The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-24
Marconi's Wireless. satsst Invention and Most Successful Since the Tel. ephons.--H Has Great Money Making Power. Present Status Of tho Sys. tem ls to Do Fully Explain. cd to tho Public.

That wireless telegraphy Is soon to supplant the cable as a means of cori- munica ton between Europe and Amer lea is an admitted fact.
 That the system which will accomp- fish this Is the one invented by Mar conf is generally admitted by both press and public.
 That the installation of this modern scientific marvel will provide a better and cheaper means of communication over great distances than pres ent methods cannot be gainsaid.
 That it will earn larger profits upon a given investment than any other in- dustrial enterprise of like character Is also a foregone conclusion.
 That the stock of the Marconi Wire less Telegraph Company Is Il better and more profitable investment than any other ever presented to the Amer ican public is the claim of the promot- CTS of the enterprise.
 In order to convince the people of Montgomery of the correctness Of these claims; in order to enlist the co-opera- tion of the people of Montgomery in this enterprise. Messrs. Munroe G Nun roe, of New York, Boston and Mon treal, managers for the Marconi under writers, have brought to this city an equipment of Marconi apparatus. by means of which they purpose to demon- strate the effective working capacity of the system and explain its operation thoroughly.
 | Facts and figures will be given to support tho claims of the company and the public will be invited to subscribe ing sold in blocks of from one shars to 200 shares at $6 each. No one will be | importuned to buy-the logical argu- ments deduced from admitted fac.s will be relied upon to convince the nearer. Full and free discussion of every fea- ture of the coinpany's business and Of the system Is invited and all questions asked will be answered freely.
 The method of public demonstrations to provide the sale of the stock is the same as was employed to fioa. the Bell T Telephone Company twenty seven years ago. when it was frs. installed. The same means was employed to raise money for the establishment of Morse's electric telegraph, also to finlace Cyrus | W. Fields cable enterprise.
 | Morse had almost despaired of raising money to erect wire telegraph libes. Congress gave him s50.0O0 and he put the first line up between Baltimore and Washington with that money. It showed him that millions were needed to establish his system and so he of- fered to sell out to the United States Government for s1oO,ooo. Congress | appointed a commission to investigate. It reported that no means could ros. sibly be devised whereby the receipts of the telegraph could ever be made to equal it's expenses. Congress de- clined to buy and Morse and those wrio | bought stock in his enterprise became | millionaires. Western Union stock paid 100 per cent. year for eight years.
 Field was compelled to make house to house canvass to sell stock in his cable scheme before he raised enough money to bring 1t to final Su uccessful completion. His son tells in the biog- raphy of Cyrus W. Field that $I0 In- vested in cable stock in that dark pe- riod of cable history brought a fife income to the investor of $s)0 per year. Prof. Alexander. Graham Bell apl- pealed in vain to the moneyed men of Philadelphia. Washington. New York and Boston for aid to promote the telephone. Jay Gould and the Western Union Telegraph Company laughed him to scorn, called him a maniac and af- forwards spent hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to establish a rival system, when they might have 3ough. all of Bells rights for few thous lnds only a few years before.
 So Professor Bell was compelled to turn to the public, for support. lie gave lectures and demonstrations throughout the country explainiag the foundation principles of the teie,hons appealing to the reason. common sense and judgment of the people and not in vain. Many persons gifted with proph- etic foresight saw their opportunity. grasped 1t and became millionaires, for every S100 invested in the telephone stock at that period has brought a to- tai return to the investor of over s20O. O00--$200,000 as the result of a Si0O in. vestment for twenty-seven years,
 All of which goes to show that not all of the wisdom and ability to grasn an opportunity is concentrated in the mllionaires of the nation, but that fla men and women of modest means are wiser if the opportunity but be pre- scented to them.
 We are bringing you the opportunitv to mako an equally fortunate invest, ment in Marconi stock. Come and hear what we lave to say whether you want to buy or not. We will enjoy teIIing