The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-30
:I.anRuake ln winch PnblIshed.

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Language IN Which Published.
The number OF newspaper and peri
edIcal publication In the English LAM
guase increased from 20s599 to 2O.-
TAG, orr per cent, but the circulation
advanced from 49,. 441,06s to 1885,
43 1893. or 9 per cent.
The entire foreign and foreign-Eng-
lish press increased from 1,2+9 to IL
3g7, or IL. per cent. and its corculation0
from 7!5ss.es5 to s!Os99lTRs7, or - Per
cent.
The lead is retained by pub1ications
in the German Language. Although
the. number decreased from 200 to.
692, or per cent the circulation IN :,
creased from 1922 2on to 4.4'34.146
or 10 pei. cent. 80
The circulation OF. publications in.
the Scandinavian group, was next
greatest, although 1t decreased from
I,149,61e to 1.1Is.eo1. q. per cent.
The loss in number vas per cent
namely. from IS9se0 4 63s
SlavonIc publications Increased from
1873 to 81, or IS. pei cent? and their
circulation frons-6 So .987 to- /, OBS PA.
or Sc per cent. ~ \, f
The italian publications show the
greatest percentage Of gaing,tu NUM-
Der. from 63 to 1O4, or SIS per cent,
while the French sohY the greatest
percentage Of gain in circulation. The
latter newspapers and periodicals.. all
though decreasing In number from
as to- 80. or IS per cent, increased in
circulation from 252s1 95y to 446. 739. or
I77 per cent, while the Italian circula-
/ ton rose from 81 $3.50 to 500 ATS, or
81 per cent.
The ''All other group Of publica-
ltions embraced those published IN
Arabic. Armenian. Chinese. Dutch,
Finnish. Gaelic, Greek. Hawaiian,
Hebrew, Indian, Japanees. Korean.
Portuguese, Spanish, Syrian. Welsh,
land Yiddish. The total number of
these increased from 40 to 80. or so
per cent and their circulation from
!, 1885, 237 to a 1875 see. or Is per cent
| Books and Pamphlets.
The number OF books and works
printed or-gprlnted and published,
showing number. OF volumes and cop
les. can be given for 1909 only, no fig
hires having been obtained for 1904
The total number of titles, e6itto1s
or separate works, published was &c.
t129. comprising 54.62p volumes. of
which 16l, 361.g44 copies weresRrinted.r
est number, having l4,6O6 titles or
editions. 5,712.5volgmes, and 40. ss4&.-
800 copies. Educational books cames
next, with 1O;390 titles or editions. H.
I159 volumes and 4t.6$6.s4T copies.
Works on theology and religion were
third In Quantity, with joss titles Of
editions. 6.259 Volumes, ana %, Co.'S
ESQ copies. Juvenile titles numbered
4,167. with 1902 volumes and lo.1s4.
$50 copies Works - tyr eFences srlu NJ
bered 1850 titles, 1Se7 volumes, amt
1895 SO copies; and-s literature and
collected works 2,G47 titles, 3,s41 vol
umes, and 5,O37, 972 copies
Titles or description, geography, and
travel s7lunvbsred s47,, wdth.Ss5R"
ur1es and 4J54O,64'7 copies; history.
61a titles. s54tvo1Ines, sand 1928. 1$7
copies: fine arts. illustrated gfft books.
541 titles, $50 volumes and 2ss49ss71 I
copies: and sports and amusementsE
4l2 titles, 1923 Volumes, and 2.43O,oS4
copies. Other issues. having over II
100000 but less than 100000 COPIES. J
were distributed among poetry and
.,jra ,7o 1,olIficaE and social science,