The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-27

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responsibilities.
Mr.. Wilson has opportunity to
do enormous good if he is permit
rcd 10 carry ont the principles and
the high ideals for which he stands
and has always stood. know ms
husband better perhaps than any 9th
.r person in the country. have
faith thai he will live up to his OPP
i,rlunties.
want others to know my hus
ha,.d Il, know him. You know my
Esi.bands ideals and mine have a.
H8ts been supplementary to each
rr have the greatest confdcnc"
ai, ability to render practical III"
qp'ical ideals which he holds.
.a such great confidence in tn"
ness of his vision that have re
nH,ully accepted his ideas on subjects
atpa, which ! had no opportunity
for personally inQuiring into.
believe that Mr.. Wilson will be
elected. If he is, believe he will
make good president. To my mind
Ii, possesses one of the most essential
characteristics of a good president
sincerity.
Mr.. Wilson is the very essence
OF unselfishness. lie never thinks of
himself. have to do that part of his
thinking for him. That is the rea-
son say We are supplementary.
:" 1T seems to me that woman has
almost enough to do In attending to
per home. While | believe it wise
Tor woman to know everything
about her husbands business affairs
10 not believe in i wife interfering
IN his business affairs. The home
i woman's sphere, the world i,
mans.
\ man does not want to be both
cred with housekeeping details. \.
Ia rIlc they arc too trivial to be dis
used 1t is good rule for witc
tr 10 trouble their husbands Wit
a,aiiys or diosynae re> Of In
trher and the baker
DO not take this to mean that
d" should not spur her husband o.
Iii his vocation That seems 10 h
tho double junction Of woman 2ln
lition accclcrator and mental racre
ator \ wife should make ii her bu,
mess to see that her husband secure
4 few hours mental recreation ever
day.
Have you kept up with recent pc
l;tical developments? Mrs. Wilso,
was asked.
Indeed | have" she answere
quickly. Il have been the most in
tcrcsted person in the household, an,
) that is saying a great deal. TIL
! most thrilling thing to me has beeV
the visits OF Dudley Field Malone
Senator Germans son-in-law, an
, other fine young men of his type
who called here and told of the splen
lid confidence they have in Mr.. vii
son and his convictions on publ
| questions.
Touching upon the new social du
: ties that will develop upon her i
the event of Governor Wilson's elee
, ton. Mrs. Wilson said:
Il have only been to Washingto
once. II seems curious, but | visite
the national capital on only one o,
e?sion. That was a few years age
when accompanied Mr.. Wilson I
5 Washington where he was to max
an address.
/ Mrs. Wilson says that she enjoy
Ncellent health, although she has a.
I ways insisted upon numerous outsid
interests as means of "broaGenjn
[ ones nature.
: IL have splendid health. cor
serve my strength as much &C poss
e Bile. and do not attempt things b,
. yond my strength. If did, som,
thing more important would probal
4 ly suffer in consequence. thin
:. that American women as a rule ha,
e too many interests at once. Tn,
! they draw upon their strength far
/. excess of what they should to ket
= tiieir health.