Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-08

Great Fortunes to be Founded in the
New System.

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When Alexander Graham Bell pat
ented and perfected his telephone the
skeptics were loud in their derision of
the toy" Nevertheless, Bell found
believers. and those believers were re-
warded for their faith by immense for
tunes. Gardner G. Hubbard. the IA
ther-in-law and faithful friend of Bell,
was the man who risked the most and
gained the greatest rewards in back
ing Bell and the telephone until it
reached the stage where the public
no longer derided the instrument as a
necessity. In the Marconi wireless
telegraph there is a parallel OF history.
lust now in the formative and con
structive period there are doubters
and skeptics. but there are some faith
full friends. and it is these friends and
faithful ones who are going to reap
the fortunes hat are bound to follow
the general adoption of the wireless
system. The great advantage of this
system owe that using wires and ca
bles is its extremely low initial cost.
which relieves the company operating
it of a large burden of interest. taxes
and depreciation. thus increasing its
earning capacity many fold.
Those who are investing in the
stock of the Marconi Wireless Tele-
graph Co. of America today are the
ones who are certain TO win great for
tunes by the future increase in value
OF those stocks, as well as through the
dividends earned and paid in the in
term. Bell Telephone stock increas-
ed in value from $1.00 per share to
be worth over 81 1000 per share, and
so Marconi stocks will very likely in
GREASE from $500, the present price,
TO over $1,000 within a few years.
Thus $50 invested now may become
$4,000 within a decade. 1t is by
wise investments such as these that
the great fortunes of the big million
aires have been made. The Wander
bits in railroads. the Goulds in tele-
graphs and railroads, the Mackays in
cables. the R~ockefellers in Standard
Oil. the Hubbards in telephones. The
man who has q few hundred dollars
laid away to invest and who has the
intelligence. to grasp a fleeing oppor-
tunity will be the one to seize the
Marconi Offering and make his for
tune.
The Weekly Marconigram'' is the
name of a periodical devoted to the
new wireless system, and its publish
ers, Messrs. Munroe & Munroe. AGO
Exchange Place. New York. announce
that it will be sent free to all who
apply for it.
This firm is known as an agrees
sive. enterprising combination of bril-.
liant young fnanciers who have a sue
cessful career behind them as a guar
antee of their future. They have
agreed to keep the Marconi Company
supplied with working capital until
the system is thoroughly established
and in full commercial operation.
They have issued a handsome booklet,
"Marconi Wireless giving full par.
t~iculars concerning Marconi and his
system. with 80 illustrations in half
tone, which they send free to persons
likely to become interested as stock
holders in the company.
Mr.. George II. Munroe, New YorF
manager Of the firm, says: 1--WE are
soliciting the investment of small
reason that we believe that the Amer
lean people will welcome the estab
iishment of this competing system
and because we know that great prof
its will accrue to the investor from
the development of this marvellous ir
vention to a commercial stage. TIL
company has already over a quartz
OF a million dollars invested in sta
tons and apparatus in the Unite
States. but it will require at least a
much more before the business ca
be established upon a highly profits
BILE basis. Once that is lone the VI
ne of Marconi securities must nece
sarily advance very rapidly, and thos
who buy now will in the course
a few years find themselves in posse
sion of securities equally as proftab
-; as Telephone, Western Union an
!, Commercial Cable have heretofol
been. If anybody wants to kno
more about the opportunities this sy
" TEN offers, let him write to us, at Az
Exchange Place, and we will be gls
TO give them"