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SICK KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND
BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES.

The most effective and harmless way
to cure backache and regulate out Of
order kidneys. or end bladder trouble is
to take several doses Of Bloodine Blood
and kiddey Tablets.
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys and urinary organs are being
cleaned, healed and vitalized, and all
the miserable symptoms such as back
ache, headache, nervousness, rheuma-
tism and dartng pains, infamed or
swollen eyeIds, irritability, sIeepless-
ness. or suppressed, painful or frequ.
ent urInatIon Cespecially at night and
otkcr distress, leaving after taking the
first few doses.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder, or rheumatism, be.
gin taking this harmless preparation as
directed, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine, at any price.
made anywhere else in the world which
will effect 20 thorough and prompt
cure as a ffty-cent box Of Bloodine
Blood and Kidney Tablets. which any
druggist can supply you with.
Don't be miserable or worried an
other moment with lame back or
clogged. inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes after YOU start
taking Bloodinc Blood and Kidney Tab.
let's, and.inta few days You feel and
know that urkiGueys, liver and urin-
ory system and healthy, clean and
normal and all danger passed, Accept
only Bloodinc Blood and Kidney Tab
lets-tifty-ccnt treatment from any
drug store anywhere in the world. II
your druggist will not supply you. the
B!oodine Corp, Boston, Mass. viii on
receipt of price. Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-02-27

I'd Seayy has been helping MIR. Lin
dcy drill well this week.
Ray Mackey is having a well put
down on his claim. Mr.. Amber is do
ing the work.
Ed Seayy was in town Wednesday
after a load Of coal.
Mcsdames Blackmorc and Gibson are
on the sick list this week.
The grippe has been going around in
this neighboshood lately.
School viii be out this week and the
children are looking forward TO long
vacation.
Will Seavy called at the Keller home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Grader and Mr.. Schmeeklc will
arrive soon from Eustis, Nebraska.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATIONS

H?L iPublisherl' Serial csc,.:
Department OF tic Interior.
L. $. Land oa!ce al Sterling. Colorado.
February II. 1913
NOTICE Is hereby zi.en that Aln.a E. riding.
(asent for Waiter W. Risine). Of New Rayssr.
Colorado. who on November g. 1867, made ho1c-
stean en,ry 10. od7a, Serial No. 053is. fm aI-z
NWi-i and s.-2 HE,-i. Section u. Township s
North. Range s. West. 9Th Principal MERRIAM,
has filed notice Of intention to make final five
year proof. to estshiish claim TO the land above
desc'1be1!. tsfofe IegiFer and Receiver. a.
Sterling. Colorado. on the bird day o. April. 1873
Claimant names as wituesses:
David S. Cibson. Of Nes. gasa.er. c,lo.
Edward c, "erstold. Of
Richard r c0llans. ~ Ls saile. '2.27
ATtsur E. Myers. o. New Ilaymer. y ,-3
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NOTICE Fpn PUBLICATION

NOTICE FoE PUBLICATION
MIL lPusl.shorl Serial OiOn2
Department ot the Interior.
.. $. Land oGiec at strfliag, Colorado.
February II, 1872.
NoTIcE is hereby given that klphonso Rc,h.
seheidef, Of SnHrham Colorado, who, On Janua.y
t. 1910. made homestead entry. No 0lOIl2. ior
South West quarter. Section y. Township !,
Sottn, HanSe &c West 9Th Principal Meridian
has rilei nGtiee cf intention 10 nahs final ,hre,
year rroo!, 10 cstSbl.sh claim to the land abpyc
desc:itod, before Kesiucr and Receiver, at Staf-
Inns. Colorado on the 18th day Of April, 1918
Ild!mnn, names as witncsses;
Henry D. Comniius. Of S:oncham. Colo.
Charles J. Swanson OF
Peter Smtz, OF 20
Anton Kramer, pf az
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NOTICE ron trgLlcAr1oy

