann Arbor, Mich. |
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Digel, Rev. J., Massillon, Ohio. |
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Dinkmeier. Teacher Fr., St. Charles. Mo. |
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Dinkmeier. Rev. H., Chicago. 111. |
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St. Charles, Mo. |
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Dippel C. |
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Dittmann. Teacher J. P. |
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Doehring, Teacher S., |
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.lis. Mn. |
Chicago, 111. |
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Doellefeld. C, Chicago, 111. |
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Doellefeld, Rev. F., Stillwater, Minn. |
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DoeT-nenburg. Rev. C, Caseyville, 111. |
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Dorjahn, Rev. J. H., Dolton, 111. |
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Dorjahn. John, Dolton, 111. |
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(1916-1919) |
Dorn. Rev. Wm. Hugo. |
(1889-1890) |
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Douma, Meinhardt, |
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Ontarioville, 111. |
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Drees, Rev. Fr.. |
(1883) |
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( Deceased). |
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Drees. Rev. H., |
(1S79) |
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(1904) |
St. Louis, Mo. |
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E. India. |
Drees, William, |
(1888) |
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(1909) |
(Deceased). |
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Dresel, Albert, M. D., |
(1S78-1S79) |
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(1884-188.5) |
Brooklyn. N. Y. |
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Dresel, Rev. W. N., |
(1894) |
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(1879-1880) |
Evansville, Ind. |
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(1889-1S90) |
Drewel, Henry G., Wellington, Mo. |
(1895-1896) |
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Drewelow, William, |
(1879-1881) |
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Palatine, 111. |
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Drott, Henry, |
(1880-1883) |
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New Orleans, La. |
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Drott, William, |
(1878-1880) |
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New Orleans, La. |
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Due, Teacher E.. |
(1900) |
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St. Louis, Mo. |
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Due. Theodore. |
(1901 ) |
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Duecker, Rev. O., |
(1902) |
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St. Louis, Mo. |
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Duensing. Rev. George. |
(1900) |
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Tilden. Neb. |
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Duerr, Berthold, |
(1891-1892) |
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Eudora, Kan. |
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Durup de Dombal, H.. |
(1893-1894) |
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Bombay. East India. |
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Durup de Dombal. J.. |
(1892-1895) |
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Bombay. East Ind |
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Duval, Rev. George. |
(1890) |
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St. Louis, Mo. |
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Dyck, Rev. P., |
(1890) |
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Lowden, Iowa. |
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Eberbach, H. J., |
(1882-1883) |
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Pomeroy, Ohio. |
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Echelmeyer, Rev. Wm. |
(1880) |
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Los Angeles, Cal. |
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Eckholdt, Teacher J., |
(1898) |
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St. Louis. Mo. |
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Eggen. Rev. F.. |
(1876) |
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Troy, 111. |
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Egger, Rev. S., |
(1879) |
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Rockford, Ohio. |
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Egger, Rev. Theo. C, |
(1913) |
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(Deceased). |
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Egli. Rev. Armin. |
(1916) |
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Truman, Minn. |
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Egli, Rev. Adolf, |
(1887) |
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Amhurst, Ohio, |
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Egli, Rev. Oscar., |
(1916) |
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Taborton, N. T. |
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Ehlers, John, |
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Linwood, Mo. |
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Ehrhard, Rev. G., |
(1894) |
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Cincinnati, O. |
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Eidmann, H.. (Banker), |
(1882) |
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Chicago, 111. |
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Eilers. Rev. E., |
(1908) |
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Shermerville, 111. |
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Eilts, Rev. E. H.. |
(1876) |
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St. Louis, Mo. |
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Eisen, Rev. Th.. |
(1900) |
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Sandusky, Ohio. |
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Eisinger, Rev. J.. |
(1895) |
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Vallejo, Cal. |
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Eitermann. Franz. |
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Chicago, 111. |
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Eller, Rev. C |
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Lorton, Neb. |
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Ellerbrake. Rev. J., |
(1887) |
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Arlington Heights, |
, 111. |
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Ellerbrock, Teacher J., |
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Quincy, 111. |
EUerbusch. Teacher H.,
Quincy, 111. Emigholz, Rev. C, (1892)
Lamar, Ind. Emigholz, Wilson, (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Enders, Rev. C. (1904)
Detroit, Mich. Engelbrecht, Arthur, (1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Engelbrecht, Glenward, (1917-1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Engler. Otto H., (1900-1901)
Lester Prairie, Minn. Enke, Herman C, (1901-1903)
Bem, Mo. Eppens. Rev. E.. (1893)
Ernst, Rev. A., (1902)
Webster Groves, Mo. Ernst, Rev. J. L.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Erzkus, Oscar R.,
Buffalo, N. T. Esser, Walter,
St. Louis, Mo. Esser, Rev. Wr
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Chicago. 111. Eyrich, Rev. George S
Minnesota Lake Eyrich. H.,
Le Seuer, Minn. Fandre, Fred,
Wausau, Wis. Fandre, Gustave,
Wausau, Wis. Fauth, Rev. C,
Clarence, Iowa. Fehsenfeld, Teacher H.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Feierabend, Rev. H..
Mahasamudra, India. Fell, Hans, (1896-1899)
Chicago, 111. Feil, Joseph, (1881)
Kansas City, Mo. Feix. Rev. Henry. (1874-1876)
Cannelton. Ind. Feld, Teacher J., (18861
St. Louis, Mo. Feldkamp, Joseph, (1917-1918)
Manchester, Mich. Feldmann. Rev. C, (1879)
(Deceased). Fetzer, Theodore W., (1918-1919)
Attica, N. T. Fiedler. Rev. R., (1908)
Chicago, 111. Fink. Rev. Jacob J., (1873)
(Deceased).
Fillbrandt. Rev. R. R.. Ph. D., (1907)
Huntingrburg, Ind. Fischer. Alfred, (1899-1901)
(Instructor. Dept. of Physics).
University of Chicago. Oii-
cago. 111., Res.. Elmhurst. 111. Fischer. Rev. John. (1S8.5)
Hartley, Iowa. Fischer. Paul, (1914-1916)
Hartley, Iowa. Fischer, Rev. Th., (1900)
Rochester, Pa. Fischer, Walter, M. D., (1892-1S94)
Chicago, III. Fischer. Rev. W., (1892)
Winside, Neb. Flach, Teacher W., (1891)
Cannelton, Ind. Flasfoller, Henry, (lSSl-1882)
New Orleans, La. Fleer. Rev. A., (1SS7)
Chicago. III. Fleer, Rev. Armin, (1907)
Cincinnati, Ohio. Fleer, George. (1896)
Elgin, 111. Fleer. Rev. G. D., (1894)
Kewanee, 111. Fleer, Herbert. F., (1906-1907)
Milwaukee. Wis. Fleer, Rev. H. H., (1875)
( Deceased ) . Fleer, Rev. H. J.. (1883)
( Deceased). Fleer, Rev. J. C, (1889)
Milwaukee, Wis. Fleer, Raymond F.. (1915-1916 1
Kewanee, 111. Fletcher. Wellington. (190S-19111
Flohr, Rev. O., (1916)
Guide Rock. Neb. Flottman. Rev. J., (1895)
Indianapolis, Ind. Foeltz, Henry, (1908-1909)
Hankinson, N. D. Foerster, John, (1889-1890)
St. Louis, Mo. Foerster, Oscar, (1903-1905)
Washington, Mo. Folz, Edward, (1892-1893)
Newburgh, Ind. Forler, Henry. (1892-1893)
Niles, Mich. Foss, William, (1878-1879)
Evansville. Ind. Fox, Rev. H., (1901)
Pittsburgh, Pa. Frank, Ernst. (1912-1913)
Harvey, 111. Frank. Henry, (1S78-1S79)
Sandwich, III. Franke, Rev. A. C. (1914)
Calumet. Iowa.
Franke. Rev. C. (1890)
Elkader, Iowa. Franke. Rev. Th. H., (1916)
Junction Cit.y. Kan. Frankenfeld. Rev. F.. (1S97)
Rochester. N. Y. Frankenfeld. Rev. J. W.. (1890 1
Supt. Emmaus Asylum.
St. Charles. Mo. Frankenfeld. Rev. P.. (1909)
Rochester. N. T. Frankenfeld. William. (1896-1899)
St. Charles. Mo. Freese. Rev. Ben., (1911)
Greenview, 111. Freese, Herman. (1888-1889)
Chicago. 111. Freiberg, A.. (Banker). (1906)
New Albin, Iowa. Freudenreich, C, (1883-1884)
Bremen. Germany. Freund. Rev. F. H., (1881)
Portland, Ore. Freund. Rev. H. G.. (1894)
Higginsville. Mo. Frev. Teacher George. (1880-1S83) Frey, John. (1877-1878)
Henderson, Ky. Frevtag. Rev. C, (1893)
Galena, 111. Frick, Herman. M. D., (1894-1895)
Evansville. Ind. Frick. Theodore. (1890-1891)
Evansville, Ind. Friedemeier. Rev. H., (1876)
Marinette, Wis. Frigge, Rev. H., (1888)
(Deceased). Fritzemeyer. Rev. W., (1889)
St. Louis, Mo. Friz, Rev. A.. (1915)
Pinckneyville. 111. Friz. Rev. H., (1915)
St. Louis, Mo. Froemming, August, (1896-1897)
(Deceased). Frohne. Gottlieb. (1908-1909)
Holland. Ind. Frohne. Rev. J.. (1892)
Indianapolis, Ind. Frohne. Paul. (1916-1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Frohne, Rev. Th., (1894)
Cleveland, Ohio. Frohne, Victor, (1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Fruechte. Rev. A., (1907)
Chicago, 111. Fuehring, F., (1914)
Instructor. High School.
Evansville. Ind. Fuerst. David. (1873-1874)
Kewanee, 111.
Fuerst, William, (1890-1891)
Kewanee, 111. Fuhrmann. Rev. Walter, (1903-1908)
Bayonne, N. J. Gaare. H. C. C, (1907-1908)
Palatine, 111. Gabelmann. Rev. Friedrich. (1891)
Warren, Mich. Gabler, Rev. Ch.. (1893)
Blackburn, Mo. Gabler. Paul G., (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Gabler. Theophil F., (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Gadow. Rev. Fr., (1886)
California, Mo. Gaebe. Rev. Alb. B.. (1908)
Monee, 111. Gaebe, Carl, (1873-1874)
Addieville, III. Gaebe, Rev. J. W., (1898)
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Gauss. Louis, (1884-1885)
Kreischerville, L. I. Gauss, Oscar, (1875-1876)
Vausburg. Germany. Gebauer. Rev. Carl. (1889-1890)
Sunman, Ind. Gebauer, Rev. Theo. C. (1882-1884)
( Deceased ) . Gebauer. Theophil. (1891-1894)
Sunman. Ind. Gebhardt. Rev. H.. (1914)
Gresham. Oregon. Gehle. Rev. E.. (1903)
Milwaukee. Wis. Gehm. Rev. Paul, (1899)
Piqua, Ohio. Gehrke. Rev. A., (1878)
Detroit, Mich., (Deceased). Geib. Charles D.. (1918-1920)
MiUersburg, Ohio. Geisler, Rev. Fr., (1916)
Laramie, Wyo. Geith. Rev. C. (1891)
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Gemmer. Austin, (1903-1906)
Bippus, Ind. Gemmer, Carl, (1900-1901)
St. Joseph. Mo. Gemmer. Edwin, (1904)
Chicago. 111. George. Rev. Jos. J., (1912)
Chicago, 111. Gerdes. Teacher P., (1895)
Elmhurst, 111. Gerhold, Rev. S.. (1898)
Lincoln, III. Germann, William. (1912-1913)
Pittsburgh, Pa. Gernand, Arthur, (1920 1
Elmhurst. 111. Gersch. Bernhard H., (1905-1906 1
Chicago, 111.
Gersch, Rudolf. 11904-1906)
Chicago, III. Geske, W., (1917)
McCormick Seminar.\'.
