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WILL GO BACK TO HIS DELILAH.
Strong Man Sampson Valves tho
Formalities OF Extradition.

Strong Man Sampson Valves tho
Formalit!es OF EXtradition.
People who visit the dime museum Will not
be afforded a chance 10 witness the fcats Of
strength Of CAN August sampson, "tne
modern Hercules" Just At present.
THIS sampson has his Deilah. Intortu-
natcly for dime museum purposes, she Is on
the other side OF the Atlantic, claiming that
Sampson stole her diamonds. and sampson
has magnaminouSly offered to 20 back 10
England on tn Majestic next "Wednesday,
without buthcring the Government to get out
eNtrauitlOn papers.
That Is what counsel Fred House said to
| Irited states commissioner SnicldS To-day
when sampson was arraignrd for cNaminI-
tiOn. The strong man WAS consequently re-
turned to the Ludlow Street JAN.
stein, the complainant, who inStigatCd
Marshal Bernhard TO cut his American en-
gageincnt short before II began, Is really only
desiroWs OF luring his captivating sell back TO
England.
Marshal bernhard found a belt upon the
Stalwart RIiliShcr, and IN It We're the dia-
mondS. He acknowledged that they were
once the property OF his alleged ailinity, who
f. nOw figprinE IN the divorce courts, nut SAID
that she mad pnwncd them aHh he mad been
gwen ;he ticket and mad taken them "uut
OF hook"
lie Is a magnificent specimen Of physical
manhood. lie Is ACCOMPANIED ON this cNcur-
sion by nr. william croft, who Is \ br ether ut
~. bernstein, and who cUrrObor atcs The
story tod by Sampson,
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The Evening World Prints Asso
ciated Press News.
LET ALL BE COUNTED NOW.

Next Tuesday will zee the work of o
new census of the State begun. 1t is to
be fair count this time, and New York
and Brooklyn, suffering from the inac.
curacies of tho Porter enumeration. are
especially interested in seeing thnt the
men who make tho count are aided IN
every possible way.
1t is essential that both cities should
have at Albany and ut Washington the
just share of representation to which they
are entitled and out of which they have
long been kept. The word for Tue esdny
therefore, and tor the succeeding days
devoted to the demonstrating is u genera
one Stand up and be counted"
Let every citizen make sure that h,
and his are on the list. and if there is any
way in which he can make sure that hi,
neighbors are also counted il Is righ
that he should do that. too. New Yorl
must know just how big city she is. ant
must make the State and the nation un
derstand. to the end that her interests o
legislation and representation may N
longer suffer.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
BROOKLYN Theatres.

At the Park Theatre next week Miss Marie
Wainwright will be the star In the romantic
drama, "Amy Robsart." She will be sup
ported by Henry Miller, Barton Hill, William
lngersoll, Blanche Walsh and Kate Blancke.
The play will De mGgnliicently staged, Mars.
ton IL Young furnishing the scenery and
Dazian O'Neill the costumes.
NiODe" VIII be seen for the first time in
the Eastern District at the Amphon on Mon
day night. This comedy Is Il departure from
the sO-called farce-cCmedlcS. and Is clean,
bright ana funny. II Will be presented with
the original cast, which Includes George K.
EdcSon, Charles COote, Jessie storey and ISa-
belle Coc.
j. X. Emmett will appear at the Lee Avenue
Academy on Monday night in his fathers sue.
ccssiul play, " Fritz IN Ireland" An efficient
cast Is promised.
Next Monday evening "Tar and Tartar !"
Will lie presented Tor the first time IN the
Eastern District at the new Bedford Avenue
Theatre. The company includes Marion
Manola, Laura Joyce Bell, Josephine Knapp,
lillia HOllins, Maud Hollins, Digby BELL, HUI
bert Wilke and others.
4" The World Against Her." with Agnes
wallace villa in the leading role, Will be the
attraction AZ Holiness star Theatre. The
play Is an English mclOdralna, and Is full OF
startling situations 1t Is a play which Kate
CiaNtDn made successful several years ago.
AT Huber i Gebhardrs Casino next week
the performance wiif include Melville, gym.
mast; Mile Alberta, hgh-wire performer;
Connie Leslie, dancer, and several other
clever performers.
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FIVE SANK UNDER The ICE.
Rescued from Death During the
ri EZn"d Like Storm.

