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Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Bear Demonstrates
Statement on Park
Warning Marker
spsssr sossE Nsss ssora

A ulotorist in Glacier national
park this past week had reason to
believe roadside markers. He stop
ped TO feed q bum bear along
Going-to-the-Sun highway, when
a ranger car came near.
The u,olorist Immediately pulled
away. The bear reared up, and
slapped at the car.
a roadside marker at the spot
says. Highway bears are often
rude" A companion rustic sign
adds They eat fingers as well as
food"
The incident was reported by
Ranger Bruce Miller 70 Mrs. Don
Barnum, East Glacier correspond
ent for the Hungry Horse News.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Scotty Beaton Notes
Improvement in Park
Lookout Procedure

On hand to help with indoc-
trination of Glacier national park S
fireguards and lookouts ar fire
control school Wednesday through
Friday was Alexander "Scotty
Beaton, "a, who retired this past
fall as park lookout.
Scotty recalling 20 summers by
himself on Numa ridge remarked
that things have certainly changed
for the better. Nine OF the park 5
Is mountain top lookout stations
will be operated by young married
couples.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

Today is the 47th anniversary
of President Theodore Roosevelt's
signing of the original U. S. Re-
clamaeion act.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
Thacker Buys Garage

Troy Thacker Wednesday comp
leted purchase of the Quick Service
garage in Columbia Falls. He plan:
to remodel the building, re-oper
the garage, and wants to bring Ii
the leadership of one of the popular
automobiles. Employment of his
mechanic crew is pending. The
garage was purchased from Joe
Reese
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17
lat Northern Pays Most FIathead Taxes

payments for the Great
h Railway in Flatheao
totaled $685., ,007.O6 for the
Yer, 1948 and May, 1949
is, according to Cal Rob-
ounty treasurer.
Northern payments in
$62,211.04 for the Somers
Co. and S1,993.8O for the
Park (Hotel) Co. west of
tinental divide.
big taxpayers include
IN States Power Co., whose
axes were S52,067.93; An
Copper Co., S26,602.12 of
e25,312.24 was on timber
pstly in the western part of
nty.
Pell's leading taxpayers in
be Kalispell Mercantile Co.
r store and warehouse, a
F32 figure, while in the up
ft of, the county, Stoltze
|hd Lumber Co., Columbia
(aid S4,328.70; Plum Creek
Columbia Falls, S3,326.69;
Mercantile Co., S2,475.34;
ll Slifer for the Bank of
pa Falls building, S1,530.74.
Pmparison to the railroad,
cking interests are nearly
from the real estate tax
consolidated Freightways |
mall personal property tax,
y start paying real estate
N their new terminal in |
Der. !
opment of the Columbia
Belton district as a re-
hungry Horse dam con-
n results in the Great Nor
aylng about rs per cent of
rlct 6 school taxes instead
II cent. They're taxes have
reased; former forest land
fields have become better
lg business and residential
coming year will also see
Shea Morrison, the Hun
Sc prime contractor, one
arge taxpayers. They were
the contract in April,
er the spring assessments.
taxes levied in Flathead
Or 1948 were S1,712,579.73
q with $1,376,366.33 for
sessed valuation increased
100000 to $43,0O0,000.
tax burden I'M
y has something to do with
oubling of delinquents. SIS
OF the county apportion-
delinquent compared to
er 8 per cent a year ago.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-17

Chief Bud Darling asks that
youngsters keep off the town fire
trucks and that people in the
community cooperate by not DASH
ing to fires. They often slow fire
men. Let the firemen fight the
fires.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Void OF the Navy aviation track and clarnest
It. Wod 26 universitys band He was
1948 University OF Washington Navy pilot
Evening star., 1949-12-05
40 Eastern Star Chapters
Plan 3-Day Meeting

The 44th annual session Of the
40 chapters Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star in the District will
be held Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday in the Lisner Auditorium.
The convocation will be known
as the Joy in Service Session. :"
Worthy Grand Matron Elsie NJ.
Mattern and Worthy Grand Pa
tron John s. Nichols will preside.
Representatives from chapters
in the United States, Canada,
Scotland. Hawaii. the Philippines.
Japan. China. Panama, Puerto
Rico and Mexico will be welcomed
at a reception featured by pag-
eantry, choral singing and orches-
ira music. All of the meetings
will begin at Z pm.
Presiding Worthy Grand Ma
irons and Worthy Grand Patrons
from eight States have announced
they will attend.
Friday nights session will in
clude the election of officers. As
sociate Grand Matron Ray X.
Wonderly. Associate Grand Pa
t tron Raymond N. Babcock and
present members of the grand line
are expected to be advanced. The
installation Of officers will be held
Saturday with a program Of vocal
and musical selections. A supper
at the Washington Hotel will fol-
10W
Evening star., 1949-12-05

