Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography

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Kryder, John Landor

physician, poet, was born Dec. 22, 1833, in New Berlin, Ohio. In 1858 he commenced the practice of medicine in Cedarville, Ind.

He is the author of a number of poems which have appeared in many leading magazines and newspapers.

KUEHN, ALEXANDER JACOB DAN- IEL, educator, clergyman, was born Jan. 1, 1850, in Pittsburg, Pa. He took a prewas a a paratory course at Fort Wayne, Ind.; a college course at Columbus, Ohio; and seminary course at the General Theological Seminary of New York city. He studied music and art, and also took a military passed examinations for for tutorship in course.

He in Mansfield, Ohio, and for eighteen years teacher and superintendent of schools. In 1888 he was ordained a deacon; a priest in 1889; has held two charges in the state of Minnesota; and is known as one of the most eminent priests of the protestant episcopal church. was KUEHNE, HEINRICH FRIEDRICK WILLHELM, educator, lecturer, author, was born March 31, 1856, in Germany.

He has been professor of Hamilton's Ladies college of Lexington, Ky.; president of the Marionville college, Mo.; and now fills the chair of modern languages and Hebrew in the South West Kansas college of Winfield, Kan. He is an active member of the German Language union in Berlin, Germany; and an expert translator in all leading modern languages. He is a popular lecturer, and the author of What the Master Minds of all Ages Have Said About God, Christ and the Bible; and other works.

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