Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1919 — Page 6

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TREASURY OFFICIALS ARE

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'. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! TTASiUNGTON. May 9 With $1,700.000.000' to be raised by midnieht to

morrow !f the Victory Loan is to be put over. Treasury officials today showed more optimism than might ordinarily he expected In the face of wht setmed to be a diftcouragins s!t.Uon. TUey pointed to the fa't that In all the) four preceding Liberty loans there was a. grolden flood of dollars in the closing hours of the campaign, and were countl-is upon a round billion to be BubscribVil tomorrow. This, with the averagre ialf billion today and with cores of sul'scrlptjona made but nrt yet actually recorded, as expected tf bring the tot I up to the ?4.50O,O.O00 goal.

"OUR DEATH SENTENCE" PREMIER (Continued from page on.)

Premier Schelden rinn. lie declared that the terms are contrary especially to the fourth, fifth, sernth and eighth principles enunciated by Tresident Wilson. "The German iieopie will fight to the last In the strussrle- for peace and will use all their strength." said Herr Scheldernann. "In the meanwhile the German delegates have beei notified to tell the allied plenipotentiaries that Germany's counter-claims will be presented within th5 fixed tVne .two weks." The German premier characterized the terms as "Germany dea'h sentence." He continued: CALLS XT HATEIH. "We must discuss this document of hatred and madness with political obrlety. The mutilated German people are unable to take, a heroic position, but we hofj that conditions will be so altered that wc will bo able to sign some terms. " Herr Scheldemnnn concluded by hoping for a satisfactory solution and stat-

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ing that "it would be well to consider the treaty with good will." The National Assembly will meet at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon to begin consideration of the treaty. Konstantin Fehrenbach. president of the National Assembly, speaking in behalf of the various political parties, said: "Our president has rightly declared that the conditions are unacceptable."

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and attempt to catch up with their companions In the seaplanes N'C-1 and NC-3, which completed their air voyage from Kockaway to Halifax without trouble. I.ieut. Commander Read said he hoped to catch up with the other two planes at Trepassy. X. F. IN A-l CONDITION. United States destroyers sent out to locate the missing seaplane didn't succeed In finding her. The XC-4 came

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Into this harbor this morning. Radio Operator Enslngn H. R. Rodd, of Cleveland. O.. said that his outfit was working: perfectly. Word came from the destroyers that they had tried all night to pick up tho XC-4 by wireless. but couldn't cet her wave length. AVlthout seeing a light all night the XC-4 held her course on the water for Chatham harbor. "Everyone aboard Is tired and hungry but In A-l condition." said an officer of the plane. WILL CROSS OCEAN. "We are, determined to cross tho ocean and this motor trouble doesn't discourage us In tho least." The officer explained that the only troubla experienced by the XC-4 was one of her four motors. "We wera traveling along about 2.000 feet up at the rate of about 75 miles an hour," he said, "when the oil In the motor became overheated. This put the whole works out cf gear. We made temporary repairs, but it was no usf. When we got 100 miles off Cape Cod in the direction of Cape Sable we had to come down. It was shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon when we landed. The sea was smooth and wo had no trouble In marking the water. We mapped out a course to the naval air station at Chatham and came along without much trouble." XC-4 was nicknamed "Nancy" by the naval fivers. She nas first sighted at 5:14 this morning by ;oast guardsmen at Station Xo. 4. The plane nas then a mile and a half off Chatham Dar. Slowly the plane came op to the beach. Lieut. Commander Read said he was not sure that the repairs on the motor could be completed today. He felt sure, however, that the XC-4. would be able to take the air for the flight bark to Rockaway tomorrow morning at the latest.

Calls Bride-to-Be Diphtheria Carrier INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 WASHIXGTO.V, May 3. Reputed to be a diphtheria carrier. Mis Elizabeth Wrentmore, 1", heiress fiance of Francis B. Harrison, governor-general of the Philippines, was today causing the health department of th capital considrable worry. Miss Wrentmore, according to a telegram purporting to come from the California state board of health, with her mother, had broken quarantine at Berkeley and was on her way to Washington to wed Gov. Harrison, Health officers today were posted at the Union station with ln-

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her arrival here. "If Miss Wrentmore Is a diphtheria carrier there Is nothing for me to do but to quarantine her," declared Pr. Kololer, chief health officer of the district.

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