A man already in jail for
drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct was charged yesterday at
Upper Marlboro with the at
tempted rape of a deaf mute, the
mother of three children.
The man. Ermon Henson. As. Of
the 500 block of Seventy sixth
street, Carmody Hills, was charged
after a neighbor relayed to Prince
Georges County police the COM
plant written out by the deaf
mute. Henson is a plumber.
According to the police. the
woman's husband was at work in
Washington and she was tending
an infant child in their Carmody
Hills home. The police said Henson
entered the house and made ad-
vances to the woman who fled to a
bedroom and locked the door.
Henson went home, the police
reported, but his conduct led
neighbors to call police and he was
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Police Baked in Hunt
|For Ahacker Of Girl
WHO Shot Texas Boy
By the Assoeiatsd Press

ORANGE, Tex. Dec. 5.-Police
faced q blank trail today In their
hunt for the man who early yes
terday raped a 16-year-old girl and
critically wounded an Orange High
School boxer.
Sheriff Chester Holts said the
man surprised two couples parked
on a lonely road near here. The
boys and girls could decribe him
only as q white man. apparently
about rs years old, and wearing
khaki clothing.
Don Huisopple. 18. was shot as
he tried to protect his companions.
The man threatened to kill all
four, then forced the girls to tie
up the boys in a water-soaked rice
paddy. He led the girls away,
left one tied up and leaning
against fence and then assaulted
the 16-year- -old in another r. :.
field.
Hospital attendants said young
HulSopple was IN crltlcal conoi-
ton from exposure and a wound
in the stomach.
Sheriff Holts said the couples
were parked about 2 miles outside
Orange when the man approached.
He fred two shots into the air,
ordered the couples out Of the
car. and said:
I'm gonna kill every one Of
you"
Hulsopple, a former welter-
weight Golden Gloves district
champion. got out Of the car and
struck at the man.
"Oh. you're gonna get tough, -
the man said. He shot Hulsopple
in the stomach. but the youth
kept his feet.
The man made the girls tie
up the boys with belts and shoe
laces.
> Hulsopple chewed through the
shoe laces with which his hands
were tied and freed himself and
Bullock.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
lnston is the new antistamne tablet You pe read about

This is an historic year in the annals Of
medicine /. the year of mans first great
victory over the common cold! Just think!
Now, at last, mankind has real weapon
against the common cold for you and your
children, on public sale at your drugstore:
1t is Inhiston, the anti-histamine tablet!
A NEW DRuo-NoT LIKE ASPIRIN, oUININE
Inhiston is not merely another "cold
tablet"-not a salt, effervescent powder,
aspirin or quinine compound. Inhiston is
an anti-bistamine, with an action based
on a new, revolutionary concept of cold
treatment. Nationwide research on various
anti-histamines has proved that colds can be
stopped, in the great majority of cases, #
Evening star., 1949-12-05
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW

At this season reservations should be made we'll
in advance. 1t also is better if you can (1) give
alternate dates. (2) 4 choice OF accommodations
and 81 travel in the middle Of the week. For
information and reservations consult your local
Ticket A1ent or nearest Atlantic Coast Line
Ticket Office. 8l4 Connecticut Avenue NV,
Washington s. D. c. Phone: National 1885.
FRANK E. MAST, Assistant General PASSENGER
Agent.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Public Relations Group
To Meet in Richmond
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

BY the AsSoeiofsd PFssS
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 5.-The
annual meeting of District -Four Of
the American College Public Re-
lations Association will be held
here Thursday through Saturday.
Public relations officials, COL
lege presidents and others in
terested in educational public
relations in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, West Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware and the District Of
Columbia have been invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Gen. Franco Is 81

MADRID, Dec I R.-0eneFal-
issimo Francisco. Franco, chief Of
the Spanish state, observed his
57th birthday yesterday. He spent
a quiet day at Pardo Palace with
his family.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Former Track Stor Dies
In Navy PIune Crash
by the Assoeiotsd Press

