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Indianapolis Indiana Socialist Party Bulletin (Newspaper) - September 1, 1913, Indianapolis, IndianaIrr a l Indiana socialist bulletin comparison of receipts the monthly bulletin will contain in each Issue a comparison of the current month with the preceding month and for the same month the preceding year. The comparison will include the receipts and the membership report will be made whether a loss or a gain is shown. Gains can not be shown every month As circumstances Are bound to Rise that bring reverses but the comparisons will be interesting and will be a Good Index of the party activity. The following is a comparison of the receipts for september 1912 and 1913 sept., 1912 dues. -.�?.$297.95 supplies. 12.56 literature. 51.85 donations. A 57.90 miscellaneous. 21.35 sept., 1913 $337.22 a 10.42 .20 12.10 .00 totals. .$441.61 comparison of August and september. Dues. $253.75 supplies. 3.77 literature 4.00 totals .$261.52 membership report. August 1913 paid up. 999 admitted. 54 total on Roll. 2281 literature sold a a. $90.99 propaganda meetings held .�?36 $359.94 $337.22 10.42 .20 $359.94 sept., 1913 1234 90 2419 $131.59 63 the state office has literature and supplies for Sale and will be glad to Supply the comrades at any time. List will be found in the bulletin each Issue. Letter received from Comrade Louis p. Romerill of Aurora with $1.50 Money order and six names for a new local. Supplies were sent at once. This is the Way to do business comrades these comrades just go Busy and organized without anyone from the outside. Comrade Frank Swartz of Converse ind., writes that he wants to organize a local at that place and writes for the Blanks to get a line on the comrades who have the same line that he has. Good Luck comrades. The socialists of Indianapolis Are at it again at the factories dozen meetings a Day is getting to be common with them and not to be left behind they have a Campa Ipi paper out for free distribution and they have just distributed thirty thousand copies of the City platform. The socialists of Elwood have at last got the jammed up in one party and if things come out As things look at present there will be one and Only one party after the 4th of november and when you ask the comrades there How our chances look they just laugh. Comrades you will All want speakers the last week or so of the Campaign and some of you had better get connected with some one in the list in the state bulletin. Comrade Ralph Komold is on the Road and is after new members better see that Comrade Komold gets a big crowd for he has the argument that brings them in to the locals. A. A a local Richmond is certainly a perpetual Bunch of comrades. They Are always doing something speakers All of them literature lots of it. Richmond starts with a a re and so does red. Good news coming from All Over the state of the Good Campaign that is being carried on by the comrades where there Are City elections. Looks like we Are going to have a Good number of socialists in political offices. The state office has sent an even $100 to the National office in september for dues that s what proves the socialists Are Active been a Long time since we did this Well. Comrade Singleton of it. Wayne writes that it looks like the socialists Are sure of three or four councilmen and then says they Are looking for More speakers and at the same time taking All the state office has on the Road. At Terre haute comrades Are expanding themselves As the Campaign progresses. The comrades there Are so Active and progressive that they change the name of their Campaign paper with each Issue. Comrade i. T. Kahn socialist candidate for mayor of South Bend dropped in the state office some few weeks ago while in Indianapolis on business. Comrade Kahn has that one Good idea he believes in the literature. That s a Good idea. When socialism will die. Rewritten and remodeler by j. A. Williams the old Soldier that advertises the socialists knives in the rip saw. A Quot a Quot a a a when Lions eat grass like an of and a fish worm swallows a whale when terrapins knit Woolen socks and the Hare is outrun by the Snail when serpents walk upright like men and Doodle bugs travel like frogs when the Grasshopper feeds on the Hen and feathers Are grown on the hogs when Thomas cats swim in the air and elephants roosts upon Trees when insects in summer Are rare and snuff never make people sneeze when the fish creep or dry land and mules on velocipede ride when foxes Lay eggs in the Sand and women in dress take no Pride when dutchmen no longer drink Beer and girls get to a a meeting on time when the Billy Goat Butts from the rear when murder no longer is crime when the humming Bird Brays like an ass and Limburger smells like Cologne w Hen Plo shares Are made out of Glass and women s he arts made out of Stone and Wool on the Hydra bid ram when Justice grows in old then socialism will be def and this world won t be it rth a Damn
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