The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-19

be- Supr"m" IN RUSSIA. Inc American
soldier as rui" is pI'.} good
thinker. II he was NOT one before
he went into III" NrrNic" hr became
ore under the influence "i 'h' "'crn-
cir> which always follow the lag.
From Oh" beginning OF .hln-~ Aintri-
can the impossible 'hln- lHS Been 10
divorce politics from legislation. Eol-
>h"vi>n l. welded {" politics "u! the
LEGISLATORS know n. Manifestations OF
certain con .j''"u>, harmless enough in
th'W>rIv"> perhaps. are .'"Nri "n mis-
t1kingly rs marks al Tire red propa-
-auda. on The other hand som" things
which are accepted as harmless on
their lac" VAIN" nave '''h ''Nhd To
Ice harmful.
Apo!og SITS in High Places.
Hcl>hcyi>m H. found IN high places
in some paris al This country. This
is the Lords truth. although il is one
of the hardest things in the world to
prove. Apulo1i~tS for the present re-
zine i'm RUSSIA are iu many guiSrS.
The word ordinarily is that the Rus
sian doingS ut today are miSundcr-
>'""' ana 'IaI ne N'''''-N ".''h are
! 'h" "r'l'T are ''"''I''' N'''H y! MINI
| ~ aH''i'"h l"' 'N''l ''"H J." '"' ""tIu
/ except those hl'fN'H I"' slaughter
sort "i an Abraham ANA isaac "uSl-
ness over again. except mat unlike
| Isaac the victim "I ""I>h'NlSlh does
not escape the hhil' an" 'ie rEr''
In TINS town th'r' are Il" "l'Neuy
p"''hlIaI al">'l'S W ""'N"'N'>''' lue!
are All "l the h"l H"u>' 'Hpe' Out
their pr'ach'i'SN af" ah''h'"uraE'uleht
{" The h"n-Ih''Ii'''ua'N WI" take 'l'eir
lessons from others ana prepare "
do th" thIA-S WIIich the "'h'rS Woald
>hudd'r I" 30.
B"I>heNiSm i attempting !" 'l''>'
dlN'ilar-'p N'''''''N VI NV
: army III liN cause. IL pT"pAnIy VIII
| not nav" h'u'H Iu'N 'N'yl' !" ""
: places where lI'c "'"I' ''""-"' '''"
: the service some W'aN-I"Iln'd "'eN-
Il nogli%lbi" huihu"r 81 uIaI'''S "I'oN'
= ilahhy m"h'alIIN not even S'rN'ce III
r the held c"'lId hr'h@ l" h"''I''''
t Plenty OF War Souvenirs.
t II was the easiest thing in the world
f to gather souvenirs of the battlciipldS
n in France. All that an American had
n Ia Jo WAS to stoop down and pick up.
4 and no could continue the process Of
f stoopinr and picking through all the
d,vlioht hours without getting what
the fishermen cal In water haul.
S,,u, four score thousands Of Ger
m., helmets are to he offered a.
" ,,,,zns IN the workers in behalf Of
:, tho novt Liberty loan. The poStoice
- ,i,,.,r,n,cnt recently has said that tie
volume of souvenirs sent To the United
St,t.s from France by parcel pos.
= may no measured by the ton. Already
ID half million helmets nave come
= through 'he 'll"">' ,.,., &,
NOT lar li"'', 80 a.,
Of nor'hei'S' "i 'h' ,''"'' -, !, =.
is ArS"'ln' i"''''' w.. d,,, In osrv
Q Bols de b"ur""Il'''' viz "'E ,,.,.
lie '>o>r''''.i VI" -, Thor drove the
r. W"od WIFI ii,"N'"'"' mr. onomv
Sc HUNS OUT 'l'ii'NI"' era,
We ur"ll'tu -, o,,.o,, from,
Oh he ma" i'll '''H ,'' - CIV dov.
the Tunes anu III. "'' -. -, com,
ut AFTER uie ""ou nav, =. -, nth
re american "''''.4S i'" ,,,,arod tho woo,l
en- man lle"uiu"' W. r.. ,,at roor,,
Ike N"'"i' ilH'"'''''l- a;rao tho cos sber,
m WeeN III" l''' 80 A., ro,ost IN,
he hau prrn "i'lI. ,,.,,,, its fume,
er- air sun was WA" ,'' :, 49, uou soosc,
Fly anu ''t S''"'', We" =, r.oo nacos
cal WI" '"' ..'.,.. ,ho wood N wear
'aS S''r! VII ,''''''I,7 % .ho dense
ing -'> ~, a,,,,.,rrsb could not b.
,o,r,,od hac,use the exploring on
uld peie'i"''' Wv "u l.,,. ,rotocted
eat GERS were "o' P''i'''
red Hun Equipment All A'""''"
nd, The floor" of the Bots de bou'
site ponne was Uttered with Hun lmp'
vas ments. There were gas masks nt
cts NETS. revolvers, rifles, belts bIankE''
to ond score of other things which
rob soldier carries or has carried for MN
hat The Mace looked like IA curio shop'
Az soon os II was safe to enter ID
wood tho salvage corps undertook L
uorl The Bots de BOurgonne WI
on1 ONLY one of hundreds OF Ike p''. !,
~ in the fields and forests along
SUI e.. aoct and west of the Meu'