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Se sei residente in uno stato membro dell'Unione Europea eccetto il Regno Unito, non puoi recuperare l'IVA per questo oggetto.April Counts Boos-Waldeck and Victor Leiningen were appointed to undertake the journey. They sailed in May, Count Leiningen requested a grant of land from the Texan gov- ernment for colonizing purposes with the condition that the colon- ists be exempt from taxes for the first several years, which con- dition was, however, not approved by the government.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 39 defeated in his plans. Count Boos-Waldeck, however, remained in Texas, established the Nassau plantation and finally withdrew his membership in the "Verein.
At a General Assembly held March 25, , a con- stitution was adopted. It was further declared that the "Verein" was to foster no financial or political projects.
Its official name was to be: Gesellschaft zum Schutze der deutschen Auswanderer nach Texas, It was popularly called the "Mainzer Adelsverein" or simply the "Adelsverein.
This d'Orvanne was a French land speculator, who had sold the company a land contract which, as was after- wards found, was already null at the time of purchase.
In the absence of these two, the company was gulled once more by the two German land speculators, Fischer and Miller, who had sold the company a grant of land lying so far in the interior of Texas, that no one had ever seen it.
It was later discovered that the grant bought from Fischer and Miller was in reality no grant at all. It was simply a contract, which stated that, if a third of families had settled on said land by March i, ; that if, further, each colonist had dwelt on the estate assigned to him three consecutive years, built a house, and hedged in and tilled fifteen acres of land, then the estate was to become that colon- ist's property.
Meanwhile the company was making all arrangements for its first shipment of emigrants to Texas in the autumn of The company had advertised its projects through the length and breadth of Germany.
Fest'Ausgabe, p. In the first year families had made arrangements with the company to emigrate. Prinz Solms had endeavored to reach the lands specified by Fischer's and Miller's so-called grant.
The farther the Prince penetrated Texas, however, the more he became convinced that the remoteness of the land, and its location among hostile Indian tribes made settlement there quite out of the question.
The responsibility of his position demanded action. In November, , the "Johann Detthard," a Bremen ship, brought the first immigrants ; in December of the same year, the "Ferdinand" and the "Herscher' arrived, bringing in all about persons.
In March, , they were conducted to the land bought along the Guadalupe by Prinz Solms, and the settlement was called Neu-Braunfels after Prinz Solms' ancestral home on the Lahn.
February 24, , Herr von Meusebach was appointed to succeed Prinz Solms as general agent, Prinz Solms returning to Germany. In December of the same year Meuse- bach was informed that the "Verein" was transporting more emigrants.
In view of the arrival of so great a number of people Meusebach sent an expedition to make roads and clear a tract of "1 acres of land on the north bank of the Pierdenales, about 80 miles northwest of Neu-Braunfels.
Wanderungen durch Texas, etc. Leipzig, , p. Bennecke in Hessenland, Nr. Mai, i88p, erroneously supposes the town to be named for Friedrich Strubberg.
Here Strubberg is also termed the "Stadtegrundcr," for which extravagant title Strubberg is probably himself responsible.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 41 sons they could not be transported from the coast to their des- tination. Conveyances could only be had at exorbitant prices, because they were then demanded for use in the war with Mexico ; also the weather had made the new roads quite impassable.
The colonists were obliged to camp on the coast where they found miserable shelter in wooden sheds, tents, and mud huts.
The winter of was a very rainy one. The wretched climate, poor food, and insufficient shelter, brought on contagious diseases, which, in addition to moral disintegration, reduced these unfortunate immigrants to the lowest depths of misery.
About had enlisted during this time in the army and fought against Mexico, only too glad to get away from such pitiable surroundings; others were scattered about the immediate vicinity; still others started in small groups on the road to Neu-Braunf els, leaving a trail of graves behind them.
Those who arrived in the settlements of Neu-Braunfels and Friedrichsburg were only welcomed by further want and disease. It is estimated that immigrants perished in this unfortunate colonizing venture.
Such was the condition of affairs, when Dr. Schubbert, in whom we recognize Strubberg, was recommended to Meusebach as a capable physician and colonizer, and appointed by the latter as colonial director of Friedrichsburg.
In Friedrichsburg, die Colonie des deutschen FUrsten-Vereins in Texas, Strubberg speaks at length of the founding of Friedrichsburg. Calling himself Dr.
