Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-09

because | appreciate the grave re-
sobilities that Mr.. Wilson's present
position carries with it, But no brave
man fears or shirNs responsibilities
rather he prays that his abilities will
measure up to his responsibilities.
Has Faith in Husbands Ability.
Mr. Wilson has an opptrunity to do
enormous good if he is permitted to
carry out the principles and the high
ideals for which he stands and has al
ways stood. | know my husband bet
ter perhaps than any other persons in
this country. l have faith that he will
live up to his opportunities.
81 want others to know my husband
as | know him. You know my hus-
bands ideals and mine have always
been supplementary to each other
have the greatest confidence in his
ability to render practical the theoret
ical ideals which he holds. have such
great confidence in the clearness of his
vision that l have frequently accepted
his ideas on subjects about which |
had no opportunity for personally in
quiring into.
Il believe that Mr.. Wilson will be
elected. If he is. believe he will make
a good president To my mind he pos
sesses one of the most essential char
acteristics of a good president-sin-
certify
Mr., Wilson is the very essence of
unselfishness. He never thinks of him
self. / have to do that part of his
thinking for him. That is one reason
say we are supplementary
Home Woman's Sphere; World Mans"
1T seems to me that a woman has
almost enough TO do in attending to
her home While believe it wise for
wife to know everything about her
husbands business affairs, I do not be-
lieve in wife interfering in his bust
ness affairs The home is woman
sphere, the world is mans.
IA man does not want to be both.
cred with housekeeping details AS q
rule, they are too trivial to be dis
cussed. 1t is a good rule for wives not
to trouble their husbands with the
vagaries or idiosyncrasies Of the butch
er and the baker
DO not take this to mean that a wife
should not spur her husband on In his
vocation" continued Mrs. Wilson.
THAT seems to be the double function
of woman-ambition accelerator and
mental recreator A wife should make
it her business to see that her husband
secures a few hours mental recreation
every day"
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litical developments ?" Mrs. Wilson was
asked
Indeed I have" she answered quick
ly. Il have been the most interested
person in the household, and that is
saying a great deal. The most thrill
ling thing to me has been the visits of
Dudley Field Malone, Senator O'Gor-
mans sonin law, and other fine young
men of his type, who called here and
told of the splendid confidence they
have in Mr. Wilson and his convictions
on public questions"
Enjoys Excellent Health.
Touching upon the new social duties
that will develop upon her in the event
of Governor Wilson's election, Mrs
Wilson said:
Il have only been TO Washington
once. 1t seems curious, but visited
the national capital on only one occa
sion. This was a few years ago. when
I accompanied Mr.. Wilson to Wash
ington, where he was to make an ad-
dress"
Mrs. Wilson said that she enjoys ex-
cellent health. although she has al
ways insisted upon numerous outside
interests as a means of broadening
ones nature"
4 have splendid health. ] conserve
my strength as much as possible, and l
do not attempt things beyond my