MPL [PubIi.hcrI Serial oluEc
Department of The Iaterier
Y. $. Lvnh Once at Sterling. Colorado.
February II. 1918
Norcg I. Hereby given that William " Ran.
dali. nf Buckingham, Colorado who. on Novein-
tsr q, 1859, mnde ho'ne,,cad entry 10 nitOtO for
EWl-t See, q ani South West quarter. Section
u, Township s'EoFth !sInye % West, sth Princi.
pal MERRIAM. has filed notice Of intention u make
final three ys,r proof b establish claim to the
land sboye described. bsfose United State Corn
missioner. atKeOtn. Colorado, oh the 25rI day q.
April. 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses:
"ill;im Drmis. Of Buesianham Co,.
Ada D2ahit oi
I.5uit silvl o, e.2l
A..Ey +. Si.,i, Of " a.z
". u. Pound Eesister.
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NOTICE FOR FERTILIZATION.
T.. l., tPgDlisherl Serial e.go

". T.. l.. lPGulish.rl Serial s.Ho
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office n, Sterling, Colorado,
iahruarys 1913.
NoricL Is hereby l'ivsu that Clarence l.. E..ilse
uf StonehEn, Colorado, who, on July l. 1873 made
homestead entry. No Gsnj., Tor West half Sec
ton =, Township North. Range 81 West 9Th
Principal M.ritian. has ilei notice Of Intention
TO makrfna three year proof, IN establish claim
to the land above described, before United sta,es
CuinmiHiuncr at Keota, Colorado, on the 18th
day Of April, 1913.
Claimant Ianss a. witnesses:
Miles NJ. Mitchell, Of New Rsymcr. Colo.
lnachri, n. VII II
ok ~ Olson, II Stoneham. 2-l3
Charles T. Carbon. Of q +" 80
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N0rIcn ron PUBLICATION.
-. r, L. ipublisherl Serial olbG9'

-. y, l.. tPublisher Serial 0iGn97
Department of the Interior.
United states Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
February Z 1919.
NoricE Is hereby given thR, Raymond l.. Stock.
ham. III ket,a, Colorado, who. on November
q, 1909, made homestead entry. No. 1l00g7, for
Sl-2 EEi.i aud SEi-i Sec. ~, WIZ Swi.i. Sec.
tion o. Township North. Range % West 60,
Principal astIdian, has filed Notice nf in,sntios,
To make .ina three year proof, to establish claim
To the Land aboyedoscgibed. before United States
CpmmiaSioner at Hco,a Colorado On the ia,h
day Of ApIl. 1917.
Claimant names a. vitne,.cs.
Louie w. Wentc. Of Ksotn. Celo.
Darius L. Byrn1s, Of
Rctort $. Gamble. Of :.ia
Jona W. Bo,,y, Of Lcnernnt $40
". H. rot'$p EHiiH'gr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