Er Hess diese aus dem Urwald an der Guadelupe, wo sie Hiitte an Hiitte und Zelt an Zelt zusammen gedrangt lagen, hinaus in das Freie schaffen, worauf die Krankheit bald ihren epidemischen bosartigen Charakter verlor, bald war sie voUstan- dig beseitigt, und nur die Nachwehen zeigten sich noch in gut- artiger Weise als leichte intermittirende Fieber.
Nachdem die Zustande in Neu- Braunfels wieder ein freundlicheres Ansehen gewonnen batten, fiihrte er gegen fiinfzig Familien hundert Meilen weiter nordlich in die Gebirge, wo jenseits des Pierdenalesflusses die zweite Nie- derlassung, die Stadt Friedrichsburg, gebaut wurde.
From it we infer that he was also active in Neu-Braunfels which is, however, not corroborated by any external historical evidence.
He attempts throughout the above-named work to give us a clear picture of the "Verein's'' attempts at colonization and only naturally speaks of his own service in rather glowing terms.
However effective Strubberg may have been in his capacity of colonial director, his character as Doctor Schubbert seems to have been held in disfavor by some of the early colonists.
Fischer wurde Meusebach in Houston ein Dr. Schubert als tiichtiger Arzt und Kolonisator empfohlen und daraufhin als Arzt und Verwalter von ihm in der neuen Nieder- lassung Friedrichsburg angestellt, wahrend Meusebach selber bei den wohlhabenden Amerikanern am Brazos und Colorado Mais auf Credit ankaufte und Fuhrwerke zur Beforderung der Emigranten zu engagieren suchte.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 43 nie Friedrichsburg, Dr. Juni bekam ich den Auftrag, einen Emigranten-Zug zu begleiten, der sich ausserhalb Braun- fels bildete.
Herr Schubert besuchte uns im Lager und ich erhielt noch verschiedene Instruktionen von ihm beziiglich eini- ger leicht kranker Personen.
Schubert in Friedrichsburg eine mi- serable Wirthschaft gefiihrt und schliesslich eine Compagnie Soldaten gebildet und mit dieser unter Mitnahme der Vereins- kanone einen Zug nach dem Grant-Lande unternommen.
Er kam aber nur bis an die Grenze des Comanche-Indianer-Gebietes — dem Llanofluss — wo er wieder umkehrte, ohne einen ernstlichen Versuch zum Weitervordringen zu machen.
Er berichtete an Meusebach, der ihm nie einen Auftrag dieser Art ertheilt hatte, es sei moglich weiter zu kommen. Als er dann nach dreimonatlicher Abwesenheit im Indianerge- biete nach Neu-Braunfels zuriickgekehrt war, legte er am JuH sein Amt als General- Agent des Adelvereins nieder, nicht ohne vorher noch den sauberen Dr.
Schubert seiner Stelle in Friedrichsburg entsetzt zu haben. Spies gerieth, wahrscheinlich beeinflusst durch andere Interessirte, auf die un- selige Idee, Schubert mit Gewalt von der Farm Nassau zu ver- treiben.
Es kam zum nachtlichen Kampfe, bei welchem der Ma- ler Rohrdorf erschossen wurde. Spies und Genossen wurden da- raufhin unter die Anklage des Mordes gestellt und dieser Prozess kostete dem Verein ziemlich viel Geld.
Er brachte ein ganzes Gefolge ihm treu ergebener Personen mit, die jedem seiner Winke gehorchten.
Ver- schiedene Hirsche, Wildkatzen und Muskhogs wurden unterwegs geschossen. Es war ziemlich warm, als wir in der Nahe des ge- nannten Berges waren und einer der Parasiten, die auf Vereins- kosten lebten und nichts dafiir leisteten von der Bevolkerung "Vereins-Lumpen" genannt , ein Kapitan Gunst von den Carli- sten in Spanien, legte etwas von seinem Gepack welches er auf dem Pferd hatte, auf den Gepack-Wagen.
Schubert sah dies, und da er Gunst nicht gut leiden mochte, sagte er zu ihm : "Ein schlechtes Schaf, das seine Wolle nicht tragen kann! Ob dasselbe stattfand, kann ich nicht sagen, doch lag Gunst in Friedrichsburg spater an einem Schuss im Unterleib krank und erschoss sich spater selbst.
