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of his crew. Incensed by this act of
treachery, de Soto surrounded several
thousand of the red brother and ap-
piled coal oil to their persons. creating
one of the largest bonfires in the his
tory Of the state.
After numerous trials, chief among
which was the scurrilous theft of a
pony ke@ by one Of the crew. dc Soto
reached the Mississippi and recognized
II at once by its photograph in the
Spanish biographies, He promptly
named it the Father of Waters, but
after drinking freely of its contents
complained of the behavior of his
stomach and died in a quiet ANA unpre-
tentious manner. While he is said to
have died of a fever, the real facts
are that he was the first man who at
tempted to mix Mississippi river water
with a Spanish highball, the only dead
~ weapon the Spanish government was
ever known to invent.
1t is sad to think that this great ex
plorer was deprived Of the benefits of
a firSt-class funeral He was buried i'll
the Mississippi and has been followed
ever since by the mutilated remains
Of rivers and harhors bills He was a
good man. but if he had discovered n
Mississippi without any sandhars in it
he would be more highly priced hy
Posterity.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-22

Every time we read Judge Charles
Darling S d" Where Vermont Comes In
We feel like asking where he found his
font of inspiration. 1t reads very much
Ike something published about another
state some years ago. But then we re-
member that great minds run in the
same characterization RefOrmer.
Isn't it a fact that when Judge Oar
ling first gave publicity to this poem he
announced that it was paraphrased
from Il poem entitled "Whcre the West
Begins!' 1t ism t his fault that the
newspapers and others who have re-
printed the poem have left off the
credit line.-Bennington Banner.
Don t know, but we are willing to
take your word for it, and thank you
for the explanation. Kindly carry the
news to Arthur Chapman, who wrote
" Where the West Begins" for publica
ton i'll the Denver Post.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-22

The military writer in the Scientific
American, whose analysis of the war
has the merit of being very lucid and
interesting to the lay mind, considers
that lit seems highly probable that
within the next month, at most, some of
the most important dispatches of the
day will be headed 'Saloniki. - This
may explain Gen. Neville counsel that
the French must hang on for all they
are worth at Ncrdun until the hour for
the great general offensive arrives. We
had thought that hour was with MS, but
according to Gen. Neville it is yet TO
come. There are 100000 men at Sa-
loniki and they are not being kept there
for fun only.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-22

President Wilson 5 eleventh hour con
version to the anti-child labor lcgisla-
tion indicates that he hopes to get the
votes of both ProgrcSsivcs. says the
Boston Transcript. Between the 4, ;
ooo,ooo Progressive voters in 1912 and
the possible 4,0oo,000 women votes
in 1916 the presidential candidates will
be forced to operate along unaccustomed
lines this time. The country is better
for the situation, nevertheless.
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means in their power to enforce a
blockade which is in itself illegal be-
cause it attempts to put restrictions on
the whole world The world does not
belong to the allies any more than it
does to Germany. American firms pos
sessing German names and probably
German sympathies have a right to
carry on what trade they can with Ger
many; but apparently in SO doing they
come under the ban of Great Britain.
just how this is to strike a blow at the
enemy is difficult to discern.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-22

Great Britain doubtless has a perfect
right to restrain its subjects from deal
ing with enemy firms - or even from
firms which habitually deal with an enc,
my. But the long list of firms and in
dividuals in the United States that are
blaeklisted in London s latest ruling
looks whole lot like another infringe.
ment upon the rights Of neutral ma
ton. The allies are striving by every
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Many Brattleboro people on reading
the excellent obituary OF Lemuel F..
Liscom of Hinsdale, published in The
Reformer yesterday, expressed surprise
in his notable career in many fields of
activity. He had a distinguished rec
ord as a Civil war soldier, and a railroad
builder and rs a legislator, but in re
cent years he had lived quietly on the
ancestral homestead. and people of the
younger generations did not have a Just
appreciation Of the exceptional abilities
which he displayed in the more active
years of his useful and honorable life.
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who wish to become thoroughly familiar
with the operation and care of gaso-
line engines. tractors and auxiliary de
vices.
Interpretations Of English Literature,
Lafcadio Hean.
Lafeadio Hcarn held the chair of
English literature IN the University of
Toxic from 1896 until 1902 and for
these six years was the Interpreter of
the literature and civilization of the
western world to the japanese These
two volumes are made up from sclcc-
tions from his notes and in substance,
if not in form, are literary criticisms of
the finest kind, equaled only by the best
work of Colcridgc and Hazlitt The
editor i'll selecting the lectures chose
first those needing the least editing;
themselves, either for the originality
of their ideas or for their felicity as
interpretations
Mushroom Growing, b. NJ. Duggar.
\ practical guide to the successful
growing of mushrooms. The author dis
cusses the market and production, the
compost, spawning, care of beds and
mushroom enemies. Lists and describes
the important varieties found i'll Ameri-
ca, has chapter ON foreign varieties
and closes with chapter entitled Sea
sons for Wild Mushrooms.
In this volume Prof. Murray gives
an account of the greatest system Of
organized thought that the mind of
man had built up for itself in the
Graeco- Roman world before the coming
of Christianity Stoicism, according
to Prof. Murray way of thinking
represents way Of looking at the
world and the practical problems Of
life which possess still a permanent in
terest for the human race and perma-
nent power of inspiration. -
\ Quiet Corner in a Library, William
II. Hudson.
The author says that this "Quiet Cor
ner' is the by-product of his more Sc
rious work in literatnre-the result of
leisurely wandering in the highways
and bywavs of literature. We are glad
he wandered as we read these charming
essays on Tom Hood Henry Carey (au-
thor of Sally in Our Alley), George
Little, and Samuel Richardson, father
Of the English novel.
a Warwickshire Lad c. NJ. Martin.
The story Of the boyhood of Shake
speare in which the LAD S family.
home, devoted mother, lovable but head
strong father are shown to have had a
strong influence upon him. The most mo-
mentous event III shaping his life was
the night his father took him to see the
pIaUarc -
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At the Library
New Books

