Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

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 l Was doubly assured now that I had q lunatc 10 deal with.
 You doubt me,. He said, aivinine my thoughts. Look and he pointed 10 d large mirror sazed in astonish ment From young man of twenty five. 1 had aged into man of sev- entF.
 ei have greater surprises in store for Hon, the little old fellow con- tnued Come with me- l vas too much astounded by this time 10 resist any suggestion he might make. and followed.
 He came out through the editorial rooms of the paper, past rows oi desks at which sat a dozen reporters, noticed that they spoke to me with the greatest difference.
 You are now owner of this busi- ness. he said. You cannot complain ot he way in which the science Of psychology has conducted your hHsi- ness affairs t, east. he continued.
 He led me on from floor to aool C f5he seventeen-story building and show ed me through the entire workings of | great metropolitan daily neWspa- per
 i;ol how can | small ely like Pine Bluff support such q newspaper22 inquired in aulazement
 He laughed. There are three other great plants here now, he replied. But come on and I'll show you.
 Once in the street, my eyes were opened Instead of the little city of half century ago, l saw the hurrying throngs and congested traffic of great metropolis.
 This is still Balraque street, my guide said. and this is called news i paper TOW. l will save time and sus- pense on your part by showing you a complete panorama of the city in l the quickest and easiest possible man ner.' And he led me into the great Jefferson Hotel building, now twenty one stories high. We took what supposed to be an ordinary elevator { leading up to the various floors, but We were carried to the very roof of the building, where we aliShted in what appeared to be huge car of peculiar make, with glass sides. My companion pulled a little lever, the big car trembled, glided off the roof, and We were soon floating in midair.
 An airship." l exclaimed
 We call them aeromobles now. Horses are no longer in use, and now adays we keep our stables on our roofs. And he laughed.
 "A panorama, ndeed," 1 eXclaim- ed at the sight which met my eyes. Spread out before me was the first view had of the mighty miracle of illuminated Pine Blutf-a great, thronging, crowdins. pulsating city of half million souls, Dizzy sky scrapers lifted themselves ten. fifteen, even twenty stories high. Huge busi- ness blocks, covering whole blocks, were massed W.fn living humanity. Great manufacfding plants, covering acres of ground in the suburbs. fur nished sustenance for multiplied ghoa- sands of workiugmen. The whole scene presented a picture of thrift, of enterprise, of progress and of pros j DpIsifE seldom 4GU21lp6 Main Street