Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-03

Elvin Cole who has been In the SER
vice more than o year. and who since
the signing of the nrmistice, has been
In Germany writes his father that he
IL going to. school there. With his
letter he encloses couple OF pamph-
Ilets, one The Rhine and Its Legends
lin which he writes that he was on 9
boat on the Rhine on Memorial day.
/ The other gives some news concern
ling the school and 10 as follows:
while waitig for the coveted en-
i barkation orders, the calmest and
best satisfied bunch OF men Is that
which IL occupying Rengsdorf, not
ed summer resort. Five hundred
carefully elected representative of
the division are 'sumnering" at this
most delightfully."- situated town,
while attending classes In agricul-
tture, art. mathematics, science, for
eign languages. history, English and
many other subjects.
The commandant, Maj w. e. Fin
ger of the Twenty-third Infantry,
presided at the formal opening Of
the school. Friday. May End. Ad-
dresses were made by Or. ]. +.
Rorer, superintendent of instruc-
ltion: by Prof. H. 2. WILDER. assist
ant superintendent and by DR.. John
Deems of Brooklyn. The music was
furnished by the Twenty-third In
4 fantry band.
/ The regular sessions began Nom
day. May. 5th, when the school was
honored by the presence Of Major
General John A. Lejeune. and Coll
HUI b. Myers. chief of stan. After
reviewing the school battalion. Gen.
eral Lejeune addressed the men mp
on the importance Of the educational
work Of the army, and contrasted the
Indifference to the hygenfc and edu-
cational welfare Of the soldiers In the
earlier armies. with the care for, the
personal interests Of the troops to-
DAY.
whom have been selected from the
division. were rendered reception
~ Major FinSer. Friday evening.
May 9th. Twenty-eight states were
reRresented In the group. and NEAR
| " all the men have had teaching ex.
perience ct home,
Hardly q day passes without some
distinguished visitors inspecting the
school. Among these may be not
ed: General Ress, Of, g. n. O.;
Col. Reeves. president Of Reaune
university; Lieutenant Colonel Cow
lelI. assistant chief of stan: Mueten-
ant 0o1onel Ahrens school officer OF
1.-THE Third Corps: DR.. Battlefield,
comnnissiohsr OF the educat isnsi
Icpsps; Or. Rsnton, supsrinten9ent Of
OBSTRUCTION a. the Third CorpS; Drs
Tough. Of D1enne uHtvereitys and
Major Hacke school aficer 4 the
Third Army. 49,
Athletic teams saFe bsing fQynsAs
also musical clubs snd debatipg ~
cieties. Hikes and excarsld1s 70
local points Of interest will also be
arranged. ~
LIFE HOLDS NOTHING BRTHnR
Z piseea&enf nth ~ lot, IN Ms q
"a SsGiSIksksnsrnse " tkS ~. q q H.
{nry ssfate n To- sWot11. n have
tire thine0 tAnE afe beyond hio reach
consume6 him With ceaSeless iife.
Such men. - o rnie. have enough
and to spare. but this does not seem
Ito satisfy them. II they would on
| " determine to be content with what
they have they would be htppy.
The conaeQuence u that they make
| q dismal failure of Q life that could
easily have bean = great succesS ~
lar % their happiaess In involved.
And. without happiness It were bet
ter that nan had net lived ut al.
Then We have the nan who has al
1.-THE wealth and power and maybe al
the glory that he creSeg. but who 10
] In constant fear that q viii be taken
lawny from him; that - will loss his
| worldly posseesi0ns or that some
body viii rob him. Of the limelight.
Coutentment never sleeps under
| the roof Of such man. Wherefore,
Of what good to him IL all that he
has
Now. IL the man who wants that
which II beyond his reach could
| school himself to be- like Paul, 'con-
ktent IN whatsoaver state" he found
himself, he would get things out Of
Mfe that he never dreamed Of. He
you'd ssssp seand!y and awaks n
iGladneas. AID IL the man who has
Ian tn wealth ~ had craved could
Sc1l6ol shinself to feel that It would
not matter II he wsre to lose II all,
he would also sleep soundly and
awake In gladnese.
Who among No would wiAh to 90
through life and nniss the biggest
thing there II In lifey Well. the
| least man on earth can have that
big thing for his very own simply BY
q motion Of tho mind that God gave
him when he was born.
| The big thing In life-its name ID
Contentment. Il lies at your feet.
Take II up and let It warm you.--
Utica Globe.
ROBINs HELP IN CHERRY CROP
A raiser Of cherries. IN amateur.
was complaining thss the robins are
| getting the charles Two man who
1 have raised fRuit for years stated