TITO OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 30, 1913.
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The Woodmen Circle Offers the
' Mother Every Advantage That
Other Fraternities Afford the Eusband
Facts and figures prove the stability of the Wood
men Circle. Remember, that it has a mem
bership of 119,273, and then look at its reserve
fund.
Today the Woodmen Circle has a reserve fund
of $2,829,355.61.
Since organization this society has paid death
claims amounting to $3,385,661.26.
The ammunt of insurance in force on January 1
was $109,816,800.
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will become of
my dependent ones
when I shall pass to that
home whence no traveler
returns ?
Shall I have a name writ
ten on the sands or shall it be perpetuated in
marble or granite?
Shall my loved ones remember me as
indifferent to their future ?
This problem, to many, is unsolved, but
modern thought has evolved a means to
enable you to perpetuate your name and
goodness unto future generations and to bless
those you love by your benefactions, at such
a trifling monetary cost as to be hardly
worth mentioning.
Picture in imagination the grateful re
membrance in which you will be treasured
if you have smoothed the pathway of those
you love, after you are gone, never to return.
Why should not the wife or mother
enjoy the advantages of a social 'and busi
ness fraternity as well as the husband and
father?
Why should not the wife and mother
help provide for their loved ones as well as the
husband and father ?
This is a solved problem, and the answer has
been emphasized by thousan ds of women join
ing the Woodmen Circle, and their children and
loved ones bless the memory of hundreds who have
died and left them a substantial sum for their.care
and education. Every claim has been promptly
honored.
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