Wir kamen Nachmittags an und Herr Schubert wurde fei- erlich empfangen. In Folge verschiedener Meinungen auf dieser Reise fanden zwei Duellforderungen statt.
Zwischen Bene und Schubert kam es nicht zum Austrage, weil Schubert als ausgezeichneter Schiitze bekannt war, und Bene sich deshalb nur libers Schnupftuch mit ihm schiessen wollte, damit die Chancen gleich waren.
Schubert nahm das nicht an, denn dafiir war ihm sein Leben zu lieb, und hat jedenfalls im Stillen klein beigegeben, denn man horte spater nicht mehr davon.
Sawicz nach der Farm Nas- sau zu bringen. Ein Herr Thiele und meine Personlichkeit, zum grossen Arger von Schubert. Wir gehorten, ehe Gillespie County organisiert wurde, zu Bexar County.
Es war ein weiter und gefahrvoller Weg dorthin. Die Gerechtigkeits- pflege nahm deshalb jeder in seine Hand und es gait oft das Recht des Starkeren.
Wer z. Man rieth ihm an, zum Dr. Schubert zu gehen. Der Doktor ist kein Doktor ; er giebt atzende Medizinen! Sogleich wurden zwei Mann von Schubert's Schergen zu Pferde und bewaffnet nachgeschickt, um ihn zuriickzubringen.
Bern- stein kannte Schubert's Vorleben; von ihm erfuhren wir eben- falls, dass er Struhbach hiess. Als er ankam, nahm ihn Schubert in seine Wohnung, wo sie einige Zeit bei verriegelter Thiire blie- ben.
Bernstein kam endlich heraus, iibernahm sein Gespann und Mann und Vereinsfuhrwerk sah man niemals wieder. Coll, bisheriger Rechnungsfiihrer des Vereins, zum Kolonial-Direktor von Friedrichsburg emannt.
Die Herren lebten, wahrend Meusebach vergeblich im Osten Geld auf- zutreiben suchte. Charakteristisch in letzterer Beziehung ist die Antwort eines Friedrichsburgers, der auf die an ihn gerichtete Frage des gewissenlosen Kolonialdirektors Schubert : "Ob er sei- nen Hund gesehen?
To be sure they are strangely inconsistent with the noble character and magnanimity everywhere evident in Strubberg's works, as well as with the esteem in which he was afterwards held by his fellow-countrymen during his many remaining years in Germany.
It is interesting to observe that the colonists were aware that "Dr. Schubert" was only an assumed name. The forms "Struhberg" and "Struh- badi" used in the above remarks show that their knowledge of his identity was very indefinite however ; much less do they seem ever to have discovered that Kolonial-Direktor Schubert was afterwards the well-known novelist Armand.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 47 of Dr. The impartial reader of today must unques- tionably accept these remarks with some modifications.
In remarkable contradiction also to the hostile views expressed in the above citations against Dr. Schubbert, is the following most interesting document : Hochgeehrter Herr Director!
Hoffen wir, dass letztere Nachricht unbegriindet sei, und das Werk, das eigentlich in Friedrichsburg durch Sie erst begriindet wurde, nicht dem Untergange preisgegeben werde, dem es leider!
Unsre Bescheidenheit verbietet es uns Ihnen, verehrtester Mann! Sie waren es, der uns als Hiilfe erschien, da die Not und das Elend am hochsten war.
Sie waren der rettende Engel, da Sie vielen von uns und unseren Kindern durch Ihre aufopfernde Hingebung Leben und Gesundheit wiedergebracht haben.
Sie haben durch Ihre rastlose Thatigkeit fiir die Befriedigung unserer nothwendigsten Lebensbediirfnisse gesorgt, woran wir friiher oftmals den driickensten Mangel litten, kurz Sie waren es, wodurch die Hoffnung auf eine frohe und ge- sicherte Zukunft von Neuem in uns belebt wurde, und Sie soUten uns velassen?
