Show i 1 to 4 THE Y PITY TH E POOR MILLIONAIRE J K f. t I t f I ll Uy 11 v. SIm I mall but highly interesting es of ot human b beings In Into o which any r ian m y be thrown b by on one of or the whims of ot f tate fate t so 80 o nowa now- now a ays In Is perhaps the tho most step step- treated of an an- an anin in n modern society tr A As f far I as us I 1 know this this' is I In- In h fliM ever evor evel about that list elate class Whenever hene I look over ocr the advertisement advertise meats ment In the dally papers Apers I find that all aU kinds kind of ot things are l manufactured for tor the millions but none at all for the millionaire The needs need of ot children boys boy young people latIl ladles s gentlemen workingmen mechanics yes even counts and kings s. s are looked after rt r. r but evidently no one car carp cares for tor the millionaire there her ate are too few Cew of or them The poorest have ha their second hand stores orell where the they may a pair u of shoes for Cor 10 cents but you may look all ov over r th the world and you will l never neverfail find fail a market t where when ho holM n s ore are sold fold at ut 1000 or nr hats hal f fur for 1 v r y yiu yu lu lurna I rna may buy bl y l suits ull o wO from golden n thread t or III r Cli ot wine four Com I p pearls to a bottle Thus the poor nor millionaire must bear the responsibility of or his Immense I wealth and anti cannot get the tI satisfaction of or being Able to bu buy things t that at are an out of the reach of pf the the person who ii la is merely merel rich Why In many nany respects he has no nomore more or more or maybe even less lees than I many poor for COl a drum rum major wears wean prettier clothes an and the stable boy of ot it trainer often rides a a. better horse young merchants who take tak their la ladles I I for tor a drive in the evening have Just Justas I IaK as aK handsome carriages and any on one who wh travels cl may muy go u Into loto tin the dining I our tur and what I Is the thi- u uv us of oC f being ably in to pay late a for 01 p jn-acock jn lIa teams on 1111 tott 1 I a v n h you yuu cannot tame get Jd anything better r I than ilhan ham horn or Ul roast I No one has ever eer pointed out how I unjust t this rf really ally Is A man whose whore annual income is Ia may improve his manner of ot living beyond beyond beyond be be- yond all calculation A man with 1000 a alear Veur eur can quadruple W his comforts com com- com I comforts forts fort an up to io to say ay a doubled income means mean doubled comforts Dut But beyond that the increase e of comfort decrease et In proportion to the increase Increase In in- cren crease of Income until you reach a point where the poor fellow Is If s dJs dJs- gU ed and tired thed with anything mon money can n buy If you OU were were- to give him two millions thinking that you Vr V. V T r loi hums T lift II him lilt t favor for fOI Ih the gen gon- cial al I that man limit lov i's lo 1111 you i do Just JUKI the Use same amore asIf m u. mif if you were adding alding two hours to the working day of ot a messenger nger boy What hat can cnn the poor millionaire take up that costs a million Can he use USA USAa a navy of private yachts or a thousand I carriages an army of at servants servant a city of palaces or a c continent for tor hunting grounds Can he in one evening I wear more mora han than one suit atilt or digest more than one dinner at a time Is II It a pl pleasure ure to have hav to procure more mort money read more bf begging lott let letters lot let t tees or nr be b. without the Arabian Araban Nights l dreams in In which the poor man forI for for- I g gt ts hi his ry when hn h h. h sit Olio Imagining I what i hi hi- v uld do du If wm rich und uncle i w en v. v ento y I. I to 10 r him hill a large lurg- folium folium- I And still Milt no unu one has laa gt pity with will the secret eret sorrow of ot the plutocrats plutocrat And It Is la well wen worth noticing that this 1 misery Increases with civilisation Those who centuries ago thought only I of ot making beautiful things for the I rich now on only 1 endeavor or to supply the needs needa of ot the masses made A hardware dealer In a part of or a city inhabited by workingmen does a R more flourishing bu business In the Twentieth century than a Florentine I forger of ot arms arm in the Fifteenth conI con con- tury Even Leven when n the millionaire be becomes becomes be- be I comes om president nt of a n railroad he must I sniff at his hlA own oan class nn and admit that thai the profits come onu train from those Ihs who Irli tra l third h I oI I If rr 1 he h. units lIl 1 i quit Milt II I that Ihal it all Ile I b. b welt well without going to a lot tul of or trouble j he must go to t to a a. store tore where ready really readymade j I made clothes are sold Mid because the manufacturers of or these theM have snatched away all an the best designers and cutters cut cut- 1 tera as 08 It Is 18 nece necessary are that their clothes fit right away without v. h having 1 to be changed The millionaire may of ot course have ha havethe havethe the best beat of ot everything In the market but he be can con got get nothing better than the theman theman man who ho has haa the modest molest Income of oC 1 a a. y year r. r Only one thing he can make as aa lux- lux and Imposing as he wants to to- to funeral hl his hiM |