Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
THE IDEAL HUSBAND.
Manliness, Business Capacity and
Sympathy, Requirements.
women Win in BusiVcss .--"Thcy
Do,, Says Hartmann; "That's the
Best Answer to the
Question"

Manlness. business capacity, sympathy
these three magic qualities are the
essentials that 80 to make the truly
eligible husband.
L. r. Hartman, railroad maEnate and
father of two daughters in society, thus
tersely describes the ideal hclpmeet for
woman. gays Angela Morgan in the y.
Y. American.
Additional interest attached to the
definition because of the recent announce
ent that Miss Mary Hartman is en-
gagged to marry Mr.. Willard Straight,
American Council General at Mukdcn,
Manchuria.
In an interview with mo Mr. Hartman
dropped tho mask of impenetrable re-
reserve which he wears before the bust
ness world, conscntinE to talk of things
that interest the gentler sex. Incidental
~, Mr. Hartman denied that an engage
ment existed between his daughter and
Mr. Straight
1.-THE ru,nor is not true" he sad.
our conversation took place on the train
that bore Mr. Hartman to his home in
Arden. Relieved from the pressure Of
business cares and from the strenuous ats
mosphere of the city. Mr.. Hartman was
free to give himself up 10 a mood of re-
Taxation. l found him most genial and
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man of the family
ESSEN IlALl-H MAN OF COZ RItS1'
One forgot altopothor that he was the
O"e '"'N"' "''oE' ,'o' '"'' "e was ''.r
watched with brcafbI.ss interest hv the
world Of finance. The shrew1ness. clever
noes and daring which -no+ world at
tributes TO him seemed but n tradition AT
this tn1
Mr. Hartman is essentially the gentle
man Of tact and courtesy When I apolo.
cizod for intrudfnE upon his privacy upon
this trip hosncward. Announcing my mis-
sion as perhaps uploasant he made haste
to relieve nv mind. "It Is very pleasant
for me-" he said with ready eallantry.
nut another question to Mr. Hartman
What do YOU think Of the woman in
business ana the professionso DO YOU de-
plorc 1norrilv for an instant before no re-
piled. Then he said:
GEL Ill SIAND OR WORK.
"T +bi,,l, over,- Woman u.ro can't ret \
husband ~ summon. b,r bos q ,rofo,+
right 70 -al,o MANS Mac. in businoss
if ebo ,s ,h,o .edoi,"
io"''' i''i. Una, ",'' re H'HH S"e S'''''o
she is certainly ont of her place in the
world with man