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national commission.

national commission.
 SucU a government may even other ,,pp1y ,o 70 ou.;d possessions of other nations held for exploitation. Ths NouG lessen danger of international complications. Another plan is for lo- yal centerS of international control.
 Most of the African territory dom mated by European powers is unti; or habtatiOn of white men and is d .- sired not for real colonization, but or it's natural products or for mitt- .ary and naval bases.
 But there is the military mena < Df large bodies of native troops fight ing for the government which domi- mates them.
 German East Africa has an area equal to that of Texas and New Mex, leo.
 The Germans have encouraged "raZ'Ug and before the war the CO., ouv had lO.OOO.OOO head of cattle, .Icap mt goats. 4 railroad across he c1'or~ has boon built and a sya' tom of highways established since the Germans acquired it in 1900. Rubber, coffee and minerals are the chief nat ural wealth.
 The Cameron was mostly ceded to GorraNy in 1911. when the Franco Go"wan Morocco dispute was Settle,i. [. wa, ahort the area of Wyominc, Colorado and Utah combined. Tho
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velopment.
 North from New Guinea the Caro. line and Marshall Island produce cop. ra. cotton, coffee and rubber, scand- atwood and tortoise shell come iron; these islands.
 The Samoa islands which were di vided between Germany and the Unit. ed States In 1899 have a moro eivilis. ed population than other German col. onial possessions. Valuable cocoa aNd rubber plantations flourish.
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FRENCH AVIATOR WILL
 DO STUNTS IN AMERlCA A

PARIS. Mar,h-- By A. P. - A French aviation mission, with five Of the fastest machines, will leave sn March 8 for the United States with the object of demonstrating tho eftfe- iency of French airplanes.
 Five noted French "sees" will ae. company the mission, tho itinerary of which will include San Francisco aad Los Angeles. Journeys will bs maAe between these poiats Sy str.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
HOME AGENTS TO MEET
WILL RECEIVE SPECIAL TRAIN.
ING AT L. S. U.
Courses VIII Help Agents to Meet
Growing Demands Made
Upon Them

Four weeks of special training in
subjects relating to their work viii be
offered at the Louisiana State Uni
verstiy for the home Demonstration
agents, beginning November II. The
courses for the most part will be of
an advanced nature and are intended
to prepare the agents to meet the
growing demands made upon them for
information on such subjects as foods
and nutrition, infant feeding, invalid
feeding, nursing, dairying, Judging at
fairs, packing fruits and vegetables,
etc. A course in the principles Of
canning will be included for the bene-
1T Of the new agents.
The WORK will consist Of he fol-
lowing: Contemporary social prob
lens by w. o. Scroggs, professor of
/ economies and sociology, Louisiana
State University; Foods and nutri-
ton by Rosemond Kedzie, director of
home economics, L. S. IT,, Dairy fun
damentals by J. II. NcLain, Dairy Di-
vision, U. s. Department of Agricul-
ture; Canning principles by Miss
Clyde Mobley, Louisiana State Uni
versity; Fancy packing Of fruits and
vegetables by Miss Ola Powell, U. S
Department. OF Agriculture; and the
Round table discussions.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
FRENCH KlDDIES SNUG AND
WARM m CASTCFF o. D.

Paris, Frarce.-Od. horizon blue
End uniforms CT other Allied hue
which is~gely Disappeared from the
old bat;ieieids OF France when the
mara thon to the Rhine was staged a
year ago, are coming into their own
again in the dcvasted region. One
sees them everywhere in northern and
ea,tera Fyance-toddiing along the
highways, scooting across sheil-pocn-
ed fields ard climbing atop the de-
Iris Of ruiEed villages.
The wearers are the rising genera
tion-ycungsters of varying ages
who rave returned 70 their ruined
homes with their parents, more fire.
quently with their mother, to. COM
nerce life again. ..
The cloth from which the children's
uniforms are made is obtained from
salvage uniforms cast aside by the
American, French, and British armies
The mothers find it plentiful, cheap
and extremely practical, while the
kiddies discover it warm and service
able.
In the streets Of Brest can be seen
scores Of Frenchmen, Greeks, Arabs,
Chinese and others wearing American
uniforms, which have merely been
denuded of their insignia.
Troops still stationed there are in
cigrant over the growth of the evil.
Many crimes committed in recent
weeks have been charged to American
soldiers because the criminals were
wearing the American uniform. In
one important case a party of French
auto thieves were taken. The F'hench-
men were masquerading as Yanks
while committing the theft.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
STILL IN THE RING
After Fifteen Years of Strenuous
Battling and Hard Ussge, Model
"F" Ford Shows up Smiling and
Study:

