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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

st eret 8pttebIao fommer rneo
tblgeroe leleperoiqe, on1eno ntoaife
bel frasie 8emerfning:
On amerifanf gmbe6smano, fom
for 8iben opboloer fig i Berlin,
beretter, at Gbeo6ore MooieoeH4
bbem ban for nogle Tiger fi6en traf
fan1net1 1ne6 Spo Anterito, bigger
efter at faa g%nIe6ning til at faite
fig IND i l1roligbeoerne / Mlerico.
Sans e1eite 8ilfaar CT, at Merico.
affpre1 tager 6orm al en- birfeliq
arig, iiteoetfor en- blot og bar It's
befsling at rbIo6lbit S1taf" mellem
&rafioett @iIion % General &uer.
ia. Denne in1nr,e @ooiebeIt bar
Del, fon1 for 1ogle Mor iioer til.
ferotes Mobelpramie1 for fit Mr.
belize foe @eroensfreoe1s Greu1me,
9 beu1re famine @ooieoelt er set,
ION ben Dag i Dag enoog al en-.
felte notife 8Iabe / .@toterne lees
op III ION en- Mfg,,0. ut orabe IL.
reS at bore 6e1tne Meat1os beieite
9'oaI Der / @eroen; bor ban lite
a1leoring til At brpbe meennefer,
lao ioar Dprer,e l,1ogiaIoe oerfor.
geoget mere treffenoe fa11 pi 11ap.
Re tq1fe %, eno ON @ooiepelt /
iitorien fit Eilnaonet ben bIDb.
Efsriiiee~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

@etbo6iitpreiten 81. 8. Micbaro
/ Mecleo6, Mlberta, itemple6e UNDER
@uosfieneiten ON Mftenet1 ben 176e
Moi 2an6ets 8la6e ion ,beritoble
5orbrpberannaler", ioet 6e iiteoetfor
at bringe Mpbe6er on bpoo goot,
Der ben6er, ipnes at legge on paa
at rapportere enbper &rn6elfe at
forbrp6erf Dirt.
@eofommen6e 8re1t bar &et -
ogioa bbor set gielber Snfel 5ams
rgule 3resie".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Suitiee George {. Bnnn.

Stoen staten Mi11neiota er Tom.
men bortfro Cartier % Eartipp.
len 8alget al Dommere, piloe Del
beller life bore al @eien at brpot
lpS fra De, gamle6oroomme. Sci
bar / gqmle Gage maget iaaleoes
at tngen Demotrat funoe blipt
palgt til @mbeoet iom Dommer
Supreme Court, ligegploigt bpo1
oDgtig EN- iaaoan &anoibat eno mon
ne bpre. Nm finoes ser imi6Ier-
|tio intet Sfiel mellem. oisle aunoi,
batter / politiit 6enieenoe. gnbper
Nopofat %in6enfor Stotens @rpn'er
oil lomitemme me6 os, 1,oor hi bpp-
Der, at Der lite / nogen onben @tot
ft1oes en- mere 6pgtig og eminent
Supreme Court ems Ben / Minne-
|ota. Sporfor ga lite bibeboIoe
bboo ri bar, bpa0 hi bar prgpet og
neiagtig %fienoer? 8eo- set fore
itaaenoe &rimarpalg, og temmelig
ogiaa paa ben egentlige @alg.
bag, oil Suffice George 8. 8a1nn
bore &anoi6at. &an bar MI tient
tire Mar, efter to @anges nonap-
nellie. SIR ben 9io bar ban 81
itrtftsretSoommer / ct. &aul, fgr-
lite Gong peo en- nonapnelie og Der.
paa balgt ire @n1ge. Suffice 8r1nn)
er lige BET mooiatte al en- 8olitifer,
ban ct fun. en- fremaoitraben6e DO
pofat. SON ies iieloert at blan6e
Jig mo polttifte Affprer, men fore
trefter lit &ier1, fin &abe % itt|
@ans S9rpreg iom
Menneife ton iiges at bore en- ben.
Zig Dispoiition og ct bar1nt &ierte.
San er imiblertio ct al De b%pgtigite
Meolentner / 6enne ui9opanlig|
eminente 9omitol. San er en- Mun6.
bpis Orb / en- Sag bar Set, itbrite
Gpgt blan6t bans &olleger. Set
piloe ! bore pine bore ct beflage-
liet MiSgreb, bpis Suffice Bum
lite blep non1ineret % bnlgt, noar
mon tager &eniptt til bans uipoban-
lige Dpgtigbeo, SSrtegritet % grln-
oige grfnring / bette gmbe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
mon ffoI lenge itaa og gabe, fbr
en- iteet Sue flpper en- i Munoen.

