Carrie JSation'*anti-tobacco campaign is quite as virulent as her attack upon the sale and consumption of alcoholic liquors. / The other day at a Tencssee fair this enthflsiastic, "if ill - balanced, lady, ordered a youth to cease smoking, and on his refusal struck his cigarette out of his month. This the youth replaced, warning Mrs Nation at the same time not to repeat her action, and on her again depriving him of his cigarette he knocked her down. A large crowd of onlookers approved his action. The path of the reformer is a thorny one, and Carrie (Conster) Nation has na doubt found it so.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 217, 10 September 1904, Page 9
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