aPL tPublifherJ' Seria. pees9
Department of The Interior
Z. $. Land ot.:Ge a; Sterling, Colorado.
February %. 1919
korcE s hsrsby given that Henry 8. Fou.s. Of
New Raymcr. Colorado who. on September y.
1863 ntEds homestead entry. No Osac. for Wes,
half, Section. %, Township North nargc 3,
West, 9Th Principal Meridian. has fled notice ot
intchtiln t, make final three year prof, to estab-
ish claim 70 the land above described. bc:sre
United Sta,es Commissioner. at New Rayner.
Colorado, on tie sth day of MAY. 1873.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Miles Mi,eher. Of New Rayrner. CoIo
lnsebri: n VIZ. Of
Theodore f. Stronelts. Of g '' 2-27
Amos ", Jscsson. os s. "a g a-3
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How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh tina. can
not be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh tina. can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. Cheney G. Co., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheyney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financially
able to carry oct any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce, Toledo,
Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nall, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Test
imonials sent free. Price 70 cents per
bottle.
Sold by.al druggists, 75c.
Take lguil'3 Family Pills for consti-
patton. ADV
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uPL lPuBLIsHsEl Serial uSlii
Department OF the Interior.
L. :. Land Office a. Sterling. Colorado
February q. 1919
HoTicE Is hereby given that Frank Alfred
Snow. Of New RaymeJ. Colorasio. who. oa juiy Il.
1903 made homestead entry, No OSlIl. FOR North
Ea,t quarter. scc,ion II. Tow nship 7NgFtn Range
IS West 9Th Principal asritian. has hlad notice
Of intention 10 make fia2.l three year proof To
tahli5h claim 10 the land above described. before
Register and Receiver al Sterling Colorado. on
the 10Th day Of May. 1873.
Claimant naiGes as witaesgcs;
Miles Mitchell Of New Kaymer. COLI.
Mabci Rcsd Of
James Il. Goddard, Of 2-27
M, Nancy Goddard. OF $ ~
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
%PL truHuaaEh Serial Diijo5
department OF the Interior.
e. s. Land Office at $terliRg. Colorado.
February q. 1919.
EoTtcE Is hereby given that JUL, A. Davis. Of
S,fiioham. ColDrn4p. who on November :. 1910.
made hq.ncsSead entry, No. G!45O6 for South East
Quarter Section %. Township North. Range IS
west. 9Th PIueipa! Mertciln. naq Glet notice o;
Intention to make l.nal three yer proof. to estah
itE cldm 10 the Lind above described. before
Register aud Receiver, at Sterling. Colorado. ON
the 9th day ay May, 1915.
ClaimHpt names as w!tHcssrs
Julius YoungburS. q s.5nChsm, Colo
Alder. HofT, Il
Cnl Anderson. of IT
William Northup.o. -
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NOTICE FoH PUBLICATION

NpIh'E tti. PltL!C3TiGS
MpL lruhlish+rI Serial CO.'S
Department Df the Interior.
Z. s Land pI!ce al .lcr!i1g. Colorado
February Is iHS,
NOTICE Is hereby given that I.,o u Hobbs. Of
New Raymer. Colorado. who on October o. 1913
mace homestead entry M, Gas2s for sl-2 Nwl-,
sWl-i See. 5, and the Nc aW!-i. Section S.
Township North, Range 50 Eeat Gtn Principal
Meridian. has Hell nuti;e Of intention to make
final 'hrec year prof u cE,7bl!sh claiE, to the
land abo9e described. sefare United States Com
missioner at New R.,yner. Col5,zsis. ou the Eth
day of April 1919,
F.. Claimant names nc syitnessea.
Arthur L. Msers. af New kayrner Colo.
Clsrcnc. +, Hobbs.6f -
/. John W. Hobbs, o. - -" - go
Harvey C, Courtney, of Bp-Einrtar,, :. ;. 81
v, -. POUND GCSistcs.
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M0IIeE EoN l!.nalNArtoE

49, 'h.4' a'af : : ''ssAN-a '''HH
NIL i!ghlisherl serial Og5jt
pepartnSuf of ,le irloTsor.
< Land CMce al s;er!iam, Colorado
rporuasy i, 1872.
NoTicE Is HEREBY ri GO ,hat Henry D, Com,
nina. of fst5Hehan. Coirt-do. who, on Novoute,
II, 1853. made homestead entry. No. cssJG. III
North "est quarter, Section l2. Township I
North. R'rge u West. c,n Principal Hcr.di,n
mas fled n,ticc Of intenti,n 20 msie anal three
SsEr Prof. 70 establish Claim 10 the land abo,,
deseitbsd. Lefors Reristcr and Receiver at stcr.
Ing. Cyilraio, on the 25th dag OF April. 1913.
cluimln, names as wituesaGs
A.phOnso Bcthseteder. II suonehaa coIp.
Charles J. Swanson. Of
Anton Kramer, Of 30
rptsr Stutg og 3-2f
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NIL tPuBLIsHERl Srrialgl.t:5
Department o! TIC interior.
L, :. Land Ohce at Sterling, Colorado.
February q. 1873.
NoucG ID hereby givea that Harry A Brown.
Of Reotr, Colorado who. on February 2. 1910.
made homcstaa1enly, No Jlil35, for East half.
Section l. Town hip North, Range 50 Wet 9th
Principal Meridian. has Gled no:irc u tntcuti,r
to make lnal three year pr0of to etablish claim
to the land above ieseribcd. before United States
Commissioner at Kc5ts. Colorado, en- the }rd d..y
q Nay 1913.
Claimant names as witncsr4ei
Edward c. wbrrfpId, Of New I:4ynss c,ls.
Ea"Erl Hoffman. of AvaIo.
John Holman, Of "sa7
Dayit Gibson, Of New Eayncr. -
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION

