The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25

1 itch, the great diplomatist of England; Jamison. the great Dublin distiller; Guinness, the great Dublin brewer; Col. F. c. Henshaw, the great Cana dian banker and leader of industrial enterprises; Andrew A. Allan, the steamship magnate of Canada; J. N. Greenshiels, eminent lawyer, kings counsel and political leader of the Do minion of Canada; Hon. John W. Griggs, ex-attorney general of the United States; MT Eugene H. Lewis, of the law firm of Eaton & Lewis. New York, among the greatest of pat ent attorneys; MT. w. w. Betts, of the great patent attorney firm of Betts. Betts, Sheffield & Betts, New York; MT. H. H. Mcclure, of McClure's mag azine, New York; the greatest bank ! CTS, financiers and statesmen of France, Spain, Portugal and the Meth 1 erlands; and those whose names fol- low are of the Argentine Republic: Dr. Manuel Quintana, Jr, son of the | President of the Argentine Republic; Commentators Tomas Ambrosetti, vice-president director of the great Italian bank of Buenos Ayres, the strongest and richest bank of South America Com. Tomas Devote, asso- ciated with Com. Ambrosetti in the Italian bank; Sig. Antonio Terrarosa, director of the Banca Popula, and one of the leading statesmen and diplo- matists of the republic.
 Surely, if men of this calibre are satisfied that the Marconi system is all right, you can afford to take chancesl
 Surely, if great governments like those of Great Britain, Italy, Russia. Japan and Canada, not to speak of dozens of lesser governments, find the Marconi system acceptable and sue cessful, surely you will not have the temerity to set your judgment up against theirs, and say that it is not,
 This is addressed to you personally, reader, in order that it may bring home to you a realizing sense of the opportunity now knocking for entrance at your door.
 Do not waste time in idle specula- tion as to the possibility of failure, for surely no such thing is possible when the history of the system is an un. broken record of successes.
 If you want proof of any of the statements we make here or in our lecture, call upon us during the day at Room 9, Hotel Hillman, and give us chance to submit the documentary l evidence
 In the meantime don't delay your | uppllcaIlOn Tor stock
 You will want one share at least.
 You ought to have more.
 We will accept your application for any number up to 200 and no more.
 The people here have taken hola of the Marconi investment with enthusi. asm, and we know there are hun dreds anxious to join with us in the promotion of the enterprise.
 You would be surprised if We were to give you the names of the stock. holders we have enrolled here.
 They number some of the best bus mess men of the place-not men given to speculation in wildcat mining stocks. but good, solid, conservative men of affairs.
 l We are sorry that we cannot give you their names; but it is our invariable rule never, under any circumstances, to use the name of any stockhoder without his express consent.
 People do not want it known they are stockholders for variety of req sons, and we never tell the name of a stockholder.
 If we were permitted to do so, you would see that some of Birmingham's most responsible people have taken hold of the matter with characteristic energy and foresight.
 Now, as to the purchase of the | shares.
 The price is s6.OO each.
 This price holds good only until the l present limited allotment is sold.
 The next allotment is to be sold at s7o0.
 At the present rate of demand the supply of shares at s6.00 is likely to be exhausted almost any day.
 We are momentarily expecting to receive telegraphic advices to take no