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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

ge strani lie v njei sc lahko nauee samostalno mi
sliti. Maj ie organizacija VISA polna ~prepirov
vsekak0r je to bolje, kakor sc clovek enako pa
pigi ponavlJa, kar eta ma voznji V tovarno V Ca
sopisu, ali pa kar ~Slucaino enkrat sliSi od tega ali
omega govOrnika.
MaSa ameriSkega ljudstva pa nina organi-
zacije, V kateri hi ~politicno zivelo, Sc politiGno
v~zgajalo, dchatiralo in Sc prepiralo in 81 u%stvaria-
10 laSne polme. Edin@ organizacijo, V kateri hi
imelo priliko cato, Socialistitno stranko, je zane
marilo; V drugih strankah pa noGejo nicesar Sill
Sati o organizaciji.
Ce torej ljudStvo nina resnitnega, utrjenega
prepriGania - kako maj ga poslanec spozna! Stu
tajni pojavi MISC nikakISni dokaZi. V eni dvorani
zboruje. Shod in ~preklinja vojno V dino pekla V
drugi maha mnOzica z zaStavami in Zahteva, maj
sc marsha V Berlin. To so S%imptomi, ampak To
MISC nikaksSni dokazi, ma katere hi mogel vesten
poSlanec os9r,siti Sv0je mnenje.' Morda je ravno
tiSta Stran, Xxi ina wee priStaSev, dobila mani;o
dVorano
PredSednik Wilson trdi, tia je veGina ameri-
Skega naroda IN voino; pravi, da Sc ie %preprical
. ten.
PacifiSticni poslanci trdiio, da ie velika We
Gina roper voino pravijo, da imaio dokaze "a to.
Nj mogote, da bi bila resnica ma obch Stra-
neh; ma noben nacin nj mogoce.
kd0 sc torej laze?
Nemara nobcden ne. PRAY lahko je mOgoGe,
da sta oba globoko prepritana o svoji trditvi.
Anpak eden mora hiti V zmoti ma vsak natin.
kdo maj to dOZene!
Priznaimo: V d~anaSnjih razmerah nj nobene
prilke, nObcne moznoSti IA to.
&c hi hilo vSe ljudstvo organizirano. hi bila
styar d%rugacna. NpraSanje hi Sc Y. organizaciiah
lahko dalo ma debate. Razpravljalo hi Sc o MEM.
Precinct hi 81 obrnil ma vse strani. SliSali hi SO
argument in p~rotiargumenti. Clam hi dobili
trdno podlago, ma kateri hi 81 lahko ustvarili svo-
u volli,.Lyn i,J.l; ,,,...I. l.: -. go. "
elm lahko i2yedel, kakSno ie V reSnici ljudsko
mnenje.
Pravijo, ia vsega tega nj treba, ampak vpra-
SAME vojne mai hi Sc dalo ma sploSno glasovanje.
pabi Sc Spoznalo, kako misli ljudstvo.
Tudi to je napacen sklep, in mic ne damo ma
to. Namrec Y sedaniih razmerah ne. Kako mai Sc
pricaknje polititno zrel sklep cd %politiGno ne
vednega Iiudstva?
IlaSti ~pacifisti so 81 sila mnogo obljubovan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

VpraSali boSte, zakai nj vedel niGesar o re-
formah pred vOjno. Zakai je pref vedno nagla-
sal svoje absolutne pravice? Zakaj nj incl niti
c%entralni parliament cesarstva najmanjSega vpliva
ma Waldo? Zakaj je bila vlada vednO lie MENU od-
govorna in nikdar ne liudSkemu zastopstvuP
In morda Sc YAM DO zdeIo, da ne more biti
odkritOsrcen Glovek, Xxi je osorno vztraial ma svo-
Jem absolutisticnem s~taliscu, XII je rekrutom oseb-
no pridigal, ola morale ~streljati ma oceta in ma
ter, ce jim on tako ukaze, ola GlOvek, Xxi ie social
ne demokrate imenoval "vaterlandslose Gesellen"
in pc volitvah javno dejal, da Jill DO "niederren-
men, da tax clovek ne more biti olkritosr-
cen, ce sedaj della konplimente ljudstvu in oblju-
buje refomme?
., kajzer je odkritGsrGen! o, kajzer jc pri-
pravlJen DAFT reforme. o, dial hi morda Sc malo
wee kakor vo'ilno reformo IA pruski dezelni zbor
IN reforno pr1ske gOspoSke zbOrnice.
Dial hi, da, iva ruske revolucije in odkar ie
Amer1ka napovedala vOjno. Dial hi, da ohrani
= pravo ravnotezic med monarhijo in liudstvom."
Ampak ljubi gospod kajzer, zdai ne sovori-
mo vec o pruski vollni reformi. To hi blo tako.
kakor &c hi IA kranjski dezelni zbor vpeljali splo-
sno volilno pravico, pa hi rekli "Glejte, kakSno
krasno pridobitev nam JIG prinesla vojna! GILLETTE,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

