Hoefer
EDMUND (ho'fer), a Ger- Speak"; and "Days that Are No More." Time and the New"; "As the People They were followed by "Out of the Old the People," and proving very popular. in collected form under the title "From write fiction, his first stories appearing tory at Heidelberg. He began early to write fiction, his inally a lawyer. He founded the "Knick- New York City, in 1806. He was orig erary World," and Magazine," edited the "Lit- "American Magazine." His and was owner and edthe best known itor of the "American in collected form under the title "From his first stories appearing finest work was his songs, the be the People," and proving very popular. being "Sparkling and Bright," and "The They were followed by "Out of the Old Myrtle and Steel." Time and the New"; "As the People etical works Speak"; and "Days that Are No More."
The novels that followed, especially in Harrisburg, Pa., June 7, 1884. eople "Greyslaer" (1840). His complete porks appeared in 1874. He died He wrote the novel "German Hearts"; "The Demagogue"; "The Lost Son"; and "Lost in the World," had a wide circulation. He died in Cannstadt, May 23, 1882.
CONRAD VON, an Austrian general;