The American Scene, Henry James.
In this volume Mr.. James recorded
his impressions of America on revisit
ing his native land after an absence of
years. Never before have American
cities been so wonderfully described as
in the chapters ON Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Richmond, etc. Whether
writing of the forest clad slopes of New
Hampshire, or of the sandy stretches
of Cape Cod, or of sunny Florida, Mr.
James is the consummate master of
words and the rcvealer of nature i'll her
subtler moods.
Costumes and Scenery for Amateurs,
Constance Mackay
practical working handbook for
amateurs who wish to produce series
of costumes and scene sets that can be
copied for plays, pageants, Mosques or
festivals. Full descriptions of material,
construction and color are given There
are also suggestions for building an out
door theater, and there are chapters on
the amateur and the new stage art, on
costumes and properties, and ON scene
painting and lighting.
The Gasoline Engine on the Farm, zeno
Putnam.
A practical, comprehensive treatise
on the construction, repair, management
and use of the gasoline engine as APP
Piled to all farm machinery and to the
farmer $ work indoors and out. 1t is
especially adapted for the use Of those.
without previous mechanical knowledge,
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Su lful MI Ell Longer bcorngc min
SiGl.
9eoragerife Seroell, ieg tafter big al
% l9nfer Dig neo / Sorglenmcl-
lens @rap.
Scg lenec3 at beoe poa Sorrig %
Neo
/ sbrobamS Sfipo!"
"gf ia, at ia. Ga tpffjer oct er
10 lit at eg er 10 itip "a life lenger
tan fon1c uat 8iprfa "a iaa Sufra-
mente!
In, oct er 10 mptip, Iom tpneier.
Men fpor ben Song, nanr e0 fom
meg oat aicrtio, al Erciten la
Sanoi il poa oct fpitc @uare mitt,
oau letna eg! Sua tpfte co, at e9
retta meg att; eg part 10 lett etter
Den ErcltebonOa.
Io ia: Scr cg opp nleo 6reo, 10
lfal alt pero pei. = Get er iant, Oct
eg iegie, alllffar. 60 Ing fife eft
Sro!"
Gen lite 6ebruar fom Seben lom
ell 600 Ben % lplte op for ganle
"Spffiemomnen". Son llufnebe let
% ~frcofulot, uOen Gposfump.
90 ON set ems ipntes iom ban
itoo blottelloe alene / &ipet, iua bap-
DC Dog firrlige @Gnoer oHffet o9iau
hans &iite meo friife, pGne @lom-
tier, oa ri parlig lGnfcoe ben neb /
Badge 9anlle airfegonr0. % Sreo
blep Init oper bans Steu.
90 MT tiUrte9ner perclpis bcn III
neiiloe Sielopino % Den li~ugipenOe
%uarlol bans fottige @rop.
WnOers 2 frcbe.
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itobcli9 Sem oooc aonaca iorOife

it0beilG 0cn 0eoe NonGcs Ior0iife
&,uuiuler.
Ger pegc2 ! Sfriuelicu paa, at
iioen aon8en9 Nouo0 iiOlt blcu nm
rcrielt, uemIlg / 1859. er 0c ulOen-
~lfobeli9e WictbO0cr Radet b~etuocIiI
irCn. i0olcOca at man MI tunoe
Uertc ct ~litrerc Neiultdt Tor bcosnt.
mcIien al Sfuoiaoret { 6oueoet.
Nan tpnfcr ogioo at ioretn9c cit
ontbropoloGllt lluOerieQeIie Al Rrops
b%pgnlrqeu % tioligere Soor % @r.
Iioncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
0arl ocn Solptee
joroijfe &cpninaer.

IRA StocthoIm meo6eIe$ oen 13oe
|aa &egre al aaroIinita
Isr6mOet bar Frin@ Carl isNt Ne.
lieringen ON Saututte Ill peb Den
il rcituacnNe HrilulrerIng a. aorl
Sen Solptis Sdrtoio1 / HiooGr.
bclmStlrten II ina unoerie5e ploen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30

ca % / IorIonn. Nan pa Brett
II'taohaua Ercitesooro. San er %
no; men han lcpoc. ba ca "a / Nor-
lonn," -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-30
Normano :. I. %anasnes al 6t

norife Spnobc5 Soma Siitrift unoer.
faiteoc iig 6reoog en- Separation pan
6airpiem Soipital | minneapolis.
Sans 5ilitono meIoes at pGre iii
ircoaitiacubc. Spcrotlonen blcp no.
lert al Ir. y. $. S4clorup.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1916-03-16
TROOPS ON BORDER ARE
AWAITING THE BUGLE CALL
OFFICIALS HAVE HEARD MOTH.
ING OF BLOWING UP OF
TROOP TRAIN.

Washington, March 15.---Adminis-
tration officials are still without in
formation Wednesday that United
States troops have entered Mexico
in pursuit Of Villa,
Officials have heard nothing of
the rumored blowing up of an Amer
lean troop train, nor of important
developments south of the
Mexican border.
The Senate military committee has
agreed on the House joint resolution
for recruiting an army Of 100000.
All along the border Of the south
west the troops are reported to be
awaiting the bugle call that viii sig
nal the opening Of the campaign to
bring Villa to long deferred justice.
From all parts Of the country troops
continue to move toward the interna-
tional boundry line for the drive that
promises to make history in swift,
thrilling chapters.