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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-17

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-17

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-17
VILLA TRAPPED
UNLESS He CAN
ESCAPE ENEMY
Forces in Front and
Rear May Cause Northern
Chieftain to Back Track to
Chihuahua,

Naco, Ariz., Nov lG.--Although the
Carranza headquarters at Aqua Prieta
announced that General Obregon had
finally ordered the general offensive
against Francisco villa 20 begin to-
night. Oregon who is at Naco So
nora. opposite here, had shown no
sign al late hour of moving south
ward. Some cavalry left FOR the in
terror today but the main body OF
about four thousand men, with nine
field pieces and fourteen machine
guns, remained in camp. 1t was stat
Cd however, that Obregon probably
would march southwark tomorrow.
Villas Position Critical.
It was clear. in any case, that the
Carranza military chief regarded VII
la favorably placed for the accom-
pnshment of the task of eliminating
him from the Mexican situation. Ac-
cording to apparently reliable reports
villa is between two strong lines of
Carranza troops and his only means
of escape Is retreat back to Chihua-
hua That he may be already seeking
this way out was indicated tonight by
II report that part Of his troops had
appeared at Arizpe seventy-five miles
southeast of Naeo, and Approximately
100 miles from the point At which ne
entered Sonora from Chihuahua be-
fore his disastrous attempt to take
Aqua Prieta
Cut OFF From Border.
~ 4 enn a.
tween villa and the border They
hold positions at points on a line eX-
tending from Naco, Sonora, on the
border. to Cumpas, about 100 miles
south Of Aqua Prieta
villa with about 1000 men Of all
arms, according to the best available
information, Is between this force and
the army Of General Manuel Dieguez,
disposed about Hermosino. the capt
tal of Sonora.
Dicguez Has 1000 Men.
Charles Randall, Villas governor at
Nogales, Sonora, declared yesterday
that villa and the Yaqui chief Fran
cisco Urbalejo. had actually begun an
attack on Dieguez at Hermosillo. Die
guez, however has not less than a.
000 men. counting 5000 reinforce
ments that have reched him from
Guaymas, and it appears that the
nearest villa got to the state capital
was Carlo, some forty-five miles
north Of Hermosilo. and his forces,
at last reports today, were stretched
in more or less strong detachments
from Magdalena, seventy seyen miles
north OF Carlo. to Arizpe. which is
almost due west of Casas Grandes,
Chiliuahua. the point from which the
outlaw chieftain started his invasion
of Sonora.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-17

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-17

before this 6h da of NoemPer l9l5
(SEALO W. a. McMlli-iN' NoO'tS IupN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-04

III duOLuSI udIu SuuulSIs All ldlS
are tired of this protracted litigation
and want to see the game back on it's
old plane once more. The impress
sion is strong in some quarters that
the fight should be-straight out be-
tween organized baseball and the
Feds, with bankrOIls for weapons.
Much good should result to COL
lege football east and west from the
visit Coach Zupke of Illinois will
make to Harvard next fall as the
guest of Percy Haughton. While the
coaches were here last week for the
intercollegiate meeting Haughton ex-
tended the invitation and Zupke
promptly accepted.
Haughton stands at the head of
football directors in the east. Zupke, |
by his work with the Orange and
Blue eleven, has Ieaped into the van
Of coaches in this region, though he
is new to the college game.
The visit is expected to result in
an interchange of ideas. Haughton
will show zupke some of the stunts
that have resulted in successful Har-
ward teams, and Zupke will disclose !
a few of the tricks that enabled Hi
nOis to run over Maroon, Badger, Co |
pher and every other opponent last !
fall. . i
Cordial relations should be cement
ed and the way may be paved for a |
series of games between east and
west. Harvard owes it to some west
ern team to schedule games follow |
ing it's cancellation with Michigan |
after defeating the Wolverines.
Bob Bunnan beat Barney OIdfieId |
in 50-mile race over the one-mile |
circular track at Bakersfield, Cal, es-
tablishing records for five, Is and SO |
miles over a track of that descrip- |
ton. His time, respectively, was
1902, POPS As, 4O:58.
AID WoIgaet is not sure that he will
he able tn bOX yOe ShuoT1Ie in NnU
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-04