irrrcrn - tn" FvvSiSa wnR-S
l!OrATCOSG, FEB. l3.-flvc icc-cutt crS were
blown into the canal here during last nights
blizzard and sank under the icy surface.
Those who We're not blown into The canal
had all they could do 10 keep out OF the water.
Nevertheless, ihcy forgot their own danger,
ana set 70 worS To pull the drowning men
ont. Those who were In the clear water
We're hr>l pHilCd out. 7 hen tho worAmen
bcSnn smashing the Ice over the nen who
were underneath. Great excitement pre-
vailed. Fortunately, al CT the Imprisoned
men We're rescued.
hintinT SNOW which was falling aug
m"H'ed the trrrorS or thr situation. For a
time II looked as II some OF thc men must
perish.
When the drowning men were pulled ashore
their rcScuCrS We're almuS; aS benumbCd as
they were. To rehnin there, however, would
have been sure death, So thos" who We're abe
to do so ran a. hard rs they could tn the near
est tavern, where blankets and wraps We're
procured. \ party OF men then returned and
aided in bringin. in those who had been
blown into the watc
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Common Sense Dictates 1t.

To the Edif0r
Should wives receive salaries? That de-
pends upon the wives. There's variety In
wives aS "thrrc Is II difference in deacons"
Women, being created to match the men, are
necessarily foolish: bni, considering the
average couple, II Is surely good flnancicring
to give the wife regularly II percentage OF the
assured family income. Upon home expendi-
lures all experience shows she can beat the
mans Investing every tine. And unless the
man /, n hog lie Should add to this stipend
enough for her personal needs and for such
few luNurics AZ delight The neart fcminine-
never asking an accounting FOR this part Oi :.
Even should the plan prove unprOntnb!e in
actual dollars saved, which Isn't likely, the
serene Ic>tiulness thus brought about In the
home Z rrle H. beyond price.
1ne salary allowed should lluctuate with
the income, perhaps being agreed upon Ior
the year NJ Christmas: and agreement then
made nh To what sum should go 10 Tie savings
bank. Or 10 The lite Insurance policy, against
possible sickness and death--two Important
considerations Tor all lamiies.
Not to salary the wife Is to cripple the
brain-powrr ~ hand, making an absolute
monarchy of what should be always true re-
publican uamily) government.
SANCTlriED COMMOS SENSE.
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It is an old-fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil with it's hsh-fat taste
.ost-nothing is lost but the
taste.
This is more than a mat
ter of comfort. Agreeable
taste is always a help to di-
gestion, A eickening taste
is always a hindrancc.
There is only harm in taking
cod-liver oil unless you digest
it. Avoid the taste.
ScoTT g. BossH, Chemists, I,a South san Avenrs
New Yo.k.
Your druggist keeps Scott, Emulsion Of eed-.iver
osi-sl druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Husbands, Try It.

To hs Eiifor
The average man Is too much cngrossed
with business cares to make his wife's
pccdniary needs II matter Of sufficient I'M
portance to be kcp. constantly In mind.
lie Is practical IN one sense, but usually
lacks the knowledge or faculty to save In
small sums, ana thus take thought for the In
eyiahle rainy day.
Women are natural economists, and the
woman who cSpCEds her energies In keeping
her house well regulated, her children clean
and neatly ciothcD aud herself We'll clud and
In tolerably ninaDle mood ought to receive
from her husband monthly stipend.
IL would smooth the wrinkles from her
brow and restore the roses To her faded
cheeks. II would make her step Duoyant,
would irec her heart from all sense II injuS-
tice, her voice would be heard In happy carol
lings indicative 0f Contcn'mCnt.
Let the lords OF creation try II. Bcgin now.
Make the compact with your wife: and don't
spend all your leisure tim" borrowing" q
dollar or two oi the wcil-rarncd wagcs--you
might forget" to return Il, ;lS husbands
sometimes do. XARAH.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
WORlCLlNCS.