KEN pripada, da pomagate pi izpolnitvi zahtev te
urc $ pravimi sredstvi in uredite nase politi6no
~zlvlJenje V tenn duhu, da Sc napravi prostor syo.
bodnemu IN radostnemu sodelovanju yseh CLANCY
naSega narOda.
Nacela, Xxi ste Jill razvil V tel smeri, imaio.
Rakor veste, mole odCbrenje. Zavedam Sc. da W.
tra1am $ tenn ma poti, pc kateri je hcdil moi ded.
"''anovItelJ cesalstva, kot pruski kralj Y vojasko
organizacijo IN kot nemSki cesar s socialnimi re.
fonnami, s elmer je ustvaril pogoje, oh katerih
prezrvl neinski narod z z~edinjeno in kljubovalno
vZtraJnoStJo to krvavo dobo.
Ohranaev voine sile kot prave ljudskc vol
Ske IN podpora socialnega povzdignenja vsch raz-
redov sta bna .noja ella cd zaGetka mole Wade.
V TEN stremljeniu, ola Sc vzdrzi pravo ravno-
tezJe med judstvom in monarhijo in posluzi bla-
slnJi celote, sem pripravljen zaGeti z zgradbo ma
sega notranjega pOlitiGnega, gospodarskega in So
cIai1ega ~zivljenja, cam to dovOli vojni polozaj.
Medtem ko je ma miljone nash rojakov ma
~boIiStu, sc mora konflikt nazorov, Xxi je neizogi-
ben oh tako dalekGsezni %izpremembi ustavc, cd
loziti V najviSjem interesu dcmovine do casa, ko
sc vrneJo nasi bojevniki domov in Sc bodo sami
mogli pridruziti poSvetovanju in glasovaniu o
%stopnjah novega reda."
Ne Una Ii kajzer res lepo p%isatig
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
.Enrico Ferri:
SOcialiZem i'm mOderna ZnanOst.

4 katera pot pa vodi V odpravo gospodarskega
hnonopola in nepreglednega spremstva njegovih
'kr$vic, gorja, bridkosti in sovraStva? Pot razred-
mega boja, Xxi izvira odtOd, da skuSa vsak razred
prldobljene prednosti in privilegije ohramiti in
pomnoziti in Iii kaze gospodarsko Sibkemu raZ-
redu, da je treba voditi Ia boz o natinu izpre-
govorNn kaSneje od raZreda do raZreda. i'm ne
Od OSe6e do oSebe. SovraStvO. sila i'm odstranitev
poedincev vladajoGega razreda Sc ne pribliza re-
sitvi vpraSanja niti "a las; zbudi pa reakcijo
sploSne nejevolje prot nasiljr, zali nacelo Glove
~callStya, nacelo, Xxi ga socialism tako glasno ozna-
MIA. NaSilje ne ~pospeSuje ~reSitve, zakaj sedunjc
nenormaIno stanje SploSne bede in uzivania pu-
Saneznikov hi posledica ze wolfe d~oloGenih oseb.
Tudi V tenn oziru sOglaSa socializem docela $
pozitivno vedo, Xxi odreka cloveku prostcst wolfe
III Xxi Skusa doumeti vSe GloveSko nehanje, indivi-
dualno i'll kolektivno, kot ucinek plemena in oko-
lice.
NaSprOti obema enako enostranskima teori-
jana, da ie civilzacija izkljuGno lie ucinek okolice.
ozironla plenlcna, sem vedno, Zlasti po Svoii teoriji
kriminalijetnih faktorjev nagla$al, ia ie rezul-
tanta vselej skupen ucinek plernena in okolice. y
Ilocln, SamomOr, O%trpnenje duha, beda MISC
poSledica prOStovoline, OSebne krivde, kakor uGi
spiritualizem, in pray tako malo JIG kriva pro>ta
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

