men 4. THK 11KN1) M'M.KTIN, HUM), WKDNICHDAY, SIII'TIIMIIIIU I, 11)12 i ! J' i CIGARETTES ARE , BAD FOP, WOMEN Mrs, Woodrow Wilson Has De- .elded Views on Subject. i AN ERROR IN NAMES, Wifa of Damocratio Candidal Gtvss Out LatUr Taking Strong Stand on 8moklng Habit. Now York. For tho first tlmo slnco Woodrow Wilson became tho Douio erotic presidential candidate has Mm. Wilson appeared. Sho attended In person her husband' dally conference xrlth reiwrters, although heretofore she hns mmlo special requests that sho bo not quoted nor written about In tho papers. What Mrs. Wilson wished to hnvo fully understood was that tf sho be comes tho first lady of tho land sho will not, as has been satd In n widely distributed Interview, linvo packages of cigarettes In her personal desk at tho White Houso and Indulge In smok ing them with her callers. Through Governor Wilson. Mrs. Wil son naked that publicity be given to a letter sho bad written to the editor of tho Btato Journal at Columbus, 0., repudiating an alleged Interview with her In which she defended clgarctto smoking for women. The Interview had "come to her In a letter signed American Cltlxcn," which said: -tear Madam I can acaroaly think ot anr ircatar calamity to tlia young worn n of tha nation than to read such a rreachnwnt as your IntcrvUir otters thtm. am a worklnsman. and I kii mtn loa thalr loba almost avcry day tecau thy ars Incapacitated for work by the u of xn cix-raua. 11 imumnn uot inia lur strong man what will It do for stria and womnT Tho "interview" was Indeed a cor til Indorsement of tbo woman smok er. Hero arc- somo of Its assuring phrases, all credited to Mrs. Wilson: "A woman writer for a syndicate of Sunday newspapers asked Mrs. Wood row Wilson If she agreed with (Jcr trudo Atherton's opinion of the smok ing of cigarettes by women. Sho smil ingly exhibited three clgarctto boxes piled in tho corner of her desk, all but empty. " 'Why shouldn't a woman smoko if she enjoyn ltf she queried. 'Why hasn't she Just as much right to a clgarctto as a man? Certainly 1 agree with Mrs. Atherton that any ex isting prejudice a7ilnat women smok ing It to tho Inst silly nud absurd. "Smoking cigarettes Is n question of innnucrs, not morals, it promotes good fellowship. " 'Somo women feel that n cigarette cnlms their nones and helps their bruins Into working order, rersoimlly smoking diffuses my thoughts Instend of eoncentrntliig them. I enjoy It as I enjoy after dinner coffee, itoth are pleasant ways of ending nud flulshlug oft; both add to conviviality and good fellowship. H 'lie editor of the Ohio State Journal, It was clear, had been much Incensed tit tho apologies for tho cigarette habit among women attributed to Mrs. Wil son, as ho wrote on Aug. 10 mi edito rial tn which he cntlcd for the defeat of Governor Wilson or it repudiation from his wife. If there was nt mis take nlwut It. ho wrote, "Mrs. Wood row Wilson shouldn't bo mistress of tho While House." If tho Ohio editor was emphatic Mrs, WINou was certainly not less so. Aft er tho reporters had said they would gtndly publish her letter to tho Ohio editor sho asked for an hour's tlmo In which to write one. This was what she prepared: tVar Sir t hnvs Just rrlvd a copy of tha Journal with your editorial cnlttld "Smoking Women," and I beg lv to In dignantly drny tha statement that I an 1'rovo of women smokies' clBarettea. Tho Inlervlrw utntt wnlch your editorial waa bated I a pur Invention. I Intensely ills like tho cigarette smoking hnhlt tor worn-en-ln fact, ao strong la my feeling on tha uhject that my real dancer Ilea In bain unjust and unkind In my Judgmrnt of those it ho differ with me In this respect. Hut certainly no woman In our house hold ever haa or ever will smoke. Quite apart from tha bad taalo of It. I believe, with you that It haa an extremely Injurl oua effect on the nerve. KM.KN A. WII.80N. tMra. Woodrow Wilson.) Governor Wilson, In npprnvtug the letter sent out by Mrs. Wilson, offered what ho thought might provo an ex planation for the Interview. "1 do not think It was maliciously In Tented." ho said. "There Is a rather well knowu writer who signs herself Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, and she no doubt has been confused with Mrs. Wilson." Mrs. Wilson Woodrow was formerly married to a relative of Governor Wil son, and it Is understood that her vfow on the matter of women who smoko are different from tluwo held In tho household of tho Ik'tnocrntle candidate. The divided Itepubtlcan party Is like the boy "blowing agnlnst tho wind." There wilt bo a lot of bluster, but It will not take votes away from Wilson and Marshall. Winning with Wilson menns mora than n mere Democratic victory; it means restoring real prosperity. DEMOCRACY MUST BE A WORTHY INSTRUMENT People Trust II, Says Woodrow Wilson, and It Must Make Good, Wilson Is the best equipped man nominated for tho presidency slnco Lincoln. Sea Girt. N. J.