Chicago, III. Gever, Adolf, (1874-187);)
Gever, Julius, (1897 1
Gierth. Carl Aug., (1882-1883)
Lebnitz, Saxony, Germany. Giese, Teacher John C, (1885)
Wausau, Wis. Gieselmann, W. Frederick. (1872)
St. Louis, Mo. Gille, Rob.. (191S-1919)
Zanesville, Ohio. Gischel. Edmund C (1914-1915)
St. Louis. Mo. Glade. Rev. A., (1894)
Chicago, 111. Glascow. Ernst. (1884-1886)
Rochester, N. T. Glueck. Teacher Alb., (1886)
Goebel. Rev. George W., (1887)
Des Plaines, III. Goebel. Rev. J., (1887)
Chicago. 111. Goebel, Rev. L., (1903)
Chicago. 111. Goebel. Rev. Paul, (1916)
Chicago, 111. Goebel, Theophil. (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Goetz. Rev. August. (1884)
Buffalo. N. Y. Goffeney, Rev. W., (1912)
South Bend, Ind. Gosswiller, John, (1871-1872)
Longgrove. 111. Grabowski. Adolf, (1910-1913)
Saginaw, Mich. Grabowski. Rev. Paul. (1916)
Albion, Mich. Graebedinkel. Rev. H. G.. (1884)
(Deceased). Graeper. Rev. F. H., (1899)
Annapolis, Md. Graeper. Rev. H., (1872)
Rochester, N. Y. Graf. Rev. J. R., (1911)
Rochester, N. Y. Graff. William. (1891-1894)
Lincoln. Neb. Grau. August, (1880-1881)
Chicago, III. Graue. Albert, (1876-1880)
Elmhurst, 111. Grauer. Teacher A.. (1899)
Cleveland. Ohio. Grauer, Rev. E.. (1891)
Wausau. Wis. Grauer. Rev. C. L., (1903)
Fond du Lac, Wis. Grauer. Gerhard. (1917-1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo.
P.\GE FORTV-SEVEN
Grefe, Rev. H. F.. (1900)
Louisville. Ky. Greimann. Teacher G.. (1S99)
( Deceased ) . Grether. Edward. (1901-1902)
Milwaukee. Wis. Greve, Rev. C. (1901 )
( Deceased ) . Grieger. Herman. (1S73-1876)
Medaryville, Ind. Groschau. Edward. (1S89-189U)
Duluth. Minn. Groschau. Henry. (1S89-1S9II)
Duluth. Minn. Grosche. Gustave O.. (1908-1909)
Matteson. 111. Grotefeld. Rev. W.. (1887)
Downers Grove. 111. Gruencke. Paul. (1897-1901)
Owensboro. Ky. Gruetter. Rev. Alex. J.. (1904)
Grunewald. Rev. R.. (1881)
Wauwatosa, Wis. Grunewald. Rev. W.. (1907)
Norwood. Ohio. Grusendorf, Edward. (1S82-1S83)
Chicago, 111. Gubler. August. (1S9.5-1S99)
Oquawka. 111. Gubler. Teacher O.. (1896)
Detroit. Mich, iludex. Arthur. ( 19n.')-1906 )
Milwaukee. Wis. Guebner. G.. (1S82-1883)
Berber, Mo. Guehring. Arthur F. (1920)
Eden Seni.. St. Louis. Mo. Guenther. Carl H.. (1891-189.T)
Baltimore. Md.. Guenther. Frank, (1873-1874)
Kewanee. 111. Guertler. Piosper. (1910-1911)
Fort Worth. Texas. Gundert. Teacher. H.. (1884)
Ann Arbor, Mich. Outh. Rev. W.. (1911 )
Haack. Rev. J., (1886)
Milwaukee. Wis. Haag. John G.. (1904-1905)
( Deceased ) . Haas. August. (1892-1893)
Chicago. 111. Haas. Rev. C. (1911)
Irvington. N. J. Haas, Rev. C, (1883)
Buffalo, N. T. Haas. Teacher F.. (1892)
Evansville, Ind. Haas. Rev. H.. (191.i)
St. Louis. Mo. Haas, Rev. Th.. (1893)
Evansville, Ind. Haaser. Jacob, (1881-1882)
Manchester, Mich.
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Rev. C. G., (1908)
Dunkirk, N. T. Haass, Rev. O., (1887)
Detroit, Mich. Habecker, Max.. (1910-1912)
St. Joseph. Mo. Hackemeier. Francis, (189.5-1S96)
St. Louis, Mo. Hackmann, Rev. William, (1880)
St. Louis, Mo. Haeberle. Armin, (1893)
U. S. Consular Service.
St. Louis, Mo. Haeberle, Fr., M. D., (1880-1881)
St. Louis, Mo. Haetele, Rev. Theodore A.. (189.".)
St. Louis, ilo. Haetemeyer, Frank. (1898-1901)
Elgin. 111. Haefliger. Teacher Rudolf. (1874)
Hannibal, Ohio. Haeker, William. (1890-1891)
Warren, Mich. Haerdtle. John. (1883-1884)
Hallowayville. 111. Haeussler. Rev. Armin. (1910)
Minneapolis, Minn. Haeussler, Bernhard, (1908-1909)
Waverly, Iowa. Hagemann. Friedr. R., (1888-1893) Hagemann, John. (1889-1892)
Bartlett. 111. Hagemann. Theophil, (1894-1896)
Bartlett, 111. Hagen, Elmer, (1911-1912)
Hagen. Harold. (1909)
Hagen, Hugo, (1909)
Hahn, Rev. Gottfried. (1910)
Jersey City, N. J. Hahn, Rev. H. J., (1906)
Valley City, O. Hahn, Herman, (1881-1882)
Lowden, Iowa. Hahne, Henry, (1882-1883)
Chicago, 111. Haizchocki, J., Ph. G., (1883)
( Deceased ) . Hake. Teacher C. F., (189.5)
Hoyleton, 111. Hallmann. Rudolf. (1916-191S)
Hudson. Kan. Hammer. Rev. A. (188.5)
Verona. Mo. Hammerschmidt. Emil. (1900-1902)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Hanbaum. Ernst L.. (1914-1913)
Far
111.
Haneberg. Rev. C. (1902)
Detroit. Mich. Hanebuth. John, (1889-1891)
Jackson, Tenn. Harder, Rev. J. A. F.. (1871)
Fuliersburg. 111.
Hardt, Alfred, (1918)
Chicago, 111. Hardt, Rev. E., (1889)
Clarksville, Iowa. Hardt. Bwald, (1911-1914)
Clarksville. Iowa. Hardt, Paul, (1916-1917)
Clarksville, Iowa. Hardt. Alexander. (1915-1916)
St. Louis. Mo. Hartmann, Henry. (18S4-18S7)
Edwardsville. 111. Hartmann. Rudolf. (1913)
St. Louis, Mo. Hass, Harry. (1909-1910)
Baroda. :Mich. Hassivarl. Joseph, (1SS0-1S81)
Philadelphia. Pa. Hattendorf, Otto. (1908-1909)
Chicago. 111. Hattendorf, Rev. Wm., (1S76)
(Peceased). Hauck, Benjamin. (1S94-1896)
Freistadt, Mo. Hauck, Christopher P., (1895-1896)
St. Louis. Mo. Hauck. Rev. J.. (1885)
Napoleon, Mo. Hauck. Rev. Th.. (1914)
Seattle. Wash. Haussmann, Chr.. (1SS9-1S91)
Elvria, Ohio. Hausmann, Rev. J. B., (1876)
Oilman, 111. Hausmann, Rev. J. F., (1892)
Madison. Wis. Hausmann, Rev. Paul, (1901)
Louisville, Ky. Hausmann. Theophil. (1909-1912)
St. Louis. Mo. Hausmann, Rev. W., (1909)
Steubenville, Ohio. Heblich. Rev. A., (1891)
Cleveland, Ohio. Heck, Carl, (1876-1877)
Salemville. Wis. Heck, George, (1887-1889)
Baltimore, Md. Heck, Phillpp, (1883-1884)
Cannelton, Ind. Hegar, Rev. J.. (1907)
West. Texas. Heggemeyer. Rev. O.. (1908)
Alton. 111. Hehl. Rev. Gustave. (1887)
(Deceased). Heidenreich, John H., (1906-1907)
Freelandville, Ind. Heim, Reuben, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Hein, George C ' (1918-1919)
Pittsburgh. Pa. Hein, Rev. H.. (1917)
New Florence, Mo.
Heiner, Rev. Henry, (1873-1876)
Lincoln, Neb. Heiner, Nathaniel, (1895-1898)
Lincoln, Neb. Heiner, Rudolf, (1897-1899)
Lincoln. Neb. Heinrich. Max, (1888-1892)
Clinton, La. Heithaus, Rev. B., (1888)
JIascoutah, 111. Helberg. Robert M., (1912-1913)
Faribault. Minn. Held. Rev. Conrad, (1882)
Batesville, Ind. Helm, Rev. A.. (1890)
Rovalton. Wis. Helmkamp. Rev. D.. (1885)
"Wellington. Mo. Helmkamp, Teacher F. W., (1884)
St. Louis, Mo. Helmkamp, George, (1888-1890)
Moro. 111. Helmkamp, Rev. J. F. W., (1882)
Sedalia, Mo. Helmkamp. Rev. L., (1886)
(Deceased). Hempel. Rev. C. R., (1897)
Belleville, 111. Hempelmann. Emanuel, (1901-1902)
(Deceased). Hempelmann, Rev. O., (1902)
Pittsburgh. Pa. Hempelmann. Rev. Theo.. (1900)
Louisville. Ky.. Hengstenberg. Charles. (1919-1920)
Elmhurst. Illii Hennies. Henry. (1879-1880)
Warren. Lee Co., Iowa. Henning. Oscar, (1903-1907)
■\Veldon Springs. Mo. Henzel. Rev. E., (1905)
Heppe, George H., (1879-1880)
Chicago, III. Herbert. Edward, (1880-1883)
Grant Park, 111. Herbold. William J., (1904-1906)
(Deceased) . Herget, George W., (1873-1875)
Pekin 111. Herget, Henry. (1878-1879)
Pekin. 111. Herget. Louis. M. D.. (1888-1891)
Louisville, Ky. Hermann, R. H.. M. D., (1887-1889)
Chicago. 111. Hermsen Teacher. F.. (1893)
( Deceased ) . Herr. George E.. (1897-1898)
Corning. N. T. Herrmann. Rev. T.. (1908)
Little Falls, Minn.
Hetzel Cai-l A., (1906-19IIS)
St. Joseph, Midi. Hetzel. Rev. W.. (1912)
Royal Oak, Mich. Heuser. Rev. Her.. (1914)
Hieronlmus, Alfred C. (1879-lSSn)
Chicago, 111. Hildebrand, Rev. C. A.. (1909)
St. Jacob, 111. Hildebrand, Rev. G., (1917)
Dupo, 111. Hilkerbaumer, R., (18S2-18S.3)
Drake, Mo. Hille. John, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Hilligardt Teacher Fr. P., (1912)
Waveiiy. Iowa. Hilligardt. Paul, (1909-1911)
Waverly, Iowa. Hils, Rev. A., (1893)
Tonawanda, N. y. Hils, Gottlob, (1901-1902)
Keokuk, Iowa. Hinze, Edward. (1910-1911)
Bruceville, Tex. Hinze, Herman O., (1916-1917)
Hamburg. Iowa. Hinze, Rev. R., (1897)
Boonville, .Mo. Hippen, Henry, (1878-1879)
Pekin, 111. Hirtz, Gntthold C, (1902-1904)
Milwaukee, Wis. Hirtz, Otto, (1S97-1902)
(Deceased). Hoch, Theodore, M. D., (1894-189.".)
