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to the fat averages 20 per cent
or less In the wheat preparations
the proportion is about Is 10 75, in
oats and other grains-corn, hominy.
buckWheat, etc.-the proportion is
about II to IS. With dairy products
butter. milk. cheese. whey. etc
the proportion is about 2S TO 80. With
vegetables all the way down the long
list from artichOkes to turnips. the
proportion of the muscle building
commodity 10 the starch. fat. etc. is
about to IL. With fruits the pro-
portion is in the neighborhood Of
to IL With nuts. about Is to 80.
Some Of the latter contain amazing
percentages of muscle making ele-
ment, such as pinenuts. butternuts
and peanuts. containing more than 25
per cent, while roast beef only con-
tains 16 per cent. SO lentils, peas and
beans contain more than % per cent
Of muscle making heterogeneous food.
while mutton chops have but 10, and
can be thrice as easily digested as
the chops.
Statistics are usually indirect ways
of arriving at great truths concerning
diet. The approximation is not with
out interest, although there is but one
safe and sound criterion. and that is
personal experiment. Each individual
is built differently from every other
individual on earth, with combinations
of heredity and environment TO enter
into the equation. But that there is
no need for us to fear the ravages OF
a meat famine and that vegetarianism
offers such a pleasant and healthful
refuge is a source of peace to the mind
of the millions in whatsoever quarter
of the country.
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to increase their size, but, though the
process was notably effective, nobody
suspected why. The reason lay simply
in the lecithin contained in the yolks.
DR.. H. w. Wiley, the Governments
chief chemist, and his assistant. DR..
Maxwell, have performed some eIabor-
ate experiments with the grow stuff. -
So have DR.. Koch of Berlin and DR..
Danilewsky Of Paris, who have utilized
many kinds Of animals, from frogs to
chickens, in their Investigations. They
found that puppies fed with regular
doses of lecithin not only grew faster
than puppies reared in the ordinary
way, but were stronger, more lively,
developed thicker and silkier hair and
seemed to be perceptibly more intelli-
gent In order TO avoid error as far as
possible, the puppies were invariably
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build the bones and oIner tissues Of
the body. OF course all of the ma
terial that goes to make growth is
originally in solution in the blood, from
which it is deposited in the form Of
bone, muscle. tissue, etc. If while
growth is still going on the rate of
deposition can be accelerated the hu-
man being or other animal will grow
faster. Apparently this Is the way in
which the lecithin works, by stimulat-
ing normal growth.
Lecithin is defined by Dr. II. w.
Wiley as fat in which phosphorus has
replaced part of the hydrogen In sim
pie language, 1t is an organic COM
pound of phosphorus. While egg yolks
contain an extraordinary percentage OF
it, it is also found in seeds. wherein ii
is stored to furnish material for the
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sang on that first Christmas morning
Peace on earth, good will to men"
1 believe that the time will come, and
early in the twentieth century, too,
when employers and employed shall
beat their swords into plowshares and
their spears into pruning hooks and
learn industrial war no more. That
is a consummation devoutly to be
wished, for the wage system as it
works now is simply organized war.
The sooner employers recognize the
fact that their workmenAare their part
ners in production, the sooner shall we
have industrial peace and prosperity.
That is the logic of current events and
it is the logic of Christianity, too The
world is going that way. 1t is possible
to go too fast and upset the industrial
coach. There are difficulties in the way.
Capital can live on it's own fat in ''the
winter of it's discomfort Labor's fat
being all lean, must starve but a way
will be found. There are hosts of
wage -earners, tired of useless and cost
ly strife, ready for the copartnership
plan and there are hosts of employers
ready TO meet their men half way. The
solution of the industrial difficulty lies
in the Identification Of the interests
of the men who do the work with
those of the men who direct it, Car
lyle wrote half a century ago, whether
in some not far-distant age your mas
ter worker may not find it possible and
needful to grant his workers permanent
interest in his enterprise and theirs, so
that it becomes in practical result what
in essential fact and justice it ever is.
a joint enterprise" 1t seems to me
Carlyle answers Carlyle. If every in
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the lecithin in distilled water to make
it sterile he administered it to the ami
mails through the mouth and by in
jecting it beneath the skin in differ
ent series of experiments. The ami
mails under trial were invariably of
the same litter. were fed on the same
kind of food Ga plain vegetable diet
of corn, carrots and cabbage) and were
weighed every two days. Taking an
average it was found that the lecithin
rats grew 60 per cent faster than the
rats reared in the ordinary way, and it
was about the same with the guinea
pigs.
The results obtained by DIR. Koch
indicate that the grow stuff" worked
better when given by the mouth than
when administered hypodermically.