Pristas socializma, XII hi hotel plaeevati svojemu
delavstvu dvOjno ali trojno Obicajno mezdo, hi
Eel pod ME IL iStih vzrokov, zakaj prodajati hi
moral svoje blago z izgubo ali pa hi mu lezalo ne
prodano V skladiSrih, ce hi Stala niegoya cena oh
enaki kakovOSti mad trzno ceno. Propadel hi in
Ostala hi mn edna tolazba, ia hi ga imenovali
"dobrega cloveka', line, Xxi ie pc sedanii merriam
tilni moral nekam dvoummo.
o merkantilni moral govorim pc zgledu
Letoulneauja, Xxi r~azlocuje V svoji knjigi 81 evo-
luton de la morale" Stiri moralne faze: Zivalsko.
divjaSko, barbarsko in meriantilno (meScanSko),
HI j bo sledila faza viSje razvite morale, katero
imenuje Malon Socialno morale.
Ne glede ma veGjo ali maniSo prisrGnoSt raz-
merja med delodajalcem in delojemalcem pred
pasule njiju medsebojni gospodarSki OdnoSaj Sc
dann druzabni red z nadvrednostnim zakOnom, Xxi
Je Z MIN Marx nepobitno dokazal ,kako delodai a-
lee nabira kapital, ne da hi delal, ker prOizvaja
delavec vsak dan mendo presegajoco vrednost, -
nadvrednost, Xxi Zapade kapitalizmu brez tI1tda,
tudi &c odStejemo cd niegovega dobicka rcSnicno
mezdO IN tchnitno in upravno delo, Opravljeno V
tehnicni upravi.
Solncu in dezju prepuScena zemlia sama cd
sebe ne rod vina, ne pSenico, rude Sc ne vzdigu-
jejo same IL zemlie in kopica zlatov sc ne pomnozi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
kaj Zer i'm pruska vOlilna pravica.

Kajzer Nijem pOstaja strmite, liudje boz
j! postaja demokratcen. Njegovo bozan&<o
velicanstvo prihaJa - Slucajno has po ruski re-
voluciji do spCznanja, ola V njegovi sicer absc-
lutno popolni draw vendar nj ve Sc natanGno Ia
ko, kakor hi morale Bit, I'm je zdaj pri wolff, po-
praviti Sc zadnjc pomanjkljivosti. Ampak pc
vojni. Hdaj nj casa "a to.
Nelika reforma, Xxi jo je pripravljen "daro-
vati' kajzer '%svojemu narodu,'' je reforma vo-
lime pravice IA pruski dezelni zbor. Kako lepo
INA njegovo velicanstvo govOriti, ce ie treba Svo-
je misli je povedal kancelarju Bethmann IIollwc-
gu V pismu, V katerem pravi:
"Nikdar pref Sc nj nemSki narod pokazal ia
ko trdnega, kakor V tel vojni. Zavest, da Sc bo-
juje dornovina V bridki samOObraanti, je izvrSila
obtudOvanja vredno moc spravljivosti in kljub
vsem zrtvam ia bojiSGu in resnemu pomanikaniu
donna je oStal neomajen V naporih IN konGno
Zmago.
Narodni in socialni duh sta SC sporaZumela
in zdruzila i'll to nam je dalo stalno silo. Oba sta
spoznala, kar Sc JIG zgradilo V dolgih letih in oh
mnogih notranjih bojih. To jc bilo pac vredno
bojevanja. Sijajno stole pred naSimi oGmi VISA
voina de,a vsega naroda.
VAN kOt odgovCrncmu kancelariu n~emSkepa
cesarstvi i'll prvemu ministru mole Wade ma Prls-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