Detroit. Mich. Hochalter. Louis, (1900-1901)
Newburg, Ind. Hochhalter, Phillipp, (1874-187.5)
Newburg, Ind. Hoefer, Rev. J. A., (1S9(>)
Breese, 111. Hoefer, Rev. M. C, (1901)
Chicago, 111. Hoefer, Rev. Theo., (1S92)
Talmage, Neb. Hoelscher, Arlie, (1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Hoeltje, Herman, (1874-1S7.3)
Longgrove. 111. Hoelzel, Frank, (1880-1881)
Kansas City, Mo. Hoeppner, Rev. H., (1915)
Augusta, Mo. Hoffmann, Rev. C. (18S9)
Freepoi-t, III. Hoftmeister, Rev. J.. (187(i)
Lena, 111. Hoffmeister, Rev. S., (1876)
(Deceased). Hohmann, Edward, (1S99-190O)
Nashville, 111.
Hohmann, Elmo, (1911-1912)
Nashville, III. Hohmann, Rev. Fr., (1S83)
Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. Hohmann, Rev. Louis, (1896)
Louisville, Ky. Hohmann, Rev. Rudolf, (1915)
Murphvsboro, 111. Hohne, H., (1882-1883)
Chicago. 111. Holdgraf. Rev. J., (1881)
Bloomingdale, III. Holdgraf, R., (1919-1920)
Bloomingdale, 111. Hoike, Fr., (1889-1890)
St. Louis, Mo. Holtorf. Rev. Theo. W., (1914)
Glen Ellvn. 111. Holtzschue, Ernst. (1899-1901)
St. Joseph. Mo. Holz, Rev. Waldemar. (1902)
( Deceased). Hopf, Miltnn F.. (1916-1919)
Newstadt. Ontario, Canada. Horak, Rev. F., (1915)
Horny, Rev. H.. (1897)
Detroit, Mich. Horst, Rev. G.. (190.3)
Beecher. 111. Horst Teacher, P.. (1917)
Hovleton. III. Horstmann, Rev. E., (1913)
Everett, Wash. Horstmann, George D. (1893-1894)
Brownsville, :viinn. Horstmann. Rev. J. H., (1888)
St. Louis. Mo- Hosto, Rev. Armin T.. (1914)
Matteson, 111. Hosto, Carl. (1903-1'905)
Alhambra. 111. Hosto, Rev. Erwin, (1904)
( Deceased ) . Hosto. George F., (1903-1904)
Alhambrn. 111. Hosto. Rev. Herbert. (1914)
Favetteville, 111. Hosto. Rev. Ravmord. (1917)
Grand Pa.ss. Mo. Hosto. Rev. RnUind. (1914-1916)
Jasper. Ind. Hosto, Teacher Theophil. (1912)
Hosto, Rev. Wm. (1883)
Smithton. 111. Hotz. Rev. A. J. J., (1893)
Peotone. 111. Hotz. Teacher F. A., (1895)
Hoyleton. 111. Huebschmann. Rev. H.. (1S96)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Huebschmann, Rev. J. S., (1902)
Cleveland, Ohio. Hugo. Rev. E., (1880)
(Deceased).
Hummel. John. (1895-1897)
( Deceased). Hundhausen, Rev. E., (1881)
Huneke, Teacher Heinr., (1886)
Freeport, 111. Huse, Ad., (1917-1919)
Baltimore, Md. Idecker, Arthur H.. (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Ihrig, Henry. (1884-1887)
Pittsburgh, Pa. Ilgen, Peter, (1884-1885)
St. Louis, Mo. Illgen, Romeo, (1909-1910)
Monee, 111. rion. Rev. Christian, (1873)
(Deceased). Irion, Rev. D., D. D. (Prof.), (1874)
Elmhurst College. Elmhurst,
111., (Director for 32 years), rion. Rev. Edwin A., (1917)
c/o T. M. C. A.. Moline. 111. rion. Rev. E., (1905)
Akron, Ohio, rion. Rev. J.. (187.5)
Los Angeles. Cal. rion. O.scar D.. (1896-1898)
Elmhurst. 111. rion. Rev. Paul. (1878)
Michiean Oitv. Ind. rion, Rudolf J . (1902)
(Deceased), rion. Rev. Theo.. (1897)
Oshko.sh, Wis. Iseli, Fred, (1919)
T'niversitv of Minnesota. Jabin. Te-icher Julius. (1885)
( Deceased ) . Jaeckle Walter. (1909-1913)
Hunt'ngburg, Ind. Jaeger. Rev. E.. (1901)
E. St. Louis. III. Jahn. Rev. J., (1897)
Minnesota T^ake, M=nn. Janke. Helmuth E.. (1904-1905)
Brillion, Wis. Jann, Rev. J.. (1882)
(Deceased). Jans. .Tohn T. (1904-1907)
Jans, P. C. E.. (1908)
Detroit. Mich. Janssen. Albert. (1903-1904)
Los Angeles. Cal. Janssen. Henry. (1903-1904)
Monrovia, Cal. Jenne, John, (1874-1875)
Monroe, Wis. Jennrich, John, (1888-1890)
St. Louis, Mo. Jennrich, Theodore, (1902-1904)
(Deceased). Jenny, Teacher Friedolin, (1883)
Jens, Rev. F. P.. (1888)
Supt.. Deaconess Hospital,
Belvidere, 111. Jcrger. Fried. H., (1915-1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Jeschke. Rev. W.. (1912)
New York, N. Y. Jeude. August. (1879-1881)
Kasson, Ind. Jeutter, Th., (1899)
r Deceased). Joerding, Carl. (1895-1896)
St. Louis, Mo. John. Rev. R. A.. (1874)
Chicago. 111. John. Robert. (1918-1920)
Louisville. Ky. John, Rev. Samuel A.. (1884)
Louisville. Ky. John. Rev. Th.. (1885)
( Deceased ) . Jordan. Henry, (1873-1874)
Niles, Mich. Jud. Rev. Daniel. (1895-1897)
Chicago. 111. Jud. Rev. Th.. (1888)
Detroit. Mich. Juergens, Rev. A.. (1884)
(Deceased). Juergens. Rev. Arthur. (1907-1911)
Franklin. Iowa. Juergens. Frank. (1S79-1SS0)
Hutchinson, Minn. Juergens, Rev. H.. (1883)
AVest Park. Ohio. Jung. Rev. A.. (1882)
(Deceased). Jung. Robert. (1883-1884)
Higginsville. Mo. Jung. Theodore C. (1891-1894)
New Bremen, Ohio. Jung. Rev. W., (1897)
Nashville, 111. Juppenlatz, Teacher A., (189o)
Mansfield, Pa., Tioga Co. Kaefer. Christian. (1896-1899)
Hamilton. Ohio. Kaefer. Rev. P., (1911))
Port Washington, Ohio. Kahler. Henry, ( 1896-1 S97)
Baltimore, Md. Kalkbrenner, Ad.. (1918-1919)
Prairie View. 111. Kalkbrenner, Robert, (1918-1920)
Prairie View, III. Kammann. Alvin. (1912)
Cleveland, Wis. Kamphenkel. Rev. Wm.. (1916)
Bemidji. Minn. Kampmeier, William, (1897-1899)
Chicago. 111.
P.\GE FORTY-NINE
Kaney. John. (1917)
University of Illinois. Kanzler. Rev. G., (1S99)
Cannelton. Ind. Karbach. Teacher Frederick. (1873)
( Deceased ) . Karbach. Teacher S.. (1S7S)
(Deceased). Karbach. William. M. D.. (1S81)
Kansas City. Kan. Karow, Elmer. (1915-1916)
Chicago. III. Kasmann. Rev. R,, (1907)
Herman. Mo. Katerndahl, Rev. Richard, (1873)
( Deceased). Katerndahl. R.. Attorney. (1903)
Idaho City. Idaho. Kathriner. Elmer A.. (1913-1914)
Clayton. Mo. Katterjohn. Rev. Albert, (1899)
Wright Citv. Mo. Katterjohn. Rev. H., (18S9)
Kenton. Ohio. Katzniann. Fred. (1889-1890)
Ivouisville, Ky. Kehle. Rev. P.. (1911)
Le Mars. Iowa. Kehoe. .lohn. (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Keller. Elmer. (191S-1919)
Milwaukee. Wis. Keller. Emanuel. (1913-1917)
Detroit. Mich. Keller, Rev. J., (1911)
Bourbon. Ind. Keller. Rev. Robert. (1914)
Gowanda. N. Y. Kelling. Henry, (1872-1873)
Chicago, 111. Kern. Eugene. (1892-1894)
( Deceased ) . Kern. Teacher J.. (1896)
Attorney-at-Law.
Carmi. 111. Kern. Louis. (1894)
Red Bud. III. Kettelhut. Rev. C. G.. (1891)
Mt. Vernon. Ind. Kettelhut, Rev. Herbet, (191."i>
Louisville, Kv. Kettelhut. Rev. Th.. (1K89)
Supt. Deaconess Hospital,
Faribault, Minn. Kettelhut. Rev. W., (191."))
Fowler, III. Kicker. Rev. W.. (1913)
Loudonville. Ohio. Kienker. Rev. O. F.. (1913)
.St. Louis. Mo. Kies, Rev. N.. (187.i)
( Deceased). Kies. Theophil. (1.87 4-1 87."; )
( Deceased ) .
P.\GE FIFTY
Kikhoefel. W., (1898)
Detroit. Mich. Kimbal. Clarence. (1915-1917)
Tripoli. Iowa, Kindt. Karl. (1915-1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Kinzle, Stanley. (1912-1914)
Trenton. Ohio. Kircher. Rev. J. G., (1880)
( Decease<;l ) . Kircher. Rev. Jul., (1884)
Chicago, 111. Kirchhoft. Robert. (1898-1899)
Manheim. 111. Kirchhoft, William, (1S85-1S86)
Freelandville. Ind. Kirschenhoter. Anton. (1896-1898)
Baltimore. Md. Kirschmann, Teacher J. P., (1884) Kirschmann, Paul, (1880-1884)
Baltimore. Md. Kirschmann, Rev. W.. (1882)
Richmond. Va. Kirves. Edward. (1897-1899)
Evansville. Ind. Ki-ssel, Victor T., (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Kissling, Carl, (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Kistemann, William. (1882-1884)
Greitswald. Germany. Kitterer. Rev. A. A.. (1908)
Kansas City. Kan. Kitterer. Rev. A. E.. (1914)
Powhatan Point. Ohio. Kitterer, Emil. (1912-1913)
Bland. Mo. Kitterer. Friedrick. (1881-1883)
Homewood. 111. Kitterer. Rev. G., (1884)
Bland, Mo. Kitterer, Teacher H., (1880)
Detroit, Mich. Kitterer, Paul. (1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Kitterer. Walter. (1908-1909)
Kixmiller, Carl W., (1914-1915)
Freelandville, Ind. Kixmiller, P., (1912)
Vincennes, Ind. Kixmiller, Reinhard, (1908-1909)
Freelandville. 111. Kleeb. George J.. (1912-1914)
Chicago. 111. Kleemann. Friedr.. (1883-1884)
Kleemann. Louis F.. (1890-1891)
Hoyleton. III. Kleemann, Rev. L.. (1881)
Indianapolis. Ind. Kleemann. Louis. (1910-191:))
Indianapolis. Ind. Klein. Erich, (1914-1917)
Brookfleld. Wis.
Klein. Teacher. Fr.. (1888)
Detroit. Mich. Klein. Rev. K.. (1916)
Washington. Iowa. Klein, Leopold. (1880-1884)
Chicago, 111. Klein, Otto. (1910-1911)
Brookfleld. Wis. Klein, Rev. Walter, (1916)
Grand Junction. Colo. Kleinhaus. John. (1880-1881)
Chicago. 111. Klemme. Rev. Fr., (1880)
(Deceased). Klemme, Rev. F. H.. (1903)
Baltimore. Md. Klemme. Rev. Herm. G.. (1906-1909) Klenk, Carl, (1915-1916)
Tiffin, Ohio. Khck. Rev. A., (1911)
Tiffin. Ohio. Klick, Rev. B., (1915)
SI. Louis, Mo. Klick. Frank. (1915-1917)
Hebron. N. D. Klick, Rev. F., (1899)
.St. Joseph, Mo. Kling, John J., (1873-1875)
Kling, Rev. L. J., (1894)
Three Oaks. Mich. Klingeberger, Rev. J. C, (1911)
Louisville. Kv. Kloke. Teacher J., (1916)
Merrill, Wis. Kloppe. Teacher F.. (1890)
Geronimo. Texas. Klopsch. Emil G.. (1887-1891)
Michigan Citv, Ind. Klopsch. Teacher O.. (1888)
Peoria, III, Klug, Rev. A., (1901)
Peotone, 111. Kluge, Rev. Karl, (1916)
Dubois. 111. Klutey, Rev. E.. (1916)
Fort Branch. Ind. Klutey. Rev. H., (1908)
Oak Harbor. Ohio. Knauss, Emanuel, (1877-1880)
Indianapolis, Ind. Knees, William, (1877-1879)
Chicago, 111. Kniesche. Max, (1890-1891)
Stolpe. Mo. •■"niker, Rev. A., (1912)
Jefferson Barracks. Mo. Kniker, Rev. Christian. (1883)
Areola. 111. Kniker. Rev. C, (1881)
Cibolo. Texas. Kniker. Paul, (1919)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Kniker. William, (1881-1883)
Hoyleton, III.