SEATTLE, Dec. 5.-A naval
Corsair plane crashed upside
down from rs feet in the air and
burst into flames at Sand Point
Naval Air Station Saturday killing
the pilot.
The pilot of Seattle was identi-
fled as 1t. q. g. Donald Richard
Evening star., 1949-12-05

anti-histamine treatment begins within IN
hour after the first cold symptom appears:
This is truly wonderful news!
SUPPLIES LlMlTED~BUY AZ oNeEl
Demand for Inhiston has been immediate
and enormous. We are producing Inhiston
as fast as humanity possible, and supplies
are now increasing rapidly. We will keep
Inhiston coming. knowing how terrible it
would seem to You to be without 1nhiston
with cold coming on.
But remember insist on Inbistonl We
know Of no other product on public sale
with Inhiston's anti histamine formula.'
That's why we say: insist os lnbiston for
your cold:
Evening star., 1949-12-05
jailed Cormody Hills Man Held
On Mute Housewives Churqe

jailed on the drunk and disorderly
charge. Then the housewives re-
port to a friend was turned over
to the police and the attempted
rape charge was placed.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
A Short Short Story

TIME HONORABLE HARVEY w. MATHIsoN.
l. Congressman from the Fifth District of
one of our more bustling Western States,
heard the opening of the door to his private
Office. He took his feet off the window sill and
swung around slowly to face his senior secre-
tary.
Miss Belinda Roberts-it seemed to Math-
ison that everybody along the Potomac called
her Bee - appeared to be a handsome
forty, but an air of firm competence and ex-
perence said that she could be nearer fifty.
She was looking at her boss so sharply that
his youthful grin grew weak. All he managed
was:
Spring is very beautiful in Washington,
isn't it?"
II told you it was" Bee Roberts said, add
ing significantly: But didn't think it would
hit you quite so hard Particularly since this
is only February"
Congressman Mathison Strengthened, try
Evening star., 1949-08-14

How is the new girl doing?" he asked.
"She must be doing quite we'll You've
kept her two months now. So she isn't
exactly new"
"Confound it, Bee, l wish you wouldn't
keep contradicting me" he said. 1T isn't
spring, it's February Miss Ames isn't new
girl, she's been here two months" Mathison
laughed ruefully.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

ing to look as he believed congressman
should look There was the suggestion of
hopeless sigh from Belinda He looked more
like a pleasant high-school teacher she
thought. She was, she supposed, an anach-
ronism in Washington, and she liked law
maker to look bit more like lawmaker
LIKE the late Senator Baldridge, for example,
for whom she had been secretary all of twenty
five years ago. But of course time would take
care of Harvey w. Mathison. A little more
weight, little higher color, higher brow,
perhaps name, and certainly mellihuous
rumbling bass.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

II never contradict you except as to facts. -
They told me, back home, about you -
they told me, but they didn't warn me. Ed
Pulley said, Get Bee Roberts as your secre-
tary and everything will be smooth Ed told
me you were the brains for Senator Bal
bridge, when Baldridge was sapling repre-
sentative, like me"
"ED WAS quite wrong" said Bee firmly
THE Senator -. " to Bee that meant only
the late Baldridge "the Senator used his
own brains and they were very good ones.
He was infallible"
Mathison smiled slyly 'Infalllble? | seem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

