The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-04

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AYthan4h f1resiGeHf Wiiaon ans nnt@
,.ot fn rn- HIM second trfiF.. tl7e talE#of5
~ third term far hiiil l4ls l1lealS F's=
gun. ,,,,l.
tI,s+5 ia a-iFI irfftafe tlEf tsNaHlnits RI
INsraelI wh6 seized tho essential ieftt7
7,reg III ria opponents prGslIfa.5Fll
Il rYa -4154led them DOM tlle nAraaL ot h. Ii.
o,tri ~ rty. nrtl thus ceF1Rntca h2 llIlsSlA
into power "a ~ prime minister cI f-ss
land. These W-ilsoniRn tdP5atsfs !l-
innate that the president Wii l5la III
.,Ise 81 the SITUATION created py tfifti
close Of The european ssa s--- 4 ,.5 s.i, s..
event comes within the nett four yei l.s5
sl-tn turn 10 Il protective tariff AZ t!le
7,rnncr economic policy for tlli s##celti l-s
~ and thus draW to himEelI st q Al s5sl 3l-
iYnr+ nf III large body of voters WAC noFs
afflliate with the Republican party #S,ti
that polic.-.
The idea IS rather far-fetched W
me idea 81 II third term for NNllseh iSs
IN no means the Idle EannriIlA ~ 5llo-I
iftical thenr! sts lt is benz F4'aslS9 ri M
+alFed III TN men who are EnnWl l'l
nave close personal assselasis,n % 4 ,,.,
\ n nrestdef1t and who are IA a aposA[.2El
rs ltnow what ts passing through ms
mind as #ell az anvone can m IT, E
ease Oh sa setf-cpn tainel and nncolr-
7n,lnicatlve #a #r3arson a.st MI. ss SON
8 svT,he ease WITH which the I2rasiaent
hacked p.vTar Rrrrn ths TinEl e-EeIlfa
sI5lctiEe rf tlla baltimore aTt 1T ~ t7lsltsa
force tc5 t1lc notion that het Nsli Y. .f1Qt
G,e unwilling to I17 axe a th5ra III .6lI
the Office He mes already nT3ke En- Pr 'l g
I,racadent Ii, that he Isl the first y efal ri
iran since trlc rev; Jackson to sHceeed
himself III ina prcHidencE: and there
Nc no reason It'd believe IT, he Fgt17llst
NOT like TO break Tho prcccfifat wren
runs back 10 George Sashlnsfqlla
day.
Nobody nov expects the president
ia make any Immediate declaration on
the subject. Is is recalled tha n ht5
letter Is A Mitchell Palmer On Eth t
SINGLE EssS7 plank 81 a !!tl tholl I'D
NM .s4l t.75 i Al winter III 191 3. and hr-
fore MI s aoE once. va7 not i1t5lae
public iintil 5rrle tim &. iil t16! Hnd Y
sis like1y tf.-4s similar rettcence Ts1 II
az T,-ryaiI. s1r7e af the presidents
friends who think that Colonel Roosa-
,za1f will try ff5r the ReDIlslican ncft%i-
nation il 1920 affect also ~ se.tteEa
v that Wilson can run The iTn--7 castiE
again on that account Hin third
term issue will disappear eE aafEEt \.
This is, OF course, "a Ions TOOK ailft5afe !
and Sit nresnp poses a good many ttltT7tfs
/ P1It a. IL INTERESTING Eth ia dicatiug that:
IN a good many minds the Demo
cratic party ts 'tyvilseIl that's all
\. Grcsst Illuminating Fnrcc.
The annual rep ort @1f Comm isstoncE
Richard "a GarnpbelI Of the bureau
81 NATURALIZATION io the secretar: soi
labor for the last fiscal year shows
how a routine government agency has
been transforIns tl into a great human
ling force This has been accom-
#plished b. linking together those
M state AnericaaizfnE agencies, tbs
public schools Of the entire country
With the department Of labor, through
its naturalization bureau in tle deflt
mite and concerted action Ok helping
n our foreign friends qualify upon III gh:
cr standard OF admission to Am eIica1
citizenship.
A most striking feature of Chi cen
structive and humanitarian Work i:
III ila startling fact that all of this de'
parture m 4 expansion has been nc
complish I'D without taking any addl
tional money from the modern busl:
less methods. og money saving. II no
money u1akiT. g into Eoyernmental#o OF.
Grafton in the place or the proverbta-
M high cost of operation due to the Ter
tape usually supposed to be unEo1ad
sby the agents OF Uncle Sam. Indeed
this bureau Of aturallzatton, By rca.
son OF its high efficiency AM m easures
or economy, has turned IN otherwise
costly system OF administration into
revenue producing machine
In 1903 when q portion of THU