KIPPER

popular term for herring cured by smoke-drying the split fish; origin of word apparently ‘kip,’ cartilaginous beak developed by male salmon. ( KIRBY, WILLIAM FOSGATE (1867), jurist; b. Miller County, Arkansas. After a public school education he studied law and received the degree of LL. B. of Cumber land University, Tenn., in 1889, meanwhile opening a practice in Texarkana in 1885. He served in the Arkansas legislature from 1893 to 1901, compiled a digest of State laws, became Attorney General, and was a ociate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court from 1910 to 1918. He resigned from the bench to fill an unexpired term in the ut ie pounie of which he was a member EIRCHHEIM-UNTER-TECE Sad | N., 9° 28’ E.), town, Wurttemburg, ere many. Pop. 10,000, ‘