The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-04-15

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self up with small plant and cut
laway from commercial fertilizer A
comrade from Colorado writes that the
only drawback lie can See to the Col
onny scheme is that it keeps out the
Ipoor man and his family that have no
funds, and is open to only those who
have $1,000 81 more. Nov. there is
la shade Of truth in that statement, but
you must understand that the Colony
mustsbe financed BY some one. II takes
cash to buy land and machinery, 10
say nothing Of the cost of living until
We produce enough 10 supply ourselves.
Nov. the LLANO DOLLAR-UP CLUB
IS tor Just tins purpose. If enough peo-
Iple will pay in sufficient money 10 fin
ance the proposition. We can then take
IN thousands Of people who are now
financially broke. Another funny thing
lis this: As long as the average man
has little money he thinks he can
beat the game and he continues to
buck i until he finally loses all he had
and then he is ready for the Colony.
Others, who have a little cash will put
their money in, provided we GUARAN-
lee TO make them safe in their invest
ment. Now, comradse, let me say
again that as long as you want to
beat the game you are not ready for
cooperation. You should know that if
you WIN out it is at the expense Of
others who are not so fortunate. The
mali who only looks at his own safety
should realize that we must all be saw
ed together and that thru our combin-
ed efforts alone can we be made Sc
cure. Now, we have all been robbed
in the past and it makes us wary and
careful; but, comrades, we are here
working we own the land, buildings,
and an immense amount Of Wealth. in
tools, machinery and stock-don't be
doubter. Come and see for yourself
and then join in with US now and help
the fellow who is not able to buy a
membership. The quartet practice at
Martins, the orchestra at the school
house, and the children's mental sci
ence class at the club house kept most
Of us busy tonight.
s. 3 8 *
Tuesday, April II Well, people,
the time is fast approaching when our
land purchase is to be made. Just
think! Only next month. And until
that $4,000 is completely raised |
know some one who will not sleep
many hours in any one night. You who
have money and intend to help us out
on this purchase should relieve the sit
uation as soon as possible, or we lady
reporter" is liable to blow up, and then
you would not have the diary to read.
Now, that alone should be worth sever
al thousands Of dollars to you in
year. She sometimes feels as if she
earns million while writing it. Of
course you do not know the amount of
faith we have in you people, to feel
sure that enough of you are going to
help RIGHT NOW and permit us to
make this payment on time. We feel
sure that the LLANO l25-CLUB will
be complete before next January; but
the big rush must come now in order
to make this years payment on time.
I'll promise you this: If you people do
the JOB on time, it will put new vim
into our group and especially the lady
reporter" to such an extent that the
work here will become play job
and the Diary-well, you will think it
is written by superman. Seriously,
comrades, if you are coming or can
help us at all. no matter how small
the amount or how large, it will all be
used in making more and better homes
for our class. 1t is the common cause
you will be assisting, not small group.
Will you not do it now and permit us
to plan ahead for greater things? Com
rade Mitchell returned to New Hamp-
shire much pleased man, with our
possibilities and we feel that he can be
OF great assistance TO our progress. The
card club met tonight and played
Five Hundred and pleasant evening
was had by those who attended. The
ball team is adding new players and
a game on May Day is assured. Com
Trade N. NJ. Harris, of Illinois, sent in
a sewing machine which sure comes
in handy at the sewing department.
Every little bit helps. comrades, to make
a successful demonstration Of volun-
ltary, complete cooperation.