The evening world., 1911-06-09
Homeless Author of
Home, Sweet Home
He Was Bonn In NeW York City
lust I2O Years Ago TODAY


BY Rev. Christian F. ReiSner, d. d.
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m oS.curssy by a Greek priest "N
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to bring back the authors body. which IA accomplished 1881 He va then
what eoud uh a nan know of sweet hom.' H. ono. wrote . friend who
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I ~ had . HON. " my own: md never e1pects to h.v. me-. now"
sus.ns .Au. in jail a. Dun'snma. for . or.ns during . v.a.an season. CAV,
H. r.na,a,h~ .. {. .- expelled re~ su'.. ~. eesu,s., r-.sn. end
ancestor. signed m. Declaration of Independence while another married President
Madison.
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warren Of Bunker IN fame. 4. svo i, up: A hhmd ION started. an academy
=: East .I hampton, sS n, L. i !: ws' :. pr es children were sustained q" e' "''s''
T.. f.nsa an, m his % nds =. m ,nn%.. Sa' sms 10 .s SpssSn , ito ,ssI n ,asv' ION. Ts rSn
plan TIL. rs%.r.as, ss.uty ssh, ,sna, AsraS.ss Nj, ,. oe Ss%%, The founder M md
4. Of deeper training AM paid his y in Union College I. scA"'s.d, c~heF'
H. sonranhy qu.r.la Win h.S ensaacsr mt kept his DoDu..., with tn.
H. He sss ' sTnssHsiy IN IN ' *"oes. n: 1. ia ss.r PARK ls" Ts%r ss' sS:e city,. . .ss:.n 's ssss assss
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.n sryaM consecutive s%S ume, At som. period mssa sroneousiy BY m authority
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" Ellen ". . I'll. N ana secured /. Ron husband (. . result vha. I'M.
pubushers Nd 10000 copies In . Few month"; But Payne received from 800 to
5000 ums reported amount varies. and son hh no money left
Money was unhmdy ~ always stayed . very shWt m Win hm. After a
financially uparddown career In England for eighteen yeas h 70 returned. to be
rSouped By rheasrcai benefits" IN this country IN I2
He then started solicitation for funds INK subscriptions 60 sr . sAect
literary periodical u. On hi. u.v.. /. n-.m. hsrsssa IN N !, of M.
Cherokee Indians and. tahnx n uD fought fr thNr interests until ne succeded
IN Getung them a nov 'hone' in tbs West He then did Newspaper work around
washingtun until. through tn importantly Of Daniel Wooster. President Tyler
appointed him Consul at TuMS
un 1850 whns again nut Of a 4 position, Jenny Lind introduced his Home. Sweet
fIome" int n OF hr concrtsb before a gsat "omasl" audience in Washington.
HIS sons brought pilgrims to his obscure srave unn memorials we're eeteA
ad. fellow cuzensi interested President Arthur q felowa lurnus OF Union College
and brought his body to r~st under . worthy shar in Oak FILL Cemetery.
New York. wfch Il rcputd 10 30 without many real home conditions may
we'll proudly pont to tho fac. that she svs Amersca the author o. our only
folklore .ons which brings visions and fragrance Whenever II 10 suggested;
Home. home sw~ot wsst homo
BE Il ever % humble
Theres n place he home"