... about with all ‘the “side” and airs of theatrical stars. Our places of amusement were so reeking with revue muck and imported garbage that theatre-goers were disgusted and sicketed.” The ‘‘ Herald” took up the cause of the people and cried out for clean and ...

... ate rats, mice, and even cats, which they skinned, cleaned, and roasted over camp fires. They picked up and ate ravenously cabbage stalks and other garbage lying about the streets or roads of villages passed through. In earlier days of their captivity ...