want to hurt his earning capacity by
going after the coin too soon.
Roy McWherter won the mile and
Harry Kaad, L A. c., the half mile, in
the Norwegian Turner'S ice meet at
Humboldt park yesterday. Neither
race was exciting as the stars APP
peared to be loafing on the job.
Arthur Staff of the Northwest Skat-
ing club, with a handicap of 100
yards, won the two-mile event. Kaad,.
GundersOn and McWherter did so
much jockeying that they allowed
Staff to get away from them.
Indoor Baseball Scores.
MarqUettes, 9; Romeos, O.
Mutuals Z, Hiaerials 1.
Crescents II, st. Casimirs 9.
Columbus II, Marquette 2.
Loyola 10, Fort Dearborn 5. g.:
Barry 5, st. Patricks 8.
Dodgers 8, Ridgeways 0.
Training A. C. .16, Beta Delta f.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
10 Gents GaScarets
>uenu bilt6s ober neritopft
Stir franfes 2ppfpeb, lauren Magen.
trage 2eber nnb Gtngetuetbe - sic
arbetten tuabrenb SIR fdlaft.

@elegte 8unge, f@ledter @eidmad
l1nberbaulihfeit, blei9e @autfar UNI
elenbige @opfneben tom1nen bon elmer
berbdrteten Qeber un0 peritopften gtnges
neiben, tpoburd guer Magen nngetull1
miro nit u%nberbauter 3abrnng, pelde
iQuert unb gdbrt gleid &raut tn einem
aneeidtponenen Sab: 9ies it Der erite
@9ritt al unge5abltem gleno. - I'm
perbaulidfeit, faule @aie, f4ledter
Mtbem, ge1be @autfarbe. innere Surd!t
mas fdredlid uno pioerli6 lit. Gin
Gascaret bette Mbeno miro @uren Der
ltppften gingemei6en cine ourdgdngiae
@einigung bringen unb @ud am Morger
8uredf gebradt baben. Sic arbeiter
fpdbrenb SIR fdlaft cine 10 Gent.
@dadteI bon @urem Gpotbefer ptro @nf
monatelang out fiblen maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

AUDI Ole berlterer, uno oann mirb Der
5d,a6en crit redt ni6t mebr gut 81
mod5en fem. DsebaIb 6orf 6er &on>
greB feline 3eit berliere11. gs mrlB
gebanoelt tperben. @ie meit ct ba3u
entidloiien lit, mir6 ii@ 3eigen, mena
Senator Smitb Die 8er9etpaltigung
l1nieres Son6els burd 6os enelifde
PiratenooH CUR @prade bringt. Sc
benfnus tpir6 ser Senator ar1S
Georgia 6emnadft nit elmer &efolu=
tion Dor ben &ongreb tretem, 6ur@
melde Die Gisfuiiion in 6luB ge-
bradt tpir6. Dem Braii6enten miro
Dos pabrideinlih ridt ongenebm
fem, aber Senator 9mitb bat ieinen
eigenen &opf un6 fat BEL an6eren
Nnlalien fdon fem @eN baraus ge<
modt, 6ab er lid NIT Der Holitif 6es
Eraii6enten nidt in ltebereinitim-
ma1ng b%efinoet, fem fdlappes @erbol,
rem gegen gt1glam ebe111o mer1g b1ls
ligt, ipie Sen berausforbern6en Son,
ben ct 10 germ gegen @%e11tidlanb on
i6lagt. Senator Snritb bat Dor al,
lem init Der inn Sii6en berr1den6en
'Stim1m1ng 81 redynen, 6ie sic M6mi=
niltration bisber p%ergebens gu Be-
idrpidtigen geiudt bat. Mber er miro
nnteri tiiB11ng 5tpeiffeaos n1d aus an
6eren Gbeilen 6es 2anbes fin6en. Sic
@%nglanoer mer6em bon Sag 3u Sag
unberidamter un6 immner iinnen iie
oltf neue @aBnabnren, 11nferen @an-
Del 5l1 ida6igen. Sos maB eimnal
ein gn6e mebmen, un6 Ser &ongreB
mir6 Dos erl0ien6e @ort 81 ipreden
haben. 9ie omerifaniiden Srterei-
fen miiiien tpie6er 6abin geiebt 1per-
6en> pobin ite geboren nnb bon ser
Tie unter feinen l1mitdn6en bdtten ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
rioI fir sic Seriteq11nq bon grploiip.

