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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-25
81 ENTiERRo DE NAPOLEON III

Retrogradcrnos aho-a uH POGO Y d.
gamos aIg,ras pa!ahras acerca Dc Ia
impression que CAUSE en- Europa 81 IA
'iecimi"nto de Napoleon III.
F! Principe dc Gales = otros MEM
lros dc u famiIia real !Hg'"sa vista
ron \ n Emperatriz. : n Emperatriz
rccihi6 IN mcrsaj" dc c0r1ol"ncia muy
expressive do Ia r-iua N;c.ori.. FL
CI. - mis- Dc ve.rra mil personals
v~!sitaron IA capina m~ortuoria. todos
- traie d. luto.
Fl dfa X SO voritic6 81 seDc!!o. a
hriondo IA Marcia IN gran numero de
ohrcroS ~fcanceses con hlusas hlancas,
.qrC es 81 traic de los macanicos, lie
.yando 4 su frcnte una handera france
sa y una gran corona dc Siem0revivas
con esta inscription: Souvenir ct re-
-rers DIES nuvr1erS dc Paris 4 ga
NatoSta TEmYercur Nepolehn. i"Pa-
r:s, RocTerdc Y muest-a DO p"same de
,os obreros dc Paris 4 su Najostad
81 Emperador NaDol"inl" ~ paso del
rtretrO llovfar flores. las mas de elias
rioletas fresCaS. Ia flor simh6lica De
IA familia Boraparte. In carrOZa fiji
nebre iba cuhierta con IN patio do
terCjOpelO negro en- que eStahaN hOrda
daa las armas imper!alcs de FranCia.
FL Principe Imperial preSili" 81 duelo
accompanied por varios principles de
Ia casa de Eonaparte ' de una multi
tud de amigos 7ersonalos. militares
y polit;cos de. fi3ado Emp"rador. Los
eX-ministrO1 &C Napoleon III lucfan 81
Zran Gordon de Ia Legion lie Honor.
Embellishments despues los principa
les runcionarios f~ranceses = rolfticos
del Imnerio iha n DiDutaci6n de gene
yales i~taliancs. env!ada por 81 Rey de
Italia 4 Camden Place para represen
tarln en- aQuello oCasiin. Ccrrahan Ia
PROCESSION funcbre. diputados. console
ros de Estado. ~pretectos y o.ros muchos
Y algunas seNoraS f~rancesas.
En- paris Sc recihi6" la noticia del IA
llecimientO e, m:smo d(a . por Ia tarde
Y multitud &c personals Sc prepararon
ram !r q Camden Place a tributar sus
Gliimos nOmcnajes 4 II memoria del
fiucdo emperador.
En- Londres tambian cause gran hi
preston Ia notiCia. The Times" en- su
edici6n del dia 10 diio: En- verdad
desde Ia muerte del Principe ]consorte
rI2CGn accnteCimiento de esta naturale
n ha prcducido tan profundO senti-
mientc DE- trIsteza en- Ia ciudad de
LOndreS.
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EL OESASTRE
DE SEDAN

La question de Ia responsahilidad
ror Ia. capitulaci6n durante II guerra
Franco-Prusiana fue objeto de una
investigation ante TN consejo militar
frances, 81 cuEl fall6 que e Empcrador
era enteramente responsible de la ca
tGstrofe dc Sedan. va sea que e. con-
Seio fallala 2si por prejuicios polftI
cos. o por 81 laudahle deseo de proteger
ciertas r~eputaciones militares que Sc
habrian vistO CCmprometidaS por cual
Cu:er otra resolution.
Inmediatamente Qr~S Sc publico Ia
RESOLUTION del consejo, e. EmperadOr
dirigi6 Ia siguiente carta q cada uno de
los generates que estuvieron presentes
en- la capitalization:
General:
"Yo SOY responsible ante 81 pats Y
no puedo aceptar IN juicio que no
sen ell de II uaci6n consultada legal
mente. taTnpoco quiero dar mi opinion
Iespecto NJ informe de Ia comisi6n So
bre n capltulaci6n de Sedan.
solo quie-o rccordar a los princi-
rales testigcs de aquella catastrofe
IL crftica pcsici6n en- Ia cual nos
encontrabanlos. Fl ejercito. mandado
Tor e. DuqLe dc Magenta, cumpli0 con
su debe- nobIemente ! luch6 con he
roismo contra IN enemigo dos veces
superior Ell nImero. Cuando Sc vi6
ohliCado = ~retroceder hasta los muros
de Sedan : dcntro de la ciudad misma
1900 muertos Y heridos cubrian el
campo de hatalla, ' comprendf que
81 defender n posici6n 2or mas tempo
serIa IN acto de desesperaci6n. Ha-
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LAS TUMBAS DE La ULTIMA
FAMLIA IMPERIAL FRANCESA

