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Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Business Chances

EVERY INVESTED DOLLAR has its rights. Don't invest your savings until you write us for full particulars of an inside opportunity promising large. quick and sure profits. This offer is so unusual that telegrams reservins shares have reached Us from every state in the Union and many cable grams have come from abroad. Send for actual copies of these cables and telegrams and for proof and facts. You can invest a moderate amount now which should grow enormously in a short time Write today and We will send thIs information immediately by special celiVory. There is no charge and you are under no obligation. You will readily sec that this is the one Liz op- portnnity 1ich yea have been hoping would some day come to you. Address Mcintyre Companies Limited 1Sf7 Westminster Bldg, Chicago. It
 5000 SHARES of the Griialvia Coarse Gold Mining Co. stock for sale aC a bargain. l need the money; you want a good dividend paying stock, soon one of the best gold propevtieseln Ydvapai county, about ? miles from the Monte Christo mine; just recently $50, 900 dol- lars worth of machinery placed upon this property. Address Box 792 Re publican. If
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Bes hotel and rooming house in city. Re , publican Fox 757. bl ! BUSINESS. invoice about $600O for sale at sacrifice. Will pay at least 30 per cent. Box S24 Republican. If
 FOR SALE-One of the best rooming houses in the city, always full of good roomers; owner leaving city; will sac rifice for half it's value Tel 1912. Call 60215 West Van Buren. bg i FOR SALE CHEAP-Busines prop osition, stock and fixture, good loca- tion. Box 547 Republican. If
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LIVE WIRE

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Reliable help sent to any part of Arizona on short notice. Phone 693, II Wall St. If
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Wanted = Help, Female

WANTED--Cooka at Phoenix Sanito- rum. No dishwaShing. good wages. Phone 1159. bk
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pHGENIX INGLESIDE AND SCOTTSDALE STAGE-Mrs. N. J
 Bradley, Mgr. Time of departure: Leave Phoenix s A. NJ. II A. Nj. anI s:30 2. NJ. Leave Scottsdale, S;3O A. NJ. l P. NJ, 5:15 P. NJ. Stage leaves Hunter Drag Store, corner Adams street and First. office Phone, 63S. Residence rl one SqT1 if
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HUSTLERS- to sSO made weekly distributing circulars. samples tacking signs, etc. Advertisers National Agen- cy, Dept. A 1G3. Chicago. 1t
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Awarded Gold Medal One farmer cleared over $500 in weeks. Hundreds with rigs or autos earning $l00 to $500 per month. No capital required: We furnish goods on time to reliable men. Write quick for distributors proposi-
 tion and lamp for free trial Mantle Lamp Co., S92 Aladdin Bldg, Chicago, LII. Ii
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SALESMEN-Men women; sell new line of household necessities of quality; splendid opportunity for right parties; write the Western Distributing com pany. Roswell, New Mexico IL
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McARTHUR BROTHERS DODGE -JEFFERY SERVICE
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AGENTS 800 per cent profit No fake. Get our plan for monogramng autos. motorcycles by transfer method
 Clean business. Western Motorists Ac- .cessories Co, Cheyenne, Wyo. It
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WANTED-40 acres improved land fin Salt River Valley. Give description and price. Address Mrs. Edna Sinclair, Minidolia, Idaho. br
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PERMANENT POSITION to an ex- perienced clothing salesman who can speak Spanish The Reliable Store. 214-16 E. Washington St bd
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN on improved city property, can be paid in monthly installmen $, like rent, if desired.
 E Ir PA SCQE
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WAN T F D-By business woman,
 furnished room; home privileges; nice locality, within twelve blocks of 1st Ave. moderate rent. Box 794 Rep. It
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WANTED-Carpente work by day CT job. Also furniture repair. Call Phone S703. blk
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Special Notices
Awnings

AW MING AND CAMPING sss son now on; we make everything known that will fool the rain and sun. Phoe- nix rent and Awning Co.,, corner Firsi and Nor-0e Sts Phone 1l11 h
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Auto Time Table

APACHE TRAIL A'JTU STAGE co.
 PHOENIX TG GLOBE MIAMI
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WANTED-To buy mems castotf and misfit suits and overcoats. City Cleaning Works, 19 F.. Adams. Phone 1914, tf
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Wanted-M Miscellaneous

WANTED-Laying hens. T. c. Caldwell Scottsdale Arizona. blk
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Wanted - Situation, Male

POSITION bv an experienced all around general merchandise store man, speaks both English and Spanish flu ertly Address F. R. O. Box F. Gila Bend. Arizona. bl
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Wanted -- Situation, Female

NURSE, practical, by day or week. 2lS T.. Van Buren. blk
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NOT LESS than 40 acre dairy ranch with house and sheds. Rep. Box 822.
 fl
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WILL CARE for children in your own home. Phone 2412. bk
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BOP N. Central ave.