rial fir Die &eritelllng bon grplolip-
itoffen unb Mrnition perfeben. DaS
meib man a1,1 in England. 8em
Deutidlonb o1,b MIR entfernt nit Der
Msoelidteit zines MongelS an 8ob-
n1ateriolien fir &%riegs5tpede infolge
ser engliid)en Observation-Disclosures
red1ren miiBte, tpiir6e Die &egier1.mg
@a1rnnpoue nidt fir inoa1itriele
8tpede abgeben. 9as tba1t Tie ober
tfntiadlid) inns nidt in geringem
l1mfmge. Die 2onboner Dailp Mail
fiibrte Dor einiger 3eit bemeglid)e
&lage iiber bas malienbafte Gridei-
men biniger baum>pouener 9ano~
Idulbe o,f oem engliiden Marfte.
DieIe 9ano1du1be fdmen iiber SOL
lano nod gglano, miirom ober in
Deutidlano angefertigt, tpas ieoen'
fols nidt barm1f id)lieben la!ie, bab
Oattldlano Mangel ON @mtmpolle
babe.
gs lit olio @dtpinoel, menn Sic
engliid)e &~egier1tng bebatptet,
Ge1tlhlanb lei 10 arm a1 @altm1pol-
le, oo6 Tie ourd Sperr,tng bes Mee-
res fir omerifoniihe 8alm1uolle CT
men Mangel an &obmaterial fir Sic
@erltell11ng bon grploiipitoffen Der
bcifiifrm f0iirme. Sobal0 aber ertpie=
len lit, SOB oiele 8ebauptung falid
lit, lit England nidt mefr imltonoe,
m.d) mn einen S6ein bon @eredti=
g1tng fir SEN @om an5ufiibrer, nit
6em es sic amerifn1iid)e 8mumpone
belegt bat. l1n1 6as follten Sic Ser.
@taaten iid nidt gefallen loilen.
@as England nit 6ieien uno abtli=
den MaBnobmem be5medt, liegt flor
gen1tg al1f ser @a1r6: es mta nnleren
@on6el NIT Sen ne11tralen 2anbern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

benen es beim Musbr1ld 6eS &rieges
gr0Bere Dorratbe nidt our @erfu-
g1tng batte, nod anoertpeitigen Be
3,,eSquellen 11mauIeben. Die bat es
i'm fleinen Orient %gef1noen. IS gibt
bort meite, fr1@tbare alte a%11lturge.
biete, Die 1ur bon rel1em eri4lollen
3l mer6en brm.d)e,r, nm l1neridopf-
li9e Ql.enen beg Meidtbums ab3u-
geBen. Mit Ser grldliebl,ng aber lit
man eegerhudrtig beid6ftigt, uno
3tpar nit ioldem grfolg, bob Dert1@-
lon6 BON Der 8eriorga1ng iiber See
imnter unabbdngiger miro. Brofei-
for &ou iiebt Ole 8eit fommen, 100
De,1tidlaro aus @leinmlien un6 bonn
gultan md)t BLOB feline @rnte Bis gum
~l1eberfl11B ergauBen, ion0ern oud 10
midtige @obmaterialien tpie 8r1pfer
un6 8aumtpone in unbei6rdnften
Mengen. aus oielen 2an6ern be5ieben
fan1t.
9unn miro Deutidlano uniere So
benpro6a1fte nn6 11niere &obmateria-
lien nidt mebr brauden, un6 Damn
miro 6em amerifmii6en @olfe elm
greqes 2idt bariiber al1fgeben, mas
es berlore1r bat, als nnIere idtpa9-
lide &egierung Dor @nglanoS Gee
tprannei idrittmeiie 5uriid1pid. Muf-
5ubalten lit 6ieie gnt1pidelung nidt
mebr. Deutidlan6 bot fir immer
aufgeb0rt, unier 3%>peitbelter @1tn6e gu
fem, un6 Miibe u1p6 Mrbeit gem1g
miro eS foiten, 11ns 6ie1e &11n61daft
menigitens gum Ebeil gu erbalte11.
Grfat fir Sem @erluit miilien mir in
sem 1re11trolen 9Gn6ern @nropas f1-
den, ober merr1 mir nns ni6t beeilen,
nidt gang energii6 gegen gnglm6s
Seetprom1rei borgeben, meroen mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