HPL trubisherl sedai Oils
Department Of tac Interior
L. :. Land oalcp at Sterling. Colorado
February %, Igl3 u
Nourf Ia hereby vivou that Thomas Il, Leslie
Of stoneham. C9lumHo. who, On March .. ig.G
uslfe homestead entry, No. 0lIua, for South half
Section q. Township North, Range N West, 9Th
Principal MeriGiln. hiss Gled no;itr Of intention To
make hnul three year proof ti establish clainr to
the Iaud above described, before United States
Commissioner, a, New Raymsr, Colorado. On the
Eth day of MaW 1919
Claimant names an witnesses:
Hiram J, Hpt', u Struehau Calo.
Newton }. StTnicT. Of ''
Stephen Whitaker Of 4" 81
ThUa,as NJ Alien. Il ~
w. y. POUND ncgiytcr.
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N0TIeE InE HrHLLcArloN

HrL tPhhh'heri Serial Os2pC
Department Of the Interior
[. :, Land ufice,at sterling. ColoTuh".
Fcbru0ry % 1873
NoucE l. hereby sigcn that Sterling ?. Maj1r.
Of New Rayre., Colorado. who. On Uctpb,r B.,
1893 made hones;>ai eatry, No. 0,aos, for M3l.,
Fig Nwl-i ami the AWl-i NWl-i. Section 81,
Township North, RANGE IS west. 9th Principal.
Merriam, has I'D notice .. Intention 10 make t..
nal three year proo5 IN establish claim 10 toe land
above described. before United State, C5mmis.
siouer, atNsw Raymer. c,ssrado. on the III day
of MAY 1918
Claimgnt names ~ witaesSrs:
Iesse II. Glrdnpr. uf New Rsyner, CIlu.
Fran, Fritz uf
Gottlob Fr.tr. Of " g.gT
Fred Sclfried, Gf E3
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Sold by.all druggists, 75c.
Take lsail'3 Family Pills for cons;i.
patton. Adv
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East Items

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
EIGHT COUNTRIES TURN DOWN
DISPLAYS IN EXPOSITION
Twenty-SeVen Countries Agree to
Show at Big Panama-Pacific Fair
Fourteen Yet to Reply.

Washington.-Replies from 35 of the
40 nations to whom invitations were
dispatched to participate in the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition have been re-
ceived at the state department. TWEEN
ty-seven accept and eight decline out
right. Among the IA yet undecided
are several of the great powers of the
world.
A curious feature of the list is the
acceptance of Canada, although Great
Britain has declined.
The countries which have accepted
are Argentine, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada,
Chile, China, Cuba, Costa RIGA, Den
mark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador
France, Guatemala, Haiti, Netherlands
Japan, Liberia, Mexico, Nicaragua
Norway, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Sal
vador, Sweden and Uruguay.
The following have declined: Bull
garia, Egypt, Great Britain, Morocco
Russia, Servia, Siam and Turkey.
The countries that have not acted
upon the invitation finally are Abys
sinia, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Co
lombia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Monte
negro, Paraguay, Persia, Rumania
| Spain, Switzerland and Venezuela.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
CHEAP CROP MONEY RATE
Governments Deposit Goes to Big
Banks to BE Loaned Out Reason
ably to Country Institutions.

