The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-10-13

- - y - 80 MIA !. ~
INSTRUMENTATION Ia the A. so Hssfs.
loving 20 closiey upon the heels of:tht
troubfs.in the Royal Afcanum and the
A. OF W.has set the average man,
INTERCEPTED in .traterRsl insurance
thinking Men who have paid their
assessments into tine A. o. H.. w. for
twenty eve years or Icuger and move
in thesStad days are forced out. are
bittershghipst the organization They
imagine that ali the Sins that fraternal
insurance is heir 70 j. centered in that
organization. The A. o.. y. ", has.
in their way Of thinking treated them
unfairly - st.
Yett-is this truel Has the A. o. e.
W. treated him unfairly or IL IL any
worse'than the other fratornal insur-
ance companies that are doing bdsi-
ness
We contend got The 40. U.-W,
was the first or among the very first of
the fraternal organizations. II had to
grope its'wsy along 'thtoneh the child
hood OF fraternalism. learning by It's
bumps and knocks what should have
been the true path. Later organize
tions have its experience to 20 by but
are they prohtingS Men went into the
A. o. u ": because they expected to
get something for nothing just as
person might 90 up against fairs
game at a county fair with their eyes
open Unlike the fakir, the A. o. q.
w played fair and went the limit
Only when is bank was broker" did
it snip the thread that bound In the
mean time, the man who paid in
twenty five years had his risk carried
All Of that time and mad he died he or
his heirs would have profted and some
other person would have been left
Men continue today 10 ~ into the
fraternal organizations with the same
end in view that % getting something
for nothins~and when one Of these or
CARNATIONS IN ait effort 10 avoid the
breakers stare them m the face seeks
70 change 10 4 safer course they are
held back by these same persons who.
when the break mp comes. will squpal
the loudest As "a result 81 this pan
ering 10 tile popular will tho officials
I'm charge have NOT thu courage to col
the whole length and put the internal
societies on basis that Is sound
Then who Is to blame Botb the
officials wbc auuuteusucc sucb c5urs
and iar tbo sase Of holding tuel jobs
allow mattar, tu DRIFT along until rain
stares them "a tie ,acr and the frater
nalists "thsmselye who spek 10 get
something far nothing
We hear lust now d great deal
about the Loyal Legion rhe Legion |
is doing iust what the sr,a, 5ulk Of the
other traternal s1rielins are doing /
seeking 10 give something Tor nothing
The man or woman who tnkes policy |
in the Lagoon with the iden that il
can legtimately pay two dollars back
for the one paid ia without taking the |
extra dollar ont ot tho pockets Of |
someone else IA fool!sl I,e skin
game. Someone gets shinnel whether
IL Is the unfortunate fellow who was
compelled g. let his policy lapse ~ the
oonhdin, on who stat Us 81 tolnd |
All emp, trcasur, when dividend |
tim, came around The people who
take policies in the foyal Lagoon are
seeking romcthiny for nothing and have !
no kick coming II they act skinned
The man. who. ia the light OF past
experience, seeks the cheapest Of the
fraternsl Insurance organizations IL
seeking sorh, thing for nothing and has
no kick coming IL he gets skinned. The
member Of fraternal insurance or
ganization who opposes the adjusting
Of rates to basis whore the cost OF
carrying his insurance according TO the
mortality tables IL met il seeking
something for nothing and will have
no kick coming il in his odd age No
fipds bims,lf out In tho cold.
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