The Washington herald., 1908-01-26
By q. HENRY BRINKLER.

Chingman, with none. frog g-cdtng.
frisky Frenchman; potato-eating Irish
man. who loves a brawl; a slippery prod
uct Of beans and OIL such as the Japa-
ncsc: a square-chested, slow, conserva-
tive. ploddng German. or greasy. ele-
mental negro.
The German as we know him is filed
with puddings, dumplings, and other
scggy food of "a heavy nature, which
make him squGre-shouldered and thick
set. sluggish. slow. plodding. patient, and
thorough The German does not take So
much meat as the Euglishman, and the
cereal foods. starchy and sluggish IN
nature do not quickly digest, making
aim homeIy. home-loving, slow, and con-
scrvative. If Il were not for the large
quantities Of light lager beer he drinks,
ne would suffer I'm his liver and deterio-
rate more rapidly than at present Fir-
chow and Koch in science, Wagner in
music. are examples of what his piod-
linC and patience can do at their best.
The German loves his home life, sub
jugates his wife, and makes her Tie his
shoes As he takes no heavy stimudnts,
ne usually keeps his affections at home,
and IS satisfied with his own code OF
morals Ihey are cohtehIeu race pI"-
eidcd they can have plenty Of beer and
tobacco, without which life would be
flank 90 them. Their theories and beliefs
sre always materiaIstic, never spiritual
This is all on account of the liver az
sected by phlegmatc foods.
John Bulls Beef and Beer.
Tho Frrlfsb dinar from the Germans
mae, ,i,I.I,.i,, tl.. 1....-, ,,... ,f I,s,f and
80 -. ..+.-,. ,..+.7. - 49,, -
anu ''ii7
liquors lHt E"siSh nave Il preference
Tor beef, beer and poTidge. The oat-
meal and beef give the Englishman that
pusbfuluess which has made him famous
lie world over The haar in lam makes
.i-, , o.sfl.l. and f... ,,,,Il,s an o,..r ,l,o
- -. IT, 80,
.e-i" anu '' 'll e'll' "'"'' li' mas 1'e
"nest physical standard or all men. lie
delights iu war OF competition, but his
a.et is stiff enough 20 make him even
t-mrcrfE and nutritious euoIgb 10 make
min, r. .s,r.+.t. .,..1 +7.s.. ...,,,.,;.,.-.,,
'''-' ava '''-''-7' 90 ol'-'' i~o''''e ''-.'
+'F"'S4>e' WHO ACT "iIHout 'uhslueilhS
My tie possible effect OF their acts.
Beer ana beer make the Engilshman the
inventor oi law, and 1t takes law 10 re-
straln him.
NeNertheltss, the EngisGuan diet Is
TOO heavy for him. Although ne may
axe enough meat 10 enable him 10 turn
starchy foods into blood and energy Yet
the foods lie TOO long 'n his stomach for
best results. quick action, and brilliant
thoughts. Hence the Euslishmau Is con-
r-,. 80. '-'
The Fnrrfsr, standard of morality. is +b.
.rme as that of the Germans-that is 10
keep one wife for Ife But the English
mans diet tends TO make him untrue TO
Ier- Though The Engi-shman Dridss
.l'"s'" gi L.o. .dI..' an" i'"' MS peei'
- ,...'l ., 4'--..,,l '1'' 'i.ll, a"'y rom
.,,, se % ,,aI-sI MAJ, b,-r 5.rs--g s,,r-
re3tft.ouslv from his standards His foods
are at fault
ON the opposite side of the English
gh"Hne. IS the FTenedman, a very dlf-
-Si'a.- -,. lg'4't ana u very al1efeht TYPE.
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rsno0red for fts rrhfncse Tie def fs
complex. hut ALWAYS light They have
their light wines and insidious Hqueurs, /
tIcir sauces and sautes. their vermuth .
-Ho ausz nine. th'F heIbt ana condi- /
ls 'l .''' '"'o Il. 'uus Us SYSTEM "l .
,,itr fr..,, I,r,.,5 e~,, -,,i.l.1,. .If
.esred meals The Fraprh,,ar fe r.sr-
.ur.aI. acirtiIating. creative. His mind /
works in flashes. and he gets what we
cali inspiration. He leads I'm scientific /
discovery.
WHY FrPuchmeu Quarrel.
,r +r,. l.1,,- f...,,4 .r.. ..--,... -......
''.' ..' '9'7' N''l''i'''u WAX" '"e "shl (
-''us. destroy 'ie dIsest'e apparatus ana /
send 20 physical degeneration. The great /
mixture of stimulants, with only light 4
meats. make the average Fre7crmau ef- /
r-rvpsccut fnp9tfeDf. unreliable 1or-
arg5a5 and ,,uarraIsop,a ,rb.i,. ,r,.,.rols
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- -, 1.--E7, NC
'1NN P"sS'Sal S'iei'5'-l ana courage ana /
'AeE 40 not last longer than the spasmS /
OF indigestion Though the FreHchman /
VIII kick. scratch, and bite, he is ready f.
tp shake hands with or embrace his /
enemy as soon as IL &c all ovar r. iy /
,.l., fro. rr-,,, f,,,,f,,..+ir-, ,t,.,+ ~. -
.., 90 '''
ms '''1' - '.o S'''i'''a'i'is'
Ills iA'l4l I'de' IIti tluIe, Is Il lax one
u IS remarkable tldt when the Japa- /
uese initiated Western customs and in .
troduced meat eating they rose 10 mower
and beat the Russians. Their dvarfad /
sizo is surely ov,ipe +, +be r.rd a,,5 /
ftt
,,.,. ra,-. eat., Gov. s.,,,r.,iorg ,,,,.r-.
scientists who have come To study this
question will find the solution here or
laiL The main diet of the japanese is
snyoia Deans Also tAey use OIL freely.
W y, L.lLe neAl.s are nerve , IouLlSi'lLls When
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