Garland Globe | 1907-11-02 | Page 6 | Hurry

Hurry. BB To oiir own ago belongs the credit ot B having raised hurry from, tho degradod . 'H position ot a dlscaso to that of a com- 1 merclal process. Formerly hurry slm- H ply brought peoplo to nn early grave, HJ with nothing to show for It, whoreas H now It Is become tho means of trans- ' H forming pcaco of mind, which is a H solecism, to say tho best of it, Into H rostly money. Hurry has grown to 1 o H a great fact In llfo. Even the fashions H take account of It, until women aro H found doing up their hair in such n H way that thoy mny go the speed -limit H without fear of Its coming down. And H tho best of hurry Is that It Is Its own H sufllclont Justification. Wobody ex- H poets hurry to have any particular . H reason behind It any moro. Llfo. . I H