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Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

fused access to the house and was or dered from the premises by Williams.
 After she was 50 feet away, Williams at the request of his wife ran after her and knocked her down, she alleges, bruising her hands, arms and face and breaking her nose. At the time Mrs. Pennman claims to have been under the care of a physician. For the shock and disgrace the plaintiff believes she should recover s20,000 damages, while $10,000 punitive damage is asked in the complaint filed by Robert $. Fisher. Mrs. Pennman has also brought a criminal action against Williams, swearing to complaint in Justice De Souzas court in which the defendant is charged with aggravated battery. She was released on $500 bonds and will be given his preliminary hearing at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
 | Prior to actions being taken by Mrs. | Pennman she was arrested on drunk and disorderly charge.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

,contiuued from Page one) os-d this Liberty loan merely as cam ra.un to raise money; they look upon t rather as battle, and they are rIuroinq ipto this battle with the spirit cf Manila Bay.
 Navy men are doubling their sub s--ptions. Many bsttleships are re- rortins every officer and man on board cn the honor roll.
 Let every individual American take fresh inspiration from the thrilling rcccrd of the navy.
 -Lst us convoy the navy's ships into the Kiel canal with our Liberty loan dclars.
 Match the navy
 Army Responds Nobly
 FHr fha fighting men on land. Briga- Iir- General Lord. army Liberty loan rfTror said that soldiers, exclusive of r-e American cXpeditionary forces, had bought S1o.O00. 900 in bonds up 10 last Monday. and Captain Robert w. Daniel, assistant army Liberty loan officer, es- .r1afcd this would be raised to $45,- .lHoo' by tho end of the week.
 Tho demand by members of the American cNpeditionary forces in
 .'I NHNNANltE AlIOuEn Nilltn iO ,Hsrrihc. was met by the branch of ..r7 in Paris or the Equitable Trust ramrany. Tho Guaranty Trust company ar' fhc Farmers Loan and Trust com narv of New York tho war depart mont announcement says.
 Branches Opened in France
 Orc of these companies provided an tNrrUfioral opportunity when, through fr arrsnEemcnt with the Socicte Dc Hrrcralc. coo branches of that bank. -cattered throughout France. were put af thc disposition Of our soldiers for tHr recciving Of subscriptions to the Eo-rth Liberty Loan"
 telegram received from Fort Ogle- thorpe Georgia. stated the numbers of internci German prisoners wished to invest Tn fourth liberty loans. Permis sion was Eiven by A. Mitchell Palmer H'fcn property custodian.
 Reports from an sections Of the Ho.ufry today show that railroad men had subscribed for sl09 9.63S.000 at the lose uf business October II.
 Chicago Millions Short
 flfIiAGn Oct. 16.-Thc seventh .rf-~al reserve district has approXi matcir t112000 900 still 10 raise in the nrNt thrcc days, before the fourth lib- rrn loan quota will he reached, it was announced tonight. Of this deficiency
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Tenth District Half Throuah

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 16.-Al-
 though the total of sales of bonds of the fourth Liberty loan continued to grow today in the tenth federal reserve district. only $133,132. 400 was officially reported. as against the districts quota of s260 O0O, 900. None of the states in the district has reached it's quota. Subscriptions by states today showed the following totals: Colorado, S21,- S27,250; Kansas, s34,714,450; Missouri G9 counties), s15,S47,05O; Nebraska, s342969 300; New Mexico (l0 counties), $941,550; Oklahoma Gall but s coun- tics), SEQ, ,S02, ,55O Wyoming, $4732, $50.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Colorado Is HustIinu

DENVER. Oct. 16.-Onicial reports to state liberty loan headquarters to- night showed thirty counties out of the sixty-three in Colorado had raised their minimum quotas in the fourth liberty loan campaign, pledges reported bringing the total for the state, out side of Denver. 10 S16.065, $50. with 7S,- Ss7 individuals and firms participating in the bond buying. The quota for the state outside of Denver is s19566,S0O.
 Counties reported as going over the top today arc Weld, La Plata, San Juan, Arapahoe. Jefferson and Kiowa.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
ALLEGES ASSAULT,
 ASKS b|G DAMAGES

That she was attacked by Henry Williams. who struck her and knocked her down, is the charge made by Mrs. Kitty Pennman in damage action against Williams and his wife for ESQ., 0e0 which was filed fin the superior court yesterday. Mrs. Pennman claims that when she called at Mesquite camp to see one of the residents she was re-
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Geronimo Buys $500

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Oct. 16-Bast Mon day Robert Geronimo. son of the for mer Apache chief, was inducted into the United States army from the Apache reservation in this state, and immediately left for Camp Bowie, Tex as. Before leaving he subscribed for liberty bonds to the amount of $500.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Business Houses Closed

CLOVIS N. NJ, Oct. '16.-Owing to the presence of one thousand cases Of Spanish influenza here, the city au- thorities have ordered all business houses closed until further notice, ex- cept drug stores, grocery stores, dry good stores. garages, restaurants, meat markets and hardware stores, which will be allowed to remain open for two hours each forenoon.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
German Papers Disappointed

BERNIE, Switzerland, Oct. 16.-Ger- man newspapers received here gener- ally reflected disappointment over President Wilson's latest note. The liberal newspapers express the fear that President Wilson's new condi- tons may fortify the conservatives and pan-Germans in policy of desper- ate resistance,
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Fl Paso $500, 900 Over