MONEY for all sized ranch or cattle loans. L. c. Galland, Y. M. c. A. Bldg. Prone 1874 If
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WANTED-f Cyl. D. U. model 5 Posch magneto. Richmond. $40 F. Wash If
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COTTON PICKERS, good picking, on car line. not far out. 1107 E. Polk.
 hp
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WANTED-2 dozen laying hens, de- 'ivered in Phoenix. Address II. $. My CTS, ScottsGale, Ariz. bd
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EVERY HOME ON FARM, in small town or suburb, needs and will buy the wonderful Aladdin kerosene (coal-oil) Mantle Lamp. Five times as bright as electric. Tested and recommended by
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Lost and Found

STRAYED-4 horses, bays.
 brown. mares, weight from 1000 to 1900 pounds: last seen on North Sev- tenth Ave. Finder notify Higley Horse X Mula Co. tf
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MAKE CATTLE LOANS 10 farm CTS on long or short time and handle sale paper. A. B. Dunlap. Cor. 1st Ave and Van Buren. fl
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PHOENIX RAILWAY MAIL clerk examinations coming. $75.00 month. Sample questions free. Write imme- diately. Franklin Institute, Dept II. w Rochester, New York. It
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Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-2 good fathers at once, s400 per thousand, plenty of work Apply to J. c. Powell. 1909 W. Madi- son St, Phoenix. blk
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Wanted - Help, Male

| WANTED-Barber for Fair week.
 Five Points Barber Shop. bd
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ATTENTION SALESMEN: We want live representatives to sell a popular household novelty; retails for $100; sells on sight everywhere; 100 per cent to district agents; 50 to 65 per cent to subagents; very little capital re- quired; write at once for particulars; haven't time to talk to any but ener- getic hustlers. Egg Grip Co.. 7s Clinton St, Newark, N. Y. It
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
SOME LESsoNs FROM srGAR.

THE present high cost OF living serves to make peo-
pie think upon economic problems The high price
being paid for sugar, for example has made the
production Of both sugar beets and cane very
profitable during the past year. but while this is true
there is much significance in the announcement from
Ottawa Ohio that the plant at that place, which
built in 1912 and closed in 1914 after the passage
Of the Democratic tarn law. will soon be reopened.
II will be remembered that the Underwood tarh
law reduced the duty on sugar and proposed TO put
that commodity the free list on May 4, 1916 Many
Louisiana sugar producers went into bankruptcy and
a number Of beet sugar factories in Northern states
were closed The consumer got his sugar no cheaper
Finally realizing their mistake, the Democrats re-
pealed the provision placing sugar on the free list
and the war which shut off expectations from Ger
many opened new markets to the United States, with
the result that the price went up.
While the American consumer is now paying a high
price for sugar on OF the he is reminded
OF the that American producers were going
out OF business under the Democratic tariff law before
the war began.
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With The Photographers

Safety first: It's worse than foolish to hurry cross
the track in order to stand the other side to see
the train go by.-Cleveand Press.
young California minister with an income of IS
a week in announcing his marriage said that Faith
in God will sustain us"-Rutland CVt) Herald
Our observation is that the married who thinks
he is the head OF his house isn't even the head
Of his own Observation-Disclosures (Tex) News.
II seems to be as difficult to secure a Carpathan
pass as il is nowadays and in this country
railroad "pass."-New Orleans Times Picayune
Peora's tractors cutting great swaths in the
war zone But Peora's other well-known product is
available for domestic warfare only-Toledo Blade.
BY the way how do go about collecting canal
tolls from a submarine? Perhaps may yet be glad
we adopted the lock system at Panama.-Macon CGa)
News
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Girls! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
Meals DANDRUFF
25-cent "Danderine" will save your
hair and double its
beauty.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
wavy, abundant and
glossy at once.