Knipping. Rev. A.. (1912)
Columbus. Ohio. Knoke. Herman. (1878-1879)
Chicago. III. Knorr. Rev. R., (1898)
Brawley, Cal. Koch, Rev. A.. (1915)
Leavenworth, Kan. Koch, Edwin J., (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Koch, Ervin, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Koch, Rev. F., (1878)
Fredericksburg, Iowa. Koch. K., (1916)
St. Paul, Minn. Koch. Oswin. M. D., (1898-1900)
Chicago, 111. Koch. Otto, (1916)
Monrovia, Cal. Koch. Paul, (1902-1904)
Detroit, Mich. Koch, Teacher, R.. (1895)
Freelandville. Ind. Koch. Rev. W. A., (1916)
Clarksville. Iowa. Koebbemann, William. (1897-1898)
Bensenville, 111. Koehler, Carl, (1919)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Koehler. Rev. C, (1916)
Troy. Mo. Koelling. A., (1917)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Koelling. Louis. (1895-1896)
Farina. 111. Koelseh. Teacher M., (1898)
Quincy, III. Koenig. Edward, (1908-1910)
V, S. Navy electrician,
Milwaukee, Wis. Koenig, Gottlieb. (1885-1886)
Freelandville. Ind. Koenig. Rev. Hermann, (1910)
Union. Mo. Koenig. Herman, (1882-1885)
Freelandville. Ind. Koenig. Teacher J. H., (1882)
San Antonio, Texas. Koenig. Rev. J., (1907)
Baitalpur, C. P., E. India. Koenning. Edwin W., (1912-1913)
Peotone. 111. Koepke. F., C. E.. (1915)
Chicago. III. Koepke. Herman. C. E.. (1914)
Chicago. 111. Koerner, Teacher Herb. A., (1913) Koether, Jaroslav, (1893-1894)
( Deceased ) . Koetitz. Teacher C, (1888)
Koetitz, Otto, (1886-1889)
Tippecanoe, Ohio.
Kofer, Rev. R.,
Granite City, III. Kohler, Rev. W.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Kohlstedt, Jolin,
Monee, 111. Kollath, Rev. E.,
Shawano, Wis KoUing, Melvyn C,
Faribault, Minn. Konemmel, August,
Acklev, la. Kopp, Fr.,
Burlington, la. Koppert. Ph.,
Plymouth, Neb. Koring, Rev. W..
Faribault, Minn. Korsmeier, August D.,
Alhambra, 111 Korte. E. F. Wm.,
-Hoyleton, 111. Kossack, William,
Bensenville, 111 Kottich, Rev. H.,
Plattsmouth, Neb. Kottich, Walter,
Falls City. Neb. Kottler, Alfonso, D. c
Chicago, 111. Kowitz, Edw. C,
Chicago, 111. Kramer Teacher A.,
Ripon, Wis. Kraemer, Edward,
Buffalo, N. Y. Kraemer, Rev. H A
Buffalo, N. T. ' Kraemer, Teacher Ph. Krafft, Carl R.,
Landscape Painter
Chicago, 111. Krafft. Rev. E. N.,
Newark, Ohio, Krafft, Rev. F.,
St. Louis, Mo. Krafft, L. Adolf,
Chicago, 111. Kraft, Wm, J.,
Jeffersontown, K Kramer, Rev. Carl,
St. Louis, Mo. Kramer, Julius,
St. Louis. Mo. Kramer. Rev. L.,
St. Louis. Mo. Kramer. O., Banker,
Alton, 111. Kramme, Friedrich, (18S3-1SS.5)
Dittmer's Store, Mo. Krampf, Louis, (1891-IS93 1
De Soto, Mo. Kranz, Paul, Ph. G., (1899)
Louisville, Ky.
(1899 I
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(1S84-1S85)
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(1917)
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(1883)
(1894-1896)
(1906)
(1908)
Krause, Rev. G.,
Chelsea, Mich. Krause. Rev. W.,
Melrose Park. 111. Krauss, Rev. Ph., Ph. D.,
Meadville, Pa. Krayer, Harry, (1
Troy, Ohio, Krayer. TVilliam. (1
Troy. Ohio. Kreikenbaum. Albert. (1
Franklin. Iowa. Kreikenbaum. Edwin, (1
Franklin, Iowa. Kreis, Arthur, (1
McKena. 111. Kreischer, Phil.. (1
Van Wert, Ohio. Kreuzenstein, Rev. G. ,
Shepherd, Mont. Kreuzenstein, Paul, (1
Kreuzer, Rev. John,
Marissa, 111. Krickhahn, Rev. C
Coloma, Mich. Kreigsmann. Arthur, (1
Chicago, 111. Kroeger, Martin. (1
Los Angeles. Cal. Kroehler, Rev. A.,
Hardin. Mont. Kroehnke. Paul. (1
San Francisco. Cal. Kroencke. Alfred, (1
Kroehnke, Daniel, (1
( Deceased ) . Kroencke. Rev. Emil.
Mexico. Mo. Kroencke, Rev. H.,
Chicago, 111. Kroencke, John, (1
Ki'oenke, Rev. J.,
(Deceased ). Krohne, Rev. Fr.,
Chicago, 111. Krome. Ferdinand, (1
St. Louis, Mo. Krone, Henry, ( 1
(Deceased). Krone, Rev. H.,
( Deceased). Kropp. Henry. (1
Desperes. Mo. Kiueger. Rev. E. R..
Sheboygan. Wis. Krueger. Teacher Fr..
Chicago. 111. Krueger. Rev. J..
Marlette. Mich. Krueger, Oscar E., (1
Steinauer, Neb. Krueger. Rev. Th.,
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Ladwig. Wesley. Ripon. Wis. |
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Krumm. Oscar, Woodman, Wis. |
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Lagemann, Alfred. Chamois. Mo. |
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Krumm, Theodore, Pittsburgh, Pa. |
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Lambreeht. Rev. G.. Frankfort. 111. |
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Krummel. William, |
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Lambreeht. Rev. H. E.. |
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Kruse, Cornelius, Urbana, 111. |
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Lammers. Rev. Louis. Wahpeton. N. D. |
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Kruse, Rev. Samuel, |
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Lampert. Carl A.. |
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Webster Groves, : |
Mo. |
Chicago. 111. |
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Landsberg, Edward. |
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Conrad, Iowa. |
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New Melle. Mo. |
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Norwood, Ohio. |
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St. Phillipp. Ind. |
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Hamilton. Ohio. |
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1916-1917) |
Manchester. Mich. |
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1889-1890) |
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St. Louis, Mo. |
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Baileyville. 111. |
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Langkopf. Teacher W.. |
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Laubengayer, Rev. Osca |
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1907-1908) |
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Buffalo. N. T. |
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Lautei-bach. August. |
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Pekin, 111. |
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Wakaruca, Ind. |
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Leemhuis. Rev. H.. Dr.. |
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Quincy. 111. |
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1905-1907) |
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Akron. Ohio. |
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Cannelton. Ind. |
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1887-1890) |
Kuhlow, August, Tower Hill, III. |
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Lehmann. Rev. Paul. Toledo. Ohio. |
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1887-1891) |
Kulbartz. Rev. J.. |
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Lehmann, Rev. Reinhar |
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Buffalo. N. T. |
Cape Girardeau. |
Mo. |
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Lehmann. Rev. Timothf |
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Columbus. Ohio. |
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1887-1889) |
Chicago. 111. |
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Jackson, Mo. |
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Oilman. 111. |
Leibner, Rev. E., |
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Affton, Mo. |
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Healthy. Ohio. |
Leisy. John. |
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Keokuk. Iowa. |
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Leonhard. Rev. Robeit. |
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1919-1920) |
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Kankakee. 111. |
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Limper. Rev. Aitluii-, (1916)
San Bruno. Cal. Limper, H., (1916)
(Deceased). Lindenmnn, Frank. (18SS-1889)
Cass Co.. Iowa. Lindenmeyer Teacher H.. (1901)
St. Louis. Mo. Lindenmeyer. Rev. .S.. (1SS6)
Portsmautli. Ohio. Lippelmann, Edward. (1S90-1S91)
St. Louis. Mo. Lissack, Edmund, (1911-1913)
Shelby, Iowa. Locher. Rev. C. W.. (ISSI)
Baltimore. Md. Locher. Rev. R.. (191.))
Trov, N. Y. Loesche. Bmil C. (1904-190.-,)
Darmstadt. 111. Lohse, A.. (Engineering), (1907)
Chicago, 111. Loos, Rev. C. (1SS9)
Buffalo, N. Y. Lorengen, Albert, (1913-1914)
Marshalltown, Iowa. Low, Rev. George, (1916)
Boston, N. Y. Ludwig. Rev. A., (1S97)
Menomonee Falls, Wis. Ludwig. Rev. F.. (1S92)
Milwaukee. Wis. Ludwig. Felix. ( 1904-190.-> )
Perry, Texas. Luebke. Richard, (1894-1S97)
Milwaukee, Wis. Lueck, Gustave A.. (1899-1900)
.Marinette. Wis. Lueder, George. (1890-1894)
Elmhurst, 111. Lueder, Walter, (1S96-19D0)
Elmhurst, 111. Luedtke, Teacher Franz, (1893)
Keokuk, Iowa. Lueg, Felix, (1SS4-1886)
McComb, Miss. Luehr, Edwin, ( 190.')-1906 )
Spring Grove, Minn. Luehr. John, (189.5-1896)
Germania, Pa. Luternau, Bernhard V.. (1902)
Iowa Park, Texas. Luternau, Hans V., (1889-1892)
Iowa Park, Texas. Luther, Teacher W. M., (1S93)
(Deceased). Mack, Carl, (1906-1908)
Oshkosh, Wis. Maeurer-, Teacher Wni., (1893)
BoonvlUe, Ind. Malkemus, Alvin. (1905-1908)
Hovleton, 111. Malkemus, Teacher L.. (18S6)
Newcastle, Ind.
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Mangold, Rev. J. G., (1887)
Pomona, Cal. Mann. Albert C, (1913-1917)
Louisville, Kv. Manrodt, Rev. Manfred, (1917)
New York, N. Y. Manthe, Reinhard, (1S9I-1S911
Kewanee, 111. Marchand, Henry Geo.. (1S73-1S74)
Warrington, Ind. Marquardt, August, (1S76-1S7S)
Wausau. Wis. Marshall, Rev. Thomas, (1917)
Loup City, Neb. Marten. Rev. Wni.. (1893)
Burlington, Iowa. Martin. Rev. A.. (1SS7)
Detroit, Mich. Marty, Adam, (1874-1873)
Monroe, Wis. Marx, Teacher J., (1887)
Amherst, Ohio. Marx, Ludwig, (191S)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Mast. Andrew, (1918)
Bremen, Ind. Matliias, John, (18S1-1884)
Mascoutah, 111. Mauch, Rev. G., (1910)
LarchW'ood, la. Maul, David, (1914-1915)
Lincoln, Neb. Maul, Rev. G. C. (1896)
Cleveland, Ohio. Maul, Theophil, (1882-1884)
Maurer, Henry, (1893-1S95)
(Deceased). Maurer, Paul. (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. May, Ludwig, (1885-1886)
Eltville. Germany, Mayer. Armin, (1910-1912)
Niles Center, III. Mayer. Rev. A., (1913)
Papineau, 111. .Mayer. Teacher Chr., (1883)
Mayer, Rev. E., (1910)
Grant Park, 111. Mayer, Rev. F., Ph. D., (1885)
Professor. Eden Seminary,
St. Louis, Mo. Mayer. Rev. G., (1879)
New Ulm, Minn. Mayer, Geoi-ge F. T., (1916-1917)
New Ulm, Minn. Mayer, Rev. J. J.. (1882)
Niles Center, 111. Mayer, Rev. Otto. (1909)
New York City. Mayer, Rev. Theo.. (1906)
St. Louis, Mo. Mays, George, (1S82-1S83)
Maystown, 111.