PRAY tako je pa tudi 4 drugO s~tranjo. Tudi
tuti eloveSko?
Toda ce je gospod posanec yes Gas namera-
va slediti Wilsonu .cez drn in strn, poiem pa pri-
de V svojem okraju slucajno ma shod, kjer skle-
pa velika mnozica resoluciio roper vojno, pa Sc
spe!nni, la so 10 njegovi volilci in potem pohiti
V Washington glaSovat roper vojno, ne moreno
imeti velikcga mnenja u njegovem mirovnem pre-
pricanju.
CO nam je kd0 leta i'm leta "a gotavljal. da je
V AzlJl rumena nevarnost in da preti Xedinienim
drzavam preialislej napad od Japonske, IA kate
rega Sc morajo pripravljati &c ic kdo dokazoval
III dokazoval, da ne bo miru, dokler ne napraviio
Iedinjcne drzave 'reda Y Mehiki. Sedaj pa iScc
pc vsch pacifiStitnih knjigah ''argumente" IA
mir. lie cato, ker gre roper Ncmciio, Sc ne more
reel da d%cluiejo iukaj poSteni nagibi.
In tudi kapitaliSticni interest govore vcasi IL
pacifizma pray tako kakor IL dzingovstva. Kapi-
t~alStftni Interest 81 pogoStoma naSprotujejO. Kar
je enim koriStno, ic drugim Skodljivo, in narobe.
Evropske vojne MISC pozdravili vSi ondotni kapi-
talISti. Nekatcrim je princSla nezaSliSane dobi-
exc, drugim ie uSiavila kupciio. nckairre jo rui-
nirala.
V Ameriki nj mic drugaGc. .Nckateri 81 komai
cakali, da poStauc Stvar re>na, drugi So 5 trepe-
tom vpraSnjcjo. kaj bo. In tudi oni iSccjo zago-
rornlke. ldcali miru 81 pa gutovi krasni motivi "a
pokritjc pravih namcnov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
PAsIvNo oDoBRENJE LJUDsTvA.

VISA debata Y senatu in V zbornici nam mic
kaJ poScbno ne ogreva krvi. Sedanii 'liudski "a
Stopniki' MISC nikakrSni 'liudski'' zastopniki.
NikakrSne kontrole nimamo mad mimi. Njihovih
naglbov ne moreno preiSkavati. Lee niihove skle-
pc moramo sprejemati, kaiti izrotili smo Jim moe.
= tega >taliSca ina tudi Wilson pravzaprav
res pray, cc pravi: l.judStvo je III vojno.
Aktlvno morda ameriSko ljudstvo mi "a vol
no. &c bi bio %vpraSano in ce hi moglo odgovoriti
tako, kakor misli, hi nemara dejalo: NoGemo vol
ne. Nemara nemara pa tudi ne. Kajti danes nj
d"kazov lie IA emo, ne "a drugo mnenjc.
Pasivno pa je ameriSko liudstvo IA voino. To
Sc pravi: Ono sprejme, kar sc Z MIN zgodi.
To Je pokazalo V jcSrni pri volitvah.
Me hi izgovora, da nj bila pri ieh volitvah
voJna ma dnevnem redu. Bila je. Pa Sc kako je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

"a kaksen %sijajen uspeh je pablo nekoliko Milo
nov ljudi!'
Ne, gospod kajzer, zdaj je treba napraviti ko-
nee ravnotezju med mOnarhijo in ljudstv0m. To
ravnotezje je Svindel. Ljudstvo ie vse, mOnarhi-
ia nj nae. Tu torej ne more bti ravnOtezja, ann
pax lie konec monarhiie.
Ali SHUTTLE nekai takega, velicanstvo? Ali bi
radl zrtvovali pruske dezelnozborske priv;legije,
Ga ohranite svoj tronf = Veriamemo! Toda "a
take b%arantije je prepozno. Zdaj Sc lie s%prejema
wee mezinec, ampak hudiG zahteva cello roko.
Morda je zdaj res nekoliko sitno glasovati o
pruSki volilni pravici. Pravite, da sedaj nj cas- "a
TO. Ampak vedno je cas- "a to, da dobi tron svoJo
brco in da odfrci krona 2 glave. Tudi kadar Je
na-mlljOne MOI ma bojisGih.
Nprasajte V PetrOgradu, velicanstvo. Tam
YAM lahko povedo, da je res tako.
SedaJ, kO so sc Rusi sreGno iznebill svoJe di-
nasfJe in sc resno pripravljajo ma nreditev repu-
bike, smO radovedni, &c mas bodo nasi jugoslo-
vanSki nationalist nehali nadlegovati $ svojimi
monarhicnimi slavospevi in prestali lizati pete
Petrom in Nikolajem in AleksandrOm in vsem
tenn kraljickom in prinGkom. Sedai mora pac vsa-
krmn rcsnemu JugOslovanu postati jasno, da SINE
biti lie jugoslovanska republika cilj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

