The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12
FORTUNES FOR ALL
WHO INVEST NOW
Greatest Electrical Discovery
of the Age.
PREVENTS RAILROAD WRECKS
Unusual Opportunity Now offered
the HAN of Small Means to Be.
Come Independently Rich.

Every great electrival invention has
made fortunes for it's original stockhold-
ers. The American-Bell Telephone COM
pany has paid 5000, 900 for each 500 in
vested in it's stock at it's organization.
People then laughed at the idea Of there
ever being a general need for the tele-
phone. 1t was hard to make investors
see the possibilities of the business.
Those who did are among the world 8
richest people.
Such chances are not often offered
the small investor. The first such op-
. portunity in great many years, that
gives every promise of duplicating the
Telephone in profits and universal de-
mand,' is the Electrical Signagraph and
Semaphore.
Some Of the best known railroad ex-
perts in America declare these tnstru-
ments will prevent railroad collisions.
They give absolute privacy to party
telephones, make it possible for train
to be stopped by the train dispatcher
at any point on his division, and permit
the sending of private kilograms to any
one Of 100 or more telegraph offices
without the knowledge of other OPP
orators and without in any way interfer-
ing with the regular telegraph circuit.
Railroad Adopts System.
No extra wires are required. The cost
is so small and the advantages are SO
the best experts in America that all rail-
roads will adopt the system. The Den
yer, Northwestern & Pacific has already
ordered the. signagraph and semaphore
Telephone company association has Of
fered 25 cents a month rental for the
signagraph, to be used. on party tele-
phones, most of them on party lines. One
signagraph is required for each tele-
phone Only 100000 instruments will
earn, the stockholders Of the Electric
signagraph and Semaphore company
There are 800, 900 miles of railroad in
the United States, less than 10 per cent
ice because Of the inefficient systems
Z. heretofore used and their great cost. II
only one-twentieth of this smileage-less
than 5 per cent-were equipped with the
holders would earn 100000 a year-12(
per cent on the present selling price Of
the stock.
$4,000 Lives Lost.
More than So, 900, 900 were lost last veal
In property destroyed in railroad COLI.
sions, and $4,000 persons were killed OF
injured This amount would cover the
entire cost Of the Signagraph and Soma
In the United States for two years, ant
make the horrors Of railroad collision!
unknown. . ........
Experts admit the necessity for these
Instruments. Far-sighted investors ar
putting their money into the compan,
Not a single person who has examined
THESE luSLI WIFI du luGd OIL III
yesting has failed to put his money int
the company after the most Morougl
investigation. 49,
Every statement made herein will b.
verified to- the letter. A limited amour
of the treasury stock is now for sale
No one will be asked to invest a cen
until he has thoroughly satisfied himsel
Of the merits Of this proposition. Al
who can are urged to come and see thes
Instruments In operation. Those VIII
cannot and want to know the full de
tails Of the company, it's organization
its patents and what experts say of 1
should write at once for full particulars
Stock is now rapidly selling at rs cent
a share. par value $1.00, fully paid an
non -assessable. Payments are. made i
cash or installments of one-fourth dow,
and one-fourth the first of each mont
until paid for It will be advanced 2
per cent very soon. No subscription Q
less than 100 shares will be accepted
In order to hold the present price, say
In writing for particulars-how man
shares you will want iffyou conclude
invest. Address all inquiries to or ca
In person on the National Mortgage an
Bond company J. Renwick Prestor
treasurer, $50 First National Bank build
s. Ing. Chicago.