Show Woes of the Wealthy I I 1 Are Explained Fish 4 a. a c- c I C k c 1 I i fish NEW EW YORK voni July Leaving ing Leaving on the steamship New York for an au extend extended ed ed visit isit in Europe Stuyvesant Fish talked sadly about the woes wo's and hardships hardships hard hard- ships hips of the wealthy It Itis is is harder harler ho declared for Cor a a. aman man who ho has lias been an income of a year r lr to readjust t himself to the conditions of a a. income By Z brown b 7 UG V VI than it is for a man living ing on 15 n a I week neck to have havo his wages cut to 10 Tho rho rich people continued Mr I Fish with rith a suspicious break brcak in in his J voice t have I no cash cah to pay nav par their bm hills bills II They are arc compelled to keep keci the tradesmen trades trades- men Inch waiting lon longer er for their money moncy and the tradesmen are becoming cruel i I in their demands and well and well you ou know i what hat the they aro arc doing to tho the Newport I cottagers cottager this year The They demand ca cash h. h I Mr Fish bri brightened up tip a bit as he sai said II But Bitt But its it's going to b LA hA a n great year for the farmers of the country Bi Big crops arc reported everywhere c The farmers will profit where the business businessman man loses Prosperity will j come with a rush after atter af at- ter election elt saul said Mr Fish and all aJl that the thc country needs is to be bes assured s I that the successful s candidate is one olle to confidence Tho The wealthy of I course will be bc as usual importuned for forI I campaign campal n contributions but it will be beI I I difficult for them to deliver cr tho the gold |