sama cd sebe v skrinji kakor 6reda goyed ma paSi
kapital proizvaja ~izkljucno lie preobrazha sirovn
po cloveskem delu. lie ker prekopava poljedelec
zemljo, rudar koplje rudo, ker stree delavec svo-
Jemu stroju, ker mesa kemik svoje snovi, ker inze-
mir konstruira maSino it'd, SINE raGunati posestnik
ali kapitalist, he da hi bill napravil kj drugega,
kot ola je podedOval ali pa Sc ''abSentiral" cd
SvoJega posestva, leto IA letom ma produkt, Xxi mn
ga S~tvarJaJo V Zameno "a iromaSn stanOvanje in
Skop krnh drugi, ceStO otrovani po skrnobi rize-
VIII polJan in mocvirij, pc s~trupenih plinih V rud-
nlkih III tovarnah. Tudi oh spolovini (mezzadria),
ki 10 slave kot praktiten socialism, ie Sc zmerom
cudno, kako ola prihaja V hiso posestnika, Xxi ven-
dar ne della, Tito, Ollie in vino V mnozini. zadoSca-
joel za slozno ~zivljenje, dotim mora %zakupnik dan
"a dnem trdo delati. da zasluzi kruh Ease in svoio
rodbino. Oh spolovini odpade vsaj najhujSe: Ne
sotovoSt vsakdanjega kruha, straSilo ~brezpcsel-
nosti, XII neprenehoma grozi Medium delavccm ma
dezeli in V mestih. Toda V bistvu ostaja tudi oh tel
worm pogodbi problem isti, in vedno odpade pc
deSet Judi, Xxi delajo in slabo live, ma enega, Xxi
dobro zlvi, he ola hi delal. u
(Daje.)
V Angliji je minimalna zakonita plaza mo-
COCA. Zakaj V Ameriki ne?
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VOjna je ~raZgIaSena.

cd referendum o vojni. Mislimo pa ,da hi bill
has oni pri tenn najbolj razoearani. Pri referendu-
mu hi bilo has tako, kakor je pri volityah. Masa
he zeli tiste politike, XII jo delajo poslanci, pa Jill
vendar wolf, medtem ko glasuje roper tiste, Xxi hi
delali memo politiko. q razlogih Smio ze dosti-
KRAFT govorili in tukaj nimamo prostora, da hi Jill
ponavljali. Kakor je masa volileev poslala sko-
raj same demokrate III republicans V Washing
ton in izvolila WilSopa IA prrdscdnika, tako hi
Skoraj gotovo IL cnakih razlogov glaSoyala mdi
IA voino.
Poiticne pravicc 50 lie en- dial demokraciie;
drugi del ie %politicna vzgoia in MEN pogoi ic po-
litiGna organuacija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10
NAGIBI IN NAGIBI.

