Millard County Chronicle | 1911-04-27 | Page 8 | Un-Beautiful Lines.

Un Beautiful Llnet. Why not havo a rontcat, too, to determine de-termine ti'e Mont tin Hi autlfiil Lines In the HnijIiHli Language? There Hre any number of linen which nilht bo entered. Here are a few: "HuhIuchs Ih business." "Keep out this means you." "What time was It when you came In?" "Please remit." "Haven't you forgotten something?" "In tlie Interest In-terest of retrenchment " "Dictated but not rend." "Who's this round on?" "This Ih my busy day." "Take the ntxt car." "Keep off the grass." "Yen, he's a nice man, but " "You ere hereby subpoenaed " "Only four Saturday)! In this month." ".Standing ".Stand-ing room on'y." I can't take thla slick d:ii!" " "Who'i; shy?", "but here's something Jili-t aa Rood." "Hello, hlz this talking?" "Cheer up. the worst In yet to come." "Still, It may be for tilt) bent." "However, we thank you for submitting the manuKcrlrt." "I ll take a cigar and smoke It after dinner."