sOleo Y q dcpositar coronas sobre las
tumbas del E~nperador y del principe
imperial. En- esos dias el castillo tomo
eI aspecto de una corte Y record6 los
Gias b~rillantes de las Tullerfas. La reI
ma Eugenia Victoria es ahijada de la
Emperatriz Eugenia. y sc dice Que es
uno de los principales h~erederos de
Il immense fortuna que dej6 Euge-
ria.
Frente a Ia Residential de Ia fina
ia cx-EmperGtriZ Sc ALA Ia abadla
lc San Miguel. construida desde sus
cimientos por Eugenia, que Ia manGo
coustruir en- 1856 con el objeto de
lie s~irvie.on de mausoleo para guardian
los restOS dc su eSpoSo J de su hijo
los cuales fucron llevados ALI de -
iglesia de Santa Maria, de Chislehurst,
q . de ercro de 1883. FL costo de Ia
!slCsia. que Trimero fuG I'm prioratO y
que desputa fue elevado al range de a
IL dla. fue hasta 1887 de $4,000 lihras
cStcr!inas, re-o desdc entonces Sc 10
han hcchD mejoras y Sc ha cons-ruido
IN monaS:erio. por 10 que 81 valor
2ctuaI es muCho mayor. La igles!a eSta
ahora a cargo de monies benedictinOs
c~yrulsado9 de Francia ultimamente.
En- q curse Y bajo 81 ahside Sc ha-
la Ia criplst CUE conticne ahora tres
s~arc6iagos de granite rojo. La Grip
"a So eXticndc debajo del COrO : de
los dos cruccros: su Davimcnto eS
de marmol rojo y blanco. La tumba
d., EmDnrador. regalO de Ia reina
Victoria de lnglaterra. Sc halla al iado
derecho de! altar, Y u izquierdo esta
II del principe imperial. La primera
t;crc en- l. turpba de granite esta sofa
,alabra: "Nnpole6n", y en- q atadd
exterior que suarda los rcstoS hay osta
ley enda IN una artiStica plaza de me
i'll blancO:
Napoleon WL.-Emperador dc los
'ranceseS-naci6 on Paris.-el 20 de
abril de 1S0S-Muri6 on Camden Pla-
"c-Chis!ehurst-el S de encro de 1873.
R. I. P"
FL sarc6faco del Principe Imperial.
cue fue rcraIo de sus amigos tieNc
csta inscription en- una plaza de lat6n
hlanco en- que sc ve n aguila que
llava Ia corona imperial, y n cruz la
Tina:
"Napole6n-Eu-en,o, Luis. Juan jose
Principe Imperial-naci6 en- Paris e.
IL de MARIE Ge 1S56.-Muri6 4 manos
del enemiEo en- ZuIuIand (.Africa Aus
;ral).-El / de JUNO de 1S79.-R. I.
-"
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En- F~arnoorough Hill. lngiaterra. es
decir. en- suelo extrano, duermen e.
sueno eterno los tres unicos miemoros
de Ia Ultima Iamiia imperial de
Francia NAPOLEON III, Ia Emperatriz
Eugenia y 81 principe Luis Napoleon
FL lugar elegido por Ia Emperatriz
Eugen:a para que reposasen sus resLos
Y los de los sereS cue ella mas am
en- 81 vida eS un lugar agreste y So
litario, IN qedazo de IA vieja Inglate-
ira, IN luSar que cony!da i Ia media
ciGn, donde ordinariamence solo &c
oye 81 carto de los pAiaros, e. rum,E
lie Ia selva q; 81 taaido de Ia camp
ae II iglcsia &c los monies benedict
nos.
Cuando aun Sc debatfa Francia en-
Ice horrores de IL guerra. Paris esta-
5a sitiado y Napoleon III Sc hallaba
preso en- WilhelmShohc, Ia Emperatriz
| F,ugenia y 4 principe imperial Sc es-
| l~ab!ecicru1 eli Camden Place. ShISle-
| hurst. Ir=I2terra. Ali Sc les Uuij q eX-
| Gmprrador Napoleon III q y de mario
| O. 1871, Dor haber quedado n liber
lad por haber firInado los tratados
| dc paz. AN muYi6 81 Uitimo Empera
dor frances q . de cnero de 1873, y
fuG scpultado en- IA ig,es!a Cat6lica del
! luCa-, en- UNA b1yeda dispuesta al e.
tecto. POGO despu1s Sc eXhumaron los
| rcStos en- IN ~sarcitago, que fue dona
do Dor Ia re.na Victoria. ! en- Ia mis-
| ma iglesia Sc depdSi,aron seiS amos
! dospues los ! estos del principe imperial
{ = . N-,.,1.e- ,,,r,ar--N nv i Frip- 81 In
Gv JUNO &c 1879.
81 auo s:giuenre Ia X-EmpcratriZ
uulso comprav q terreno que Sc halla 4
espaldnS dc Iii SgIesia cat6lica tde
! Camden para ConstrUir I'm maUsoleo
lUnde repOSaran los reStoS de sus a.
nadoS mye-tos V los suyos propios
cUa3do murIsse : So dirig!G Al duc'lo
del terrcno of~recieudole 10000 Nbras
c<terlinaS. rerc djcho propietario, que
era IN protcSj2ute rahioSo. al saber
uus Ia cX- EnperatriZ deScaba aQuel
: cdazo de TERRA para aunentar las
~dimensioneS Ge Il iSlesia cat0lica de
Santa Maria, manifesto que por n!rgun
concepto vender!a aquella propicdad
nara alguna institution cat0lica. En-
esOs momentOS eStaba en- venta Fran
borough Hill : Eugenia 10 compr".
10 quintG o villa comprada en-
1850 y a Ia cual Sc c2mo!o n eN-Ern
Tcratriz en sophomore DO! sigulente
auo Is q. antigua architecture in
c,esa, de dos pisoS ' de multitud de
a"osencos decorados con buen gusto,
IoGsaGa Cs hcSques Y pradoS. 500 81
pa-que uans una ~e:i,"nSl"n lie oj
acres. : &c a.sunos iust:"s IN Sombra
Ge los arhoIeS es tan eSpeSa que nu
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Camden Pace, y de mayo de 1872.