Washington.-The $50,000,0 900 de-
post of government funds about to be
made will be placed in the banks of
the large cities in the agricultural re-
gions of the south and west on the
condition and expectation. treasury Of
ficials say, that these large banks will
distribute the money to the country
banks at reasonable rates of interest.
While the treasury department will
not attempt to fix the rate of interest
it will insist on equitable treatment
so that the money will be available for
the marketing and movement of crops
at reasonable rates.
Large deposits will be made in Chi
cago, st. Louis, New Orleans and At
lanta, Ga.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
John Shelton Williams said it was nee
essary for the government to place
the money in the large channels be
| cause it would be impracticable to pass
on the quality of commercial paper a:
security if the deposits were scattered
indiscriminately among a great mum
Der of country banks.
While the treasury department viii
stipulate that the money must be re
turned after the crops have beef
moved, the conditions, is is said, will
not be hard and fast.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
SPORTING COLUMN

AS a result of his fouling In a recent
bout at Great Falls recently, George
Kelly was suspended by the Montana
state boxing commission.
By a score of four points to two the
golfers of the Spokane Country club
defeated the players of the Calgary
Golf and County club Saturday.
Frank (Frenchy) Vaise of Seattle,
lightweight champion of Canada, bat.
tied Is rounds to a draw with Joe
Bayley of Victoria. at Vancouver Satur.
day.
In a three straight set match against
H. G. Garrett of Victoria Tyler won the
British Columbia championship for the
fourth time Saturday by a score OF
Ga, 6-3, 6-2.
The Winnipeg Rowing club, which
was represented Saturday at the Can.
adam Henley regatta for the first time
in five years, carried off the lions
share of honors.
Over 600 horses will be at the In
t~erstate fair grounds this year during
the week of September Is and 81
| when the racing men, polo players anC
exhibition horses are all in the
grounds.
The last two weeks of baseball il
the Coast league has seen Portland
strengthen its hold on first place ant
the close grouping of the clubs hai
been broken. Two weeks ago onl.
seven games separated the leaders an
the tailenders of the league.
California's supremacy in western
tennis was upheld Saturday by tn
newest star of the states great galaxy
Clarence Griffin. Playing through hi
first tournament on grass courts, tn
boy champion wound up a brillian
} campaign by a h~ard-earned victor
over Joseph Armstrong of Minnesota.
The Kathleen Ill, owned and sale
by George Williamson of Vancouve
!. B. c., won the long-distance power bos
race from Olympia to Victoria, undo
the auspices of the P. l. P. B. A, tn
, second boat being the Corsair, owne
by D. F. Jacobs of Tacoma, and thir
the jolly Mac, owned by H. c. AcI
} royd of Vancouver.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
THEY PICK HANNAFORD
FOR HEAD OF THE N. p
Slade for Vice President and CIoueh
Chairman of Directors.

New York.-It is reliably given out
that the Northern Pacific executive
committee has acted in the matter of
choosing the successor to Howard FL
lott and will make a recommendation
to the board of directors as soon as
a meeting can be arranged. The COM
mittee has thought it wise not only
to elect a successor to Mr.. Elliott as
director and president, but to outline
a plan for changing somewhat the
policy of the company with respect
to its direction and management.
This plan calls for a change in by.
laws that will make it possible for
the election of a chairman of the
board of directors. At present the
1t is understood that G. w. Clough
now vice president in charge of the
New York office, will be promoted tt
the new office.
The activities of the st. Paul office
will be confined largely to matters
pertaining to operation and traffic. l
is further understood that the recon
mendation of the executive COMMITTEES
calls for the promotion of ]. M. Han
naford, now second vice president, t
the presidency as Mr.. Elliott's sue
cessor. George 7. Slade, third vic
president, will be promoted to the frs
vice presidency. The plans call TO
minor changes with respect to SOM
offices.
1t is understood that the plan is al
proved by the Hill interests.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Bryan Would Help Americans.

Misunderstanding Bryan vigor-
ously disclaims that his request to
congress to appropriate 100000 for
bringing destitute Americans out of
Mexico had any connection with any
policy the administration may evolve
in dealing with the Mexican situation.
Blanche Walsh and company; Ed
Flanagan and Nicely Edwards; Red
ford & Winchester; Charlotte Ravens.
croft; G. S. Winslow and Gladys Duff
fly; the Feis trio; Gene Muller trio, and
Miss Rosalind.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
They Forecast Early Canal Finish.

