The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11


great siren 81 ri alHeld, and
since the lectton they have not
ged their mind 10 the CON.
tasg tllsg ire deepsg seized with 9
,at he vii sweep the state at
the faIi election as he did at the
primary: III
DR.. Hataeld,s great triumph
causes Republican newspapers to re-
fer to him as great ana able
Ieadsr. True, he Is sucn as the
SqHinee Of his party for governor,
but de. has no ambition to be d
leader IN his party except insofar
as his leadership or erorts win 1eac
1T ever to do the right thing. for
the people and the rank and fle, of
the party. Dr Hatfield repeatedly
said IN his campaign for nomination
and since that he hoped To- setYes the
people first and thereby serve his
party best. 4
While Republicans had their Ia
gorltes for governor before the pri7
mary election with many for swisher
and DILLON, 1t IS plain that Dr.. Hat
field was the choice Of the party
genrally and the primary result is
Of such proportions in his favor that
those who voted for swlsner. those
who voted for Dillon and those who
did not vote at all feel that DR..
Hatfield Is the man OF the hour in
the Republican party IN West vir-
gfnis ahdts that 9hist nomination
means his election They nowgthey
can unite on him because Ftheyq can
truct him and, because they know
His splendid iabttFty y. rs
saeh' editorials as the following
by1 the Grafton LsehtIneI encRhow
the PARTY Fasafdslt Dr5 TFaE feldIasd
how his nomination mas inf pired the
rank y and ala as,r well as5 everyone
use, ii ND batt 10 work. fsf Repub-
lli6ab tict5Fy III November sestao5
SIN Dr.. H.. DI SHstfsld for gov
error, the Republican party has a
most able leader and standard
bearer under whom every RepdDM-
can in, the state can rally. He is a
candld3te for the once upon well
dehned principles and policies OF
state economy, and ,hisH manner Of
campaign for. the nomination and
Inalmost.saiasxersal popularity with
which his candidacy met, shows how
the WIND, blows and, that he IS in
! Bp1ed| q4 aAektiong ~ 11November with
good FOUND margin: 1nEaddition!
to DRy1Hg4fslA the rest Of thaistatS
ticket Mhb sed re-nom aated for
secretary of state and lpngs 'etoF
aShfep Shda Delstat6r APditor- y
,S5rtathlEi%ell able, t66hes j, out in
the &asfIto3bqaElRE thf head o0f
the stlsFetry They ais AN popular ia
officials and, good camPaig hers, men
Who can Help the PARTY d WIN WIN . J,
kS2sSCC -f 49, 11t. - ~
faGtaniRrsseps ntterqcy t9stts
qqnaiasEsd ylthppgt qHaa tslhg cir
sgmstapces the latest Fl 9tic III reports Sfea
iadicste that only three psfs9ps out
81 ten tRbdsss ia In Ge4FInat y, are. UNI
abfS "a g7eadi and write; Shiae the
iStopStaipns,sGli Aes4aey De, b Great 81. q
Britain is $50 per 10000 A against
07eSner 4 900 II kbs Uniteh States.
T1ssJ ag Feg dFetbased IN d com
parison of illiteraey among some OF
the leading nation which has JUS
been made and issued for free dis
|trrSBution @by the United States Blu
Irsapsqf Education. The bureau has
used the preliminary rgures Of the
191 D census for this country, and
ne latest oahcfal representative
fef the others.
6lAthpugh} America! seems to make
IA bad athird in comparison, the bu-
reau. of -edpeation,s publication calls
attention to circumstances which
TEND 80 nat ach better PACE upon
the matter. Thus, the BAmerican
Aguires include The entire liquidation
4hoFed tHaa4ten years Of Age, while
the German figures ecver only the
army recruits. and the, Efitish sta
tistlcs are based, on data, wholly
from Z ofRcfal7 marriage srsgisters.
fence the German and RFltlsh sta.
.tistics deal only with adults, and
generally speaking, with physically.
and mentally normal adults, while
the United States census includes
without discrimination everyone
above the ten-year age limit.
. tlAgain, 1T is pointed out, the show
ing of the United States is brought
down by reason Of the fact that the
country has a large population OF
fofeig Cd 60Ehs5whites as well as of
.colored persons, among whom the