'@'
Como IA historic Sc reptile. el 9 de
, noviembre de 1918 Sc reptile IA eSCena
Gel . de septicmbre de 1870 en- Sedan.
AN el EmpcraGOr frances cnContrdndo
Sc con SUI o~i5rcito vcncido y desalen-
taGo ' cuaTdo cl mismo c~omandante
en- jefe que hahfa ~prcpa!ado Ia campa-
ina de los dias a~n;cr!orcs, que tan te-
rYibl"s r~esuitados hablan producido re-
hunia en- csos momentoS Ia responsible
Gao renunciaAdo e. mando ~recordando a
Gtmas que 81 rey de Prussia habfa
dicho varia. wees Ell 81 curse de aque-
LA campana que hacia Ia guerra, no
1 FranCia, Siuo al Enperador frances,
rrey0 que sacrificandose q Sc OFTEN
d!ian mayrres ~ventajas para Francia
En- tai vIrtud mand6 Napoleon que
Sc TIARA iandcra blanca. POGO despuGs
| - present6 IN Official prusiano pidien
de permisc de pasar NJ Quartet gene
Ilal frances. Tor medic de dicho Off
Cial prusiano Sc supO que el rcy de
Prussia Sc Eullaba 4 las puertas de
II ciudad, pero que ignoraba que Ma
! Iole6n - cncontrase en- Sedan.
e. vencido enyio al vence-
dor por medic del general Relic Ia
siguiente carta:
Monsieur mon frEre:
"N'ayanc IA. pu MOURN AL millieu
de mes troupes, il ne me reste plus
qua reme,re mon tpee entire les mains
de votre Najeste.
lie suis de votre Majests le bon
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r:cndose saivado 81 nonor del ejGrcito
por Ia brlvur3 COZ que luCh6, ejerci
20 ~entonccs IAi soberano derecho : di
GrGen"s de que Sc ~enarholaTa una
hardera de p~arlamento. Por tai acto
20 assume completamentc Ia responsible
ldad.
1t inmolac:Gn de 6 $4,000 franceses no
hahrta salvaGc a Francia. y Ia sublime
hcroicidad de jetcs y Soidados Sc ha-
b-fa saCrificaGc iuujilmente. Nj cora
ron cstabq ~qlcbrantado, pero mi con
| C.cncia esrGba tranquila.
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CPasa a Ia pdg. IN
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-29

