PERCIVAL S. HILL

The scientific facts are all in favor of the cigarette; it contains less nicotine than any other form of tobacco products; it is absolutely pure; the combustion of the paper is harmless in its effects on human physiology.

Americans cling tenaciously to the belief that they have the right to entire freedom of opinion and freedom of action so long as they do the work for which they are employed. The man who happens to be working in a factory has just as much right to his personal likes and dislikes as his employer; and the employee might as well resent any effort on the part of the man who happens to be at the time his superior in authority to tell him how he must regulate his personal private affairs.

Americans cling tenaciously to the belief that they have the right to entire freedom of opinion and freedom of action so long as they do the work for which they are employed. The man who happens to be working in a factory has just as much right to his personal likes and dislikes as his employer; and the employee might as well resent any effort on the part of the man who happens to be at the time his superior in authority to tell him how he must regulate his personal private affairs.

The scientific facts are all in favor of the cigarette; it contains less nicotine than any other form of tobacco products; it is absolutely pure; the combustion of the paper is harmless in its effects on human physiology.