Save your hairi Beauty it, It is
only a matter of using a little Dan
derine occasionally TO have a head Of
heavy beautiful hair: soft, lustrous,
wayy and free from dandruff 1t is
easy and inexpensive to have pretty,
charming hair, and lots Of it. Just
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine now--all drug stores rec
ommend it-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance: fresh
ness, fluffiness and an uncomfortable
gloss and lustre, and try as you will
you can not find a trace of dandruff
or falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use.
when you will see new hair-fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair - sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderine is, we believe. the
only sure hair grower; destroyer of
dandruf and cure for itchy scalp and
1t never fails to stop falling hair az
once.
If you want 10 prove how pretty
and soft your hair really s. moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft. glossy and
beautiful in just a few Moments
del ghtful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.
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SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
Autos AND ROAD MAINTENANCE,


From the Smyrna Times.
Automobile accidents resulting in
injury and death, as well as the rapid
and unnecessary destruction Of high
ways. ought soon to arouse the peo-
pie to the fact that there must be
more rigid regulations to control
automobile traffic The law limit
ing the speed OF travel is perhaps
clear enough and conservative
enough. but law is absolutely
valueless unless it is enforced or
obeyed. That the present law is
violated every day in the year is we'll
known; that in most places no effort
is made on the part of officials TO en-
force the law is also known. One
provision, that boroughs and town
ships must erect caution notices call
ing attention to the fact that the
speed law will be enforced is neglect
ed in the majority Of instances. Aside
from the danger to life and limb. it is
speeding that wears, out improved
highways so rapidly II every auto
mobile was driven according to law.
il would be possible to keep a sur
face on the macadam roads, some
thing that now seems impossible. The
resurfacing Of highways every two
or three years makes their upkeep a
cost which cannot be borne, and
which furnishes the chief objection
to the building of such roads. It
is not legitimate business traffic
which thus destroys roads and kills
and mains in the country. but the
speeder; bent on pleasure at any
cost. whose knowledge and expert
ence is too meagre to be given license
to operate upon the highways,
ieopardizing the lives of others.
Evening journal., 1916-11-18
DEMOCRATIC APPRECIATION OF PARTY WRECK
Frs WORK.