A true copy from the Record.
Witness my hand and seal
-{SeaN-of -said Court.
c. c. SWARENS,
42-4t Clerk of Circuit Court.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-29

Will be held in the Butler high
school building on August 6 and =.
The order of the subjects for the
first day will be: geography, language
algebra, photography, grammar, arith-
mctic, literature and reading. me
second day, civil government, y. s.
history, advanced science, agriculture.
algebra, physiology, pedagogy. ad-
vanced history, literature, writing. >,
The examination will begin at .
o'clock a. m. Paper will be furnish
ed.
Applicants who are not graduates
of a four year high school should
not take the examination. 1t is i'm
portant that you keep his in mind.
Special examinations will not be
given to those who are not graduates
of a four year high school course OF
the equivalent. Specials will not be
given to teachers who taught last
year.
Respectfully submitted
Arthur c. Moreland, Co. Supt.
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified voters of the City of Butler,
Bates county, Missouri, that pur-
suant to an ordinance passed by the
City Council at its regular meeting
on Tuesday, July goth, 1920. wherein
it was ordered that special election
be called to be held on
Tuesday, August 10th, 1920
in the several wards of said City,
ballots to be cast at the regular vot-
ing places. The purpose OF such
election being to sense the wishes
of the citizens of Butler, Missouri. in
the matter of voting a Sixty-five
Thousand ($6s, 100000 Dollar bonded
Indebtedness, which money is to be
used to repair and enlarge the Elec-
trio Power Plant and improve the
water plant of said City, said pro-
posed bonds to run from five to
twenty years and bear interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum, and
to authorize a levy for the payment
of such bonds and interest thereon.
By Order of City Council.
attest: GUY E. SILVERS,
City Clerk.
(seal) JAMES T. HULL.
4Iz3t Mayor
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Attest: A true copy of the Record.
(SeaD c. c. SWARENS,
42-4t Clerk circuit Court.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and others interested in the es-
tate of Martha E. Dixon, deceased,
that |, G. w. Dixon. Administrator!
of said estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof. at the next term
of the Bates County Probate Court, IN
Bates County, State Of Missouri, to
be held at Butler, Missouri, COM
mencing on the 9th day OF August
~ G. w. DIXON,
,o-1+ Administrator.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-29
Villa Gets Offer of Years Salary

- San Antonio, Texas, July ga
years salary in advance to francisco
Villa and his men in their present
rank and any hacienda he may
choose is reported to have been Of
fered the bandit leader by the Huerta
government through Elias Torres at
a conference the first Of the week
with Villa. The Huerta terms refuse
the request that the bandit be made
chief of the "defensas sociales'' In
chihuahua, according to the report,
and for this reason it is maintained
that Villa probably will refuse to sur
render.
Estaban Cantu, governor Of the
northern state of lower California,
most independent governor of Mex
leo, has refused to 60 to the city OF
Mexico for a conference with DE La
Huerta. President Huerta ordered
him to appear several weeks ago.
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4
RAN ON HOME BREWED
DRINKS LIFTED
Beverages May Contain More Than
One and One-Half Per Cent
Alcohol.