500 os bore foriigtige, boorle-
6es ri taller ON %faooonne. iom er
falone paa 2ipets 4on1ppla6s. 2ao
% bialpe oem op % life bobe 6or.
agt poa Dem. 81 iaa lite &anrpe11.
81 peo lite noget ON Snaren." 9is.
ie Dro funot ri / 8apti1terneS nor
ffe Organ / Chicago.
Set ct CODE Sro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

sisl ne glaoi
ECCsan Jra11cisco) Jorllaro poa1
neutrality-suspicious. prtalte
Gorfamlingen bporleoes Donnrorf1
Tor ca 3 Mar iioen Of fminncielIel
Senipn bapoe 11agtet at laoe 1ig re-.
p~raientere paa Snn 0Jrancisco l1o-
ltiningen, bporfor en- arebs al oan.
tie Ma1o tranote fatn1nen oy bpor.
leoes ban paa bisies 0egne reiiteA til
Danmart % tilbeo, at Danif.M meri-
tanerne bil6e reife en- rDanmarfs
bpgning" paa lloitillingen til $50,
600. Sen banite 8egiering afcep.
tereoe 9ilbu6et og ina git oisie|
@anb, Der baDbe ienot bam no meo
oct itore % flotte 1iIbuo, / Gang
meo GrfeliggigreIien al 6eres itore
@lnn. Set bar ielpf6lgeltg ct ba11.
ffeligt @perp at jamie 8enge til ct
Joretagenoe, bbor Ser lite funoe
bpoes De nSSnooifpoen6e" 1oget finan.
cielt uobDtte at 6eres 9enge, men
ban baabeoe, at enbper hanf mano
% &bin6e / Mmerifa bilbe efter
gbne Doe fin Sfiarp til ct Goreta-
genoe, Der bil6e biie bort gnmle
sc oberIanb Dor Erofnitbeb oQ
&iarligbeb og @er6en, bba6 Ser
6anife Mation ton u6rette.
Otter Salerne bnb6e man BET
Npoelie at b6res snngforeningern'
: @armonien, Magneten, Mrbeioer
; 6angforeningen % &eimbol ipnge
I Goobolofmpen mellem rEbor"
5 r5parta" og r6ram" bap6e famle
en- flor og i~nteresieret 9ilifuerfreos
4 @ampene Dor meget i~nteresfante 0,
b Ser blep ipillet gIimren6e. v5portn'
bnn6t me6 1 Mnal moo 0.
: 9agens itore Gberraifelie.
SCI. s maricbereoe De 1000 norff
Sangere ino poa @icnic-@ runoe1
. meo Ole Mieliens 0rfefter / @pi1
fen og fulgt at iamtlige 6mff
Sqngforeninger me6 Stag % 8ar
mere. Neoenfor SaleritoIen gie
&rocesiionen &oIot, Nrqiioenter
= F&r. Mrnolo @asmusien boIoer e
: fmuf gelfomittaIe for bore norit
: @ieiter, Ser taffer meo at fpng
: tire Mationaliange,> TOR bbilfe 3
lgnnes me6 tor6ne1be 8ifalo 0
T 8raboroob.
Ser bar 2ip og 2pit % &ump
: ober belle 9inien, Dunieeitraoer
Bars % @eftnurotioner baboe full
I op at beitile % man anilaor :
8ei6genbes Mntol til ca 10000 0
Sberifu6oet til ca. $4,000. On fl
Hetoro! og Ell n%forglemmelig Sag
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12