In the salesroom OF the Denk- |
Thompson company, Ford dealer in
Detroit, is Ford Touring car number
Goa, locking youthful and study de-
spite its sixteen years of daily serv-
ice. The car was accepted as $4,000
CT the purchase OF rev Ford. Apart
rom s+vle the old timer is worth
more than that-it "goes" and the
motor is quite some years this side of
Lo.Ag d pensIoned, but vogue in mo-
.orism has changed since 1904.
Engines are 10 longer wound UP
from the side; steering wheels no
longer stick straight up into the air
and thea, too, eight horse power and
FIVE gallon gas tanks aren't quite
sufficient for the modern motorist.
The faithful Ford has not oICworA
it3 Usefulness-it has merely outlivca
itself. Il is as though an Old n
dian Chiai.a:n would SPORT himself
adorned in earrings, feathers and
E.occas.ls among his college bred,
s.ylishiy cad offspring.
among them but-cf different age.
Aud so with this Nobel "t" Ford.
What stories it might tell of follow
- wcrn. ruttcA wagon reads, over
strange country perhaps, running
through clceks wnare bridges had EoC
been buils, making its owner happy.
De.coi. wasn't so much of town
fifteen years ago. It was Henry
Fc.'i's second yea l..a.l~lec.-,:.--i.e
Fcrds II 2 factory; his company had
JUS beer organized.
/ !. is rot ka5wn who the oririEc
purchase of this Gepcniab G old Tcrl
was, O. vines he iiyei, whether l.
New YORK c. California, Michigan CT
! E.>riia. Eix-O-; Gu" may have travel
Cd all the states in the Union. Eut i,
has returned to he place CT its birth
there to enjoy a quiet, respectful
old age, while it keeps on running
ard running and running, and cheat
ing the junk man.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
OF CAPITAL STOCK,
BLOOM-SEYIE2 DRUG
CO., Inc. \

AT meeting of the stockholders Of
the Bloom-Scvier Drug Co., lac, held
Tuesday, October 14th, the fc.lowiHg
amendment to the Act Of IrcorpCra-
t-yn was adopted, Increasing the c. i-
tai stock u he Sad corporation:
ARTICLE IL
"Che cSpi al stock OF said corpora
ton shall be twelve thousand dollars
i$lz, T00.G0) divided into and repre-
scented by 10 shares Of the sum of
oae hundred dollars each, which said
stock shall De paid for in casa at The
tine Of subscription, or as same may
be issued, at not less than par.
The stock sl:aii be evidenced by
certificates issued and signed by the
President, or Vice-President ard the
Secretary. Amy stockholder may sell
his stocS in the corporation p.vided
thirty days prior notice of such III
.eAti IN to sell, assign or transfer
same be given The company, and the
other stockholders shah have The fcs.
privilege Of purchasing same, after
which thirty days notice the stock
may be sold in open market.
The stock Of the corporation may
be transferred under The above condi-
ton, provided such transfer Thereof
be made upon the books Of The soid
corporation az its office, and on sur
rendec CT the certificate therefor.
This corporation shall commence
doing business as soon 'ss the stoct
herein provided have been subscribe
and paid for.
H. C. SEWER, NJ. D.,
President Bioom-Sevier Drug Co., IEc
MERTIE BLOOM,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15