Washington, June 24.-The timid
housewife, who has been making
raisin wine and other home br Tvs
With one eye on the brewing jar and
the other on the front door, with un-
easv expectation that prohibition
enforcement officer might appear.
need have no further fear. The In
ternal Revenue Bureau rendered (
dcision today to the effect that it
lifts the government ban on he man
ufacture of drinks brewcd for home
consumption that may contain more
than the IL per cent of alcohol that
the Volstead law allows.
But while these home brews may
not be limited in alcoholic contents
to one.half of 1 per cent OF Kick they
must be Notwithstanding beverages.
The Internal Revenue Bureau holds
that Notwithstanding" as laid down
in the Volstead act means nonintoxl-
eating in fact, and indicates thereby
that some drinks that contain more
than the prescribed one-half of per
cent while they may cheer, will not
inebriate.
The decision applies especially to
cider and fruit juices. Nothing is
said about home beers. Be
fore going further it should be TN
derstood that the home brews coy
cred by the decision must be drunk at
home. Home brewed cider may be
sold, however, to ANY person having
permit to manufacture vinegar and
it is also provided that ii cider ard
fruit Juices made at home are pre-
served at the time they are made, it
will be permissible to sell them.
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Bates
County, July 26, 1920. In Vacation
w. c. Poindexter, Plaintiff
VS..
The unknown consorts, heirs, devi-
sees, donees, alienees, immediate,
mesne or remote, voluntary or m
voluntary grantees of Charles II.
Thornton, deceased, and Thomas l.
Mcdonald, deceased, Defendants.
The State of Missouri to the above
named or described defendants.
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that an
action has been commenced against
you in the circuit court of the county
of Bates, in the State of Missouri, at
fecting the title to the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wlt:
The Northwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section
Thirty-five (35) in Township
Forty-one (4D of Range Iwen-
ty-nine (2o), Bates County, Mis-
souri,,
which said action is returnable on
the first day of the next term of said
court to be held at the courthouse in
the city of Butler in the county and
state aforesaid, on the -4th day OF
October, 1920, when and where you
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise plain
tiff's petition will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered az
c@dingly. -
c. C. SWARENS.
| Clerk
Attest: A true copy of the Record
(SeaI c. c. SWARENS,
A2-At Clerk Circuit Court
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In the Circuit Court of Bates
County, July 26, 1920. In Vacation.
G. S. Porter, Plaintiff.
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August Teachers Examination

goat
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Predicts Clothes Price Drop.

Reductions in wooden cloth and
clothing prices this fall of practical
ay 50 per cent under last seasons
prices is the prediction of L. I. Ros.
enbaum, merchandise broker and
dealer in wool and hides.
! This statement 10 based on the
market for raw wool, Mr.. Rosen.
BAUM said, which has shown
marked drop during the last few
weeks. Clear wool, free Of coarse
{iiber, quoted yesterday on TIN
local market at 20 and - cents Z
pound, - compared with . price @
g cents fifteea months ago and s:
.esafs IN Nay. Lower grades Of
'vool snd reflections" were quoted 2!
Rises @ low % Is eea6 . pound
- f3gurs approximates pre-wa'
siees-Louisviiie Courier-Joufual
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Another Kansas Coal Miners STRIKER