Den ,1use Game: Oct eisr mig
orot' at ie Gem ioa forferoeIis Be-
orpDet og fortoioIet men leg tan
lite fige ia. Seq er oloeles uoerl
sflb ieg bar il aIorig opt1tlln-
tret Gem
9en i1tge Mano rm Sc iffe2
5ortalte Sc mig ffe, at s. boooe
.en folesiol rig ga1rrn1eI gottte, bbiig
,e11elte Irbtaeer De
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

uY99t NIoelUull9DleW DtEOOTP!
&pa6 ON MationaIfeitens @tprel.
ie MI begpn6te at %forbereoe fig til
|benne Sremtiosopgope?
S SUM 1919 er set 700 Nlor II.
ben bort 5olf fif lit beiIige JIog.
&pao ON hi set Mar life Blot fei.
reoe en- Damebrogsfeit ber / Gbi.
cogo, men funttoig ogSaa en- &iem=
|lanoSfeit / Oct 2ano, bpor Dor Bug=
&c itoo. @pao ON Mationalfeitfo-
miteen allereoe MT begDn0te at for
bereoe Ng%itationen for og Nlanlng-
gelien til ct Golfetog %beroprefra,
iom 9anmarf enonu al6rtg fgr bor
let Mage til. &pnb ONT hi funoe
ltan paa Sfamlingsbanfen eller i
Sfibel1tn6 &rat beb Mo6ersmaalets
8al1ta, laa nRr ri paa oanf @run6
Tan fomme bore ipnoeripoite 5ran-
Der, og Der ibnge Sort Mooers-
maal er oeiIigt" % 80 9annebrog,
6lag for ale Stag, 700 Mnr bar
ou paiet". Gent ON Ri funoe ftao
paa bort eeet sangerifib Dogen
f6r, og fe M0ela116et BUTTE op al
&apet meo 6lugere foron &iemme-
ne % 8sgeifopen og ipnge meo
'S%nngerforet: nDu 6nnife frtife
5trar,o - me6 pil6e Spaners @eoe
bag grenne ger, nit &iertes Stem
berneoe, Big elifer ieg."
9unt1urf Iebe!
Jorfatteren 8. 6. MieI}en, Ser
meo begeiitret Bifol6 og
@lapialper, bolot 6erpaa EaIen for
.@runolopen" % notalte, at set
bar nof ben @runolop iom Solicit
/ 40 aftrapeoe Song Greoerif ben
76e, ifrepet /. en- friiinoet Man6,
men BEN tran6te alorig fuIot no /
2ipet % blep 10 beo Mobemberfor-
fatningen ipr9ngt og labet ON til
en- gammel6ags Cob u0en Grtiino.
e u enoelig bor ri faaet Ben Sob,
iom ri ifuloe bape babt for IS gar
ii6en, men alorig fit. wean tiger:
.io bebre 2ope ct 2a11o bar, 6eito
er bets @11ltur", og bbis foa
er, buroe Danrnarf babe bupt Ben
beoite @r11n6lop, tbi set er bet
6er tnar bgieit ! @eroen /
fultureI &enfeenoe. Galeren iagoe
at Gribtbe1t er ben beoiftea Dp-
orager for ct Soft og oerfor bdabe-
6e bo11, at ben 1pe onnife @runolob
git enonl1 pii6ere ems Ben ga1nIe og|
biIoe bIipe til Gre for Dnnmnrf,
iaa set fmn6e iigeg, at fnn ct brit
fultiperel Soft banoe funnel ifabe
Ell ianonn @ru11oIop.
Otter Gong for @runoIo.
ben opleite Dirigenten fire Ee-
legrommer til Nationalfomiteen
- fra @uperrtgr Da11r1e, Som
SEQ. geeb, @eoaftgr Sopbus
9ieble % &. 9. s.,g Dberprniioentl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

or benDenot Gem III t,ogen
Aperterenoe i 8looa Sbis
AHlFl oo "TRIP bag, oerfom Der er
nogdd no1gIer, eIIer befgg Dem
IN 1nalIiat: Get bill BITE iig at be.
l 81 80 81;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
VCE-GuVERN0R
BuRNQulST
kandidat for en- anden Termin.