Between Sunday, November 9th, and
Sunday, November 10th. every person
in Louisiana is called upon TO save not
less than $40 90 and invest il in Gov.
ernmont War Savings Stamps. BY
sDecial arranqement it has been made
r-ost convenient for all persons who
desire to avail themselves OF the privi-
lace to purchase the wonderfully at
.ractive new 500 and $1,000 Register.
ed Treasury Savings Certificates from
their banker or postmaster.
This period from November 9Th to
November 10th, Is the first anniyer-
sary OF the Grea: Victory which was
won for us by our American soldiers
lust ore year ago. Every person who
appreciates this victory, every person
who is a real American and every
person who recognizes that lie ought
to save for himself as eve.y INTEL!
gent man and woman doe, should
celebrate the Great Victory and honor
cur heroes By purchasing War Saw
ings Stamps and Registered TLeaSury
Savings Certificates" Frank NJ. Smith,
Federal District Director, of the
| Trea sury Savings Division. announced
today
KNOWING that the people of Louis
J lana every man, woman and chlid OF
them-are loyal Americans and that
{. e. all recognize It is the intelligent
thing, the right thing and the neces-
! sary thing to save. I, therefore, con
| fGent!y call upcn them 10 celebrate
wiselv, pa:riCtica'ly ard intoiligent!y
the great Victory Savings Week. as
or Government resue=ts us to do.
"Lorisianiana, l ASK you during This
Victory Savings Week TO do honor 10
tie rrcn who gave their lives IOr you
and who now .moulder in Flanders
Feds. The Governor has indicated
% y5r how II would have this week
OBJ erved
"Ioui.ianiaac, let us who dwell in
this great state do our dIty t. the
fu.lcs. Of orr ability! During Victory
Savings week from the 9Th Of Noveni-
Der to the 1tth Of Norombcc, maze
|; your inve .tmerti in Cove nHeHt War
Savings Stamps ard the new FeGls
; tered Treasury Savings Certificates,
By your acton DO honor to cur heroes
ard in houoying them lay away f"Ada
for your pleasure and yors needs
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
J. &. COLT aARE
REA-. ESTATE AGENT

= 4 a x
REA- ESTATE AGENT
Agent Ncv York Life Insurance Co.
North American Accident iEs. Co.
Tailulah, (&Iaiison Parish, La.
LIST with hin, land you have eor sale.
lake latest up-to-dste life policy
Nothing bs.ter--Evcry man aud lo,s
of women need life insurance If no,
dread provided.
Buy an Accident and Health Policy.
SometSi7g light hsPpen to you. I,
Cannot DC bought when needed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15

OF the via family as the advance
guard Of delegation intent on trying
their hand at prohibition in France.
Upon their arrival Johnson and
Shackleton disappeared and could not
be found. Their presence became
known and the press Immediately
began to conjecture how far they
would get with their propaganda
which is printed in French, and which
will be disseminated among people
who commence drinking wine in the
cradle and leave off on the death bed.
Frenchmen ridicule the idea Of the
socailed "pussyfocters" being taken
seriously in this country.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

One bay or brown horse, black
name and tail, front feet pigeon-toed,
sp!iats on inside of front legs be-
;ween knees AID ankles, buck-eared.
PAGES, about n.ne or ten years old
and l6 hands high, no brands or
marks, disappeared from Greendale
plantation on Teasas River on Oct.
2. 1919. Reward of $1,000 will be
paid for return to me.
JAS. S. LYNCH,
New Light, La.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15

Surgeons agree that in cases Of cuts
burns, bruises and wounds, the first
treatment is most important. When
IN efficient antisertic is apple it
ron ply, there is no danger Of in
.ection aid the wound begins to heal
at o2ce. For exte-na, use OF man or
beast, Dorozone is the ideal antisep-
&c and healing agent. Buy it row
and Re ready for an emergency. Sold
~ Tailulah Drug Store.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
PUSSYFOOT DRY AGENTS LOST;
PARIS DOESN'T CARE

Paris France Somewhere in the
wilds of Paris are two american pro-
hibition workers. They are Robert
johnson and Frederick Shackleton of
the Anti Saloon League of america.
They have; invaded the native h.ath
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15

Put a porous plaster 81 the chest
and tase good cough sy.u9 intern
ally Il you would treat Z severe case
o. sore iu2gs properly. Get the dollar
1i2c Billiards. Horehcunl Syrup. With
each bot le thsra IS q free Herric'..'s
red pepper porous plaster fer the
ches.. Sold h Taiiu'ah Drug Store.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
TEESPASS NOTICE