Pittsburg, Kansas, July 24:-An.
other strike in the Kansas coal field
threatens, according to Alexander
Howat. district president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers. Howat said Sat-
urday miners would start cleaning
mines preparatory to striking in pro-
test against docking them for not
working on Saturday,.
Although miners failed to get .
fsye-day week many Of them have not
been working Saturdays and have
been fined under the contract BE-
tween the operators and unions.
Howat denounced docking the men
a. Outrageous" insisting many had
been given no work throughout me
Neek and protested working Satw-
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The Times phoas number i y.
Get he habit q ealIiag -.
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Federal agents Thursday night
made the biggest whisky seizure IN
the history Of Ohio when they con-
fiscated liquor valued 1t $267, $50 On
q railroad siding q Lang, Ohio.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-29
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Bates
County, July 26, 1920. In Vacation.
G. S. Porter, Plaintiff.
VS..
The Unknown consorts, heirs, devil
sees, donees, alienees immediate,
mesne or remote, voluntary or in
voluntary grantees of William
Harbert, Wesley Harbert, John
Haines, John Haynes and Hum
phrey Dickinson, each deceased,
Defendants.
The State of Missouri to the above
named or described defendants,
greeting:
You are hereby notified that an ac-
ton has been commenced against you
in the Circuit Court of the County of
Bates, in the State of Missouri, af-
fecting the title to the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
The South half of the Southeast
quarter of section Three 90 and
the Northeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section Ten. /.
(1o) all in Township Forty (4o)
of Range Twenty-nine (2o),
Bates County, Missouri,
which said action is returnable on
the first day of the next term of said
court to be held at the courthouse in
the City of Butler in the County and
State aforesaid, on the 4th day of
October, 1920, when and where you
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise plain-
tiffs petition will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly.
c. c. SWARENS,
Clerk.
A true copy from the Record.
Witness my hand and seal
-(Seal}-of said Court.
c. c. SWARENS,
47-4t Clerk of Circuit Court.
Federal agents Thursday night
made the biggest whisky seizure n
the history Of Ohio when they CON
fiscated liquor valued Ut $267, $50 "a
q railroad siding ss Lang, Ohio.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
RUNS GAUTLET OF POLICE
 BEFORE BEING SUSPECTED

How John Lohlein, accused of staying Charles Summers, ran the gauntlet of city police before there was the slightest suspicion that he would soon be under arrest for murder, IS the whimsicalest angle of the sensational developments oi last night and this morning.
 Lohlein first> confronted a minion
 of the law when Officer Twamley met him at his rooming house in re- sponse to a call from two women
 who were frightened by the mans firearms. Later, Officer O. A. Nc Dermid talked to Lohlein on the street. It appears that when Twam- Hey secured the guns, Lohlein's keys had become miSlaid and when Loh- lein later went out on the street, he found himself unable to re-enter the house and returned down town where McDermid saw him in re- sponse to warning by a service car driver who described the man as drunk and packing a big roll of
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29

beside the man he had killed, who
 repeated it to him, and that he had
 got the wrong man. He was said
 10 have wept a part of the time while he was talking. A Colt auto matic revolver he had was taken from him.
 Having sent Lohlein home, Mir
 and Mrs. Olzer, who were too sur Iprised to credit his statements, talk led the matter over and reported it ito the sheriffs office about 9 o'clock. Eohlein was arrested by Sheriff Warren Davis and Deputy Jim Cook at 9:3O, as he was at tempting to enter the house where
 he lived at 130 North Montezuna
 street.
 Lohlein is being held in the coun-
 ty jail pending preliminary examina-
 ton. He is said to have wife anc
 child, living in Los Angeles. A brother is in the county hospital here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
IRRIGATED AREA COUNTY
 INCREASES IN DECADE
(From Saturdays Daily)

'
 Yavapai county's irrigated area in creased 5000 acres in the decade 19O9-l919 according 10 a preliminary announcement, a part of the four- teenth decennial census, just issued by the director. There has been a healthy growth of farm area in this mining county during that period. according to figures supplied in comparison tables with the counties .of Mohave, Yuma, Gila, Graham and Greenlee.
 The acreage irrigated in Yavapai county in 1909 was 8,57l, and 1919 ll.566, an increase of 34.9 per icent
 Acreage to which existing works are capable of supplying water is listed at 13,382 in 1919 as compared with 9,538 in 1909. This was an increase of 40.3 per cent. Acreage to be irrigated by works either completed or under construc- ton in 1919 was 17,1O8 and ten years previously, l6,588, an increase of 31 per cent.
 No acreage is reported available for settlement ill irrigated areas ol this county in the report which i. marked: subject to correction