Hans Redelighed og Dygtighed we'd
de forskjellige Komiteers Udnsvnelse
var, efter min Mening, til Almenhe-
dens oq hele Statens Fordel,, siger Sc
nator B. E. Sundbergf fra Kittson Coun-
ty, Mimi, i ct Brew til O. G.. Sand
stad fra Kenyon, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

8infielb Seott 3ammonb fra st.
Sau1es.
8nnernBrtanbicat / Minneiota
paa oen oemotratiife Itctet peD SRI
mgrpalGet sen is. SUM- 1914.
50. .. @ammono er fgot / @eit-
-boro, @orcelter County, Mtasl., ben
II. Mopember 1868. &an graoue-
reoe fra 0artmoutb College / 1884
% tom oerefter itrats til Wtinne=
iota, bpor BON boiatte Zig / Man-
toto.
San bar superintendent | Jolte.
lfolerne i Maoeliu, Minn., ira 1887
til 1890 % blep Mopofat me0 &et
til at prattiiere 9optpnoigbeo 1891.
SON blep BEN fsrite bemotrotiife
&unoioat for 4ongresien ! Poet Min-
neioto 9iltrift i 1892 % 90 table
bon ferite og eneite Meoerlag
iaapiot. Derefter balgtes ban til
County slttornep i @atonapan Count
tp, ire @ange / Erect og meo itor
Maioritet oper fine republifanite
Mo6itanbere. Men buns pripate
Joretaeenoer Iagoe laa megef 8e.
flag pou bans Sis, at ban reiig-
nereoe inoen Bans treble 9ermtn
par u0leben..
San blep uonnpnt til Meolem
al .State 8oaro Of Normal Scbool
directors" suf @up. 2iinb / 1898 %
.tiente staten iom iaaoon i 8 Mar.
San par bfanM 0elegaterne fra
@atontpan Gountp til Statstonpen,
ttonen ! 1904 og= boIot Ben Gale,
:bpori Sobn q Sobnfon blep fore
ilooet fom @uperngrfanoioat. S
1906 gientog set lamme Jig.
San pat en- Delegate at large"
til Den oemofratiife acknowledgements
ton / Denber 1908 GA nomtnereDe
@up. Sobn y. Sobnion for 8raii-
bent.
S 1906 blen Mr. @anu1o11o no.
mireret at 9emotraterm / Poet Di.
itrift iom 6eres 4nnoioot for @on-
gresien, og BON operpanot San1es
Mc@learp me6 ca. 1000 5tem=
merS Maioritet. SON er bIepet
glenpalgt | bette ftarft republifmife
DiitriH peo bpert fglgenoe @olg, og
tlener MI lin fieroe Germin / &l.
let / @aibington. Set inorpmmes
at ban er ct at De melt tnoflDoelfes,
rige Meolemmer og ban tiIbgrer Do
oglao BET pigtigite nopalg - Cont
Of @aps ono Means".
@eo cen 6emofrntiife Stotstonfe-
renee, bDor Ser Dor 114O repr9ien-
Mtnnelota Denofroter tiIite-
De, ct. saul Sen 81. Marts 1914.
anmooeoes ban nniten enitemmigt
ON at inoifripe Jig lom ben berto-
tratiife aanoibat for @upernerem=
beoet, bbilfet BON. ogfaa efter Dper-
giorbe.
Scr. 9ammono CT en- Mano, Tom
tager fine Hligter oberfor fine N9I-
gere alporligt. &on bar iaolebes
ben 5glelie, at bon UNDER oe 1111pe-
re11oe anitrpngenoe 6orbolo for Sen
oenofratiife COMMUNICATION, 90 ma,1-
&c itore Spgrgsmool ifaI leies, at.
bet er bans @ligt at boloe fig i
8asbington ifteoetfor at bore Der
blertrne % boloe @aIgtaIer.
Gnbper go6 Demotrot bgr berfor
ttte nnolaoe at itgtte bam poo WnIg.
oagen eronu mere bereopiIligt, foroi
ban oltiaa ielo beo fin l1egennpttng-
beo poo en- Manbe foriemner &ann<
pagren pg 1naa itole poo @enner11e
#artifRllerne.
8liDer ban 11omineret, turoe bna1s
5elr peb @fteraarspaIget pere iifret,
% ban iffe ulene er popular % en-
egte Demofrat, men ogioa en- ioeeI.
8a1oioot for e1ebber @nlger, ber
lite feler fig bdgbut1oet at fa1utife
N~artibeniDn.
Den ,,nse Game: Oct eisr mig
onot: at ie Gem ioa forfarbeIis Be-
orsOet % fortpiDlet men ieg tan
lite iiee ia. Seq er oloeles l1oen
5fDlb les bar Is oIorig oprrlt1-
tret Gem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

