New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Two Great Wireless Systems.

The De Forest and Marconi systems recognized
leaders the wireless telegraph field The De
Forest is in daily operation and employed 700
Atlantic coast steamers well as in a like number Of
stations extending Portland Me- to Galveston
Tex and orders for equipment OF vessels than
it can I'll
The Marconi system Is employed on more than 20
ocean-golng steamers AMI in So land stations IN the
United states AMI Canada. and is operating extensively
Europe
Both systems doing commercial business and
earning money every minute Of the day.
Atlantic Wireless Telegraph Company. % The
number controlled by tho United Wireless Telegraph
Company getting orders the installation %
wireless instruments than I'LL on day. Satur
Tcb 2. eleven steamers left New York for
different equipped with this system, and contracts
another day Of week equippins
five steamships sreat Hamburg American Lane.
This IS active over 20 steamships.
Including the yacht OF James Gordon Bennett owner OF
New York Herald and vessels o. tho United Fruit
4 Company standard OIL Company
United Wireless Telegraph is established,
operating and earning money. Its possibili-
ties of extension are bOundless, and the profit
to original investors must be greater than in
any other of the worlds great inventions
All the great transatlantic steamships and many Of
those pIving IN American waters the number Of
nearly 20 are using teegraphy and land
stations sending receiving messages are estab-
the entire Atlantic seaboaTd OF United
Canada France
italy The principal Navies OF the world have adopted
wireless telegraphy.
There are over 100000 vessels on the
oceans of the world. If but rs employ
Wireless Telegraphy it would yield the COM
pany $12,5OO,CO0 per year, or CO., on the
entire capital stock of the company.
Not only smYl Wireless Telsgraphy
hut every ships sail the seas vii,
he The
freight travellers. and. finally. the governments
Eori VIII require Nothing else IN the world can
do work. There is other way ship can be
communicated with at OF sight.
Il can BE with the Wireless same at any
distance II II lying It's dock
service Wireless Te|egraPhy equally valua-
bic II will do all that telegraph will 30 az
oreth the OF plant and Onetenth the cost of opera
ton and enable intercourse unopened country
the world than ia now covered by the telegraph
the compunIcaon across the and OF the
world It equally advantage the cables
transatlantic service Is expected he opened
one-half the present business cables would give
this company a profit OF $1,000 coo per year.
WITH THE POSSIBLE BUSINESS OF THE OCEAN
THE TELEGRAPH AND THE CABLES. THERE: Is AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR THIS COMPANY IN THE NEXT
TEN YEARS To EARN S5OCOOOOO PER YEAR NET
AND PAY 2Ooco on THE PRESENT CAPITALIZATION
OF THE COMPANY
Electrical proven The most profitable
and stable all The Telegraph Telephone. Electric
Light Phonograph have returned hundreds OF millions
larger nave ever been Inquired wireless
Telegraphy. and Wireless TeIegraphy is
portan farTeaching than the telephone cable
uraph ana electric light combined a greater
Years of time and millions dollars expended
In developing establishing Wireless Telegraphy OF
which preseat get the advantage The stock
now offered practically foundation prices
We offer investors an allotment Of zee
preferred participating stock Of the United
Wireless Company at $500 per share, par
e1OO0 fuIlv Maid and uon.assessahIe The
price will be advanced to $1,000 as soon as
the small allotment is disposed Of at this
price.
Inasmuch as the Wireless is destined to
supplant the telegraph, telephone and cable,
its shares should prove even more profitable
than those of the Bell Telephone, wherein
an original investment of 500 represents a
value to-day of $200,Oc0.
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