oesbolb bic GlBerIten slnltrenauns
1en, uw Die @lnlt Der amerifuni=
'hen iSericnrcilenben gu gelpinnen.
Sbre Eropaganbo, nomentlih in ben
amerifuniibcn NomiIicn5eitih hriften,
lit 10 intcniip uno miro nit einem
lolhcn @elouuimonh betrieben, hoB
mon un'hpcr dbnen fann, mas al
les fiir biele SGnoer bon Dem Grfol0
ibrcr Fropo0onbu ubbGnot.
9tob crrc0enoer pirft auf Die
l6lpei5eriihe SSrembeninbuitrie Gin
onocrcr Sohperbolt: Die omerifu=
nilhe Sunoesregierltn0 0ebt 5pur
niht 10 lpeit, baB lie ben Strom ibrcr
,Scrincrcilenocn nuh Ben 2Gnoern
hcs Moriballplons oirigiert, ooiiir
tritt ieooh in piclen ibrer Mobnab;
men ilbereinltimmeno oas geltrcbell
Sutage, ben 9lmerifanern beareiilid)
Su muben: @cbt Sbr Cure Solar
in einem Sonpe bcs Moriballpluus
aus, Damn lrnteritiitt SIR ocn euro
pGiicben @ieocroufbau.
IS lit flur, oob Elm FOLDER 9lppeu,
Der lih an bos rationale Tutbos
Der slmerifaner ribtct, feline ssir=
flmQ nibt pcrfeblt, ct lit Inn pes=
pillcn beionoers lpirfiom, lpeil er
| ilberal oo lallt miro, 100 Ser omc=
rifonilhe ,Sericnreiienbe HotihlGoe
! llno slusfiinfte iiber ieine bcobIii).
,, tlate Gllroparciie einbolt: an Den
bolbamtliden Stellen, bel ben San,
fen ln,o Heiiebiiros. lleberou mcr,
Den bic GmpfongslGnbcr ser Mor,
; lholl =SoilTe cnpfpblen; bie Sd)mei,,
Die oieie llntcrltiitllno nibt erbGtt
miro niht cripGbnt.
Tptld,aftcr fir 1srembcnpcrfebr
Sie Shmeis hcnft niicbtern mn
lnhllh 0cnllN INN Dieien Gcrfob.
ren fcinc goslpilli0feit 'n.tcr,uifie,
ben, lpnbcrn on5uerferren, ouH e.
Der herecbtiNten Gorge Scr slnerifu,
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Rei>elbere
S1lub con Seite 1.

s(r iid iinb alle Gormsiebrnscn,
eine WufnItd6t 81, ,ueroen, Dier g.
geben. Mher - 6as slltbergebrahte
,mo gut Gineefiibrte iteIJt b0ber i'm
aurs als oas Mooerne. @er oesbalb
SdIller iebcn tpia, ipie cr ammo 1910
Dor uno allf lber 8iibnc geipielt nhrbe
Der bat allen @rilnb, nab Seioelber9
81 gefen. vSa - feige Wemme!"
id)allt es p:e emit, ,lno WeSea ri!l.'t
;ote Sinoe. llnb bie Stltbentcn Sc.
re ioraloic 5roblidfeit, ibre Stre!.
DIE lub mrb bas piele alei,Mclo, baS
lie Ibradten. moftea, tic emit III Sen
Sieblilgsfinoern Der Stabt. Sel,te
iino iie ehpas an Sen @ano seorGngt.
Sic baben ,ucnig Sinn mebr iiir Sic
Musgelaiienneit ibrer gGter. Sic lie.
ben 81 5ipeit, sll britt lnto 81, piert
in i,ngehei,ten Stuben. ,ntS nur iel-
ten fommt ibnen 81 8GpllBtiein, baB
Tie ia eisentlih il,nse 0teniben iino.
Wtit bem @oblitanb perloren a,6 tic
bcn romantii6en Sintergrunb, Sic
9lrmlt ,mo Ser @ille, b,lrd,5ubaltc,l
sipinat Iie 5u oen alsgefauenlten BE-
ihGftisrnaen. Die miibepole Nebell,
ar6eit n!s @auarbeiter, ,StruBe,,babn.
ifaffncr, &orbiletbtcr ooer Sa,uen,
Sapicnlammler geuiigt fnlm, INN sic
@eipcniter 81 pertrcSbcn. Sic bliden
glahgil(tig aii sic HbotoGraultien
ser nlten 8urihcnberrlid)fcit, Sic in
ben &neipen al iSie golocne yer
aangPnbe!t uno lln5iiblige 8ciGu'nlne
erinnern. SclbIt olli Sen Siiden Miro
nibtS mcbr einarariert. @alb pro.
iaiihe 3ct!
Seithcn ser @nblitanS IN Seutld)-
lano bas 3eitlid)e iegrctc, miro mon
pobl iibcral nui Hrlnantif per5i.b.
ten nIiiicn. aui Vngliid flinat Sas
2ieo pGm nrrlorenen Ser5eu ni6t
iebr gut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