NecIni poSlanccv IN ScnatorJev pa Sploh hi
So IA to, kaj da nisli in hoce ljudStvo. KakSni
nagibi 81 napotili vSakega p0SameZnega, ia jc
glasoval tako, kakor ie - kdo hi la dognal:
Bio hi neumIo in krivitno ~podtikati vsem,
XII SO glaSovali drwgacc, kakor miSli Glovek sam,
ncpoStenc namenr. Gotovo ic ma Strami pro i'm
contra veliko takega, kar st rSai ~amo oh sebi
dozdeva poitenc prepri@anic. Me mani pa nj go
tovo, ia 50 tudi ma obeh stranch slujaji. Y kate
rh MISC %ilrecene bcSedc izrckale ~rc>nitnih misli,
ampak SO Jill lie zakrivale.
SliSali Smo Cd zagOvornikov voinc marshal
o caSti Zedinjenih draw. \ medtem. ko lima ne
dvomno marSikdo q tel caSti zelO vi>okc, cello pre-
visoke pojme Sc pozna nekaterim govorom cd
daleG, da So doneGe deklamaciic lc zakrivale idc-
io u intereSih vclikega p%rofita. In ' TAKEN slu-
caju je bila peScm ncpoStcna.
Clovek je lahko IL srca p~rcprican o opravi-
cenosti voinc. kdo hi mogel dvomiti q poSteuem
nagihu, te pravi ruSki revolucionar. Xxi Sc pray
kar vrata IL S%ibiriie, da jc trcba komai pridob-
ljeno Svobodo braniti roper zuuanjega Sovraznika
pray tako ,kakor ZOper notranicga?
tlovek jc lahko preprican. da sluzi Amerika
Svetovni dcmokraciji, Ge SO ~pridruii zaveznikom;
ampak &c To lc pravi, Y dust Sc pa veseli. da bo
cvetela municijSka industrija in nosila neznanske
profile, trdaj ~nicgovo ravnanie nj poSteno.
BOZ roper prm,ko avtokracijo jc velika rec.
NNako manJSevanje njenega pomona kaZe ne
raZumeVanJe Sedanjega Svetovnega p~ololaja in
nujnih pogojcv deFaokraticnega r~azvoja. Ampak
kdor pobere IL WilSonovega govora stavek o bo-
ju roper pruSko demokraciio kakor rozino IL po-
ticc, vojne Sc pa veSeli lc cato, ker sovrazi Ncmce,
ravna zopet nepOStcno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-10

V Angliji je minimalna zakonita plaza mo-
COCA. Zakaj V Ameriki ne?
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

have been secured openly duplicating her in seeking to prevent an enlist ment
 The conversation between her and the young man was overheard by four who had attached to the window glass a dictagraph. Press accounts state that Miss Potter and a band of three young women and Is young men had entered into conspiracy to block army cnlistmcnts.
 This young lady will be rcmember- cd by many as visitor to Prescott during the Summer of 1914, for her health, which was completely restor- ed. She came here from Charles town, Mass, and claimed to be a member of the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution. She was an ardent advocate of woman suffrage, prohibit ton, a great admirer of William Jen- nings Bryan's peace policy, and bit terly opposed to the enlarging of the navy or increasing the military force of the nation. Miss Potter was re- puted to be. quite wealthy, inheriting a colonial estate near Boston.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
PROMOTIONS IN ARMY
 INCLUDE BLATCHFORD
(From Wednesdays Daily. ]

Promotions in the regular army during the past week, affect former officer stationed at Fort Whipple, Colonel K. M Blatchford having been commissioned a brigadicr general. When he was with the Eleventh in- fantry at the above post he was a first lieutenant, and in recent years has been repeatedly promoted, the act of the president in advancing him to the above grade being exceptional in disrcgarding the lincal custom of reward by years of service.
 General Blatchford is stationed at Fort Sill. Okla, where he was com manding the school of'musketry. He IS recognized as an authority in the small arms service of the army, hence his attaining the above high rank Blatchford was a favorite in civilian circles when at Whipple. and has many Prescott friends to extend con. gratulatiofS.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
CLARK MILLION SMELLS TOTAL
 OF YAVAPA|
HUGE FUND OF UNITED VERDE CREDITED TO THIS COUNTY IN SAN FRANCISCO FED ERAL RESERVE BANK.
(From Saturdays Daily)