Marriage licenses were issued in Chicago last
w,ok to John 2ad!scIkowski, liankzsk Kacalck,
Tang You, Psoto kaxaoas, Rosa!ia Manalyutz and
Pave. kEyeEt4wrakr.
There wcr2 more lynohiuEs in the United States
last year than there we're 'ogai executions. thers
having been but 1913 of the latter to 1875 of the
former
Scientists say that man weighs less when the
barometer 10 high than when II is low.
law suit that was begun in 1914 and has still
been kept alive, will soon be on trial again IN thu
United States supreme Court.
lluida Il, eraser, OF CiucinnEti, is said 20 he tho
only only custons broker IN the country. She Is a
Montreal E'tl by birth. bright. pretty and not
much over tweuty y-one ycAru old.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

A babe just born in an Iowa community
locally known as New Jerusalem has
been hailed by an excitable sect OF FREQ
Methodists US new Messiah. The
affected people have gone wild and there is
@ continuous series of shouting" revi-
walls. Such singular outbreaks of fannti-
cism are among the most curious products
of religious super -fervor; and as they nre
so possible among white people pretend
ing to some degree of education, it is
little to be wondered that the untutored
redskin indulges occasionally in wild
Messiah craze.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
DON GIOVANNI

A splendid performance Of Mozart's Don
Giovanni" was given at the Metropolitan
Opera- House, and those who heard It must
have realized why this effective and adm-
ratle work Is so seldom given. 1t Is not often
that company Gun be organized with stars
enough to do the opera justice. Mcssrs.
AbDey and Grau, however. with the magnin-
cent cast OF last night, showed the Metropolis
tan opera House people the full beauty OF
the work. "Don Giovsnni's" chances Of
represent alton In the future, will be still
fewer. For music.lovcrs Will remember this
performance and refuse to accept one less
nOtewur, ny.
Edouard dc Reszkc's Lcporello was q most
creditable piece OF work, his comedy being
most convincing aud well directed Nine.
LII Lehman as Donna Anna, sang in her
usual impressive way. Nine. Lehman
would do well to modify her attire In the
scene In which she appears In night robes.
Every mans opcra-glass was directed ener-
getically towards the stage, while the women
turned away In supreme annoyance. Mile.
Van Zandt sang very charmipgly. It Is Il
pity that she does not take n few dancing
lessons. Her Tcrpischnrean efforts suggest
the use OF pair OF stllts Nine. Albani ap-
pearcd to hc vocally fatigued. she sang the
role OF Donna Elyira.
The tile role, sung by Lassalle. could not
have been In better hands. The famous
French singer was superb, and his dramatic
work was excellent. In the fencing scene, he
distinguished himself greatly. Herr kallsch
did full Justice to the two arns in,rusted to
him His seronade was very neatly rendered
The evening world., 1892-02-13
ODD BITS Of CONTEMPORARY HUH0R
Hard Luck of a Young Fellow Who
Saved a Girls Life.

Hard Luck of a Young Fellow Who
Saved a Girls Life.
They are telling story on n young man In
Detroit, which somehow has only recently
got into the current gossip, SAYS the F,'re
Press.
1t appears that during the past summer he
put IN n month at lake resort In the North
west, ana there fell in love with u girl who
didn't believe in reciprocity. Ills persistence,
however, was In no wise abateu by thing
like that
one day the girl fell OF the dock into the
lake, and theyUung man. being somewhat OF
an athlete and swimmer, jumped IN and
rescued her without much difficulty.
Now" he said. as she stood dripl Ing on
the dock. II have saved your lie and you
must marry me-"
MARRY you :" she repeated, in bewilder-
mcnt. Must | z"
"l It's as little as you could do" he whiS-
lCrcd, putting out his hands to her,
She gnve him one look as he stood there all
drasgied and sloppy, ana with II smothercl
shrek she plunged into the flood once more.
The next time she Was rescued by e boy IN
n boat, and the young man was 80 mad h,
sen, hill to her father for II new suit OF
clothes,
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WOMAN'S W0RSTS|DE
Whv Does She Exhibit 1t to Her
Sisters in Public?
Careless of Others Comfort, but
Jealous OF Her Own.
What Shopgirls Have to Say OF
Their Fair and Proud Customers.