ner Inn Die Sntereiien hires eisenen
9anbes entipringt. 9lnbererieits mill
lih Die Shmei, be9reifliheripeilf
niht pon Der lln9lrnIt oieles Sah
perbolts iiberlpGlti0en Iailen, ion.
bern lit aeipillt, ibr nit alien Nah=
oruf entgegen5llorbeiten. Mus Die
lem 8rlnoe bat iicb elmer pon Den
Sireftoren Der Sbpeiseriihen Ben
trale filr Terfebrsf forberllng ndt
9tem sDorf bcqeben, Inn hie 9lmeri:
foncr gum geillhe Ser Shpei, su
ermlrntern. .-Gr mill pom , ,@uloorf=
9lltorio" aus cine Hciie ourd) bic
Stooten rmternebn,en II. in eiuigen
oreiBig ODER mebr StGbten @erhe.
portrdge balten. Nomentlih mill er
lih on bic @Ss menben, an sic che
maligcn &rie1steilnebmer uno fir
lie einen v8S=Sropeller Club"
grilnoen. ollrb ben er tollienbe ebe=
mali0e Sffi'icre rno Solbatcn nit
ibrcn iSunlilienongebDri9en au ei=
mem Glrppobeillcb ,u peranlolicn
bpfft; poracidlagen meroen iSobr=
ten sl bcn SbIudNfeIbcrn NIT elmer
onihliebenoen 9ieiie nad Der
Shpei'. SnouItrie umb Sonbel bo=
ben erbe6lihe Slummcn olfacbrod)t,
INN ben &crbefelosua dus9iebio slI
finan5ieren.
Hodoem bie englii6 =icbipeiseri=
lden Sonoelsbeipre6ungen siemlid)
lllbcIrieoioeno pcrloufen iino, bdnat
Die 3ufl!nft Der icbipeiserihen iSrem-
oeninbultric INNER mebr pon ibrer
,Sobi0feit ub, Den amerifaniicbCr
,Srembcnltrpm iihcr bic Sh,peis sll
leitcn. llnb na Die oIten Mittel Der
FropoQanoa NIT ben vbimmclon=
'trcbcnoen Bergen" lmb oen ,liebli=
chen Seen" nirbt mebr sicben, id)idt
man cincn yHotihofter oes Souris.
mus" mach sln,erifo. Ser ,Sremoen=
pcrfcbr, Dor cinem boIbcn 2ebensol=
ter noh ais Gurus Der Icrn0ocnben
betrabtet, lit su einem ipeientlihen
Se'tanoteil Scr &cltpirtihoft oe=
lporocn, Der INNER bGufi9cr in ei=
mem Ntenlsu9 NIT Der &pblen= unn
Stoblprcpllftion noer NIT ben Grn=
te'tdtlltifcn 9cnonnt lpiro.
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ser Absatz gewaehrleistet sein,
damit .sich der Druck lOhnte..
Man bediente sich also ganz be-
wusst des Inserates ais Werbe-
mittel, um NIT der Zeitung
ueber das engere Einflussgebiet
hinaus Elm Angebot zu streuen
und damit den Absatz zu YER
groessern.
Die Intelligenzblaetter
Won einem eigentlichen An
zeigenwesen kann man erst NIT
dem Aufkommen der sogenann-
ten Intelligenzblaetter spre-
chen. Die Intelligenzblaetter
verzeichneten verlorene und ge-
fundene Sachen, Kauf-, Met
und Pachtvertraege und andere
geschaeftliche Acknowledging.
Der Frankfurter Stadtsenat
war der erste, der 1922 Elm Pri-
vilegium fuer die Herausgabe
zines Undergraduates an einen
Buchdrucker NIT Namen Anton
Heinscheid werlich. Ais 40 Jahre
spaeter der Stadtsenat verlang-
te, dass auch "Getaufte, Prokla-
mierte, Kopulierte und Beerdig-
te" i'm Intelligenzblatt verzeich-
net werden muessten, fuehlte
sich die Bevoelkerung in ihrem
privaten Famliienleben blossge-
stellt und es CAB scharfe Pro-
teste.
Rascher Ausbau
Um die Mite des 18. Jahr-
hunderts mehrten sich die Han
delsanzeigen, Heilmittel, Sued
fruechte, Gewuerze, hollaendi-
scher Tabak und franzoesische
Struempfe wurden feilgeboten.
1890 kuendigte Elm gewisser
Konrad Bausa i'm Frankfurter
1ntelligenzblatt an, dass er
"Uhrgehaeuse und Etuis nit
Fischhaut und Schildkroet"
! ueberziehe.
Nit diesem Inserat uebertraf
der Etuimacher die strengen
TZunftvorschriften, die es den
Gewerbetreibenden der DANA
ligen Zeit verboten, sich gegen-
ueber Observation-Disclosures
Die damaligen Inserate wur-
den fortlaufend, eng nebenein-
ander, in kleiner Schrift ge-
setzt. Erst seit 1910 wird pele-
gentlich der Firmenname bezie-
hungsweise die Ueberschrift
durch groessere Lettern hervor-
gehoben. Vereinzelt findet man
auch einen Holzschnitt zur H.
lustration.
Alb 1920 sind Zeitunpsinse-
rate NIT Einfassungen versehen,
und NIT dem Jahre 1880 des 49,
Jahrhunderts NIT der zuneh-
menden Konkurrenzwirtschaft
erlangt die Anzeigenwerbunp
die uns heute selbstverstaehd.
Itch erscheinende Bedeutunp.
die Presse, Wien)
| Vortelle zu verschaffen.
TypOgraphischer Fortschritt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21