That the telegrams which were sent to Attorney LeRoy Anderson in Los Angeles, by the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce and the Yava- pal County Liberty Loan committee, in an endeavor to have the 100000 application for Liberty Bonds made by Senator Clark and credited to the State of Arizona, changed so that Yavapai county would receive the credit of this large subscription, bore fruit is evidenced by the following telegram which was received by the Bank of Arizona yesterday morning, from the Federal reserve bank, at San Francisco:
 We have received through New York subscription one million dollars in Liberty Loan bonds from United Verde Copper Company, credit for this subscription to be given to your bank. (Signed) Cal Rains, deputy governor.
 The arrival of this encouraging news added much to the jubilation of the Yavapai boosters for the Liberty Loan, over the fact that the loan was so heavily ovcr-subscribcd. It was taken as good omen for the State that the big donation of Senator Clark should come at time when the fate of the issue seemed in doubt, and be followed so closely by the an of the 25 per cent over subscription.
 The work of the Yavapai Liberty Loan committee covered not only this county, but the entire northern half of the State. Figures from this dis trict arc not in yet, but 1t is thought that the district did not fail behind a bit in its patriotic digging up of coin to fight the kaiser
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
MAHONEY NEW HEAD
 OF SILVER BELT co.
(From Thursdays DaiIy)


 At special meeting of stockholders of the Silver Belt Consolidated Min ing Co, in this city Tuesday after noon, the resignation of w. E. Paige, as president and general manager was accepted. John ]. Mahony, IT,. oi San Francisco, was elected president, and James Martin was appointed su- pcrintcndcnt. The change in manage mcnt is not to affect operating plans under way, and the installing of new machinery and ninc work will go ahead without interruption. NIT. Paige is to remain in this section and will follow mining, having a wide range of experience along the Pacific coast, and which extended to South America. tic has placed the Silver Belt in line as future heavy pro- ducCr of silver and retains a large in tcrcst in tue property. Mir. and Mrs Paige arrived from the camp yester- day. and the latter is preparing to leave for Los Angeles to visit with friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
FIRST STUD UP ON
 BOY SCOUT BEAN RANCH
(From Thursdays Daily.)


 Loud and sincere rejoicing was in- dulged in yesterday by the Boy Scouts at their bean and spud ranch north of the city, when the first coy potato plant stuck its head above the soil.
 Accompanied by Scout Executive Hoogcstraat, number of the boys were inspecting. when they discover cd the fact that something was actual ly growing where nothing grew be- fore (eXccpt a few weeds, perhaps). There was a war dance around the cntcrprising spud plant, that threat cncd to gouge the rest of the potato patch irrcparably, and Hoogc had to call the young iiends off and let them spend their energy in other and more useful ways.
 The boys in camp are certainly en- toying every minute of it these days. They work up few honest swcats q day, then go down behind the rocks, peel off aud take a rcg'lcr old-time swim in the homemade natstorium, with only tho the blue sky and the birds and the water snakes to see them, and no worrying about an alibi to tell ma when they get home ln- deed, the swimming is the best part
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20
WILL SPEAK HERE
 ON JULY 4
GOVERNOR ACCEPTS IN VITATION TO TAKE PART IN PAT RIOTIC EXERCISES IN HOM TOWN ON JULY 4.
(From Saturdays Daily)

Replying to the invitation sent hin
 by Chairman r. L. Haworth, of the executive committee of the Frontier
 Days and Grace NJ. Sparkes, secre- tary, Governor Thomas E. Campbell has answered as follows:
 "I have your letter regarding From tier Days, and unless something un- foreseen may happen, I shall be at Prescott on July 4th, coming down from Flagstaff, where 1 have to be on the 3rd. From the present outlook in Phoenix and other parts of the State visited recently by me, I should say that you will have a great deal of trouble in furnishing accommodations for the many people who will visit the city mile high on the dates of these great events"
 Chairman E. s. Clark, of the patri- otic exercises, yesterday notified the committee that Governor Campbell had accepted an invitation to deliver the address at the patriotic exercises, which arc to be held in the Elks' the atre on the morning of the 4th. The theatre is being given free of cost for this occasion. Chairman Clark has not fully completed the program, but other centers will have to go some to get up a program to equal that which is now being prepared.
 There is every reason to believe that the 1917 Frontier Days will wit ness the largest number of visitors to Prescott that this city has ever known. Within the next few days, under the guidance of Brownie" Gentry, the accommodations situa- tion will be thoroughly gone into. Mir. Gentry has managed this branch of the work ever since there has been a celebration in Prescott and the cap able manner in which it has been carried out in past years gives assur- ancc that there will be no disappoint. mcnt in this respect this year.