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steadfast loyalty to the administration,, tary problem was the raising of an
and to the government of the United ■ army. Two methods were advocated—
States in the prosecution of the
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the selective draft and the volunteer sys
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war.
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country as a result of the war or that j system. This method was supported
character that strenuously bv the leaders of the Demo
are of such necessary
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standing war problems, have engaged
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ON IDAHO POLITICS
A. H. OVERSMITH GIVES INTER
VIEW TO SPOKANE PAPER
ON DEMOCRATIC ROW
1 he Spokane Chronicle has the fol
lowing interview with A. H. Oversmith
who is credited with being "a prominent
north Idaho republican leader,
interview will be read with interest by
Moscow people. It follows :
"The political pot in Idaho is sure
boiling," said A. H. Oversmith
torney of Moscow, who is one of
automobile party stopping at the Rid
path hotel. He is a prominent north
Idaho republican leader.
"The fight is mostly within the demo
The
an at
an
cratic lines where there have been two
factions for many years. The fight for
control is bitter.
