LEWISOHN, LUDWIG

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 15
(1 2), an /LEWIS-WiTH-HARRIS an ae author; 6. at Berlin, Germany, s. of Jaques and Minna Eloe er Lewisohn. He was brought to America in 1890 and was educated at the College of Charleston, 8. C., and at Columbia University. He joined the editorial staff of Double day, Page & Co., in 1904 but left the following year and until 1910 was engaged in writing for magazines. He was then an instructor in German at the University of Wisconsin for one ar and a istant profe or of German anguage and literature at Ohio State - University from 1911-19 after which he became a ociate editor of The Nation. Author: The Drama and the Stage, and Upstream: An American Chronicle, 1922. He also made several translations, was a lecturer on drama and poetry and contributed to various periodicals. LEWIS -WITH - HARRIS (58° 10’ N. 6° 35’ W.), northernmost island, Outer He brides, Scotland; area, c. 770 sq. miles. Lewis, or N. part, is included in Ro -shire; Harris, or 8. part, in Inverne -shire; chief town, Stornoway.
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