-Woodrow Wilson at tho "Kittle While House" at Sea Girt Is dally called upon to demonstrate his ability as a ready speaker. There Is uot u day passes but what ho meets various delegations who call to assure hint of thulr support. In scnklng of political machines to tho llrooklyn Democratic club Gover nor Wilson said: "Machines are Iwd, but an organUstlon may bo very essen tial, l'or Installed 1 have been. sur rounded by nn organisation hero In New Jersey while doing my lnst work. A machine uses Its political opimrtii nlttes for the sellltli ends of Us mem bers. No member of our organisation would ever thluk of doing that. Pub lic opinion In New Jersey has drawn ; tho distinction. It haa killed tho ma chines, and It Is going to keep the or ganization pilng. "It seems to me that we nro stand ing In the presence of something high er than allegiance to the Democratic party. The country bos Ihhmi dln pointed In the Itepubtlcan party, and It Is turning to the Democratic party. That party Is willing to show tho way toward those things which must be re alized. "Somo gentlemen seem to find It easy to make personalities nut of ti tles, but It seems to mo thnt whenovcr that Is doun politics Is dotHisod. "Men who nro In search of reform are now resorting to tho Democratic party, lecause, for my own part, I do not know where elso they will turn to expect tho results. There Is no dis counting tho strength and serviceabili ty of n united party, and the splendid part Is that the Democratic party Is united. "Speaking seriously, nothing affords mo more geuuluo pleasure than to rot celvo such greetings from men In Jer sey who have at least tested my quali ties. Ilecauso you havo known me at close range and If you will Ixj kind enonch to vouch for me perhaps tho rest of the country will bo credulous of your report. "I have sent a great deal of tlmo slnco I became governor of New Jer sey defending your character. It was supposed In the old days, when tho board of guardians was In charge of tho state, that you were all of you disposed to give the most monopolistic trusts ot l ho country a ureal nuiriug welcome In Now Jersey. "Now Jersey wna known as tho tnnt her of trnsts-n very troublesome and questionable family -and I had .to spend my time outside New Jersey a sitting the people uf the Union that It had not been tho fault or tho disposi tion of tho people of Nw Jersey that there were certain gentlemen who had undertaken lo carry tho Hepnhllenu party In their pockets and to adminis ter Independently of the rank and 111" of llepubllcans In the state. "Now Jersey Is progressive, but the Unit til States Is progressive, and wo havo here merely a delightful sample of tho people of the I'lilled States. "Now, these people are not bent on destroying anything, but they are lieut on setting everything In order! they are bout Umu justice; they are bent upon seeing to II that tho tcorle In general are partners of the uovcni incur, as I was tr.lng to show the other day. And the Democratic party Is now placed under n evulliir rvspnn nihility. It has to prove that It Is the worthy Instrument of that seal on the part of the people of the United States. If it does not prove It nnw It will never lw given another -rlmme to prove It. No party that proves un faithful to that Ideal will ever again bo trusted by the people of America. And therefore we are standing at n turning Hut In our politics. We must makn good or go out of buslnosn. In the vernacular. It Is a case of 'pJt up or shut up,' because words are going to bo discounted. Nothing will lm hon ored except tho actual carrying out of such programs as sensible men may unlto In for the common betietlt." THE QnCAT DUTY OF AD JUSTMENT. Wo are servants of the people, tho whole people. The nation has been unnecessarily, unreasonably at war within Itself, luterest has clashed with Interest when there were common principles uf right and of fair dealing which might and should have hound them all together, uot as rivals, but as partnersi As the sorvauts of all we are bound to undertake tho great duty of accommodation and adjustment. From Wood row Wilson's Speech Acceptlug tho Democratic Nomination. Tho Democrats are not taking the election of Wilson for granted. They are working and working harder than lu n score of years and working as a nutted party. Tha Otnulns ArtleU. "I understand that Mr Urnhwell started In Hfo J borrowing M. J nil must admire a man with couniKo llktt that." "No, I don't," replied Mr. Growehcr. "Tho man I nilmlro Is tho one who liml the coiiraKO to lend him tho tlfty.' -Washlnutoti Star. Rltattarad. "What n lot of old fashioned bollsfa haio been shattered completely l these modern days." 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