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| Format | Journal Article |
|---|---|
| Author, Analytic | H., G. D. |
| Title, Analytic | Der juengste Tag |
| Journal Title | Der Botschafter |
| Date of Publication | Aug. 1905 |
| Volume ID | XI |
| Issue ID | 8 |
| Location in Work | 246-250 |
| Notes | Herausgegeben von den Priestern der Versammlung vom Kostbaren Blute zu Collegeville, Indiana --- Author identified only by initials: G. D. H. |
| MKI Annotation | Information on Rev. George D. Heldmann. Information on the Congregation of the Most Precious Blood |
| Abstract | Part II - V. Continuation of Henry Merkl's dream state, in which he recalls times spent with his mother and brother, Fritz. At one point, the doorbell rings. Henry answers it to find his friend, August Elprecht, and another man named Loui Schmitt. Greeting Loui, "der Mutter ging ein Stich durch das Herz. Der kalte Blick des Fremdlings trifft sie wie das eisige Wehen aus einer Gletscherklust." But Henry is enjoying the conversation, and decides to remain home while his mother and brother go to church. His mother tells him to bring the two visitors along, but Henry replies, "Das geht nicht gut; ausserdem weiss ich nicht, ob Herr Loui Schmitt katholisch ist." Henry stays with the other two men. "Er hat dem Abgrund gerufen und der Abgrund hat geantwortet." [To be continued.] |
| Call Number | MKI Periodicals |
| MKI Terms | Fiction, religious/ Death -- fiction/ Catholic Church/ German Americans |