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han the price which YOU subscribed for in the


than the price which YOU subscribed for in the
beginning.
8. You cannot lose your money even II by
any reason you should be unable to make
the monthly payments. In that case the
company can give you shares In proportion
to the amount you have already paid.
4. The company has made sure OF q monthly
income enough to put into execution work which
will soon cause the shares to increase In value
and when II will be time to give out dividends
you will be notified 80 ms to be able to examine
the accounts and have full payment for the
shares which you have secured. We make
Won an offer such as you will never have again.
namely, TO buy shares of the Bullfrog Columbus
at real value of 81 apiece for only rs cents. We
are willing that n large number Of our clients
shall profit by this offer. while we can assure
them that they In our opinion have become
shareholders in the Bullfrog Columbia, which
at present offers advantages 90 the public.
We recommend the Bullfrog Columbia
as the best and safest company that IL on the
market to-day. Any one who has 1000 shares
in il can in two years from now. with the
sure increase in their value. obtain an inde-
pendent income for life.
This is an appeal to folks who have money
in the bank:
When you put money in savings banks
this money gives profit to some one else be-
sides. The bank pays you perhaps 4 per cent.
a year. but IL Is only after the bank has kept
your 800 for a year that II gives you d as
your share OF the profits. Do you know
what greater profit the bank has made with
| your 500. You don't know. You may guess
nj IT., but when you consider that bank shares
are the most desirable form OF investments
there are In the country you must realize
that the people who possess shares In banks
enjoy enormous dividends: when you notice
the rich buildings Of these banks you can
easily understand that the - you received
Ia an insignificant part OF the profits the bank
has made out OF your 800.
Although the Office at 1872 Nassau street
has three other names on thedoor besides
that Of the American Investment Company,
il IL largely occupied by three persons wrap
ping up Italian and Croatian boosts for
Columbia Bullfrog stock. and by Mr.. Hyl-
Tested. Mr.. Hyllested said he didn't care
for any advertising, but that II the visitor
insisted upon knowing about Columbia
Bullfrog STOCK he would tell him.
I've just come back from fifteen months
while 1 was there l met W. j. Wright OF
Colorado Springs. l. got to know him
personally, and he asked me to organize a
company to sell stock in his Bullfrog Column
bia mining claims. saw the claims and
as / got to know Mr.. Wright personally
and consider him a rising young man I
didn't nave any hesitation about organic
ing this company. Mr.. Melillo has no
connection with it except as the hacker.
Il nave taken particular pains to say
in the literature l wrote for translation into
other languages that any n who bought
| stock in Il did 30 at his own risk. because
the company had only what It considered
a good prospect for a mine. We will de-
liver all the stock that anybody pays for.
and il the claim doesn't pan out a rich one
we are not to blame. for We warned the
purchasers that they weren't getting in on
a sure thing
How about your suggestion that persons
with money in the bank might not do better
TO take it out and buy Bullfrog Columbia
| stock at IS cents a share on the instalment
plan2" Mr.. Hyllested was asked.
Il did exactly the opposite said the ex-
major Of the Salvation Army. Il said very
plainly that this was n speculation. and
advised those who had their money in a
savings bank to keep il there. OF course, IL
isn't my fault if 1t reads differently in
Italian
MIR. Hyllested said that the American
Investment Company was merely handling
Bullfrog Columbia stock IN commission,
Notwithstanding the announcement in the
English prospectus that no commissions
are being paid for the sale OF the stock.
we expect to do a regular brokerage
business and go on the exchange in the fall
Mr. Hyllested said.
The Stock Exchange2"
ooh. no. the curb" he replied.
MIR. Hyllested furnished the good news
that things are now going very well with
his old associate, ex-COl. Brewer. He
showed a clipping from the Los Angeles
Examiner Of June %. showing a picture Of
Brewer making a speech at a dinner ten
dered him by the Chamber Of Commerce
of Los Angeles. The Mayor Of Los Angeles
was sitting at the extreme right OF the pio-
tWe. while the leading cuisines men Of the
city were grouped all around him. IL
seems that representatives OF the Los An
geles Chamber OF Commerce had gone to
Goldfeld to look over the place and had
been highly entertained by the Goldfeld
Chamber OF Commerce. of which Brewer is
now president.
Yes. MIR. Brewer is a very prominent
man in Goldfield now" observed Mr.. Hyl-
Tested. and il sure to be rich some day.
He il at the head OF the Consolidated Mining
Claims Company. which has . r valuable
property"
Mr.. Hyllested said he believed ex-Col.
Brewer did have some trouble with the Sal
walton Army a few years ago.. but he was
sure that Brewer wasn't connected with the
Albert +. Hall Company until he got out
Of the army, because he couldn't very we'll
get out the War CIV and run the Albert Il.
Hall Company too