This ought to be considered fortunate,
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ROSPEROUS times do not
bring Industrial peace. In
thirty-ive years l have
never known more pros
porous times than We are
having now. Business men
are making money fast. Working men
are getting big wages and constant
employment: and yet the clash be
tween employers and employed cOntin-
ues. We hear the sullen roar Of il at
frequent intervals, like the dash of
angry waves against a rock-bOund
coast. War is hell" said the late
General Sherman. Industrial war is
hen. Napoleon conquered a country
and called IL peace, but it was the
peace Of desolation. Employers may
win in the industrial fight that is upon
us here and everywhere, or employed.
and call il peace. but whoever wins,
they are saying. Peace, peace, when
there is no peace Our industries can
be built W neither on the basis Of con-
rict nor contract Carlyle says: Love
az men cannot be bought by cash. and
without love men cannot endure 10 be
together"
The strife between capital and labor
is al once suicidal. fratricidal and
h0micidal II kills the brother, self and
society. when the great Lawgiver OF
Israel found two Hebrews quarreling
De said 10 them. -Sirs. We are brethren;
why do ye wrong one 10 another?
This strife between employers and en-
pl0yed is unbrotherly, unnatural a
monstr0us thing. monstrously wicked
and monstrously absurd, no wolves Of
the forest tearing each other more
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growth OF the embryo plant-just as in
the egg it helps the development Of the
unmatched chick 1t is in fact, ma
lures own grow stuff" and occurs
wherever food is stored for the use Of
the embryo plant or animal From il,
DR.. Wiley says, we mainly derive the
phosphorus which helps to nourish the
brain, nerves and other tissues of the
body.
Drs. Wiley and Maxwell have per-
formed some interesting experiments
with eggs to find out what becomes OF
the phosphorus in the lecithin of the
yolk- 1t was a difficult problem OF
chemical analysis, but it's solution
proved that during the process OF incu-
baton the organic phosphorus OF the
lecithin is transformed into the inor-
ganic phosphorus OF the bones % the
chick.
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cruelty. They forget that they are
brethren, members of one family. And
they are iDjuring not only themselves
but the whole human brotherhood. It
would be just as sane for two brothers
born OF the same father and mother
TO beat and try to kill each other as il
is for employers and employed to en-
gage in such unbrotherly strife. Capt.
tai cannot prosper by Gripping labor
and labor cannot prosper by Gripping
capital. Society is a unit and if one
suffers, all suffer. This is the law of
Christian ethics. We cannot succeed
by the ruin Of our neighbor. Unity of
interests is the law of God. 1t is not
true because God teaches it. God
teaches il because it is true. We may
doubt it and deny it and fight against
it, but il is true, and the twentieth CEN
fury Will prove it. 1t is proved already.
The survival of the fttest," Mature
red in tooth and claw" was the gospel
preached by scientists not long ago,
but "Otherism. existence for the sake
OF others, is the gospel preached by
scientists now. and it is the gospel
preached in the Bible from lid to lid
A United States Senator was bold
enough 10 say on the floor Of the Sen
ate chamber that the thought that the
ten commandments had anything TO do
with American politics was only an
iridescent dream" He might have in
Guided American industries. The law
Of God, Christian ethics, has no
standing in the high courts Of politics
and commerce. Christianity nowadays
is only a good-natured old grandmoth-
er, sitting with her frilled cap in her
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er in their combinations of capital to
get the better of labor and of labor
to get the better of capital, they are
fighting against the laws of the Ruler
of the universe; a conflict which can
issue in no benefit to either, but in
much injury to both and to society.
What is the remedy for the indus
trial war? One of two things: First,
a national board of arbitration. Let
capital name one arbitrator. labor
another. and the President of the
United States a third. and let these
three men be clothed with authority
to settle all disputes between capital
and labor as they arise. Second. CO.
partnership of some sort. Christianity
found slavery existing, and while it
did not set itself to overthrow it by
direct onset, it enunciated principles
which inevitably overthrow it. To
slavery the wage-earning system sue
ceeded. Is this the final form of the
kingdom of industry? 1 do not think
so. 1 look upon the present collision
between employers and employed as
the birth pangs of another and higher
form-the final form. Under the
wage system we I have two great
standing armies, capital on the one
hand and labor on the other, fighting
each other as fiercely on the soil of
this free America of ours as Jap and
Slav are fighting each other on the
soil of Manchuria. Is this the best
that the wage system can do? Is it
the best that Christianity can do?
do not believe that Christianity con-
templates the maintenance of stand
ing armies of any sort. L believe the
angels meant something when they
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II THERE WERE 4 MEAT FAlMINE--WHAT THEN?
ansnss ay V7s fodBe " Lngr andC hepe