Washington.-The early completion
of the Panama canal is forecasted in
the announcement that Major James
P. Jervey and Major George Hoffman
of the army engineers will be relieved
from duty in the canal zones the latter
part of next month. Major Jervey,
who has been in charge Of the con-
struction of Gatun locks, will take up
river and harbor work, with headquar-
tiers in Rock Island, ILL.,, while Major
Hoffman, who supervised the construc'
ton of Gatun dam will proceed to
Wheeling, w. Va, for river and harbor
work in that vicinity.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
H.. WILSON RESIGNS
Al AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO AGREES
WITH PRESIDENT WILSON TO
QUIT HIS POST.
JOHN LIND OF MINNESOTA GETS JOB
Personal Representative Of President
Old Friend of Bryan-When
Peace Is Restored Appointee
to Be Ambassador.

Washington.-President Wilson took
the first step Monday in the policy
through which he proposes to deal
with the Mexican situation. He for.
mally accepted the resignation of Am.
bassador Henry Lane Wilson, to take
effect on October IA, and sen to Mex
leo as his personal representative
but not accredited 10 the Huerta gov
ernment-former Governor John Line
of Minnesota, a lifelong friend of Sec
rotary Bryan. The understanding il
that when a stable government is es
tablished in Mexico Mr.. Lind will b,
named as ambassador.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
STATUS OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS
President Huerta Refuses to Resign
Finances Are in Bad Shape.

President Huerta Refuses to Resign
Finances Are in Bad Shape.
Observation-Disclosures Washington
read with keen interest Monday the
declaration of Aureliano Urrutia, the
Mexican minister of the interior, that
Provisional President Huerta would
not resign and would brook no foreign
interference in his administration.
While no plan that the American
government has had under serious
consideration involves any direct in
reference in Mexican affairs, the ad
mitted attitude of the administration
here is one of opposition to the recog-
niion of the Huerta regime.
Without the recognition of the Uni
ted States leading Mexicans hitherto
have claimed Mexico would not be
able to extricate itself from its finan,
cial difficulties. On this account 1t
had been believed here that pressure
would be brought to bear to persuade
Huerta to resign.
The announcement that Huerta had
determined not to do SO has becloud'
ed the situation somewhat AND
spurred the constitutionalists to fur
Their activity to obtain the repeal OF
the embargo on arms.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
EXPLOSION KILLED 20
COAL MINERS NEAR PoTTsvlLLE,
PA, DRILLED THROUGH LARGE
POCKET OF GAS.
SECOND ONE TOOK SEVERAL MORE
Reading Company Officials Are Reti
cent-36 Men at Work When Blow
up Occurs-Superintendent
Among the Killed.

P~ottsville, Pa.-At least SO anthra-
cite mine workers are believed to have
been killed in the Sunday explosions
of gas in the East Brookside mine of
the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and
Iron company, at Tower City, 20 miles
from here. There were two explosions.
Seven bodies were recovered soon
after the blast.
One of the men rescued alive esti-
mated that there were SO men at work
when the accident occurred. The ex-
plosion was caused when men driving
a tunnel drilled into a large pocket of
gas.
Three men, badly burned, were res.
cued, but two of them are not expect
ed to live.
Officials at headquarters of the Read
ing company here are reticent. 1t is
reported that Superintendent Lawrence
is among the dead inside.
Five colliery ambulances and all the
doctors in that region are at the mines
The second explosion occurred ate,
three company men entered the mine
Of these, Daniel Mckinley of Towe
City, a fire boss, was brought out dead
and it is believed the other two ar,
dead. They are Colliery Boss Farrell
and Superintendent Thomas.
General Manager Richards of tn
Reading company and several othe
officials promptly responded and d
rected the work on their arrival a
Tower City. The mine rescue a wa
taken from Pottsville.