The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-21
ADULTERATED FOOD!
w. GRAY WOLF DIES UNDER SUS-
PICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES AND
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD .
INDICTED.
The Two Seen Together Shortly Be
fore the Tragedy Occurred.

lore the Tragedy occurred.
Under that startling heading appears in
Fairy Tales Up to- Now, by Wallace Irwin
a very modern version of Little Red Rid
ing Hood The wolf in this expects to
make breakfast food Of the little girl, and
so declares to her when breakfast time ar
rives. Ride" never f1inches but replies
Do you appreciate the break .,
That you are just about to make?
Your hopes of health minimized-
Why, I'm not even PaSteurzed.'
The VOLTS taking off Is effected by
Ride soon after.
The Uneasy Chair. "
The SociaIization of Humanity, a Sys-
tenn of Monistic Philosophy, is the title
of a somewhat bulky book by Charles
Kendall Franklin. 1t is called, also, IAN
Analysis and Synthesis of the Phenomena
of Nature, Life, Mind and Society Thru
the Law of Repetition. The writer says:
THE object Of this investigation is to
trace physical, organic and social phen-
omena to their sources in order to dis
cover their laws SO that the subsequent
expenditure Of energy in nature, life,
mind and society may be determined fol-
human welfare" ~
1t will be seen that the author set him
self a tremendous task. OF course the
scope Of his work is to set aside dualisn
in all it's forms as a philosophy There is
no God, in the, Christian sense. There
can be none, &he says,i forfeit God be a
person, then he must have body; fol
personality consists of the energies con-
stituting the conditions Of matter. If Goo
be mind, then it must have brain: fol
mind is the condition of brain matter
containing the registered energies of mat
ter and the registered energies of externa
nature. Both concepts are utterly alb
surd, ETC." 1.-THE only object in the uni
verse worthy of sacrifice is society," for tt
it, and not to a supernatural God, does
the individual owe all his morality, his so
| ciality, his intellectually" What heav!
debt then we individuals do owe to So
| ciety, and what q wonderful workman
| architect, artist, society is.
For the author, evolution does every
| thing. There are two laws, internal repe
tition' and external repetition" regulat
| ing affairs. chemical energies following
the former can develop a compound S
high There 'the law of external repe
tition was utilized to supplement the lay
of internal repetition etc. So. 49,.
'Utilized!'' BY whom? For ITO utilize
implies perception, apprehension, compre
hension, knowledge, reasoning-all tina
goes with individual personal rational &C
ton.
The author speaks of "the continuoU
adjustment Of radiant energies to grav
tant energies, the universal process" Pre-
ducing new compounds, etc. He also ha
use for ''many millions Of years." NJ
only for the past, but also for the futul
social development of humanity in tt
} earth. He seems unaware Of the limite
| lions that modern scientists are putting c
the matter of time. He seems unawal
that the nebular hypothesis is by man
leaders in science no longer regarded E
) scientific. He seems unaware that chen
ical science seems to point more ar
more clearly, to the theory that there
not one original simple form Of matte
from which all forms are developed.
The book seems intended to promo1
the cause Of cooperative socialism, b,
it will probably have small influence
that direction