McGrath, Louis Phillip, (1918-1920)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. McQueen, Rev. Fred, (1914)
New Orleans, La. Mehl, Rev. H. M., (1891)
(Deceased). Jlehl, Theophil, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Jlehl, Rev. Wm. F., (1S92)
Louisville, Ky. Meier, Ernst, (1906-1907)
Clarksville, Iowa. Meier, Rev. Herman L., (1876)
( Deceased ) . Meinershagen, Willjani, (1SS0-1S91)
(Deceased). Meinershagen, William, (1882-1885)
Higginsville, Mo. Meintz, M. H., (1SS4-1S86)
(Deceased). Meinzer,. Gotthold, (1907-1908)
Ackley, Iowa. Meise, Adolf, (1913-1921)
Chicago, 111. Meisenheimer. Rev. W.. (1914)
Lewisville, O.. Meisenhelter, Rev. G., (1887)
(Deceased). Meister, Teacher J., (1912)
Detroit, Mich. Melchert, Rev. J. C, (1916)
Bishop. Texas. Melges, William, (1888-1889)
Chicago, 111. Menzel, Rev. Alfred, (1S86)
Chicago, 111. Menzel, Rev. E., (1916)
Buffalo, N. T. Menzel, Rev. Paul A., (1SS3)
Washington, D. C Mercord. Carl, (1878-1881)
Prescot, Pierce Co., Wis. Jlernitz. Rev. R., (1897)
Chicago Heights, 111. Mernitz. Roland, (1919-1920)
Chicago Heights, 111. Jlersbach, Carl, (1879-1880)
Frederika, Ohio. Merten, Rev. Theo.. (1S98)
Lorain, Ohio. Merz, Rev. E., (1912)
Delano, Minn. Merzdorf. Rev. J., (1907)
Milwaukee, Wis. Merzdorf, Rev. W., (1908)
Cincinnati, Ohio. .Meusch, Rev. F. A.. (1895)
New Albany. Ind. Meusch. Theophil. (1S77-1SS2)
St. Louis, ^lo. Meyer, Rev. A., (1908)
Tell City, Ind. Mever. Rev. A. F., (1910)
Central Provinces, E. India.
Meyer, Rev. A. T., (1914)
(Deceased). Meyer, Arthur, (1887-1888)
New Baden, Texas. Meyer, Carl, (1916-1918)
Winnipeg, Canada. Meyer, Charles, (1888-1889)
Chicago, 111. Mever, Christian, (1879-1883)
Carlinville, 111. Meyer, Clarence, (1913-1917)
Rochester, N. Y. Meyer, Emil Otto, (1886-1888)
(Deceased), Meyer, Ernst Wm., (188S-18S9)
(Deceased ) . Mever, Helmut, (1918-1919)
Chicago, 111. Meyer, Henry W., (1892-1893)
Sedalia, Mo. Meyer, Rev. J. P.. (1903)
St. Louis. Mo. Meyer, Richard, (1900-1901)
St. Louis, Mo. Mever, Teacher William, (1882)
Lincoln. 111. Meyer, Rev. William, (1886)
Elgin, 111. Meyer, William H., (1913-1917)
Rochester, N. Y. Meyer, Wm. "Walter, (1914-1915)
Elgin, 111. Miche, Rev. C, (1881)
Highland. 111. Miche. Teacher William. (1878-1880)
(Deceased). Michel, G. P., M. D., (1899)
Buffalo, N. Y. Michel, Teacher J. A., (1890)
Chicago, 111. Michels. Rev. K.. (1887)
Muscatine, Iowa. Miller, Carl, (1878-1879)
Richton, 111. Miller, Conrad H., (1876-1877)
Columbia, 111. Miller, George, (1883-1884)
Chicago, 111. Miner, Rev. O. C, (1881)
Louisville, Ky. Mittendorf, Rev. F., (1904)
Genoa, Ohio. Moellentin. P., (1909)
Chicago, 111. Moenkhaus, Rev. William, (1917)
Liberty, Neb. Moerke, Rev. Ewakl. (1912)
Madison, Wis. Moerlin. Carl, (1893-1893)
Cincinnati, Ohio. Moerschel. Andrew, (1895-1896)
Casco, Mich. Moessner. Rev. L. R., (1905)
Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Mohme, El-win, (191G)
Elkhart Lake, Wis. Mohr, Teacher Chr., (1S97)
Jefferson City, Mo. Mohr, Rev. R., (1913)
Ben Arnold, Texas. Moog, Teacher George, (1875)
Detroit, Mich. Moritz, Rev. Carl, (1873)
(Deceased) . Moritz, Rev. Daniel, (1901-1905)
Marion, Otiio. Moritz, Rev. Emanuel. (1909-1912)
Florence, Mo. Moritz, Rev. J., (189S)
(Deceased). Moritz. Rev. P., (1900)
Independence, Mo. Moritz, Teacher William, (1897)
St. Louis, Mo. Mornhinweg, Rev. G., (1S96)
- New Braunfel.s, Texas. Morrow, Walter, (1916-1917)
Plymouth, Ind. Mory, Walter, (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Mottschall Teacher F., (1898)
Chicago, 111. Mottschall, Hugo. (1S97-1S9S)
Chicago, 111. Muecke, Rev. O., (1916)
Miltonsburg, Ohio. Muehler. Teacher A., (189.))
Milwaukee, Wis. Mueller, Adolf, (1894-1S97)
Millstadt, 111. Mueller, C, Organist, (1910)
Milwaukee, Wis. Mueller, Rev. Carl, (1874)
(Deceased). Mueller, Rev. C. J.. (1893)
Towerhill, 111. Mueller. Rev. E., (1888)
Clayton, Mo. Mueller. B., (1917)
Rosenberg, Texas. Mueller, Emil. (1913-1915)
Brenham, Texas. Mueller, Rev. G., (1S81)
Dayton, Ohio. Mueller. George. (18S3-1884)
Elmhurst, 111. Mueller, Rev. H. F.,. (1901)
Champaign, 111. Mueller, Rev. L. C. F., (1909)
Mueller, Rev. Max, (1911)
Mueller, Otto, (1916-1918)
Sauk Rapids, Minn. Mueller, Rev. Samuel, (1895)
( Deceased ) . Mueller. Rev. Th. L., (1880)
Idalia. Colo. Mueller. Rev. T.. (1912)
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mueller, Rev. Wm. C, (19111)
Millersburg, Ohio. Munstermann, Alvin, (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Munzert, Rev. Th., (1874)
Evanston, 111. Mysch, Rev. G. A., (1882)
Supt.. Orphans Home,
Bensenville, 111. Mysch, Emil. (1877-1882)
Sheboygan, Wis. Nagel, Arniin, (1918-1920)
Rush Hill ,Mo. Nagel, Rev. C, (1S92)
Antigo, Wis. Nagel, Rev. H. C, (1889)
( Deceased ) . Nagel, Otto, (1880-1881)
Warsaw, 111. Nagel, Teacher Wm., (1886)
(Deceased). Nagel, Wm. H. R., (1919-1920)
Rush Hill, Mo. „_,_^
Maujoks, Teacher F. L., (1903-1907)
Lorain, Ohio. Nestel. Rev. J. C, (1880)
Armstrong, Ind. Neucks, Gustave. (1897-1901)
Chicago, 111. ,„,-,
Neuhaus, Arthur, (191o-1917)
Rosslyn, Texas. Neumann, Kilmer J., (1917-1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Neumann. Paul, (1910-1911)
Evansville, Ind. Neumann, Victor. (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Niebuhr, Rev. H.. (1912)
Prof.. Eden Seliiinary,
St. Louis, Mo.
Niebuhr, Rev. R., (1910)
Detroit. Mich. Niederecker, Oscar, (1902-1904)
O'Fallon, 111. „,^^
Niedermeyer, Rev. P., (1913)
McGirk, Mo. ,,„oo,
Niefer, Rev. H., (1892)
Milwaukee, Wis. Niekrenz, George, (lS87-lS8b)
Niles Center, 111. Nies, Alfred J.. (1914-1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis, Mo. Niethammer, Rev. A., (189-)
(Deceased). Niewoehner. Conrad, (1889-1891)
Warrenton, Mo. Nitz, Emil. (1914-1916)
Baroda, Mich. Noehren, Rev. H., (1874)
Wayland. N. T., NoUau, Fred. (1908-1910)
Webster Groves, Mo. NoUau, Rev. John, (1900)
(Deceased)
Nolting, Ernst, (1885-1890)
(Deceased). Nolting. Herman. (18S6-1S90)
Freeport, 111. Nott, Herman, (1874-1S75)
Freeport, 111. Nussmann, Rev. G., (1894)
Pomeroy, Ohio. Nussmann, Rev. Oscar, (1901)
Miami, Pla. Oberbeck. W. H., (1892-1894)
St. Louis. Mo. Oberhellmann, Rev. Th.. (1888)
Concordia, Mo. Oberkircher, Rev. F., (1907)
Erie, Pa. Oberlaender, Carl, (1876-1877)
Syracuse, N. Y. Oehler, Emanuel, (1893-1895)
St. Louis, Mo. Oekel, August, (1S86-188S)
Toledo, Ohio. Oestreich, Herman, (1S90-1S91)
(Deceased). Oestreicher. L., (1919)
Somerville, Ind. Otner, Teacher William, (1910)
Ohrt, Richard, (1903)
Ott. Rev. B. C, (1897)
Chicago, 111. Ott, Rev. W.. (1917)
Winesburg, Ohio. Otto, Emil. (1S90-1894)
Columbia, 111. Otto, Rev. G., (1890)
( Deceased). Otto, Herman, (1884-1887)
( Deceased ) . Otto, John, (1885-1S87)
Denver, Colo. Overbeck. Rev. J.. L, (1905)
Vincennes, Ind. Paetzold. Edward. (1918)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Paff, C. Sch. C, (1880)
Wausau, Wis. Pahl, Rev. G., (1S89)
Chicago, 111. Pannier, Carl W., (1878-1879)
Dessau, Germany. Papsdorf, Fred. (1903-1904)
Detroit, Mich, lorf, Paul, D. D. S., (1909)
Chicago, 111. Papsdorf. Rev. Th.. (1901)
Chicago, 111. ,„,,,
Paschen. Walter O., (1917)
(Deceased). Patberg, Melvin C. (1916-191.)
Holland. Ind. Pauli, Henry B., (1884-1886)
Blberfeld, Germany.
Penningroth, August, (1902-1904)
Hartley, Iowa.