Das verhiite Gott I Sollte es wirklich der Fall sein, sollte sich diese Schreckensnach- richt wirklich bestatigen, so ist ganz Friedrichsburg in tiefster Trau- er, besonders auch noch deshalb, weil Ihr Ausscheiden aus der hie- sigen Direktion vielleicht auch das Scheiden des Mannes nach sich Ziehen wiirde, der ebenfalls das allgemeine Vertrauen und die unge- theilteste Liebe aller Einwohner von Fridrichsburg sich erworben hat, eines Mannes, der sich besonders in Ihrer Abwesenheit durch seine weise Fiirsorge als kluger und umsichtsvoUer Geschaftsmann und zugleich als ein liebreicher Vater den Einwohnem von Frie- drichsburg bewiesen hat, wir meinen unsern verehrten und allge- mein geachteten Proviantmeister Herrn Bickel.
SoUten wir also Sie beide verlieren, worauf wir unser unbe- grenztes, ungetheiltes Vertrauen setzen, so wiirde uns dadurch eine Wunde geschlagen, die so bald, ja vielleicht nie wieder heilen wiirde I Wir wagen demnach unsere so dringende als ergebenste Bitte an Sie, uns nicht zu verlassen, oder, wenn Geschafte oder sonstige Verhaltnisse Sie von uns rufen, recht bald wieder zu uns zuriickzu- 48 Friedrich Armand Strubberg kehren, und dadurch die Sorge zu verscheuchen die durch die Nach- richt von Ihrem moglichen Scheiden, so schwer auf uns lastet.
Empfangen Sie die Versicherung unserer ganzlichen Hingabe und ungetheilten Liebe. Juni Die Ernst Dannheim Heinrich Newig Karl Meier Ferdinand Schulze Johann G.
Braun Daniel Weiershause Heinrich August Heimann Christian Althaus Friedrich Pape dankbaren Einwohner von Friedrichsburg. Heinrich Leierschwohl Philipp Klarmend Heinrich Winkel Heinrich Schmitt Peter Engelmann August Spilker F.
Kiehm W. Tiel Christoph Frage Kaspar Danz Johannes Christ Schulz Conrad Wittneben Jakob D. Wiirzbach Ludolpf Meyer Johann Leyendecker I Johannes Peter Keller N.
Wamel C. Marschall Philipp Simon Wilhelm Stieren Fritz Kutscher Susmann Johann Nicol. Schmitt Karl Usener A. Krieger Fried.
Sucherd Schandua Christoph Noges Lehrer F. Leyendecker Friedrich Metzger Christian August Halm Heinrich Jordan Johann Metzger Jacob Harth Johann Keller Anton Menges Joh.
Keller H. Basse Adolf Hermann L. Wahrmund Carl Wegrich Gottlieb Fischer Martin Hellmuth Conrad Pliimesse Friedrich Budde Friedrich Leifeste und Heinrich Leifeste Jakob Roder Gottfried Bader Philipp Mahr Johannes Mahr Martin Mahr Heinrich Gadt Peter Honig Hermann Honig Heinrich Kammlah Conrad Welge Christopf Brinkrolf Peter Behrens Conrad Mund Friedrich Bahntge Auf Verlangen des Herrn Direktor Schub- bert beglaube ich dienstlich die vorstehenden Unterschriften der hiesigen Burger.
Friedrichsburg, d. BiCKEL, Friedensrichter. Fricdrich Armand Strubberg 49 According to the Fest-Ausgabe, the first immigrants arrived in Friedrichsburg in March, Soon thereafter Dr.
Schub- bert Strubberg was appointed as physician and Director of the Colony. July 20, , Herr von Meusebach resigfued his posi- tion as general agent, but not before Dr.
Schubbert had been dis- charged. Strubberg's period of activity in Friedrichsburg lies therefore between March, , and July 20, Soon there- after Strubberg moved to the Nassau plantation in Fayette County, which had been cleared by Count Boos-Waldek in How long Strubberg remained here is not known.
Otfrid Mylius Karl Midler writes: "Als der Krieg der Vereinigten Staaten mit Mexico ausbrach und Armand seiner Aufgabe, den deutschen Landsleuten beizustehen und sie vom Untergang zu bewahren, vollstandig genugt hatte, konnte Ar- mand dem Verlangen nicht widerstehen, das schone Land Mexico keimen zu lernen und den Krieg mitzumachen.