Prepared and Issued by A. N. Wasmuth
of Minneapolis Personal Campaign Com
mite in behalf of o. p. b jacobson, Of
Mimi. Amount 81 90.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

@alsenbnmbr. Dommeren: uDe
%forlnnger 5agen uoiat, foroi 81.
res Defenior er ipg. Men De er 10
greben paa ferif Gierning, iaa leg
eoo NOT Dioe, boa6 ger tan iiges Il!
Deres Sorfoar."
Sen A%nflageoe:: uSn, set er ies
ogiou ielp npsgierrig efter at pioe!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

strio efter BrSoennmme,.
i bette HIao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
\
.D{#EMA SS0ClAIN
@G@NP(@G

nntered at tho Post once at ct. Paul
Man.. a. second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

mprfer in6 ODER ar1erifanife Dgre
og Sentpelporte.
men ogioa poa belt andre %
beiere Onrraa6er tan Mmerito lore
at Danmarf, % bi Donif-amerifu.
mere gi6r bel j at bolbe @eien aa-
ben mellem De to 2an6e. Seq itgter
til BET ri 9nnife falber &ierte.
, etc 81 Dor Jet Euberfuloiefri-
mRrfet, iom bore @tolebsrn inlger
berobre, % bt bar ielp fibbt bet o6
bel, bbilfen @eliignelfe De Millioner
|af &ennies bar bragt til 1uiinoer
at @atienter. Set inofertes al en-
DON'T, Sacob Miis sGre bore
bans Minoe! SO Ssoeen er bentet
|frn BET 6anife BgrnebiRlpsM prfe.
Sc bar Sierte for Sc maa % iipagc
bie1tme ! Da11marf Be bar Std til
lat billie % binfe fra Gfpipogerne til
ben fattige &proeoreng, Der ifaar
noe ! 5tlbmorfen ON gfteranret %.
E5bit1ter M benz. Sc lnrte oss berobre
1nt bDgge bore 8ernebiem.
Der er bebre Observation-Disclosures.
telie ! Da1nrorf ems ! noget onoet
2o1to ger6en; BET langes ben
gdr11le % ar~beiogtratte til SIDE
fon1 ct sttDttffe ubtient gprft6i. Oct
bar bier11,1te Darmnrfs ii Iprte at.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
NEW CENTRAL THEATER

1t has been some time since Josie
Sadler, the big girl with the super
abundance of weiebt, smiles and COM
rdy, was featured in a Vitagraph pro-
duction, but Josie comes to the New
Central today in all her glory. She
is the bright star, along with Billy
CURRY in two reels of fun and laughs,
entitled "A Coney Island Nightmare, "
and it is one of the best comedies of
the season. Josie ate too much
cheese and had a terrible dream.
She sees others and you see it the
way she sees it, and it is a scream.
Lubin offers a summer romance and
heart interest story, Treasure
Trove," and Biograph has great
feature story of dramatic Importance,
The Counterfeiter's Daughter" Sat
urday comes another thriller in the
best of all the Million Dollar Mys-
terry stories, 'In the Path of the Fast
Express" This one is winner in
two reels
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
GEN. CARRANZA
NOT RECOGNIZED
BY THE UNITED STATES AS TIE
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Is Still First Chief Of Constitutional
ist Army, According to Statement
Of President Wilson.

