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In that case, it can be that X can't find them, and you need to point it to the misc directory. Get the xlsfonts and run xlsfonts | grep "tewi". There are probably other ways to test that, but that should work. If xlsfonts can't find it, you need to make a file called fonts.conf, or tewi.conf, or just whatever as long as it's .conf, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d and let its insides be:
Section "Files"
FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/misc"
EndSection
You can also specify the other font paths you have in the same file.
If X knows the font but you can't seem to use it, it's probably because it's in a bitmap format with only one size available. Many big and fancy programs refuse to show it, but other programs like xterm and openbox recognize it.