guropas m0glidft eridtuererl, UNI It'd
oieie Mbiabgebiete fir ipater 6n er.
bolten. Die gnglan6er iino immer
quite Medner %getpele1. sic ielbit fon-
men eegetudrtig Die n%eutralen 2an.
ser guropas NIT mand,en Mrtifeln
nidt periorge,,, fit Die iie bort Dor
SEM ariege Elm banfbareS Ibiabge.
biet Tandem; tbeils megen Der l1nter'
ieebootgefabr nidt, sic oen TRANSPORT
iiber Gee er1dpuert nnb l1rgemein
pertbel,ert; tbeils a11d 6esbalb mdt,
meil ale engliiden @erfltatten, Die
eimgermaBen bafiir geeignet iinb, 3ur
Serltel1tng bon Mr1ition benutt
tper6en.
@em unter 6ieien l1m1tanoen
england 6en Ser. Staaten freien
Sanoelsberfebr mit ben n~ertralen
2Gmoern g11ropos geltattete, miir6e
Ser engIiide &on6el 6ieie Mbiatge-
biete p%abrideinlid) oo1,ern6 berlieren.
|0as ion berbiitet mer6en. Desbalb
fins unter allen m0gliden nidtigen
@ormdn6en Dem omerifaniiden &an-
SCI nit Sen nelttralen 2dnoern @uro-
pos INNER 1re1,e 8eidranf1,ngen cuff
erlegt mor6e11, uuo Sic 6olgen oieier
u%nerb0rten &ergemoltigung ibres
@onoels peroen 6ie@er. Staaten nm=
10 fdtperer treffen, neil lie 6anf Ser
Madgiebigfeit gegen gngImbS Gee
tprannei, oIs Tolge audi ser 6e11tid=
feinoliden Ho1itif unierer @egier11ng
o,ed Sen belttiden Marft ais Mbiab-
gebiet fir ibren @an6el gum groben
.Tbeil berlieren mer6en. Sic 5perrltng
1tnierer 3uf1bren 61tr6 6iegnglan6er
bat 9e1tidlano ge5tu1tngen, ii6 fir
sic Mrtifel, sic es Dor 6em &riege
m1s Sen Ser. Staaten be5og rn6 bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Der Meibna ttsbaMtt IN China.

Dos Set Der Mufsritebung oer
Come na@ Der @inter1onnenpen@
puroe Don aaen Nationen unter osrz
l@ieoenen 3eremonien sefeiert, bic l1a
ale auf bas neue 2i4t, bas bic neue
@onne Der Melt tringt, be5lsben. 8ez
{onoers in 9euti@lano miro. p1e BE-
tannt, Elm Baum, mett eth lunJer
Sonnenbaum, NIT fleinen G1htetx
pereoloeten Mepfeln uno Niifen, u;1s
elmer Menge @piel3eug fur Die &;nz
Der qe{amudt. SIS 1T pirtlih Dos
sr6Bte beimiide Set, bas ebsnlot ~
bonn Scatter, mie pom drmfen Mrts'z
ter qefeiert mirb. @puren bieies Hez
ftes meroen f9on frub in Sslano gez
fun6en, mo- in clten 8olts1agen TT
3ablt miro, oaB Ole @berei4t GsIanz
6i1@ &epnir) mdbrenb Der @bri1tncr
nit b%rennenben 2i@tern geiamadt
gefunoen merbe, uel@e ielbit ourd
Sic itdrf5ten @tiirme ni@t ausselOi4
muroen. Ser englif6e SultloB 1T
nur cine f@ma@e Gfsnnerung an o1e=
fes Set uno finoet ii@ au& in emit
gen 5eilen 9euti@lanos, befon1rs
in @elen, mieber, mo- pom We1bz
na@tsobenb Bis gum nd4fen Mbene
Elm 9ol5tlob, r@b1iittloB" genannt, N
8ranb erbolten mirb.
SIM alien @bina mur6. oasfelbe
1e1t gefeiert. SSu Dem often @taate
@u, tpel@er Bis 473 p. @br. beftane,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
America First!

