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Jemtland (Also l n or province of the W)

also län or province of the W. hy Norway. ous, and only a small is under cultivation. us forests and large area covers 19,712 200,000. ame of several rivers the chief being the e Brahmaputrs, and it directly with the (yan'ö-shek), FRAN- MAGDALENA, a in Prague, Bohemia, began her career in In that city and in 1948 to 1860. She Dresden and all the Germany. In 1852 to Capt. Frederick nan navy. She made America in 1357-1869, red favorable notice. she studied Engher second visit when she played exacting Shake- She retired from the died Nov. 29, 1904.

BICK T., an English novelist; born in 1870.

JANESVILLE JANSENISTS 398) He was originally intended for the navy, rocco leather, silk goods, and colored but became a writer instead. He pub- linen. The population, which numbered lished "Blake of the 'Rattlesnake'" 40,000 under Ali Pasha, is now about 17,- (1895); "Το Venus in Five Seconds" 000. The Greeks besieged and captured (1897); "All the World's Fighting Ships" (1898-1899); "The Torpedo in Peace and War" (1898); "The Jane Naval War Game" (1898); "The British Battle Fleet" (1912); "The Navy as a Fighting Machine" (1914). Died 1916.

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