rrfanrdcn GimiIuB olri oie BcItolt,
ltlrg NeS "Snterln. 6ricocnspcrtraas"
nut Meiaoelltihlonn Suautc redn,u
lllro cs als eincn rclatipcn Sort
ldJrltt oncrfennen, oab er Sen Ser.
l'lf oes fran5oiiihen vMoraentbull,
err, cine friiftigerc Gntialtllna Der
oel'tldcn @irtifoitseneraien 81 Der.
Dnloern, ol'rbtrellr lrno ci,l gr0BertS
~faB oer EroblttionSireibcit iiir sic
oelttldr Stouitrie Surhgeiett lat.
yfllr in @;eier beionoeren Sinnc liGt
l;d) ebenfaas bon elmer Gonlpronlib
reoen. SO oieies lulbeppeiielbare go,
lltiprm in Ser @oibinstoncr Ne,,rc.
9elung I'M 8erein nit e:nigcn an.
Oeren er1nutiJsnocn Giyi1lbeSten---
'ple Der ongetiinoigten Muinabmc ocS
oealtl6en Staates in sic SGGG unS
Der Wogli6feit lpiitcrer Hepiiiou ncs
Stat,lts - gcniigen ,uir1b. sic hcut.
lter Jiibrer 5lr s(fSeptieruns SrS
Stah,ts mh ,,lr Grboinlng eleS oel
alliierten 9aupcrihriften entiprc
benoen .Staates" 81 beltinluen
rniillen Die nddhten paar Gage sci0cu
Gs lit cine bitter. .ihipere @abl. bi
Bonn 81 trefien fat, s,,mal oie herblt
,Srl,ht 6es pieridbrigen interalIiicrtel
observation-disclosures am 9eltt hlano
! ndmaih Die 5e;l,lne bcs cinitiae,
Hebes, 5ltgleih Die gelpilleite lit!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
wer war der Erfinder
des zeitunesinserates?

Es war i'm Jahre 1852, ais in
der englischen Zeitung "Mercu-
riuS Politicus" die Ankuendi-
gung zines englischen Buch-
haendlers erschien, der damit
erstmalig cine breitere Oeffent-
lichkeit durch cine Zeitung zu
elmer Kaufhandlung aufforder-
te. Drei Jahre spaeter machte
der englische Apotheker Hongh-
ton den Versuch, das Zeitungs-
inserat ais Geschaeft auszuwer-
ten. Err gruendete cine Zeitung
und nahm Verbindung NIT den
Kaufleuten des In und Auslan-
des auf, denen er die Vorzuege
der Inseratenwerbung in den
lebhaftesten Farben schilderte.
Zuerst war man gegen den
geschaeftstuechtigen Apotheker
misstrauisch. Doch fanden sich
schliesslich einige weitblickende
Kaufleute, die es nit einem In
serat versuchten und den gefor-
derten Preis Won 312 englischen
Schillingen fuer cine Anzeige
zahlten. Tatsaechlich stellten
sich geschaeftliche Erfolge Elm,
die Honghtons Journal einen ge-
wissen Ruf schafften. Ais der
Apotheker starb, hinterliess er
NIGHT nur cine gut eingefuehrte
Zeitung, sondern auch ansehn-
liches Vermoegen.
Fuggers Ordinari-Zeitung
In Deutschland findet man be-
reits in der Won dem bekannten
Augsburger Handelshaus Fug-
ger herausgegebenen "Ordinari-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-21
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