Penningroth. Juliu.«. (1901-19115)
Chicago, 111. Persch, Rev. Albert, (1916)
Salt Lake Citv, Utah. Peter, William, (1S95-1S96)
Cleveland, Ohio. Peters, Hilbert, (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Peters, Rev. J. C, (1S76)
Indianapolis, Ind. Peters, Victor, (1877-1878)
Weinsberg, Ohio. Petersen, Henry, (1900-1903)
St. Louis. Mo. Pfaff, Teacher G.. (1884)
Pfeiffer, Teacher Fr., (1892)
St. Louis, Mo. Pfeiffer, Rev. P.. (1895)
Springfield, Ohio. Pfitzer, Rev. F., (1915)
Loui.sville. Kv. Pflug, Theodore. (1908-1909)
Somerville, Ind. Pfundt. Rev. E.. (1913)
Billings. Mo. Pfundt, Rev. Th., (190" )
Clifton, Texas. Pheiffer. Rev. Harry, (1913 1
Sandusky, Ohio. Pielemeier, Teacher E.. (1884)
Vincennes, Ind. Pielemeier. Edwin, (1914-1915)
Chelsea. Mich. Piepenbrock. Rev. E., (19111
Wabash. Ind. Piepenbrock, Rev. Fr.. (1910)
Marthasville, Mo. Piepenbrock. Rev. P., (1907)
Weimar, Texas. Pinckert. Rev. Edw.. (18S4)
West Chicago, 111. Pinckert, Louis T.. (1919)
Manheim, 111. Pinckert. Rev. O.. (1913)
Lincoln. Kan. Pinckert, Teacher P. C (1880)
( Deceased ) . Pister. Rev. H.. (1906)
Evan.?ville. Ind. Pister. ftev. Jacob, (1887)
Chicago. III. Pister. John C. (1914-1915)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Pister, Robert. (1898-1899)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Pister, William, (1886-1887)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Pistor. Herman. (1S81-1S82)
Willow Springs. Kan. Plassmann. Rev. E.. (1917)
Hornick, Iowa. Pleger. Rev. C, (1885)
St. Louis. Mo.
P.\GE FIFTY-THREE
Pobanz, Rev. Ph..
Inkster, N. D. Polster. Rev. Joseph,
St. Louis, Mo. Polzin, Frank,
Chicago, 111. Poss, Carl,
Lewiston, Minn. Preiss, Otto,
Desperes, Mo. Piell, Rev. Paul,
Shepherd, Mont. Piess. Rev. G.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Press, Rev. O..
St. Louis, Mo. Press, Rev. Paul,
St. Louis, Mo. Press, Rev. Sam, D., D.
Pres., Eden Semi
St. Louis, Mo. Puhlmann, Rev. F.,
Cumberland, Ind. Quinius, Henr.v,
Waco, Texas. Quinius, Rev. J. P.,
New Orleans, La. Racherbaemer, Teacher
Hoyleton, 111. Rague, Rev. S. H. v.,
New Bremen, Ohi Rahmoeller, Fr. ^X..
St. Louis, Mo. , Rev. Adolf,
Hookdale, 111.
Rev. E.,
Chicago, 111.
Rahn Rahn
Rahn, El-
Rahn
Niles, Mich. , Rev. Fred.-
Niles, .Mich. Rahl., Rev. H..
Edward-sville. III. Rapp. John.
St. Louis, Mo. Rasche, Rev. August C,
Wheeling, W. Va. Rasche, Rev. C,
West Burlington, Rasche, Fr.,
Burlington, Iowa. Rasche, John,
Burlington, Iowa. Rath. Rev. Wm..
Norwood, Minn. Rath, Wm. G.,
Eden Sem., St. Loi Rathert, Adolf,
St. I^ouis, Mo. Rathsfeld, Gottlieb,
Chicago, III. Rathmann, Rev. E..
Chicago. 111.
P.\GE FIFTY-FOUR
(1915)
(1913-191S)
(1S92-1894)
(18S7-1SSS)
(1S73-1S74)
(1917)
(1S90)
(1S9S)
(1S95)
D.. (1893)
(1911) (19(13-1903)
(1880) L., (1911)
(1903) (1889-1890) (1891-1892)
(1876) (1898-1899)
11876)
(ISS4) 1 1883-1885)
(1904)
(1908) Iowa. (1891-1894)
(1893-189.))
(188.5)
(1916-1920) lis. Mo. (1889-1890)
(1873-1874)
(18S9)
Rathmann, Rev. Wr
Bartlett, 111. Ranch, Martii
ngto
(1894)
(1917-191S) . 111. Raukohl. Teacher H.. (1879)
Quincy, 111. Rausch. Fuerchtegott. (1880-lSSl)
Haubstadt. Ind. Rausch, Rev. J., (1874)
Claremont, III. Ray, George, (1S86-1S87)
Waterloo, 111. Reh. Rev. Otto F.. (1916)
Centralia, 111. Rehsteiner, Edm., (1878-1880)
St. Louis, ^lo. Reichert, Rev. J., (1893)
Portage, Wis. Reichert. Wm.. (1SS7-18S9)
Manchester. Mich. Reifschneider, H., (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo. Reimund, Harold. (1913-1913)
Meadville, Pa. Reinhard, Rev. .\ugiist. (1873-1874)
Syracuse, N. Y. Reinhaid, Otto, (1912-1913)
Marion. Texas. Reinert, Ludwig. (1914-1916)
St. Charles, Mo. Reinicke, Rev. Joseph, (1881)
Wooster, Ohio. Reinke. Teacher j., (1878)
St. Louis, Mo. Reinke, Chi-istian, (1909-1911)
Saginaw, .Mich. Reller, Rev. H., (1879)
Albany, N. Y. Reller, Hugo N., Banker, (1894-1S96)
Vincennes, Ind. Reller, Rev. O., (1909)
Rochester, N. Y. Reller, William, (1SS3-1SS7)
Miltonsburgh, Oliio. Reller, Teacher Wni., (1874)
( Deceased ) . Rensehler, W., (1916-1919)
Shepherd, Mont. Rest, Rev. C, (1897)
Marsalltown, Iowa. Reuling, Edwai-d, (1S7S-1S79)
Pekin, 111. Reusch, .\.. (1.895)
St. Louis, Mo. Richardt, Paul, (191i;-1917)
Huntingburg, Ind. Richey, Charles. (1914-1915)
St. Louis, Mo. Richey, P., (1917)
St. Louis, Mo. Richter, Robt., (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Riechmann, Alvie. (1912-1913)
Irvington. 111.
Rieder, Rev. H.,
Marshall. Okla. Rieger, Rev. J. C,
Quinc.v, 111. Rieger, Rev. N.,
Kansas City, Mo. Riemann, Carl,
Ti-enton, 111. Riemann, John,
Trenton, 111. Riemann, Rev. Rudolph
Lenox, Mich. Riemann, Rev. William,
Minnesota Lake, : Riemeier, Rev. J.,
( Deceased ). Riemeier, Rev. William.
Carlinville, 111. Riese. Henry,
Pekin, 111. Ringle. Rev. O..
Wausau. Wis. Rinkert. Fred,
Hollywood, Kan. Rintelmann, Ewald.
Milwaukee, Wis. Ritterskamp. William,
Fi-eeiandville, Ind Ritzmann. Samuel,
( Deceased ) . Rixmann, Paul,
Long Prairie, Min Rodenbeck, Rev. F..
Griswold, Iowa. Rodenberg, Albert,
Napoleon. Mo. Roedei-er. Elmei-.
Jeffersontown, Ky. Roelfsema. John,
Ale.xandei-. Iowa. Roerig. Rev. Wm. H..
Barmen, Germany Rohrmann, Henry,
Zanesville, Ohio. Rolf, Rev. F. J..
Rock Island, 111. Rolf, Teacher William,
Pekin, 111. Roloff, Carl.
Sheldenhein. 111. Rosche. Daniel,
Navarre, Ohio. Rose, Richai-d,
Parkville, Md. Rosendahl, E.,
Petersburg. 111. Roth, Rev. A. C,
Westphalia, Ind. Roth. Rev. C.
Elmwood Place. Oh Roth. Rev. C.
Chillicothe. Ohio. Roth. Louis, (
(Deceased).
(1911) Roth, Rev. William. (1S85) Benton Harbor, Mich.
(1880) Roth, William, (1906-1907)
St. Joseph, Mich. (1883) Rueckert, Fi-.. (1905-1907)
Holyrod, Kan. (18S6-1887) Rueggeberg, Rev. C, (1915)
Pavette, Idaho. (1SS6-18S7) Runge, Alfred, (1913-1916)
Peotone, 111.
(1912) Saeger. Teacher F., (1880) ( Deceased ) .
(1910) Saeger. Teacher L.. (1874) linn. St. Charles, Mo.
(1876) Saenger, Rev. C, (1902)
El Centre, Cal. (1880) Saffran. Rev. P.. (1897)
Niles. Mich. (1875-1876) Sailer, Fi-ed, (1884-1885)
Acklev, lo-n-a. (1898) Salatin, Carl, (1891-1892)
Chicago, 111. (1905-1907) Saleske. Rev. P.. (1913)
Coshocton, Ohio. (1915-191S) Sandreczki. P., M. D., (1897)
Buffalo, N. Y. (1884-1885) Saxler, Hai-old W. J., (1911-1912)
Chicago, 111. (1886-1888) Schaefer, Rev. Carl, (1916)
Schaefer, C. Theo., (ISSO)
(1906-190S) (Deceased).
1. Schaefer, Rev. Fr.. (1916)
(1911) Colby, Kan. Schaefer, Rev. F. W.. (1876)
(1907-1919) (Deceased).
Schaefer, Walter, (1918)
(1916-1919) Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo.
Schaeffer, Rev. C, (1:89)
(1900-19111) Hammond, Ind.
Shaei-, Rev. C , (1879)
(1887-1889) Piqua, Ohio.
Schaible, Paul, (1895-1896)
(1S86-1SS7) Sharon, Mich.
Schaub, Emanuel, (1884-1885)
(1903) (Deceased).
Schaubhut, Rev. Cai-1 F., (1873)
(1895-1899) Schaubs, Ei-nst J., (1900-1903)
Brillion, Wis. (1892-1893) Schauer. Rev. John, (1912)
Lockport, N. Y. (1878-1880) Schaumburg, Martin, (1915-1916)
Lester Prairie, Minn. (1896-1898) Scheerer, Jacob, (1883-1884)
Huntington, Ind. (1894) Scheible, Teacher A., (1900)
Cleveland, Ohio. (1891) Scheidemann, Rev. A., (1883)
(Deceased). (1879) Scheidemann, Walter, (1906-1908)
Acklev, Iowa. (1909) Scheitel, H., (1918-1919)
Rulo, Neb. 3-1896) Scheliha, Paul, (1878-1879)
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Schcmmer. Rev. A. F.. (1909)
Hinckley, 111. Schenck. Edgar, (1912-1913)
Milwaukee, Wis. Schenk. Rev. F. J., (1913)
Ft Madison. Iowa. Scherer. Teacher Th., (1882)
Chicago, 111. Scherf, C, (1912)
St. Louis, Mo. Scherzer, Carl, (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Scheuber, Rev. J., (1895)
( Deceased ) . Schewe. Teacher F. Vt'm.. (1878 1
Schick. G.. (1896)
(Deceased). Schiek, Rev. Herman J.. (1897)
Pres., Blmhurst College,
Elmhurst. 111. Schiek, Theophil E., (1900-1903)
( Deceased ) . Schiek, Theodore \V., (1892-1894)
St. Louis, Mo. Schild, Rev. William. (1881)
Bultalo, N. Y. Schiffmann, Albert P., (1914-1915)
St. Cloud, Minn. Schleicher, Teacher Fr.. (1886)
Schlierbach. Th.. M. D., (1878-1881)
Pana, 111. Schlinkmann. Emil, (1883-1884)
Schlinkmann, Rev. F., (1904)
Fields Landing, Cal. Schhnkmann, Teacher J., (1914)
Schlinkmann, Rev. Wm., (1906)
Milwaukee, Wis. Schluer, Teacher H., (1877)
Evansville, Ind. Schlueter, August, (1883-1884)
Brake, Germany. Schlueter, R., M. D., (1903-1906)
Chicago, 111. Schlundt, Teacher. D., (1896)
Chicago, 111. Schlundt, Emil, (1895-1896)
Parkers Settlement, Ind. Schlundt, Rev. Th., (1894)
Dover, Ohio. Schlundt, Theo.. Jr.. (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Schmale, Rev. Th., (1903)
Pittsburgh. Pa. Schmidt, Rev. C. E., (1907)
Wapokoneta. Ohio. Schmidt, Ernst. (1903-1906)
Scranton. Pa- Schmidt. Fr., (1884-1885)
Farina, 111. Schmidt, Rev. F. C. (1909)
St. Joseph, Mich. Schmidt, Rev. G. A., (1884)
Denver. Colo.