Whatever under the sun is the matter with
lovely woman that she Is so unl0vely to her
sister In pubc'
when she can be angelic at home, why does
she assume u war-horsc attitude the moment
she comes In contact with the world?
why Is she forever setting her teeth, draw
Ing herself up aud nowning down pcoplc'
why does she never unbend, never thaw
out and never see anything to smile att
What alls her that she cant be little
gracious when asked civil question by
member Of her own sex7 Is II jealousy, ig.
norancc, selnshness or susplcion7
A dog will wag his tail apprccatlvely nnd
n cat VIII purr In response TO the cnfesSihE
touch oi Kindness. Smile In the face of
bundled up baby and the sweet lit'ic mouth
and eyes viii laugh back Mt yom
But try the same Innocent however ai-
miring glance on the wcli-orcd G) leau'J'
and a thunder cloud will no; be mere FORBID
ding than her face.
Meet her in the bluc-blood stage coming
down Murray Hill, and she Will frecIe you
with II stare. aud scOrl to even notice Ihr
nickle that must go into the box and can't he
reached with confident grace.
II doesn't make particle OF difference how
grc,, tho crush 4, In the street car she win
M, huago nm inch the other woman may
,ou ard hro,k her mock hut that 4, her look
am. and tho ,,,t,n chiId with nrr may have
lie toos cru,h,d under foot for ali she cares
ror, h,rn II, hcr ian for humanity sake:
You must be mad!
.,o II, mn, , ,u,.crv maid or n salvation
,,mv c,r, IN mo Interested I'm the masses.
,,a on,,, yho Ioot ,y,cr,. nj the conductor
,,non ne Tan. hort, .,noy. long n lull,y"
an, nooun,, .no civ, him ut, for taking her
,,s, nor .,r,n,g
+, 4, rho ao,,o thing I'm the dry good store.
on ,n, ,ro,n IN tho ,rrrvpnnt and steamer. in
M, ,h.o,ro ,ohhv tho ut,iuy room and even
w. ,n,, o,,,,rc,, -n,on,s ,nhumoni,y 10 man /,
,n, ~ co,n,,r,son tonic frio,dity of her polte-
,,.,. ,,,,i,,h ~, hcrto ar tbr submu,.
,,a,, y, ,o,,r,,vr
,a...,,. ,h, ,oa,os dross,,,-rooun on tho
r,,nco ror,nr cnrs were secured py lock
and ,oy ,,, IN, prs, traveller who went I'm
hn,a nossess,on. m, rest Of her sex migh,
! ro, nm tho door ond rot,,, the knob TN the
,nn,n,rg on place was reached, but until her
ho,. wos cur,cd and hands manicurcd the
rros,,ent n,ms.,f cou,d not disturb her.
Nov m, d,oruh.y, hron ,nL,n down ana
no,yv nnrt,ors ,ut nm in their MACE. IT, was
rho n,iv w,v ,n sncure cnu,l RIGHTS for the
.ov
Asr tho y,r,s 4, n broadway candy shop
yhn.o customers can orord IN poy a dollar
,,r , how M chocolates wh,, thcv think ot
the,r ,ash,onabl, sisters. ana the answer Will
,,.
| .,,orr,a,"
| .wbvyn
! EVAN thev orc NOT niee tons Tbcv thinl;
that because we ara clerks wa haven't nny
feelings. The swell men are lovely TO us.
Thev alwnvs know how tn trea, n vlrl de-
c,n,Iv mn III. s,ucr.un ,od,cs ,vhn nut IN
,,rsa,d order ma ohout as II wc wcr, horn
slave v,rls don't pront by It. We can always
s,,cr m, candy IN tnc box and max. I; wet,b
o,e M, ,hre, ,,,c,s short ot , n,unn ond I'm
The evening world., 1892-02-13
M'CANTS STEWART RESIGNS.