Lands on Delta Point are posted
and all persons fishing, huating or
otherwise trespassiEg on the above
lands will be prosecuted.
LAND OWNERS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15

If you want to sell your fa~n and
timber land, list them with tie Ray
vile Supply Co., Reas Es.a-e Do
partment Co.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-15
FOR SALE At A EA2GAyNN

1918 Model Ford Touring Car, in
perfect running order. Owner has
other car. Address:
L. J. GILBERT,
Vicl:sburg, Miss.
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
THE BOMB OUTRAGE

~ HE NET result of the bomb outrage injury servant, innocent of thought connection affairs of nations anybody could be. Bomb outrages America almost without exception, have reached people, that is to say totally estranged those criminals desired to reach.
 More often than not those injured by this species of assnahon have been members of the working class; poor people, whose sympathes with the toilers
 The man who mailed the bombs to Mayor Hylan Judge Lands and others coward He and his ddn have brains enough them to lead social accomplish any social benefit
 These didn't know that the of persons they sought to kill seldom open their mail They tossing death bndy into the crowd knowing caring the contrary they injured every righteous movement to the degree which members of such movements may be suspected of participation in the crime.
 there of this species attack if it wisely handled Russian anarchist would blush with shame to be suspected of such job When Russian resorts 10 direct action in social he gets to the whose life he seeks and usually sacrifices his life in the attempt He is neither skulker those mailed bombs leading men, mangled a poor servant girl.
 The world will be combed for these cuIprits they found they will demand and receive fair be punished except upon full proof guilt iot they trial their cries for justice will rend the air.
 Every group organized radicals join the search for the bomb maers in the purpose deliver them for punishment.
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
LODGES MORTAL SIN

of senators taken by the League to Enforce Peace
 A twohirds in favor of the Covenant, few aeraby opposed and twenty in the doubtful list is safe say number of those favor will increase material before Heading those unalteraby Senator Lodge of books, pride and naughty spirits suffers from the feeling that he has not been suf cenly consulted by the leaders of mankind those who unangling the skein of world difficulties in Paris.
 Nobody said to Senator Lodge Senator what would about ths? His attitude is to understand All senttive to the reactions of their neghbors When gentleman to being consulted, he feels neglect Lodge sympathy to Orlando Misery loves company Lodge Orlando and by his sympathy gain the attention a premier of real foreign nation This consummaton would be comforting.
 feeling of parisanship is feeling espe- cially by economic considerations system stand to lose their bread prestige their lofty places and much they sentiment in favor of party threatens the omc being place holders of the other party it is difficult to keep the judicial Lodge doesn't try to.
 The great American people, being for the part ached with all these conditions They do not necessary tear down great leader because not vote for him.
 fortunes of Senator Lodge in parous way His pride parsanship anger disappointment have brought patriotic national standpoint beyond for giveness.
 His public interference in foreign negotiations against the representatives of his country and in favor of power stamped him unfit for the office he holds
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
LONG LIVE THE KING"

TT HE RELATION of Mayor Wilson to the municipal ice plant is typical of his relation to other things. In his message the Common Council June 2 1915, discussing the plant which had just been voted by the people, his honor said-
 This is another matter which should be pushed rapid Iy possible the benefits hoped may realized.'
 By June 196 he singing another tune. He address ed the Common Council in this language:-
 believe it is for the commission to go slow barrassed by l-advised movements
 Between them the mayor and the commission have There is private ice cent but muni cipa ice plant.
 1912 to 1918 address the Common Council pledging 15 mill for the privilege of creating debt The city has the debt but the silent about the 5 mill rate as he is about the ice plant
 And there commission government which the mayor supported many feast of lip servce while the chine of which he is a member led it to the slaughter.
 Let not blame the mayor; let not blame Mr. King the mienlu. God helps those who help them King has propered since those early days He of gifts of $ 900 freely though they bushes
 salary of Mayor Wilson has increased to S6OQQ; he pay of lieutenant governor the pay of colonel guard. One and three salaries
 community in fault if people lazy too pros- too cowardy to take of heiI own interests they w suffer The government Bridgepor
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
WINNING THE WAR