NJ one questions the Democracy OF the Dover Index
II founded on July 21 1887 by James L. VOL
cott ST. subsequently Chancellor and other prominent
Democrats who we're in need Of newspaper to assist
them in their enterprise driving the Salisbury fam
fly from control of Democratic politics in Kent and
Sussex counties the recent political campaign the
Index was part cularly solictous for the defeat OF
Senator Henry A. DUPONT. Republican. and the cleo
ton OF Josiah o. wolcott a son Of James L. Wocott,
TO the United States Senate The election results for
which the Index hoped realized in the main and
it does not hesitate to state publicly its appreciation
Of the work by certain profossed Republicans in
defeating Republicans and electing Democrats It
says this week edtorally:
Alfred I DUPONT and his associates. whatever their
motive did a good work in helping to elect Josiah o.
Wolcott Senator; Albert T. Polk, member OF Con-
gress; Lewis f. Eiason, Beutenant-Governor; ihomas
r. Wilson, Insurance Commissioner and William g.
Roe. Auditor
There is no doubt that those Democrats who we're
elected in this State their success to the Repuo-
can party wrecking work OF Alfred dupont and his
hired and unhred agents Assertion has been made
in certain Democratic quarters that Wocot would
have been elected anyway. because his plurality was
in excess Of total vote cast for the Party Wreck
ers ticket Those who hold to that opinion take only
one-sided view OF the recent campaign While they
recognize the indirect aid that given to the Demo-
cratic candidates through the third ticket they lose
sight of the direct aid that given to those can
ddates in most Of the election districts It would be
interesting to know definitely 10 what extent the
Party Wreckine Cabal financed the Democratic cam
paiqn in addition to financing the campaign for the
third ticket.
That is not made clear by the Index editorial but
It is made clear therein that the members of the
Alfred T. DUPONT Party wrecking cabal looked
upon by Democrats mere Democratic helpmeets.
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support of any decent man; yea, not
even OF the support OF those unfortun-
ate creatures--and a large percentage
OF those who voted the third ticket
can be numbered with this class-who
were offered for their votes, and who
accepted for their votes, from the
hirel ngs of Alfred |. DUPONT, the self
styled purist, though true hate-ob-
sessed hypocrite and corruptionist'
his Hell-serv ng. principle-destroying
gold. And we know, intu lively know,
that we shall succeed in our purpose.
And on the strength Of our beliet we
predict that at the next election the
Republican party of this State will
show the strength TO prove that us
followers cOnst tute a substantial ma
iority of the electorate Of TIL S state,
and that. being the party Of a majority
of the electorate of the State, it is
by virtue Of majority rule the party
which should control and govern the
affairs of the State. We know that
our purpose as outlined above is
worthy; we shall prosecute it re
leDtlessly.
The Delaware Republican desires
to state at this time that we have
no fault to find with the ambitions
Of men in the Republican political
field, and really believe that efforts
made to direct the party's affairs,
even if those efforts antagonize each
other, do good in that they enlist in
terest that would otherwise remain
dormant
But we do believe and earnestly con-
tend that all efforts of this sort
should revert to the party member
ship for final decis' on, and that the
party membership should be given
absolute power to reach their YER
dict at the polls Of the primary cleo
tons.
Nowhere else under party rules can
( the party's voters have better oppor-
tun'ty to settle for the partys man
agement all differences in matters OF
leadership than at the primaries, and
nowhere else is Il possible for a
broader or more decisive verdict to
/ be reached
Therefore. we contend that every
man who has only the best interests
/ OF the party at heart will consent to
leave all issues TO be settled at the
party's primaries. The people can al
ways be trusted. the partv-wreckers
to the contrary Notwithstanding. and
the fundamental principles upon which
the institutions OF our free. glorious
country were founded were those OF
majority rule, and the man who in
thought or acton denies or repudiates
those principles IS far removed from
being a true American: in truth. he
could. without libelling him. be term
ed a traitor TO his country
The splendid organization of the
Republican party OF Delaware re-
mains intact. The party-wreclJers sue
ceeded In defeating many OF the Re
publican party candidates. It's true,
but they did not succeed in their pur-
pose to have all systems. rules and
regulations Of the party ignored. nor
/ I'd thew succeed. try though thew did
in having thrown TO the winds the
fundamental princinle that the M
ioritv vote Of fhe party should control
Its affairs. The Repubi'can party
stands TODAY as II stood before the
election. triumphant n principle. and
on that impregnable foundation II will
stand SO long as decencv regns SUI
preme IN our commonwealth.
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leagued workers they could not de- So
Employers cannot strike. They can
not menace the government by the
threat OF strike They cannot even
lock men out of their factories sue
.cessfully. That means heavy losses.
1t is biting off your nose to spite your
face. Employers cannot conform TO
brotherhood methods. All the en-
ployers can do is to appeal to the law
to public opinion. They are perpetu-
ally on the defensive and their right
to organize for effective defence is
indisputable.
The employers union. to give their
organization a colloquial designation.
signalizes the end of one era in our
industrial history and the beginning
of another era. Il marks the def
mite submission of the industrial quar-
rel to the public as arbitrator. The
adjustment can never be made finally,
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And still the Wilmington Morning
