Millard County Chronicle | 1912-04-18 | Page 2 | What He Wanted to Say.

What He Wanted to Say. A teacher who had taken great trouble trou-ble to Impress every detail of the history his-tory lesson upon his class was sadly disappointed, on asking the name of the king who reigned previous to Queen Victoria, to Dud only one band upheld. up-held. "Hoys," aald the teacher sternly pointing aa lie spoke to the boy whose anxious desire to Impart the necessary Information compelled him to use strenuous efforts to increase his diminutive dimin-utive stature, "one of your intelllKent little schoolfellows will tell you what cone of you hare the bralna to know. Although the youngest in the clans, hla la an example that It would be a credit for many of you to emulate. Now, then, Johnny, tell them." "Please, teacher, Jim Mills bin and runned a pin Into me!" Then the Intelligent little boy sat down. London Weekly Telegraph.