The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-11-07

The class for women are the same - abovs Arr On.
that found give his her age wrong sil Be expes
and he monies paid forfeited TO the Company. Rael
class limited 5000 members. Each person pays
dollars upon becoming member and dollar and tsE
cents each time member dies belonging 70 the sam'
class he she may be . member Of.
member Of one class be assessed 10 pay fol
the death OF q member In another clans Each cIass 4
independent, having connection With any other.
70 ILLUSTRATE:
II class "a" has 5000 male msmbsrs, and . meiubeI
des the Company paws over within sixty days, 60 Oo
70 the wdAw or heirs, from the contribution fund I'D
vanced by the members, and after Eve deaths In tha
clAss the members each advance and pay 70 III.
Company contribution fees Al NJ arst- Failing 70 ssDt
sum- they forfeit to the Company an monies paid
and the Company permits nember to al the plAc'
Of tn retiring one.
The sksantages Of thIs system fees % anal
and required to be paid At such hons insva thst
to his family . competency upon BIZ
death.
Any desiring 70 beoo nsmbeE must send SIS,
50 in check bank draft postal order BY express th
expense being pad BY the applicant. Uoder no ercum
viii the Company be responsible for nocss ssn
bat 40 this way ALSO, the party must forward an ~
plieation with . medical certificate. setting S0rtl
INT PuystCAA Conathtou Nnctaefa N ens etaAoA
the phy sician the applicant proper person % eecOm'
member. Blank forms At application fOr nenbe- aiT
will be sent on application. The applicant pay Tn
physicians certificate
Each member should sn6esvOr TO secure new member
-ty 90 dang he benefits himself No letter will b
tcsd tha, does contain three cent postage SAmI
70 prepay pos aga
The application Of this principle Of original
ed with this Company. and new. and yet 10 The baa
u ali insurance, and in s Appn alton only differs Ia
ths thst Il 10 purely mutual, and the ent pronts
the Insurance retained by the members themselves
Take instance, the reports &C the Dillons Of
mulsted surplus held BY certain life Insurance eonPa
Mes and for shat purpose and 70 whom does rshta
~ belOngf Mos sarely 70 the AssI req
Says heading commercial paper "fwenty-oDe Ii
insurance companies doing busness I'm Aasuschusessi
fortunate enough end themselves, during The
last year, In possession Of divisble surplus 70 ths
u than and s-ha million Of dOllars
The whole this fund made up Of the overpaymso
individual policy holders the surplus eArningH
o. their money held In reserve by the companies"
THIS Company in Offering this cooperative plan Of In
surance all such aecumuations 70 the assured
BY the very great reduction in the sest Of the
For instance take all the tables and ealeulAss al age
between years Of and sixty-two. and they vii
only average thousand. twssty ave 70 aE'
thousand. Thirty deaths In I've thoasand oaghs
yer the worst years. which would make the Of
rancs to each member for $780, % tss par year On
the Occurrence Of death send q eiFc1Mr 70 eacl
member Of hts class informing him Of the fAet.
Proofs Of death will be usually required b,
Me insurance companies.
person insured in GLASS l-when he b between N
years Of 10 and Railways remaias i'm the class which b
originally joined thus receiving the Deneet of mem
Who take the place Of thoss dying, thus keeping hi
fees at the original average.
No application viii BE- accepted unless the money (isss
accompany the same.
Every person insured should become m agent for
10 interested In procuring members the mean
bsrs the mere dollars for his family d biz death
The COMMITTEES pays under 'his system. jas % man
dollars there members, -nd guarantees enc thOu
sand members class. II there only Shou
sand members your family would ressivs q 900 vhi
on the other hand whouid you only - per year
there being only ave deaths I'm one shcussnd Or twenty
| ave In Eve thousand.
| Insbnates are not admitted ~ members.
person can be insured 10 two ciassss FOR sxample
be enters Glass 1, which receives members from Il
age Of ten twenty when he arrives NJ twenty n
years Of aee he can into oiass d and ssin
tain his bership I'm hin original class. and shou
there be Of any letter, he coal ene'
than Oh, and the classes beng fu his heirs xOald
eeive nfty thousand dollars at hin death.
This system 10 but recently inaagursted. and JET 4
rush for policies 10 beyond precedent sAe~ing conrh
lively thai the people appreciate u d glance.