WASHINGTON, Sept q. So far as the
Unted States is concerned, General
Ncnusliano Carranza is not provi-
sional president of Mexico but first
chief of The constituuonalist party %
in temporary charge of the executive
power OF the republic.
President Wilson himself so eX-
planned the status of the Mexican eX.
ecutiye in discussing the Mexican al
fairs with callers today. Mr.. Wilson
said that SO far as he had been IN
formed, Carranza did not style him
| self 'proHisional president
The significance of the presidents
| explanation lies in the fact that Cen
eral Villa informed the United States
that during the conference at Tor
reon, when the first Villa-Carranza
break was adjusted an agreement
was reached for convention Of all
generals and representative of the
army in Mexico City to designate a
provisional president Villa made it
clear that if Carranza were selected
he could not under the constitution
be elected to succeed himself in the
general election. If Carranza wished
TO enter the race Villa insisted that
he must reIinquish his present posi-
ton as first chief in favor Of prOvi-
sional president acceptable to all fac
lions who would conduct an election.
That the followers of Carranza now
have accepted the program was indi
Gated by the news that Carranza adj
mitted not having assumed the title
of provisional president.
1t is considered likely in official
circles that when a provisional presi-
dent is chosen recognition win be eX.
tended, though American forces prob
ably will not be withdrawn from Vera
! Cruz until after an election is held
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
PRESIDENT WILL
READ A MESSAGE
ASKING CONGRESS TO PROVIDE
$tOo,oOo,ooo IN ADDITIONAL GOV
ERNMENT REVENUE.
European War Conditions Has Made
the Need of Extra FUNDS for Govern.
ment Expenses Pressing.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.--Congress viii
meet in joint session tomorrow after
noon to hear President Wilson's mes
sage asking for a war tax revenue
measure that win provide $l00,000,O00
A concurrent resolution providing
for the joint session was adopted to-
day in both houses.
1t is understood the president will
confine his message to the presenta-
tion of the necessity for emergency
revenues without suggesting the
means for raising the funds. 1t is
said to be his desire, however, that
the tax fall not too heavily upon any
particular class of citizens.
The president submitted the mes
sage today to Representatives Under
wood, chairman of the ways and
means committee, which will frame
the revenue bill. The latter cOmmun-
icated to the president the frame
work of the tax plan he and his asso-
ciates have proposed to meet the ex-
pected deficit caused by falling off in
customs receipts.
Mr.. Underwood said fater the plan
was calculated to produce $l00,000,000
by IAN internal revenue tax on a
very few comodities," but would not
discuss it further.
Details of The scheme have been
carefully guarded as congressman
have been flooded with protests for
many rays Administration leaders
desire to have the method of tayation
clearly determined before it Is made
known, in order to avoid interference
| from various interests to be affected
The measure VIII be ready for intro
duction early next week.
President Wilson today told callers
| he did not expect the war tax meas
ure to be in effect for a long time
He pointed out that if the tariff had
not been changed before the begin
ming of the war the deficit in the treas
ury would be greater Under the new
tariff, he said, the finances of The
treasury do not depend as largely up
on the tariff as formerly.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
WITH THE STAGE AND THE PICTURE PLAYERS
ROYAL THEATEn

