Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-07-10
mARooNI WIRELESS
Great Fortunes to be Founded in
the New System

the New System
When Alexander Graham Bell
patented and perfected his telephone
the skeptics were loud in their
derision Of the "toy" Nevertheless.
Bell found believers, and those be-
hevers were rewarded for their faith
ny immense fortunes. Gardner @
/ Hubbard, the father In law and
faithful friend of Bell, was the man
who risked the most and gained the
greatest rewards in backing Bell
and the telephone until it reached
the stage where the public no longer
derided the instrument as a play
timing, but olamored for it as ne
nessity. In the Marconi wireless
telegraph there is parallel of his
tory Just now in the formative
and constructive period there are
doubters aud skeptics, but there are
some faithful friends and it is these
friends and faithful ones who are
going to reap the fortunes that are
bound to follow the genrai adoption
Of thetwireless system. The great
advantage of this system over that
using wires and cables is the ex-
tremely 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 company of America today
are the ones who are certain to win
great fortunes bv the future increase
in value of stocks, as we'll as through
the dividends earned and paid in the
interim. Bell telephone stock in
creased in value from $1.0O per
share to be worth 81 900 per share
and so Narconi stocks will very
likely increase from $500, the pres
ent price to over 81 900 within few
years Thus $50 invested now may
become $20, 900 within q decade. It
is by wise investments such as these
that the great fortunes of the big
millionairos have been made. The
Vanderb!its in railroads, the Goulds
in telegraph and railroads, tho Mac.
kays in cables, the Rockefellers in
StaElar Oil, the hubbards in tele.
phones. The man who has a few
, hundred dollars laid away to invest
and who has the intelligence tc
f grasp a fleeting opportunity will b.
the one to seize the Marconi offerine
and make his fortune.
, "The Weekly Marconigram is
, the name of a periodical devoted tc
q the new wireless system, and its
, publishers, Messrs. Munroe & Nun
: roe, AGO Exchange Place, New
York, announce that it we'll be sent
free to all who apply for it,
This firm is known as an aggres
sive, enterprising combination bril-
liant young financiers who have &
+, successful career behind them as {
, guarantee of their future. They
have agreed to keep the Maroon
, company supplied with working
q capital until the system is thorough
a ly established and in full commerc
9 ial operation They have issued
handsome booklet, "Marconi Wire
q less" giving full particulars con
cerning Marconi and his system
with 80 illustrations in half tone
which they send free to persons
likely to become interested at stock
r holders in the company.
+ Mr.. George H Munroe, New Yorl
manager of the firm, says: "W'
, are soliciting the investment o
+ small amounts IN Marconi securities
for the reason that we believe tina
!. the American people will welcom
p the establishment Of this competing
system, and because we know tina
p great profits will accure to the in
= vestor from the development of thi
f marvellous invention to a commerc
r ial stage. The company has, al
o ready, over a quarter Of a millior
dollars invested in stations and ap
a paratus in the Uuitad States, but i
q will require at least as much NOR
q before the business can be establish
n ed upon highly profitable basis
n Once this is done the value of Mar
v conf securities must necessarily ad
I vance very rapidly, and those VIII
v buy now will in the course Of a fey
u years find themselves in possession
securities equally as profitable a
Ia telephone, western union and com
T. mercial cable have heretofore beer
,s If anybody wants to know MOI
4 about the opportunities this system
% offers, let him write to us, at 44-C
= Exchange Place, and we will be 81 a
'e to give them.
10 No Pity Shown
IN "For years fate was after me cor
tinuouglvn writes n A Gullpdo