w 5: 8: !: :: s: =: ::
the price of any
commodity the wise
ones come 10 the front with an omit
nllstlc theory that after all what was
Cee'llea q calamity was in reality only
Tor the public good.
Negetarianism. for instance bas oe
lale received great stimulus from a
1"oiolc condition. In the first place
li-sa1 nas been high in price, and thou
saiios or people have felt the necessity
o. practicing more rigorous economy
combination OF events which has
caused them TO become patient listen
ers TO the professors Of the cereal. fruit
nut, vegetable or cthe- cults. who offer
most plausible reason s for establishing
d new order Of things on a more econ
omical and truly more helpful basis.
In book and pamphlet. through
column on column of printed periodi-
eals' from pulpit and lecture platform
1he crusade still goes on Societies
ano clubs are formed, learned men in
sCndry places are annotating. sitting
ano comparing statistics, till we are
leo 10 believe that the salvation of the
race lies IN the regimen Of the vege-
tartan Buddhist rather than the beef
eater Indeed, some have gone back
10 the green grass and cold water diet
Of the penitent Nebuchadnezzar the
latter cult having been started bv 2
young Spaniard who lost his health in
havana came north only TO be more
seriously afflicted with nervous dys-
pepsla, and who found in the lush.
tender blades Of the park grass %
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AVE the educational in
terests Of California out
grown the County Teach
ers' Institutes? There are
those whose opinion is
strongly affirmative. They believe that
this feature Of the States educational
work has passed its highest influence
and that more effective means should
be employed for the development and
upbuilding Of teachers.
Teachers institutes were first legally
recognized in this State in 1863 In 1870
the law was changed so that il required
the superintend 80 Of each county Of a
certain size 10 annually hold an insti-
tute and also required the attendance
OF evc-y public school teacher. Hence
for a generation teachers institutes
have been a compulsory feature Of the
school law OF California.
With the view Of learning the cur
rent opinions or this subject, The Call
has requested the views of some Of the
school sUperintendents upon the value
Of teachers Institutes and upon any
possible substitutes and by their cour-
tesy is enabled TO present these here
with They are wholly from officials in
the northern part Of the State
From =. NJ OK. superintendent of
the Santa Rosa schools. it is learned
that he considers the Institutes in
dispensable. We can hope for little
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ment the stature OF your children, if
you desire. by a very simple means
namely, by feeding them on egg yolk
ad libitum.
Yolk Of egg contains a substance
called '1ecithin.' which, as has been
newly discovered. is. in the language Of
the German scientists. a veritable
grow stuff" Fed to human beings or
other animals, it has a marked ten
dency TO accelerate development OF
flesh tissue and bony structure. For
many years past St. Bernard pups
reared for exhibitions at shows have
been systematically stuffed with eggs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-16