Er schiffte sich also nach Veracruz ein, nahm unter General Scott beinahe am ganzen mexicanischen Kriege teil und verliess das herrliche Land erst mit den letzten abziehenden amerikanischen Truppen.
Accord- ing to Mylius, Strubberg landed in New Orleans in the spring of , returning from the war. There he heard the urgent appeal for physicians in Arkansas, which was being devastated by small- pox, cholera, and fevers, and determined at once to respond to this call of distress.
He provided himself with the necessary medical materials, and went to Camden on the Washita where an epidemic of fever was raging.
Scentn aus den K'dmpfen der Mexikaner und Nordamerikaner. He built for himself a beautiful resi- dence, was active in his medical practice, and became engaged to a wealthy lady, apparently the owner of a plantation and holder of slaves.
He was on the point of entering a life of domestic hap- piness when an accident occurred which was to change his entire future life.
For more than a year Strubberg himself gave the eye medical treatment, but without favorable results. He finally concluded to return to Europe for a year to seek medical aid and in he sailed for France to consult eye specialists there.
His efforts to gain relief during the next two years took him to Paris, Berlin, Gottingen, Heidelberg, Wiesbaden, and Marburg, but nowhere was a permanent cure effected.
Strubberg had already given up all hope, when Hofrat de Loew in Grafrath near Elberfeld was recommended to him in the highest terms.
Strubberg hastened to consult him and under his attendance soon recovered. Er musste abermals sein Leben neu aufbauen, denn mittlerweile waren alle Verhaltnisse anders geworden: der amerikanische Burgerkrieg war ausge- brochen, die Sklaven waren freigegeben, der Siiden verwiistet worden.
Das Eigentum, welches Armand in Arkansas zuriickge- lassen hatte, war zerstreut worden, seine Braut war gestorben, die Zustande in den Siidstaaten waren noch ungeregelt und be- durften langer Zeit, bis Sicherheit des Eigentums und der Person wieder hergestellt waren.
Armand konnte daher nicht daran den- ken, nach Arkansas zuriickzukehren. Otf rid Mylius in the Koln. Zeit "Friends of the novelist living in Gelnhausen today, told the writer that Strubberg's one eye had a gray coating over it.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 5 1 taken cum grano salis. The civil war did not begin until i, at 'a time when Strubberg had already taken up his abode in Kassel, and two years after his first work appeared.
His property in the form of slaves and we conclude from his works that he was a slave-owner could therefore not have been destroyed.
In short, the above reasons for Strubberg's remaining away from Arkansas are unsatisfactory. In fact we know little more than that he henceforth remained in Germany.
Strubberg's only sister Emilie, an elderly maiden lady, resided in Kassel. As the daughter of the wealthy tobacco mer- chant she had enjoyed an unusually careful education.
After the reverses in fortunes, of the Strubberg family, Emilie was obliged to resort to her accomplishments as a means of securing a livelihood.
During all the long years of her brother's absence in America she had supported herself as a translator and teacher of languages. The return to Kassel of the "Welt- Bummler," the gallant Fritz of many years ago, is best told in the words of W.
Bennecke: "Es war im Herbste des Jahres als in den Strassen Kassels, die damals noch nicht so belebt wa- ren wie heutzutage, eine eigenartige Mannergestalt, die allgemeine Aufmerksamkeit auf sich zog.
Man fragte sich, wer der hoch- gewachsene Mann mit dem langen, wellenformig gedrehten Schnurrbart, der schwarzen Binde iiber dem einen Auge, dem spitzen, schrag aufgestiilpten Cylinder und dem grossen mit dem einen Ende iiber die Schulter geschlagenen Reitermantel wohl sein moge?
Mit langen schnellen Schritten eilte er dahin, bei den ihm Begegnenden den Eindruck des Fremdkrtigen, sowie einer stiirmischen Vergangenheit, hervorrufend.
Der jiingeren Gene- ration war der neue Ankommling voUig f remd, der alteren aber war er von zwanzig, dreissig Jahren her bekannt und es hiess : "Es ist der Fritz Strubberg, der aus Amerika heriibergekommen, um seine Schwester zu besuchen".
For a long time he remained in Marburg where he received medical treatment for his eye from the celebrated physi- cian Dr.
Then again he resided in Hannover or with his intimate friend Freiherr Spiegel vom Desenberg, in Langensalza. Not till i did he settle in Kassel as his fixed place of residence.