Yesterday was undoubtedly the
greatest day in the history of tho
Royal theater. 1t was the first show
ing Of j. G. Blaschke's great three
reel drama, The Human Shield, Or
The Great Penitentiary Delivery" a
drama that is produced entirely by
local talent and with the scenes laid
in and around Little Rock and Ho.
Springs.
That the picture is a great one
everybody comedies who has seen it.
Mr.. Blaschke and the actors and ac-
tresses who have contributed to make
it the BIG success that it is are TODAY
receiving the congratulations of thou
sands Of pleased patrons. The "Hu-
man Shield is a distinct and p easaut
surprise. Many went yesterday ex-
pectng to see the usual amateur OF
tering, only to be surprised by dra-
matte offering that is the equal if not
the superior of any three reel drama
shown during the present season.
The big feature of the Human
Shield is its complete possibility and
realism that pervades every scene.
There is sensationalism in every foot
of the picture, but not bit Of it is
overdrawn. 1t is distinctly a drama
of the present day, and every happen
ing portrayed is not only possible but
probable in everyday life.
The Royal was packed to its ca
pacity yesterday and many were nm
able to secure admission. THE HUI
man Shield" viii be shown again to-
day for the last time, and everyone
should see it. After the showing to-
day the drama will be shown in a
large number of southern cities.
where it has been booked in advance.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
LYRIC THEkTER

From the dense woods of the far
north comes this crackerjack drama
of the lumber camps, those settle
ments of men of Drawn, rather than
brain, isolated from the borders of the
law abiding these rough men of the
woods have a habit of making their
own code Of laws.
The Law of the Lumberjack," is a
two part "1O1" Bison drama of the
lumber camps, with William Clifford
and Marie Walcamp as the leaders.
1t is magnificent story, big story,
and heart interest story in every
particular.
Matty Roubert, "The Universal
Boy" is another big feature on this
bill. He comes in "The Chinese Mys-
terry" and you viii like Master Robert
better than ever in his dole today.
Matty Roubert is The greatest Juv-
emile sensations of the season. So be
sure to see him today.
Fathers Day." a comedy will go
far to convince you that poor old
dad" ought to have day all his own,
and you will feel like starting a uni
versal movement to have the head OF
the family honored annually here
after.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
STAR THEATER

In large mill town, the eternal
struggle between labor and capital is
on. The newspapers attribute several
recent cases of house breaking to the
work of hungry desperate unem-
ployed.
Mrs Morrison, invalid mother OF
Tom Morrison, a labor delegate, per-
suades her son to provide her with a
piston for protection. One of the
manufacturers sends his son, Frank
Gage, to negotiate with Morrison for
settlement of the strike. They
closet themselves in secret confer
ence at the home of the latter. About
l o'clock in the morning, the agree
ment reached, Gage is leaving, when
Mrs. Morrison, hearing a Slight noise
at the front door, comes to the top of
the stairs and fires.
Morning dawns with the mother
PROSTATE and the son a fugitive from
justice. His sister Ann is the only
person who knows that he is sacrific
ing himself to shield his mother. Mr.
Morrison has been appointed to the
detective force, and it falls to his lot
to be put on the trail of his innocent
son. He stoically accepts the charge
Meanwhile. Mrs. Morrison is In a
critical condition. Ann viii not ex
pose her mother
On the same program with the fore
going. The Aftermath" the two-reel
feature of American Company, will be
His New Profession" the keystone
comedy, and "Arty the Artist Than
houser's latest.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-04
MANY CITIES WANT
NEXT &. A. R. MEETING
DETROIT CONVENTION SPENDS
LARGER PART OF DAY IN CON-
SlDERlNG MEETING PLACE.

Detroit Sept 3.-The forty-eighth
national encampment of the Grand
Army Of the Republic spent much Of
today considering a city for next
years rallying ground. Many figured
that the nations capital would be a
fitting place for the next encampment
as 1915 will mark the fiftieth ami
versary of the close of the civil war.
The meeting place will not be decid-
ed, however, until late tomorrow or
Saturday.
The annual address of Commander
in-Chief Gardner was the feature to-
day. The Womans Relief Corps
elected Mrs. Sarah e. Fulton Of
Rochester, n. Y, president.
The report of Oscar A. James Of
Detroit, adjutant general of the
Grand Army showed that ION Jan
uary I, 1913, there were 180,213 mem
bers Of the organization, and on Jan
uary /, 1914, there were 17l,335. a
net loss of S,S7S members as against
a loss of 11,ll9 for last year. Many
new members were taken in.
The United States Veteran Signal
Association has elected George Carr
Romel, Manassas, Va, president.