% HE GREAT in which the American people are in they the war; very after they giving the enemy its de grace within four months after American soldiers got fairly into the fray
 follows that the elements of preparation must have complete. It interesting to note of things Uncle accomplished upon the theory that the war might two or three years longer than it did.
 the there but 97 officers the department which used in its business 100000 differ of the ability of Great Britain and France early arrivals of American troops with artillery early production sacrificed for great ultimate production Congress appropriated tenysx billions for this purpose the expenditure somebody has observed amounted to $i2 every hour since the birth of Christ.
 When. the arTnistice signed America producing shoulder rifles than France and Great Britain together billions of rounds of small ammunition was speed before the armistce double per greater than that of Britain.
 of the Americas rate of machine gun pro- that and three times that of Bri- 
 great artillery piece the 75 millmeter gun- From arlerymen fired 600O0 rounds, and there had been shipped to them 8,5O0OOO rounds
 monthly production of finished cannon, beginning with eightsn- 4917, to 7i6, in October 1918
 November, 1918, the monthly production of high explosives in America 39OOOOO pounds Britain 29OOOOOO pounds in France 23,OO0OOO.
 will noted that 50 per cent of the employees expo- sive plants
 suffice to the nature of American satisfactory figures appear every point production. is little make that the army did degree railroads to clothing pickaXes locomotives Uncle Sam led the and when he got 10 the production of food his lead almost nexresby 
 who supposed that the United States doing little nothing.
 it the Central Powers that they quit they They destined overwhelmed avalanche of and materials quantity of moral material force entirely beyond their power to meet
 Americans have occasion to be proud of their country
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
ITALY COMING BACK

Y SEEMS to be conceded that Italy will back to the
 peace conference before the treaty signed by the possible there in the background which made the attitude of the Italian leaders radical than might otherwise have been When the Plume matter sharp issue, May approaching, and the Italians threatened with great demonstrations which under might have turned into Bolshevk movement
 It would not be to that there any the demonstration Plume and this approach Socialist and labor demonstration but will the observation of anybody that great patriotic demonstration might have good results at such time.
 Whether not the government intended such result had mind the enthusiasm of the country in it's support and his demand for Fume must have distracted the from the internal dissension. rate the May demonstrations passed off without serious trouble.
 is desirable that the Italian people, who did much for Allies shall participate the settlement Everybody hopes they this way the peace of the future will a suspicious beginning
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
PUTTING OVER THE FACTS

@ HE FILIPINOS. who to America hurry up A the time when they will be permitted to govern them selves, offering striking facts, which will quite change the opinion of the about the degree of Filipino civilization, and the extent of Filipino preparation for self government
 The Fpnos and their ancestors have been civilized educated for 300 Their University of Santo Tomas than Harvard university, In 1866 there 833 schools for girls and 8 for boys and in 1892 eight be- fore the Americans came, there 2,i37 schools.
 The Fpinos have been Christians for 300 Yeas the only Christian population in the Orient.
 Admiral Dewey regarded them better fitted for self ernment than the Cubans.
 Francis Burton Harrison who has been general the Philippines for six years declares that by experience by financial ability and by temperament the Fpnos able decide themselves and able govern themselves.
 It would that the United States should be ready in times when self determination for small peoples is the order the day. give this Oriental people the opportunity they desire
Republican farmer., 1919-05-09
NEWS OF POLAND

TE HE NEWS from Poland told by Dr. Bronislaw Smy
 kovski, of this city mingled story of sadness gadness Picture people who have little eat little to almost of the convenences of life; people who have medicines sufficient for the treatment of illness suffering with epidemics and perhing many thousands death Pictures these people their schools and filled with calm confidence in the and belief that the suferngs they have undergone but the milestOnes the road to better things.
 It will quite anybody who reads Dr. Smykowski's satemen regarding this people that has been establish independence by American military They Hove Americans They admire and President Wilson
 many things that America produces. There h Dr. Smykows great demand for the products of Amer It will be labor of mutual benefit to democracy of Poland with those too machines commodities to put the Polish people their feet