The Co!ornd Commissioner Com
plains of Unfair Ireatruelt.
Mayor Boody to-day received letter from
T. McCants stewart, the colorcd lawyer, re-
signing his seat IN the brooklyn Board OF Ed
uCatiOn.
Mayor RoOdy refused to make the letter
pubic, and also declined 10 say what
prompted Mr.. S;rwart's action.
II Is said, however, that stewart has fire.
1uCntly complained that he was not asst gncd
To rs many committees as he ielt III was
entitled Ia.
President Joseph &. Hendrix says, however
that stewart WAS OF two commit tees. Mr..
stewart was appointed by Mayor Chaplin
ABOUT year ago.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

The peri's of life in Chicago reveal
themselves in dire succession. One day
there is threatening prairie fire. another
day some other disturbance i'll the heart
of the Western metropolis. THIS morn.
ing's news includes the story of lonely
Chicago pedestrian who strayed inad.
vertently into dismal swamp and Lad
sunk TO his chin when he was discovered
aud rescued.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Now that Montana murderer has got
we'll started on life sentence. it turns
ont that the man he killed wasn't the Ian
he was convicted of killing. The victim
had been wrongly identified. The case
suggests many curious legal points, bu,
OF course the prisoner can no longer lie
held on the conviction obtained accord.
ing to the original and wrong Indictment
The evening world., 1892-02-13

It is not often thnt one can say any
thing good of mans getting drunk, but
an instance is just recorded i'll Illinois
where the spree of n messenger saved a
woman from being buried alive. 1t re-
suited in SO delaying the order for a
coffin that the supposed corpse had time
to ieturn to life. Set one mark down on
the very scant credit side for King Alco-
hnl
The evening world., 1892-02-13

The Health Board physicians have a
stern and dangerous typhns hunt on
hand, but there IL no shrinking. They
are in for the chase to the finish.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Time does not dim the lustre of PETER
CoopER's memory in tho city which hns
such substantial reason to rejoice in the
product of his philanthropy. His were
the practical good deeds for humanity
that flow from ono very grateful sort Of
human greatness.
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house during the coming week. The lady.
sprlnters have been retained and will Ill tho
curio halls at each performance. Capt. Fritz
tcrback, the life-sayer; Frank La Rosa, Prof.
Lyons with his trick oxen. ana the ossified
man are among the newcomers. The Fenz
Bros, Vienna Duettists, Pearlle May, Il pretty
little musical artist, will be seen with capa-
bic stage company IN the theatre.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Twelve more police ,natrons are ap-
pointed and only four vacancies remain
to be filed The latest advanced stcp in
vital city department is thus fairly
taken.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
COnnendeble.

All claims not consistent with the high
character OF syrup of Figs are purposely
avoided ny the Cal. Fig syrup Company. IT
acts gently on the Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the system eflectually, but 1t Is not
n curc-all and makes no prctensions that
every bottle will not substantiate. ..
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The chrysanthcmum rosettes used to trim
bonnets and hats are made OF No. = ribbon.