Schmidt, George G. A.. (1905-1906)
Howard City, Mich. Schmidt, Teacher H., (1887)
Portage, Wis. Schmidt. Rev. H. C, (1876)
Howard City, Mich. Schmidt. John. (1885-1887)
Seward. Neb. Schmidt, John, (1914-1915)
Schmidt. Louis H., (1906-1907)
Hinckley. 111. Schmidt. Paul W., (1918)
Chicago, 111. Schmidt. Teacher P., (1878)
Schmidt. Rev. Paul L., (1914)
Baltimore. Md. Schmidt. Rev. Ralph. (1917)
Ov
sbor
Ky.
(1906-1908) (1910-1912)
Schmidt, Willi!
St. Louis, Mo. Schmidt, Wm. G. C.
Reading, Ohio. Schmiemeier, Teacher Aug., (1881)
( Deceased ) . Schnake, Alfred. (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Schnake, Emil, (1913-1917)
Nashua. Iowa. Schnake. Rev. Paul, (1909)
Warsaw, 111. Schnathorst. Rev. F.. (1913)
Petersburg, 111. Schnathorst, Rev. F. W.. (1883)
( Deceased ) . Sdmeider. Rev. A.. (1917)
Hannibal, Ohio. Schneider. Rev. C (1909)
Prof., Eden Seminary.
St. Louis. Mo. Schneider. Edward C, (1917-1918)
Pittsburgh, Pa. Schneider. John, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Schneider, Rev. J. U.. Dr., (1883)
Evansville. Ind. Schnell. F. W.. (1884-1885)
New Orleans, La. Schnierle. Carl, (1898-1899)
Clinton, Mich. Schoen, Rev. A.. (1890)
Manchester, Mich. Schoenauer. Teacher Ernst, (1883)
(Deceased). Schoenhuth, Nathaniel. (1893^1894)
New Salem. N. D. Schoenstedt, Chr„ (1S81-1883)
Monee, III. Schoenstedt, F. C. (1875-1877)
Monee. 111. Schoenstedt, Otto, (1890-1891)
Monee, 111. Schoettel, G. U. (1883-1884)
Freeport, 111.
Schoettle, Rev. Herman, (1897-1900
Dexter. Mich. Schoettle, Rev. Jac, (1883
Cambridge, Ind. Schoettle, Paul, (189.3-1894
Manchester, Mich. SchoU. Rev. Frank. (1915
Covington, Ky. Scholz, Carl W. B., (1884-1886
Peterwitz, Silesia. Schonscheck, Edward. (1912-1913
Detroit. Mich. Schoon, William, (1887-1889
Wamego, Kan. Schoppe. Teacher A., (1885
Wellston, Mo. Schoppe, Rev. P.. (1914
Manitowoc, Wis. Schory. Teacher H., (1880
Indianapolis. Ind. Schory. Rev. St.. (1880
(Deceased). Schory. Rev. Theo., (1878
New Palestine, Ind. Schott, Jacob, (1883-1885
Schowalter, Clarence. (1915-1919
Milwaukee. Wis. Schrade. George, (1880-1881
Wucrttemberg, Germany. Schreiber. Teacher A. G., (1910
Champaign, 111. Schrodel. Martin P.. (1919
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Schroeder, Rev. Adam, (1873
( Deceased ) . Schroeder. Albert H.. (1911-1912
Peotone. 111. Schroeder, Rev. Fr., (1915
Chicago, 111. Schroeder, John, (1893-1895
New Haven. Mo. Schroeder, John Fr., (1892-1895
Chicago, 111. Schroeder. Justus. (1909
S. Amherst. Ohio. Schroeder. Rev. O., (1904
Utica, N. T. Schroeder, Rev. Paul M.. (1909
New Orleans. La. Schroerluke. Rev. O.. (1910
Schubert. Carl, (1886-1887
Berlin. Germanv. Schuch, Rev. J. N., (1897
Washington. Mo. Schueler, Rev. F. D., (1897
Lawrenceburg, rnd. Schuessler, Teacher H., (1908
Quincv, 111. Schuessler, H.. (1920
Eden Sem.. St. Louis, Mo. Schuessler, Teacher W., (1912
Chicago. 111. Schuh, Benjamin, (1908-1909
Monroe. Wis.
Schuldt. Franz, (1886-1888)
Hamburg. Germanv. Schultz. Rev. A.. (1882)
Schultz. Edward, (1887-1888)
Lyons, III. Schultz, Rev. G., (1908)
Haubstadt. Ind. Schultz, John J. W., (1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Louis. Mo. Schultz. Norbert, (1919)
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Schultz. Rev. W.. (1906)
Burlington. Iowa. Schultze, Adolf A.. (1880-1881)
Chicago. 111. Schulz, Rev. A.. (1909)
Muskegon, Mich. Schulz. Rev. O.. (1900)
Schulz, Rev. P.. (1893)
Schulz, Waldemar C, (1911-1913)
Menomonee, Mich. .Schulz, William, (1882)
Schumacher, Teacher G,. (1878-1880)
St Louis, Mo. Schumacher. Rev. T., (1912)
Chesterfield, Mo. Schumm, Herman, (1S75-1876)
Medaryville, Ind. Schuster, Teacher G.. (1892)
Michigan CItv. ind. Schwab, Rev. J. P.. (1905)
New York. X. Y. Schwartz, C, (1907)
( Deceased ) . Schwartz. Teacher C. (1893)
( Decease*) ) . Schwartze, Rev. Robert. 11915)
Ellsworth. Wis. Schweickhardt. Rev. L.. (1898)
New Orleans, La. Schweinfurth. Rev. F.. (1914)
Newburg. Ind. Schwemmer. Wm. C, (1920)
Eden Sem., St. Louis. Mo Schwenk, Henry, (1885-1886)
Seissen. Wittenberg. Schwichtenberg, Max., (1875-1877)
Michigan City, Ind. Seeger, George, (1877-1880)
Haubstadt. Ind. Seefeld, C. A., (1883-1884)
Franklin. Iowa. Seibert. William. (1880-1881)
( Deceased ) . Seiberth, Teacher. J.. (1893)
Seiberth. Rev.. Ph., (1894)
Prof., Washington University,
St Louis, Mo. Seiftert. William, (18S4-1885)
Okawville. 111. Senne, Henry. (1918)
Bensenville. 111. Severing, Ernst, (1S99-1900)
Freeport. 111.
P.\GE FIFTY-FU'E
Seybold. Rev. E.. (1907)
Ackley. Iowa. Seybold. Gottlob. (1883-1884)
New Orleans, La. Seybold. Rev. I. T., 11876)
Blue Springs, Mo. Seybold, Rev Jonathan, (1876)
( Deceased ) . Seybold, Rev. M.. (19H)
New Douglas. 111. Seybold. Teacher, P., (1S79I
Davis, 111. Seybold. Rev. Theo., (1910)
Raipur. E. India. Siebenpfeifter, ■R'ni.. (1S79-1S80)
Rochester. N. Y. Siegenthaler, Rev. A.. (1898)
( Deceased ) . Siegenthaler. Rev. G.. (1909)
Buffalo, N. T. Siegenthaler. O-war. (1893-1894)
Erie, Pa. Sielemann, Fred,
Quincy, 111. Sieniers^ Walter. (1903-1904)
(1896-1899)
Hav
\Vi
Silldorf. Julius C, (I873-187.T)
Shermerville. 111. Simon. Peter, ( 191 7-1 92m )
\V'ind.sor, Colo. Sinning. Kev. Edw.. (1916)
Louisville. Kv. Slupianek, Eniil, (1904-1906)
Iladstone. Neb, Socll, Kev. E.,
Elmore. Ohio.
(1911)
Son
Keokuk. Iowa, ich. J. F.. (1887-1888)
SL Louis. iMo. Sonneborn. George. (1919)
Eden .Sem., St. Loui.^, .\[o S..nneborn. Rev. H. J.. (1908)
Cincinnati. Ohio. Spangcnberg. Rev. H., (1898)
Millbury, Ohio. Sparenberg, Oscar, (1900-1903)
St. Louis. Mo. Spathelf. Rev. E. H., (1900)
Elkhart. Ind. Spelcher, Daniel. ( 187.'i-1876 )
Urba
Ind.
Speicher. Teacher Sylvester, (1874)
( Deceased ) . Speicher. Sylvester, (1896-1897)
Evansville, Ind. Spcidel. I.. D. D. S.. (1907-190S)
Buffalo. N. Y. Speidel, Rev. P.. (1876)
( Deceased ) . Sperber, A., (1896-1897)
St. I.-ouis. Mo. Sperber, Teacher O.. (1892)
( Deceased ) .
F\r,E FIFTV-SI.V
Spoerneder, Carl. (1892-1893)
Centralia. 111. Sprenger, Rev. C. (1898)
Rome. N. Y. Staehlin. Emanuel. (1896-1899)
Chicago. 111. Staehlin. Paul. (1891-1894)
Chicago. III. Stahlhut, Gustave. (1886-1887)
Edwardsville. 111. Stange, Rev. P.. (1913)
Milwaukee, Wis. Stanger. Rev. C. G.. (1891)
Prof.. Elnihurst College.
Elmhurst. 111. Stanger. Rev. Gottlob H., (1873)
Hinsdale, III. Stanger. John. (1S78-1882)
Boston. Mass. Stanger. Robert. (1918)
Eden Sem.. St. Loui<!. Mo. Stanger. Theophil. (1892-1894)
( Deceased ). Starck. Rev. C. A.. (187.5)
( Deceased). Starck. Phillipp. (1876-1878)
Chicago, 111. Stauss. Teacher John. (1881)
Glenbeulah, Wis. Stave, Henry, (1900-1901)
Baltimore. Md. Stech, H.. (190-.)
St. Louis. Mo. Stegen. Julius. (1902-1904)
Marthasville. Mo. Steinmark, H. F.. (1916-1919)
Armv of Occupation.
Coblenz. Germany. Steller. Henry. (1871-1873)
Milwaukee, Wis. Stengell. Leo.. (1918-1920)
Louisville. Ky. Stille. Teacher, J.. (1890)
Quincy. 111. Stilli. Rev. Edwin A.. (1901-11)02)
I^ouisville. Ky. Stilli. Rev. John G.. (1903)
Louisville. Kv. Stock. Herm., (1918-1920)
Baxter, Iowa. Stoelting, Rev. F. A.. (IS.V?)
Holland. Ind. Stoerker. Adolf. (1918)
St. Charles, Mo. Sioerker. Rev. F.. (1908)
Nickerson, K-in. Stoerker. Rev. P.. (1902)
Jefferson City, Mo. Stoerker. Rev. Th.. (1915)
New Albin. Iowa. Stoll. Theodore. (1900-1901)
Chicago. III. Stommel. Rev. Bwald. (1917)
Crown Point. Ind.
(1891-1892) (1914-1916)
Stonckmeier, Fred.
Hoyleton. 111. Storrer, Alvin,
( Deceased ) . Strasburg, T., (1918-1919)
Hutchinson. Minn. Strate. Rev. W.. (191.5)
Straube. Teacher K.. (1893)
St. Louis. Mo. Strauch. Oscar T.. (1907-1908)
Delano, Minn. Strauss, Rev. J., (1874)
Robinson. Texas. Strauss, J. D.. (1906)
Waco. Texas. Streib. Rev. Geo. W., (1887-1889)
Cottleville, Mo. SIreich. Rev. H. L.. (1904)
Buffalo. N. Y. Strbtker. Bernhard. (1919-1920)
Beaufort. Mo. Strbtker. Rev. H., (1887)
Beaufort. Mo. Strub. Rev. H.. (190.5)
Erie. Pa. Strubbe, Christian. (lg91-lS92)
Lincoln. Neb. Struckmeier. Rev. C, (1887)
San Francisco. Cal. Struckmeier, F.. (1891-1892)
Hoyleton. III. Struckmeyer. Teacher C, (1912)
W.ilerloo. III. Suedniover. Rev. L.. (1897)
Buffalo. N. Y. Suhl. Richard. (1910-1911)
Tu.scola. III.