Der aonsreb miro ii4 in mM gu
ferner Seit nit Sen engliiben Gee
rd,1berpraftifen gu befaiien boben.
@e1utor Smith pon Georgia bat be-
reits ougefiinoigt, boB er Die Mn9ele-
genbeit sur Sprad)e bringen, Mattla-
u,na oariiber perlangen 1peroe, NIT
meId,em Med,t England Sic 8ontroue
Iber oer1 amertfaniid)en Sanoel be-
an1prud,e. Senator Smitb fommt
aus Sem Siioeu, uno ser Siioen bot
beionoers ldnper inter gnglanbs See
tprannei SIT leioen. England bot
@oltnpoue s1 &prterbanbe gemaht,
obid,ou es ielblt m1breno ocs ruili1d}'
iaponilden &rieees erflartc, 8olrm-
nonc dirt llltter feinen l(mltanoe1
all &pnterbonoe gen1adt mer6er, nno
&abIano srpana, BON ieinem %orba-
ben, iihcr 9al.mlpple Sen gam Il 11
perbdugen, absulteben. Canals ba11'
bette es lid Inn inoilhe @%al1n1tpolle,
aIlo ll1l1 ooS Yrooltft elmer englilden
&oIonie, helte banoelt eS lid Inn
amerifoniide @ounipolle. 2us lit Der
llrterId1ieo.
gnalano behoupet, 0a1tidlano BE-
Diirfe ser olnerifmniiden 8a1tm1polle
SUR S~erItenlng BON Grploiinltofen,
besboIb lei es %beredtigt, lie bonn
freien Seeperefbr mtssuid)lieb et>
benn boourt neb1ne es 0ertidlano
Sic MoeIitfeit, Sen &rieg fort5>Ie-
SEN. Sic Goro11s let1rng 1T fallh u1o
Sic GdIuBfoleer,,ng lit foli9.
Ge1tlhIono beharf Ser amerifaniiden
9alunrpone fir Sic Serlteuung bon
@rp~Io7ipItoffen ,1idt, benn es lit m1f
Sabre birolts NIT oIem &obmate=
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stemanms attibaa&t.

auf fdaumenber Gee. in ffir"''F
mor Mnfer lieger bic Sh1tfe:
@sr;;sfet ,lm Aampf rno 1lar 3"
Gd,ladt. a:se
w;+t fiirdtenb @efabreIi UNI yunIe'
Mere;t AZ fed,ten nit 3eloeImu1,
-, sterI,eu fir DaterlanDs S9Ie,
22;n @rnb All finben in tubler SIh' -
Wern Mnttes YHiue es ~ re.
Sod beute ts till: Gin fr'e0l'@@
q;eot ouf benz @eiid)t Der Natrolen'
@ie1 feline Yidter flimmern oafe1n:
SS Mma hrgnn nd,ter ausl Sic Se'de<
"""s ~ rung DeginnlI"
60 t0nt Der gefebl burd) BE aunme'
unb ma,,dJe Srane Dell'lepsas
Slim lacbeln bolnieli9e Sra1'ne.
won sltern. @eidipi1tern, Ser barren<
ben Braui
Ut ,,us EN- @e1denf gelDor0en.
Gs h1,ftet uad 6eimat 10 lleb ullo 11a1"
Sier pDen i'm ]turmildcn Noroen:
Sm 5tiuen @irfel baum raunt e. nHS
1ingt:
Sic Sc @dif, salode beimlid oa5ipiiat,t
flingt:
uWeibuadt, BEL uns, ouf benz Ueeere
9ie{e idlid)ten Yerie baben e1nes
Sberboolsmaln1smao1e1l pea
Ser beutiden g1arine gum Werfa1ler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

tpur6e Elm BaFin pou Brennbol3 an
Neuiabrsabenbe Dor ben !Qdufern ptr>
brannt. @@pn einen Monot 20
benz Gefte @@ongiuan (neues Qian
pur6en Qaternen perfauft, unb bns
bieB ber 2aternenmartt.
yla@ ben Mltertimern bon SIN,
e;nem alien Tiirifentume, bas BIB
247 b. SIR. beftano, nuroe Der 8aum
NIT bunbert 8lumen unb 2ompen an
Reuiabrstaee apif@en bic brei Stu
fen, bic gum Muoien3faale fibrtex,
geitel1t, mdbrenb Dor Dem Sore Ser
gen bon brei un6 funf SUB 2Gnee
aufgefteqt puroen, 70 baB be, Monb=
f@ein unb @ternenlidt es mdbr.ns
Der Na@t 10 beu mar, 1pie am Sage.
Die Dame 9ant,po, Sic fpdtere
prin5effin Sang, bic allmd9tiee So
poritin oes 8oifers Minsbmang aus
benz 9aufe Ser Sang (713-755 II.
@br.), lieb einen 80 Sub bobes
Baum nit bunoert 2ampen ouf e.
mem boben 8erse aufiteusn: er tpur.
be tpabreno ser R%euiabrsna@t anssz
5lnbet unb fem @hein, Der oas Aidt
bes Monoes iiberifrablte, puroe M.i@
len melt gefeben.
Sn Der Poe1ie Der S'ana=peripoe
l620-907 II. @br.) miro u. q. be1
9ra&e sefeiert, Ser in feinem Moule
ben 5euerbaum bdlt, auf benz toalenr
sampen bremen. SIM oritten Sabre
Ser Periobe Sunsbnei (652 n. Sbr.)
%prd1entterte Suttpanslo einen .2onz
penboum" aus Mhot, orei SUB lod.
90 tpett mir pifen, ipir6 iebt Der
Observation-Disclosures in Gbina nidt
mebr an9e3iinbet, 90 er burh bic UNI
gebeure Mense bon 2%aternen. bic al
lentbal6en gu Meuiobr bremen, erfebt
tooroen tit. 9as 8orbanoen{ein aes=
felben ieoo@ in Gbina piele eSSob. bun.
oerte por @briitus 1T Elm {dlaa,nber
8eneis oofar. bob oas sSeit b.s
r9t4terbaums" als Elm Spmbci Der
Wieber9eburt bes 2i@tes ourh Die
n1eoereritanbene Some na@ Der
Mtnterfonnentpenoe arauieben in.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
WALKERVILLE'S
VETERAN TOWN
CLERK is DEAD

