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| Format | Book Whole |
|---|---|
| Author, Monographic | Lochemes, M. J. (Michael Joseph), 1860-1924 |
| Title, Monographic | Theodotus. Ein Drama in fuenf Akten |
| Place of Publication | Chicago, Ill. |
| Publisher | Commissionsverlag von Muehlbauer u. Behrle |
| Date of Publication | 1895 |
| Extent of Work | 117 pages |
| View Online | View Online |
| Notes | On title page verso: Gedruckt im Waisenhause zu St. Francis, Wis. |
| MKI Annotation | Michael Lochemes, 1860-1924, pseudonyms Meik Fuchs, Dietrich Waldvogel. Born in New York, Lochemes was brought as an infant by his parents to Wisconsin. He grew up in Milwaukee and was ordained a Catholic priest in 1883. He taught history and literature at St. Francis, later serving as its director (1895). In 1910, Lochemes joined the Dominican Order in Racine. He wrote poetry, prose, and drama; he wrote in the Pennsylvania German dialect under the pseudonym Meik Fuchs. |
| Call Number | Digital file |
| MKI Terms | Theater & Drama/ German-American author/ Religious |