(182-18S3)
Chi
111.
SuiiOtt. Rev. A.. (1913)
New Palestine. Ind. Suter, Samuel R. I>h . (1889-1891)
Bloomington. III. Tangemann. Gottlob. (1887-1888)
Newton. Kan. Tanner, Armin. (1908-1910)
Carlvle. 111. Tanner. Edmund. (1901-1904)
Dallas. Tex. Taylor. Samuel. (1883-1884)
Elmhurst. 111. Tepas. Rev. Bernhard J., (191.5)
Rochester. N. Y. Tesch. Rev. H., (1890)
( Deceased). Tester. Rev. P.. (1,S79)
El Cajon. Calif. Thcis. Edward H.. (1916-1917)
Granite City. 111. Thcis. Emory (1918)
McCormick Theo. Seminary.
Chicago. 111. Thiclkcr. Carl L.. (1912)
Sand Prairie, 111.
Thomas. Carl. (1882-1884)
New Hanover. 111. Thormann. Leo.. (1892-1896)
Huntingburg. Ind. ,„„^,
Thoi-ward, Henry T.. (1873-1875)
Powhattan Pt.. Ohio. Thumm. John, (1889-1892)
Columbia, Pa. Thurmann. Henry W., (1881-1883)
Madison Co.. 111. „,„,
Tiedemann. A. T.. (1910)
Public Accountant.
Manheim. 111.. Tiedemann. Elmer H.. (1910)
Public Accountant.
Manheim. III.. ,„,-,
Tiedemann. P. Thomas, (1916)
Franklin Park, 111. Tiedemann, Th. H.. (1879-1881)
Manheim. 111. Tietke. Herman, (1908-1911)
Bari'ington, HI. Tietz. Robert J.. (1912-1913)
Manly, la. ,„„„,
Tillmanns. Rev. E.. M. D.. (1898)
Los Angeles. Cal. Tillinanns, Rev. Theodore, (1898)
Lawrence, Kan. Tjardes. John. (1S85-1SS7)
(Deceased). ,,nna-.
Toelle. Rev. H., (1906)
Paducah, Ky. Toennies. Benjamin, (1912-1913)
St. Louis, Mo. ,iai9^
Toennies, D., (1912)
St. Louis. Mo. Tofft. Andrew, (1887-1889)
Watervliet, Mich. Torbitzki. Edward J., (1884-1885)
Dittmer's Store, Mo. Totzke. Henry E.. (1918)
Trabandt. Ferdinand. (1910-1916)
Traeger. Rev. John, (1885-1888)
Chicago. 111. ,,oo<:%
Trefzer. Rev. J. C, (ISSb)
(Deceased). „„„^
Trojahn, Justus. (1890-1893)
Oak Hai'bor, Mich. ,,„„-,
Trost. Teacher Theo.. (1887)
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Trupp. George. (lS8J-l«si»
Tippecanoe, Ohio.
Tschudy. Emiil. (1883-1884)
Monroe. Wis.
Tschudv. Rev. F.. (1904)
New Haven, Mo.
Tschudv. Jacob. (1874-1875)
Monroe, Wis.
Twente. Rev. Theo.. (1910)
Sakti. C. P., E. India.
Twiehaus. Henry, (1874-1875)
Califori
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Uhrland, Rev. W. B., |
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Indianapolis, Ind. |
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Ulbricht, William. |
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Tell City. Ind. |
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California, Mo. |
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Palatine. 111. |
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Cherokee, Iowa. |
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Wausau, Wis. |
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Hamburg, N. Y. |
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Vogelmann, Rev. C. |
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Chicago, 111. |
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Red Bud. 111. |
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Bdwardsville, 111. |
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Elmhurst, 111. |
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Rosedale, Kan. |
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Hamilton, Ohio. |
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Freelandville, Ind |
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Vonderheidt. John, |
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Chicago, 111. |
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Mapleton, Iowa. |
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Pittsburgh, Pa. |
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Wachenteld. Fried., |
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Augusta. Mo. |
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Wagner. Carl, |
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Bensenville, 111. |
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Bensenville. 111. |
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Wahl, Rev. A., (1911)
Attica. N. Y. Wahl Christian W., (1892-1893)
Cleveland, Ohio. Wall, Wendelin, (1872-1873)
St. Louis, Mo. AValser. Rev. Henry, (1873)
St. Louis, Mo. Walser, Otto T., M. D., (1896-1897)
St. Louis, Mo. Walter, Carl, (1885-1886)
North Amherst, Ohio. Walterhause, Geo. Von. (1901-1904)
Forest Park. 111. Walther, Sam. M.. (1873-1874)
Powhattan Point, Ohio. Walz, Rev. A.. (1882)
Walz, Teacher A., (1901)
River Rouge, Jlich. Wambach, Fred W.,
Elkhart, Ind. Wandtke, Teacher E.,
Edwardsport. Ind. Warber, Rev. E. ^V. C,
Alhambra, III. Teache
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111.
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(1899)
(1896)
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(1918-1919)
(1880-1884)
(1894)
(1915)
(1883-1884) iberg. (1891)
(1914-1915)
(1907)
Warskow. Rev.
Quihcv. 111. Waiskow. Ernst,
Coloma, ilich. Warth, Paul,
( Deceased ) . Webbink, Rev. G.,
Owosso, Mich. Webbink. Rev. W.,
Foi-restville, Mich Weber, Ernst,
Freudenstadt, Wuerttemberg. Weber, F.,
Baltimore, Md. Weber, Kuno,
Pearl City, 111. Weber. Rev. L. C,
Chillicothe, Ohio. Weber, Teacher O., (1882)
Weber, Otto, (1898-1899)
Manchester, Midi. Weber, Teacher S., (1900)
Chicago. III. Wedeking. Otto. (1877-1879)
( 1 >eceased ) . Wehrhalin, Henry, (1884-18S6)
Chicago, 111. Wehrli, Rev. .\., (1913)
Registrar, Eden Stminar.v,
St. Louis. Mo. Wehrmann, Gustave, (1879-1880)
(Deceased). Weil, Rev. P., (1S86)
Hammond, Ind. Weinheimer, Geo. H., (1873-1874)
Chicago, 111. Weiser, Rev. C, (1889)
Weiss. Teacher C. A., (1880)
Chicago, 111. Weiss. Teacher Fr.. (1876)
( Deceased ) . "iVeiss. Teacher Louis, (1886)
( Deceased ) . Weissbrodt, Teacher Wni., (1883)
Milwaukee, Wis. Weithe, Arthur, (1907-1909)
( Deceased ) . Weizel, George, (1894-1896)
Meadville, Pa. Weking, Louis, (1892-1893)
Hovleton, 111. Welcker. Fred, (1917-1918)
Bensenville, 111. Wellhoelter, Rev. Arthur. (1909)
Wellner. Carl, (1878-1879)
Bensenville, 111. Weltge, Rev. F. W.,
Belvue, Kan. Weltge. Rev. P.,
Holyrood, Kan. Weltge. Rev. William,
Du Quoin, 111. Wendland, Herman,
Elmhurst. 111. Werhahn. Rev. F. H. W..
Chicago, 111. Wei-heim, Rev. Dr. Wm.
Buffalo, N. Y. Werner, Adolf.
Lahr, Baden. August,
Ohi
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111.
Werner, Eugene,
Chicago, 111. Werner, .Tulius,
Syracuse, N. Y. AVerth, Nathaniel,
Hartsburg, Mo. Werth. Rev. W., Westerbeck, Rev. E.,
Addieville, 111. Westerbeck. Roy,
Quincy, 111. Westerteld. Fred,
Hoyleton, 111. Wettle, Teacher W.,
Lasalle, 111. Wetzeler, Rev. Walter R.
Eden Sem., St. Louis, Mo. Wetzeler, Rev. William. (1893)
Schleswig, Iowa. Wicht, Teacher H.. (1883-1885)
Wiebusch. August, (1881-1885)
( Deceased ) . Wiehmann. Ceroid, (1907-1908)
Laramie, Wvo. Wiegemann. Teacher G., (18S9)
Chicago, 111. Wiegmann, L., Banker, (1885)
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Wieland, O. C,
Supt. of Gern Lacrosse. Wi;
Wierth, Raymond,
Wiese, Hugo,
Eyota, Minn. Wiesecke, Rev. H. JI.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Wiesecke, Teacher W.,
( Decciised ) . Wiggermann, Rev. P. H.,
Newport, Kv. Wilke, Teacher Richard,
Bayonne, N. J. Wilkening. Henry A..
Hamel, 111. Wilking. Fred,
St. Louis. Mo. Winger, Rev. P..
Milwaukee. Wis. Winkel, August,
Pekin, 111. Wintermeyer, Rev. H.,
Far
111.
Wischemeyer, Rev. W Witt, Rev. W.,
St. Paul, Minn. Witte, Albert J..
Cumberland. Ind. Witte, Rev. R., R. Ph.,
Chicago, III. Wittlinger, Eugene
Tonawanda, X. Y. Wittlinger, Rev. O.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Wittlinger, Rev. Th.,
Valmeyer, 111. Witzke, Rev. B.,
Lester Prairie, Mil Wlange, August,
Houston. Texas. Wobus, Rev. P.,
Lebanon, 111. Wobus, Rev. R..
Sidney, Onio. Wobus, Rev. Th.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Wolf. Alfred,
Des Plaines, 111. Wolf, Edwin C,
Dunkirk, N. Y. Wolf. Rev. H.,
Des Plaines, 111. Wolf. Otto, C. E..
Des Plaines, 111. Wolf, Peter,
Milwaukee, Wis. Wolf, Ph. C,
Massillon, Ohio. Wolf, Reinhard,
Des Plaines, 111. Wolf, Theodore.
Des Plaines, 111.
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Ft. Worth, Texas. Wordel. Robert,
trhicago, 111. ■VVoth, Rev. A.,
Seward. Xeb. Woth, Rev. Fr..
Baltimore. Md. Wuellner. Teacher W..
Chicago, 111. ^Vulfmann, Rev. B..
Cleveland, Ohio. Wulfmann, Daniel,
Huntingburg, Ind. Wulfmann, Gustave.
Breese, lU. Wulfmann, Rev. J.,
Port Huron, Mich.
(1899) (1902-1906)
(1891) (1887-18SS)
(1894)
(1893) (1891-1892) (1884-1S85) (1891-1894)
Wulfmann. Rev. J., (1891-1894)
Port Huron. Mich. Wulfmann, Samuel, (1882-1884)
Breese, III. Wullschleger, Albert, (1917-1919)
Wullschleger, Rev. E., (1914)
Judson, N. D., Wullschleger, Teacher E., (1916)
Elmhurst. 111. Yostmeyer, Mairs, (1912-1913)
Amsterdam, N. T. Young, Charles, (1920)
Eden Sem., St, Louis, Mo. Zeiler, Martin, W., (1908-1912)
St. Louis, Mo. Zeiler, Robert, (1908-1913)
Elmhurst, 111.
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Buffalo, N. T. |
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Zeiler, -Alexander, |
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Tilsit, Mo. |
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Zeiler, Rev. Paul E., |
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Scranton, Pa. |
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Zeyher. Rev. C, |
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Wahpeton, N. D. |
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Zlemer, Otto W., |
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Ziesch, Julius, |
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Richburg, Okla. |
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Zimmermann, Rev. A., |
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Pekin, 111. |
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Zimmermann, C. Sch. J. |
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Zimmermann, Fred.
Chesterton, Ind. Zimmermann, John,
New Glarus, W Zimmermann, Julius.
Chicago, 111. Zimmermann, Rev. Robert,
Dittmer. Mo. Zink, Rev. A. R.
Buffalo, N. Y. Zwilling. Rev. O.,
Hudson, Kan. Zwilling, Rev. Paul R.,
Louisville, Ky. Zwilling. Teacher Ph. J
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