Cecil Hawkes. Robinson, town
clerk OF Walkerville for % years,
died in his home. No. So Kildare
road, Walkerville, Wednesday noon.
Mr.. Robinson was born In London,
England. and was II years old at the
time of his death. His father was
George James Robinson. a noted
lawyer OF London. He was educat
ed for the church, out turned 70 the
law, being admitted to the bar In
1868.
Mr.. Robinson was a warden of ST.
Mary's church, Walkerville, for
many years, and was known for his
charitable work among the poor. He
is survived by his wife. one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Florence l.. Bull. and three
sons. Northumberland S. G. Robin.
son. OF the Twenty-hrst regiment;
William r. Robinson, clerk OF the
Pere Marquette, ard Reginald Rob
inson, manager OF the Detroit branch
of the Hiram Walker Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

(wrtttea for the Uaited Pressl
NEW YORK, Nov. l1.-Devon-
ports warning In the house OF lords
that Great Britain may be approach
ing bankruptcy because OF the war
should not be taken ton Sc iously.
The inaa .ial situation In all the
belligersat countries Is disqLieting.
but chieny because OF the enormous
increases In taxation that the &C
cumulating debts will tx on Europe
as q permanent blight
Bankruptcy for the Birth en-
pire, is eth far in the stance.
Lord Dew import Is the first to sug-
gest the iiea in an alarmist sense.
II is probable his real fear is not
that Great Britain will repudiate
her Indebtedness, but that the
wealthy classes will be called upon
to pay Constantly Increasing taxes
TO prevent national bankruptcy.
Lord revonport IS regarded by labor
Ia ierests a. oLe OF tho leading "a
Gcuonar',$ OF Great Britain. As
oasirmai 4 TIC port If London au-
thority. which controls the docks Of
the British metropolis. he has con-
stantly antagonized the interests Of
the workingmen and has sought TO
promote capitalism by every means
In his power.
A few days ago, Lord Northcliife
cheerfully expressed the belief that
his own income tax would be raised
to so per cent before the end OF the
war and would not be lowered with
the coming OF peace. After the war.
said Northclitfe, the poor in Great
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

Britain would be richer and the
rich poorer II is probable that this
new situation. outlined by Lord
NorthclifYe, Is causing profound I'M
easiness in Great Britain TO the class
represented by Lord Davenport. The
idea OF permanently parting with
this wealth to a far greater extent
after the war than before the con-
fiict began Is abhorrent to the reac-
tionary millionaires.
Under the spur OF this disQuietude
II is not difficult TO understand that
there should prevail an exaggerated
sense OF financial alarm among the
reluctant millionaires. To couple
uneasiness over a large permanent
increase In taxation, which must be
obrne, for the most part. by men OF
wealth, with a warning about ma
tional bankruptcy, Is but q million
aires method Of self-protection.
Lord Davenport speaks for the
moneyed class when he express
es fears Of bankruptcy. His plea,
not directly expressed. but implied,
in all probability. is against piling
up taxation for the future. To en-
phasize the seriousness of the situa-
ton. he uses the word bankruptcy.
A certain class Of British million
aires is thus beginning to revolt be-
cause OF the costliness Of the war.
These large taxpayers realize what
the permanent consequences Of the
war may be to their bank accounts,
and they want to lessen the effect
as much as possible. They may
compel the Introduction of govern
mental economy, at the same time
their discontinue may prove to be
an important factor in the work Of
bringing about peace.