The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
ROBINSON GREETED
 BY THOUSANDS
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| iQH1 IIdbt OUt city should introduce our guest and preside over the meeting. take great pleasure in introducing to you Mayor W w. Waters of Hot Springs"
 MT. Waters, who was given a splen did ovation, was equally brief and cordial. He said;
 n has been the custom from time lmmemoral, whether the occasion be in feast or in war to honor the con. quering hero.
 We have gathered here to pay our respects to one who is dear to the hearts of the people of Arkansas, and especially to the people Of this, the Sixth congressional district, where we have been represented in the halls of the American congress by one whose fidelity has become nation wide in it's character The people of Arkansas have recognized his worth as a leader. have made him the stan dard bearer of the democracy and will make him the next governor of the great state of Arkansas.
 Congressman Robinson has been in our city resting and recuperating he fore returning to his duties in Wash ington. and it has been our pleasant duty to tender him reception before his departure. that we may hear tha message he brings us and shake his hand
 T have the pleasure of introduc- ing to you the next democratic gov- ernor of Arkansas. Joe T. Robinson"
 Robinson Lauds Hot Springs.
 It was several minutes before the applause subsided and permitted Con- gressman Robinson to begin hls ad- dress. He said in part:
 The partiality of the people of Hot Springs in my favor on many occa- sions is emphasized by the presence of this large assembly. It is evident to me that my services have been magnified and exaggerated, as 1t has been due more to the loyalty and fi- delity of my constituents rather than to my own ability.
 I expect to return to Washington ttrff Ia fr 1.,.. 4 ent session of congress are many measures of importance to this great health resort, one of which Is bill introduced at the instance of the Business Mems league for the beauti- cation and improvement of Hot Springs.
 This being the greatest health re- sort in the country, if not in the world. it Is important that the sani- tary conditions of the city be improy- I ed. The aged and infirm of a nation seek health and rest at this great fountain, and they have found it. am not unappreciative of the splen- did work of the people of Hot Springs along sanitary lines, and wish to congratulate the citizens for the pro gressive manner in which they have made improvements in the past, but hope to secure the passage of meas ures which will especially aid in bet terlng and improving the sanitary conditions of the city and resort. An other matter of great interest to Hot Springs is the proposed enlargement of the Army and Navy hospital which matter is now under consideration. "
 Referring for a moment to his TO. 1 cent nomination as the democratic candidate for governor, Mir Robinson said:
 "lf elected governor of Arkansas. hopo to be the humble instrument in advancing the social and commercial interests of the state. To this end 1t will require the cooperation and sup port of the people 10 accomplish the things needed for the prosperity of Ar kansas.
 "f wish to congratulate the people of Hot Springs on the splendid man. uer in which they have given their