owing to the court mourning multitude
OF card cases, purses, pUckct-LoIks, travelling
and toilet cases. prayer books and other
leather goods are being made In purple,
pansy and black, with trimmings Of onyx,
CDamelled gold, blackened silver and smoked
pearl.
Mrs. Virginia Thompson, rostmistress OF
Louisville, was appointed by President Hayes
and has held the olllcc through SIX admins
tratlons. She Is a beautiful woman, aDcus
flfty years Of age and has learned good busl-
ness methods without becoming mannish
Her father is Alexander campbell who
founded the CampUcllite Church.
The Easter trade will show q number OF
new souvenir spoons ct religious rather
than geographic character.
Through tho Influence Of Mrs. Margaret
Blaine Salisbury, member OF the Board OF Lady
Managers from utah, the Mormon women
have accepted an invitation to exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. just what Is not definitely
stated. but curIosities In tho shape of needle
work, weaving and.pamphlets touching their
customs, religion and home life are expected.
Ten yards OF % inch silk or velvet will
make u fashionable dress, but tho artistic viii
spend $40 FOR the extras to compose the
sleeves, collars ana vest.
| There is nothing better for nightgowns than
gingham In plain pink, blue or red. This
cloth IS worth double the price OF cambric,
and Just three times as much wear eau be
had from it. Yoke the gown back and front,
have It al least three inches wider than the
figure. train he skirt. put q full ruflle OF Va.
iencicnncs lace, three inches wide. In the
neck and sleeve, and you VIII like the gar
ment too well ever to bother with white mus.
liz. Three OF these white chambray or ging.
ham gowns Will last year. Tho mint Is
offered lOr the consideration o: the busy
woman who has to ito her own Sewinc aud
mendiag and further econDmize in laundry
| work.
The British Womens Temperance Associa
sion, which now numbers 10000 members
Independent OF branches for young people
has issued It's penny "Calcndar TOR 1892"
tiny booklet, the cover OF which bears post
Henry Somerset.
among the charitable testatrixes las
year were Miss Emma Abbott, Of New York
who gave her fortune. estimated At betweci
GOO, 900 and 100000, to charities" Tina
very remarkable item would not have beef
printed II the editor Of the queen had al
American scissor editor on his stan.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Report has 1t that WANAMAKEI made
1890. 900 out of tho Reading deal
Garry the news to ex-Treasurcr BARDsLEY
of how stern virturo is oft rewarded,
The evening world., 1892-02-13
PART OF The PURSE.
A Wife's Right to a Share Of
the Family Income.
Should She Receive a Salary from
Her Husband !?
Views OF This Question from Many
Different Stundpoints.

Renders Of TnE EVENING WORLD are invited
TO discuss IN this column the subject,
"should wives Receive Salaries2" The views
Of men and women alike are desired as to the
dcsirablty and practicability OF regular
money allowances to wives by their hus-
bands, as the lawyers say, "to their own use
and bchUoi."
The theory that the wife as head OF the do
nestle affairs Of the family IA entitled to
separate and defined compensation finds
many advocates. THE EVENING WORLD de-
sres IA CONSENSUS OF the opinions OF It's read
crs.
Letters should not comprise more thnn
two hundred words, should bc written on only
ono side OF the paper, and addressed to
"WirE EDITOR, EVENING WORLD, Pulitzer
Building, New York"
A golden double eagl, Will be awarded 10
the author OF tho most meritorious letter sent
In In the discussion.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

THE WORLD will not, under any circumstances,
hold ftssU responsible FOR the return or safe.
Afeping Of any rejected manuscripts or pictures
a whatsoever character or udlue. No exception,
uiH be made TO this rule NTH regard 10 either
itters or Enclosures. Nor uA the editor snte,
into correspondence concerning lnaud.a6i,
MeHsseyipts.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Just rs Congress has before il serious
proposal to stop the manufacture of
cigarettes by imposing lrohibiiive tax,
learned professor ri es III Boston to
the defence Of the paper rolled nuisances.
He declares them purer and less injurious
than cigars. A dubious tesumouia! ,h.s
The evening world., 1892-02-13
SCiatic Rheumatism

for IL ever man suffers with anything in this
world u is with that awful disease. II scems
to me as /. all other physical suffering were
compressed into thai Que. / took about
everything man ever tried for II, but never
got dollar's worth Of help until began
4 nh
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Disproof.

from HrOokign LUr.
Shc-Do you believe man becomes what he
eats?
iir-SO. I've known many q man to eat
Welsh rare-bits who never became quite the
cheese.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Hoods SarsapariIla

which have taken pretty regularly, and have
no nore rain and rnn get around nll riChI.
have advised yooi maay 10 try Hoods Sarsa.
Iarllia." y. ID. wnEELf", Deputy Sheriff.
winoosu Falls. VI.
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A Natural Query.

From B,ookIyn LJt.
"Man." said the actor, "becomes what he
eats"
You diet on ham, then." asked Fable, the
critic.