. History of the University of Michigan . TOBIAS JOHANN CASJEN DIKKHOFF Old English, and Philosophy under Sievers, Bahder,Brugmann, Wulcker, and ^Vundt. In 1902 hebrought out an edition of Lessings Nathan derWeise, with Introduction, Notes, and an Appendixof Parallel Passages. He was married, August 9,1900, to Julia Catherine Schacht, of Erie, Pennsyl-vania, and they have three children : Reimar Fred-erick, Frieda Sophie, and John Simon. HENRY CLAY ANDERSON was born atMorganfield, Kentucky, December 4, 1872, son ofJohn G. and Sophia F. (Cromwell) Anderson. Hisearly education was received in th
. History of the University of Michigan . TOBIAS JOHANN CASJEN DIKKHOFF Old English, and Philosophy under Sievers, Bahder,Brugmann, Wulcker, and ^Vundt. In 1902 hebrought out an edition of Lessings Nathan derWeise, with Introduction, Notes, and an Appendixof Parallel Passages. He was married, August 9,1900, to Julia Catherine Schacht, of Erie, Pennsyl-vania, and they have three children : Reimar Fred-erick, Frieda Sophie, and John Simon. HENRY CLAY ANDERSON was born atMorganfield, Kentucky, December 4, 1872, son ofJohn G. and Sophia F. (Cromwell) Anderson. Hisearly education was received in the country schoolsand in Morganfield Academy. He entered theKentucky State College and was graduated Mechan-ical Engineer in 1897. Two years later he wascalled to the University of Michigan as Instructor inMechanical Engineering. In 1903 he was ad-vanced to the rank of Assistant Professor, and in. HENRY CLAY ANDERSON Engineering Society. He was married .August 19,1903, to Sara Graham Sinnall. EDWARD HENRY KRAUS was born atSyracuse, New York, December i, 1875, son of JohnErhardt and Rosa (Kocher) Kraus. His father wasof German ancestry ; his mother, Swiss. He receivedhis preparatory education in the public schools ofhis native place and entered Syracuse University,where he was graduated Bachelor of Science in 1896and Master of Science in 1897. After serving fortwo years as insfructor in German and Mineralogyat Syracuse University, he went to Europe in 1899and took up graduate work at Munich, where hereceived the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1901 to 1902 he was again instructor inMineralogy at Syracuse University, being promotedto an Associate Professorship in the latter 1902 to 1904 he was head of the Departmentof Science in the Syracuse High School, also servingas Professor of Geology and Chemistry at the Sum-mer Sessions of Syracuse University in 1903
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