would make it appear that the meeting at Lewiston was largely dominated by men primarily interested in furthering the development of the Non-Partisan League as a political organization in Idaho. The significant outcome of the Lewiston meeting, and other similar meetings held at various places in the state, was the passage of resolutions endorsing the Non-Partisan League, praising its president and other non-resident officers who have been active in organization work in the state for some time past; and at the same time condemning the executive officers and the legislature of Idaho, several sets of resolutions adopted at the various Idaho meetings are so similar in thought and phraseology that they naturally raise the question whether they were not prepared and put over by parties whose primary object is the advancement of the fortunes of the Non-Partisan League in the interest of men non-resident of Idaho.
But it is not the intention of The Star-Mirror to enter into a discussion of the merits or demerits of the Non-Partisan League at this time. That will be more appropriate in the political campaign that will be of great importance to the country.
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refuse to economize on wheat, meat, sugar, and fats were working in hearty sympathy.
Rausch said that Germany was ahead in the war at this time and is prepared to go to the bitter, brutal end; she is crazy to get at the United States.
Miss Germany. 