OULD you like to
be a giant? If you
are grown UP al
ready it is too late,
but you may aug
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
ITO Be contlnued.)
MANY DOLLS ARE IMPORTED.

Entire Floor of One Building Given Up
to Display of Samples.
The adjective bewildering might
properly be used to describe the array
Of dolls displayed as samples in toy
importing house.
Great assortments of dolls are to be
found in more than one large retail
store but here is an entire floor Of a
building given up wholly to dolls.
There is to be seen nothing but dolls.
From one end to the other Of this
long floor run lines of counters, each
with a rack over it. And ranged along
as close as they can be placed on the
counters and racks are dolls.
There are thousands Of dolls, and no
two are alike, for these do not consti
tute the concerns stock of dolls, but
its doll samples. There are jointed
dolls four feet long, and jointed dolls
half an inch in length. New York Sun
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
JAPANs DEBT TO US.

United States, Through Commodore
Perry, Opened the Empire.
What was the greatest service rem.
dered Japan by the United States?"
asked Mr.. Takahira, Japanese minis.
ter to the United States.
The minister leaned forward in his
chair, his fingers nervously tapping the
top Of his desk. Then he said: III
was the United States, represented By
Commodore Perry, that opened the EN-.
pire Of Japan. No other nation but an
Anglo-Saxon nation could have done il
so weli--so auspiciously for there ID
no civilization like the Anglo-Saxon
civilization"
III. Mr.. Takahira took a pen from his
desk, and pointing to it said: The
Japanese believe that the civilization
represented by the pen is greater than
all the civilization represented by the
sword. Education and literature were
the keynotes In the awakening 81
Japan. Worlds Work.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
M. AIbee's opinlon.

Alpine. Cal, June g.. Mr.. T. M. / al.
bee. our postmaster, has expressed an
opinion based on his own experience
which will no doubt be Of interest TO
many. Mr.. Albee Is q man Of few
words, but HIS well known truthfulness
and uprightness Of character adds
much weight to any statement he
makes, He says:
The hrst box of Dodds Kidney Pills
that used convinced me Of their
good qualities and I used altogether
four boxes with the very best results.
i can heartily recommend this rem.
edy. 3
This voluntary expression OF opin.
Ion Will doubtless nd an echo in
many homes In California. for Dodd's
Kidney pills have been making some
miraculous clres In this state.
From the evidence already pub
siished 1t seems safe to conclude that
this medicine will be found ia be q
perfect cure for rheumatism, urinary
trouble, backache and any and every
form Or symptom Of kidney complaint.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
THE SCHOOL OF THE STREETS.
Philosopher Says That's Where Base.
ball Players Are Made.

Philosopher Says That's Where Ease.
ball Players Are Made.
Some boys were playing ball yester
day afternoon Ii Gortiandt street near
Broadway, regardless Of the fact that
hundreds of people were shurrying
along that street on their way to the
ferry Some Of the passersby who had
to dodge the ball wanted to know what
the police were paid for, anyway; but
one philosophical person remarked
that crowded city street was the
best place in the world to train crack
baseball players.
Any boy, said the philosopher,
who can catchsa ball or throw one
we'll here can do 1t anywhere. But one
advantage of the street over a vacant
lot as training ground is that 1t
makes a boy alert. Now, just watch
that kid who Is about to throw the
ball. He's on the watch every second
for the cop on this beat. A boy who
learns how to- play ball and keep from
being arrested at the same time will
never let = base-runner steal second on
him IN a real game on the diamond.
New York Sun. ;-9s=l
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
81 Il ~ -.
feR CONVENIENT CONSCIENCE.
How the Wise shopilfter Managed to
ForestatI Detection.