Already more than fifty years of age, Strubberg now entered upon that career which was to insure him a significant place in the history of the German novel.
What induced him, not schooled in literary expression, to enter upon a literary career so late in life? Dennoch wurden die vorliegenden Blatter nicht dafiir niedergeschrieben und waren urspriinglich nur fiir eine Schwester bestimmt, deren Liebe mich fast ganz allein noch an die alte Heimath fesselte, und deren Gedanken mir unablassig in weite Fernen, unter mancherlei Gefahren und Beschwerden bis zu den aussersten Grenzen der Indianergebiete wahrend eines Zeit- raums von sechzehn Jahren folgten.
Und so f ugte ich mich endlich ihren Wiinschen, die Begebenheiten meines Lebens, meine Jagd- und Reiseabenteuer in Amerika zu veroffentlichen.
The account of the beginnings of his literary activities as given by W. Strubberg, upon his ar- rival in Kassel, was eagerly received into the higher circles of the city's social life.
His fascinating personality, his many travels and adventures, and his exceptional conversational faculties, made CI. Hasinland, Kassel, 2.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg 53 him a welcome figure among the friends of his youthful days as well as among those of the younger generation.
Hotel Schom- bardt at Wilhelmshohe was a favorite rallying place, and there many a pleasant afternoon and evening spent. Strub- berg, with his remarkable tales of adventure, ever new, varied, and endless, never wanted for an attentive circle of listeners.
Oberstallmeister von Eschwege one day asked Strubberg to put his adventures into literary form, so that they could be circulated among his friends as a memorial of the many pleasant hours which had been afforded them.
Strubberg tried his hand at writ- ing, but found considerable difficulty in this unaccustomed labor. During his many years in America he had accustomed himself to the English form of sentence structure, and was in conse- quence frequently hampered in expressing himself.
His sister Emilie was of great service to him in this respect, and helped him surmount these early difficulties.
In a comparatively short time a stout volume of manuscript was at hand. It found great favor among Strubberg's circle of friends, who persuaded him to seek a publisher for it.
Strubbing was fortunate in having his manuscript accepted by what was then perhaps the chief publish- ing house in Germany, namely, Cotta in Stuttgart, which pub- lished the work under the title Amerikanische Jagd- und Reise- abenteuer axis meinem Leben in den westlichen Indianergebieten as the work of "Armand.
Possessed with a susceptible mind and glow- ing imagination, he needed only to revert to his long, active, and somewhat checkered career in America as an inexhaustible source for literary material.
In the same year appeared Bis in die Wildniss, In appeared An der Indianer Grenze 4 vols. Fortune favored the author. Through the work pub- lished by Cotta, the name of Armand became familiar through- out Germany.
The name of Cotta also had a favorable effect. By Strubberg had published more than forty volumes.
At about this time his literary productivity was hindered by two very unfortunate events. In i the author had taken up his residence with his sister Emilie in Kassel.
There he was one day visited by an elderly woman who was none other than Antoinette Sattler, the love of his youthful days in Bremen.
She had remained unmarried, had cherished his memory through all the long years of his wanderings in America, and hearing of his return, determined to visit him.
The old flame was rekindled and the aged couple was finally united in marriage. With a strange presentiment he hastened forward and found his own wife.
She no longer recognized him and had to be taken to an asylum where she raved herself to death. Only then Strubberg learned that his deceased wife had concealed the fact that a great part of her life had been spent in an asylum from whence she had been released only a short time before their marriage.
The author bore his sorrow in silence ; in fact he even appears to have endeavored to conceal this marriage in his later years. The second event, however unfortunate it was for Strub- berg, only emphasizes the remarkable character and versatility of the man.
We refer to the famous lawsuit which Strubberg, as advocate for the deposed House of Hessen successfully conducted against the Prussian government in the interests of the deposed princes' feoffment in trust.
On January 5, , the Elector Wilhelm II gave a consti- tution to Hessen, whereupon it ceased to be a dynastic, princely house. Juni, , wurden in der Privatwohnung des Brautigams getraut.
Friedrich Armand Strubberg, Burger u. Juli, Friedrich Armand Strubberg 55 decision be made as to which property should belong to the state and which to the princely family.
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