News boasts OF its nefariOus work in
contributing TO the defeat Of the Re.
publ can party OF Delaware on No
vember z, and smilarly as il boasts
could the Devil boast that he was
once an angel and disported himself
among the glories of paradise. Not
one sentence. line or word did the
Morning News ever utter In support
OF the party wreckers that was not
based on lies and hypocr sy. There
is no earthly use TO argue with the
Morning News. as Il has not. and
never has had, any foundation on
which to build a legitimate argument; ;
It meets light mate argument, as only
II can, with a multipl city Of dam
nable lies.
II Alfred I. duPonts movement to
wreak vengeance upon Senator Henry
A. DUPONT by wrecking the Republi-
can party of Delaware was. as the
Morning News would have It's readers
bel eve, a justihable movement to
purify political conditions in the Re
publican party, and to break up a
corrupt political machine" why did
not the following decent, honorable
and respected Republicans of Dover,
who are dsgustingly we'll acquainted
with the reputation Of Alfred /. du-
Fonts first lieutenant, J. Frank AL
lee, and with the regulations OF HIS
no less traitorous subordnates. as
sist In that movement? These citi-
zens. every last one Of them. are even
more DESTROYS than the vrtuous Al
N to D..
publican party, managed by de-
cent citizens, in this State. yet they
from the beginning recognized the
hypocrisy back of Alfred l. duPont's
purity movement and saw clearly
the unworthy and hatred bred purposes
behind Z, and they Loyalty stuck to
the Republican party, entirely salts
fed with il;
James NJ. Satterfield. Esq. George
w Tebo, DR.. r. S. Stevens, WI
liam W. Richardson, DR.. McKelway,
William Denney, Chief Justice James
Pennewill. Hon Harry A. Richard
son, William ID. Denney. Elmer P.
Horsey George NJ Jones. Esq, DR..
Z. Richmond Steele. DR.. James II.
Wilson. Walker Mlffl.n, n. Ridgely
Harm ngton, Dr. James e. Carroll,
John b. Wharton. S. NJ. Harrington,
DR. c. del. Harbordt, D. Mifhin Will
son. Thomas w Wilson, W. L. Clay
ton, W. II. Baker. r. F. Wood, r. A.
Hopkins. Samuel II. Barker. d. c. AL
lee. J. A Hirons. John Carrow. A. r.
Benson. Capt. !. T. Buckson. f. p.
Louderbough. II. D. Dorzback. Will
liam M Hazel. J. IT Hazel. Prof. Wes-
ley Webb, c. w. Johnson, John W.
Casson, Capt Thomas Muncy william
J. Benson, Harry Vane. c. B. Hope.
Victor banner. A. A. Watson. NJ.
Hayes Wilson. John Foreacre. Man
love Planetary, Edward Planetary.
Howell Buck ngham, George F. Jones.
and others, too numerous to men
ton
On the other hand, as Alfred l. du-
Points hirelings. we have J. Frank
Alice, } Frank Alice, Jr.. Frank Hall
Davis, Edward Baker, James Aron,
George Wright. and two or three 9th
ers Of the same ilk. and II there is
an honest man in Dover that would
be willing to risk his reputation as
sensible man by saying one word
OF good for any OF these traitors. we
know not OF him Again, we never
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heard Of anyone accusing these men
OF being anything but just what they
are, and we never heard of any OF
them being accused of be ng over
burdened with brains; not with
enough, at any rate, to dictate the
policies of the Republican party OF
Delaware.
II we have omitted the name OF any
man who was prom nently connected
with, or who voted the ticket Of, the
party-wreckers, and that man so
devoid of self-respect as to desire TO
to be listed with j. Frank Alice and
his band of traitors, he can send IN
b name and we will gladly print 1t
in our next issue.
If the Morning News desires to
continue 10 insult the INTEL .gence OF
the honorables we have listed above
and to continue TO champion the
bunch OF shonorables, il can do so;
the living God knows that its efforts
will be wasted among decent men
Local Republicans of the Fifth
district, engaged in the work of get
ting the voters to the polls on cleo
ton day. came n contact with four
colored men having in their posses
sion marked Progressive tickets hand
ed them. presumably with a few OF
Alfred 1. duPonts purifying dol
lars, by two men prominently con-
nected with the party wreckers, and
from each of the tickets had been
scratched the names of Townsend,
Re'nhardt, Hope and Jarvis, and
Hughes ChaytOr. Donoho and Van
SAINT marked to be voted. The Re-
publican contended prior to the
election that Townsend, Re'nhardt
and Swain had been placed upon the
wreckers' ticket as part of the scheme
to defeat Senator DUPONT, and that
the wreckers, especially those Of
Kent county, we're in no wise inter
essed in Their election, and the dis
covery Of the four tickets referred to
above conclusively bears out our con-
tention and proves that J. Frank Al
lee and the other local wreckers were
working with the Democrats n an
effort to defeat the whole Republican
ticket. And these wreckers were
engaged by Alfred l. dupont, to as
sist him in purifying Republican po-
ltical conditions in Delaware, and yet
every last one OF them is so nasty
and dirty that the famous Gold Dust
Twins, with an unlimited supply Of
powder and brushes, could not, in a
thousand years, cleanse his filthy hide.
And just so filthy as are the wreck
ers IS the man whose iingling gold
paid them for their traitorous work.
The Delaware Republican stands
squarely back OF the Republican
party of Delaware. We stand, as we
always have, for the principles OF the
party and for majority control in
management of its affairs. The de-
feat of the Republican party on No
vember Z. has in no wise affected our
allegiance TO it, but rather strength
ened it. and I'm the time intervening
between now and the election two
years hence, L shall be our one pur-
nose to convince the voters of Kent
county and. incidentally. OF the State,
that Alfred T. DUPONT, and the bought
and-paid-for hirelings who assisted
him in defeating the Republican par
ty last week. are pure. unadulterated
political adventurers without charac-
ter or principle or a single redeem
ing feature that would make them.
or any one of them. worthy OF the