WALKING OUT WITH LIZA.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 57, 12 March 1910, Page 6

WALKING OUT WITH LIZA.

When walking out with 'Liza (which her other naihe is Brown), There's .something 'bout us seems to fair surprise a Lot o' folks we meets with on our way from Camden Town* On iSunday.s, when I'm working out with 'Liza. '

It ain't the way we dresses nor conducts ourselves, that's flat. 'Twas only t'other day I ups and buy;-; a Ginger-colored suit and puts a crape band round my hat, To look the gent when walking out with 'Liza. iWhile 'Liza dresses neat (and not a bit what you'd call "loud") In purple plush, though nobody denies a Dozen ostrich feathers on her head does make you proud To be scan, on Sunday, walking out with 'Lisa-

A quieter young pair you couldn t meet than her and me. I forgot to say as round her neck she ties a Red bandanner handkerchief, as neat as neat can be, Yet folks will stare when I walk out with 'Liza! _ ■ . —Leonora Harris..