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(38° 35’ N., 14° 50’ E.), volcanic| ag a ee oa ate are Lipari, Stromboli, Vulcano; chief town, ipari; produce pumice stone, sulphur, wine, fruits, borax. Pop. 21,000. town, Ru ia. Pop. 21,000. J Y of Weser; sometimes called Lippe-|: Detmold:; area, 469 sq. miles; surface! ee Hes _cent.; - T=) succe ion dispute was settled in|. _ favor of Lippe-Biesterfeld line by_court| at Leipzig, 1905. L. became member of _N. German Confederation, 1866. Chief industry is agriculture; horses, cattle,|and and pigs reared; manufactures meer-| aS schaum pipes, tobacco: capital, Detmold. a.. has Diet Ai of 21 members,: and is represented in Reichstag, as in Bundesrath, by one member. Pop. 1920, 154,318. _: ae » the name of two Florentine) “Painters, father and son. The father,| Commonly known as Lippo Lippi (1412-| $9) painted chiefly religious subjects. His illustrations of the lives of Saint John the Baptist and Stephen on the choir walls of Prato Cathedral are reot as his greatest work. He painted everal Madonnas, and among his altarwes one in the nunnery chapel of “8. Ambrogio, Florence, is the subject of ) poem by Browning. The son, Filipand executed some celebrated frescoes for churches in Florence and Rome. Poel ‘GER (1813-86), ede a publisher, 29104 6. sa! in Jul i us town, New Jersey. He was a Lippincott & Co.; which by. 1850 was Bt tho head of the book trago in PhilaZ delphia.; After his 7 death, 1886, the firm Was converted into a company. LipPincott’s Magazine was founded in 1868. ane “ie healt 9 Pa Pens, SEES Educated at Swarth more College, 1886 when in school began writing poetry. Since 1895 has written poems, book Teviews Newspapers and and prose magazines. for religious Member papers, of | Society of Friends and called ‘The| taker Poete .’? Author of: Visions of Life, 1901. Over three you sand poems among them being, Guide Thou My Bark, Thou Wilt Guide My Journey | Through, That All Thy Mercies May Be ecg 2 Me Thy Will, Toe The Own! For All Hternity, Sleep Little Birdies, | Faith and Trust. (CLARION Gone ae Pence ne author, who wrote under the name of Grace Greenwood. She was born in Pompey, N.Y. She began to write at an early age, and contributed much both in prose and poetry to contemporary magazines. Her books include Greenwood Leaves, Poems, Records of Fiye Years, Recollections of My Childhood, Stories and Legends of Travel.