FL PASO, Oct. 16.-El Paso sub scribed for s300,000 more than its quota to the fourth liberty loan, 1t was an- nounced tonight. Chihuahua City, Mexico, which is a part of the El Paso district. subscribed for Sl1,O00 worth of bonds.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

Chicago has to make up ss4,000, 900, leaving the five states s29,000.000 to raise in order to meet the allotment.
 Subscriptions i9 Chicago today to- tailed only sl0,090, 900.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
DEATH RATE NOW
 BREAKS RECORD
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today there were 300 cases there with but six deaths.
 In the valley settlements on the American and Mexican sides of the border, many Mexicans are Gying from the disease and native carpenters are working night and day to make pine collins for the victims.
 The doctors are so busy in the Mex lcan quarter they have been unable to make complete death returns, but the deaths for the present week from in fluenza are estimated at two hundred.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

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Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Confirmation is lackinq

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-No off cial information concerning the report that Germany is about to accept the peace conditions of President Wilson's note had been received early this even- ing at the state department or allied embassies. Press dispatches on the subject were read eagerly and devel- opments of the next few hours were awaited with profound interest.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Asquith UphoIds Wilson

LONDON, Oct. 16.-EX- Premier As quith in a speech today referred to President Wilson's latest note in reply to the peace proposals of Germany, saying:
 ''The reply which President Wilson has given to Germany is exactly what was required. It is terse, dignified and outspoken and goes to the root of the matter. It leaves no loophole to es- cape.
 We can not imperil the ascendancy we have gained on sea and land or give breathing time to an enemy, who could not be trusted to observe either the rules of honor or humanity" he added.
 MT. Asquith said the main objective Of the allies was to destroy Prussian militarism. There is no one in the civilized world who does not feel, that the doom of war is sealed" he added.
 MT. Asquith declared overtures of the enemy came from people who knew in their hearts they would have to give up the game. The reply must come from the German people themselves. He sad there was no one better qualified than President Wilson to be the spokesman for the common cause.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

accepted, the arrangements will be made not by a mixed commission, but by Marshal Foch and the co-belliger- ent commanders. These will be the means of taking from Germany every agency with which she could break her word if she would; the occupation by allied forces of such places as Strass- burg, Metz and Coblenz; turning over to the allies of her fleet and submarine bases, with the recall of her subma- rines, which today's dispatches hinted she was ready to do; and the surrender of munitions of war. undoubtedly also, the agencies by which others might be produced, and probably the employ ment of the great war machine plants of Germany to repair the industrial damage done in Belgium and France. Seeing is believing, ono official de- clared tonight. and there will be no scraps of paper.
 In military sense, Germany would be treated as an individual prisoner of war-disarmed and guarded. Allied forces placed in strategic positions could then, by invasion of Germany if necessary, enforce any terms. The all lied war council, in which President Wilson holds one vote, has agreed upon these conditions as guarantees for the supremacy of the allied armies. An Authoritative Fact It can be stated, with official author ity that should Germany agree to such an armistice the downfall of military oligarchy could be arranged easily at the peace conference without danger of accepting negotiated peace" AL lied forces would be in a position to enforce the decisions of the peace council.
 The chief question in the minds of public men tonight is: Is the German military power really so broken as to be ready to accept the allies terms? Throughout the American capital there is an air of calm, determined confidence. People are reading the news bulletins at the windows and buying Liberty bonds at the curbs.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
NATIONAL PROBLEM
 IS DESPERATE ONE

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Casualty List

lowing casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
Chicago Millions Short

CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Thc seventh .e'--ai reserve district has approXi- uatcir S112.000. 900 still to raise in the nrNt thrcc days, before the fourth lib- .rr loan quota will hc reached, it was announced tonight Of this deficiency.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-17

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oortbin beorbert iino, tpieoer beree-
ltellt Die Solbaten baben oen
eollrtbais-Blaa uno oas Gountpge-
fdngnis beiebt un6 Der @ouperneilr
bat Die SOME @uaros 5uriidberllfen.
Die gepobner Der beioen St1ote liuO
ourh Broflamationen ibrcr Maporc
alfgeforoert morben, bon obenos T
bis friib 6 llbr in ibren Sauiern ait
bleiben unb ii6 nicbt auf Der StraBe
ieben 81 laiien, iuenn iie iid ni6t DER
8efabr altsiesen tpollen. eingeiteft sll
perben.
= Scr &onereB miro lih am 0on-
nerstag enogiiltig pertogen. slm 9.
Se5ernber miro DER neile aonqreB 3it.
iammentreten.
= 0ns 8unoes 9lrbeits 9iiro
lnadt 6cfonnt, Dob Don iebt on feline
meiteren slrbeiter bon Der Sniel 8or-
to 9fico in Ole Ser. Staaten einQc-
fiibrt meroen. ltngef1br 10000 Gen.
te milroen bisber bon Der Snlel 5ur
Ansfiibrung Der in ben Siioitooten
our6 ben arie9 notipenbig geiporoe.
nen ar6eiten importiert. 3uei arofe
5rarSportid)iffe, fuelde ioeben in ei.
nem liioli6en 9ofen nit $500 SSniu.
lanern eingetroffen iino, boben Orocr
erbolten oieIelben niht an Ianoen,
ionoern lofort nad ibrer Seimat 81.
riidaubeforoern.
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