Show MRS Ba BRYANAT B B HOME WIFE OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE CANDI-DATE FOR PRESIDENT Has Been of Great Help to Famous NebraskanHas Studied Law and Been Admitted to Bar Her Home Life Lincoln Nebfrs Bryan the wife of William Jennings Bryan Democratic Demo-cratic candidate for president of the United States shares every confidence and Is on all occasions a most reliable helpmeet by her husbands side The home life of Mr and Mrs Bryan truthfully truth-fully demonstrates the old adage The twain are one Mrs Bryan Is not only a homemaker home-maker but a homokeeper and manages man-ages the daily routine at Falrvlow with utmost system Whatever interruptions ruptions are crowded Into the day the household machinery remains unchanged un-changed and Mrs Bryan always maintains main-tains a calm exterior It always has been Mrs Bryans fervent fer-vent ambition to keep abreast with her husbands Intellectual progress This she has accomplished and In doing so gives example by precept for she has studied side by side with Mr Bryan In every phase of lifes problem In which ho has at any time been interested inter-ested When Mr Bryan decided upon law as his profession then it was that he took one step in advance of Mrs Bryan but it was not to be for long for when Mrs Bryan came to Lincoln she immediately began a course of law studies and after graduating was admitted to practice In all courts of the state When asked why she studied such a dry musty subject as law she modestly declared It was Just because she did not want Mr Bryan to become conversant with a subject of which she was ignorant She said the course was really easy ye and any woman who has the time could do as she has done Mrs Bryan loads a very active and busy life but having everything swell 0 s-well systematized manages to keep + SAi 3t s ry A a t Mrs William J Bryan ahead of her work She has for a number of years had entire charge of Mr Bryans personal correspondence and has been what he calls his con fidential secretary Just now Mr Bryans official stenographer who has helped In previous campaigns is a resident at Fairview but this does not relieve Mrs Bryan from looking after Mr Bryans private correspondence She takes up the consideration of the mall Immediately after breakfast which by the way Is a very early I I meal for Mrs Bryan as she Is usually about the house planning various lines of work and outlining her duties for tho day at five oclock In the morning Mr Bryan dictates his letters to Mrs Bryan and as a rule his editorials Mrs Bryan did not attempt to learn any do fined system of shorthand when first undertaking this work but Immediate I ly arranged a contracted system of her own which she has found to be ade quate In every way About five years ago she began using tho typewriter and now has become such a rapid operator she frequently takes dictation direct on the machine Mr Bryan mall does not comprise all that Is received at Fairview for Mrs Bryan herself dally receives more otters than any other woman In the land unless It should bo the wife of President Hoosevelt Everybody who has any sort of n question to ask con eludes at once Mrs Bryan Is the proper person to whom to apply Mrs Bryan Is an ardent church worker giving according to her means and always lending her Influence to the smaller organizations whore It Is most needed When she moved to Fairview she attended the little church at Normal but lately a mission church was established In South LIncoln and she and her husband severed their con nectlon with the fashionable Mm church of the city and placed their names on tho membership roll of the new organization known as Westmln stem church Mrs Bryan is dearly loved by all who serve her and though bled in securing competent often help trou she Is always able to retain her household servants She has a masterful I personality tho ° Influence of which Is far farreachi i K Sht e possesses a large degree of ta Xss which is not assumed for iVi Aim Bryan Is always n perfectly natural and Ole 01 ways sees her as she I really Is manner Is lIer cordial and when Ing her face lights onvers Ull with which makes her at once 11 smile frIend seem a |