How the Wise shopilfter Managed TO
ForestaiI Detection.
The professio shoplifter Is very
prevalent In Chicago, and all the big
shops maintai detectives to watch for
her. But she Is very cunning crea
tilre, and IT is believed that not one
ln1 R dozen 81 her Is ever caught.
esterday IL woman tried ON an ex'
pensive skirt in one Of the big depart
ment stores AS she was looking at II
In the mirror the saIesWoman was
called to another part Of the room
whereupon the visitor calmly left the
shop, abandoning her old skirt, which
was worn SO as to be worthless.
When the sal eswoman returned she
examined the skirt and found In the
pocket a memorandum containing the
the woman s name and address.
Now, mark the shrewdness Of the
shopIifter. She missed the book, and
knew that she would be arrested as
Soon as she reached home, and then
the penitentiary.
SO inside Of an hour she was back
again in the skirt department, and
said she had been tempted to steal the
skirt. but had been assailed by her
conscience and had come to return
the stolen property, But she did not
take the trouble to weep.
And that was the end Of the affair
Chicago Journal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
PATENTS.

List Of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.
William Box, Yankton, s. D., door
fastener; Frank Crolius, Minneapolis,
Mimi, hernial truss; Robert Hitler, st.
Paul, Mimi, rule case; Eugene Nc.
Phee, Lead, S. D., two-wheeled vehi-
Gle; Joseph Miller, Duluth, MINI,
horse collar; Herman Patry and L. S.
Hanson, Cloquet, Mimi, watch case;
Leonard Paulee, Minneapolis, Mimi,
corner clamp for showcases.
Lothrop & Johnson, patent lawyers. 911
and sl2 Pioneer Press Bldg. ST. Paul.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, they cannot reach the dis.
eaaad portion Of the ear. There ia only one way to
deafness. and that by remedies.
Deafness a caused by IN fnlamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachan Tube When this
tube 10 inAamed You have rumbng sound or i'm.
perfect hearing and when 1t a entirely closed Deaf
ness the result and unless thein1ammation be
taken and this tube restored to its normal condi.
tien hearing will be destroyed forever; nine casea
out Of ten are caused by Catarrh, which ts nothing
but an isaiamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case OF
by Hairs catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
.s.4 ga 81 r. J. CHENEY u CO., Toledo, o.
a Sold by Drugg.sts, TIC.
q Take Hairs Family Pits for constipation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
An Attentive Husband.

is your seat comfortable. dear?" he
asked when they had got settled in the
stheater.
" Yes: It Is very nice" said the wife,
smiling pleasantly.
Feel any dranght, dear?'
s Not a particle.
& No big hats in front Of you, dear?"
4 Not one"
8 No posts in the way?
No: am very comfortable"
Then change seats with me. dear"
Yonkers Statesman,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
Law st clompen.atio.n'

George III. was wondering how thu
apple got into the dumping.
! Probably, I" they suggested, at war
the same way the berries got ont al
the shortcake.
Perceiytng the landlady glaring e
him the terror4tricken monArch CON.
pletely lost his rssson New York
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09
Doesn't Il Ike ID cue.s.

Pretty Daugh terI'd rather marry
/ The worst man on earth than the best.
Horrified Mother Good gracious!
1 Are yos crazy MI
Pretty Daugh ter No necessarily.
lon see, ia know then right from The
start what was up against, and
wouldn't he kept guessing. Columbus
dispatch.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09

There Is considerable difference be.
tween thinking lot Of yourself and
thinking of yourself lot.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09

Justice is the corner stone Of govern
ment.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09

Question Of Gender.

0UeStlon OF Gender.
Say" remarked the village lawyer,
as he entered the general store. Il
want a ribbon for my typewriter"
"All right. sir" responded the new
clerk. DO you want one for her or for
it ?"-Philadelphia Enquirer.
Ho! FOR ROSEBUD RESERVATION
drawing Registration begins July ends 20; fifteen
years experisnce in Oklahoma land openings. My
northwestern Office will bs at Bonesteel, s. b. Send
20 cts for my Land Manual, containing proclamation
and complete information solaiers desiring agent
should write me. d. II MORGAN, Honesteel, 8. D.
Cherish the beginning of character
growth.