Evening journal., 1907-10-14
Personal and Pertinent
love, ALWAYs love.

LOVE- ALWAYS LOVE.
In the spring a lveer iris changes on the burnishd
dove;
In the spring the young fancy lightly turns to
But where does it turn in summer when the fair moon
sheds her light
When bright eyes gaze on her soft pale ra,s and the stars,
OF the summer night?
Though autumn winds be sometimes chill and dead leaves
strew the ground
And birds to the Southland take their flight Love stn
- makes the world go round;
VIII not brown october we'll as leafy Juneq
Isn't Love supreme when the huskng bee is held meath
the Harvest Moon?
When the seghbcs gayly jingle when the winter roses
on the cheeks of the maiden as the sleigh speeds
Where then turns the mans fancya Does Love-
with the birds take wing?
Must il wait through the dreary winter for the opening
puus Oh SPRING brooklyn Life
lie was that rare and greatly to be-admred person
rsa' I'VE unke ana he holds sway over many workers.
40 give MN his due he is good master and for the
most part his kindness is greatly appreciated by re-
But Bob willet is laborer with democratic nrocli,
ues ana marked distaste for recently his ducal
master determined that the one thing with Bob
was TO dismiss him Whereupon did So and Bob came
to the conclusion that the time had now arrived when
the pride of the peerage should be humbed difficulty
was TO think of something sufficiently biting for the
duke was a good master has been remarked Then m
inspiration dashed on Bob The dukes duchess had been
Bobs opportunity
AN right yer grace" he said, I'u 60 But I'll take
n
had to send my mssus out to service and that's moren
some people can say"-Tit-Bits
'enrv e. Dixey was talking about the terrible egh,
hat occurred recently on an Atlantic liner between two
fat and elderly poker players.
It seems" said Mr.. Dxey with a smile that the first
man lost $500 TO the second and paid up The second
hen lost Sl750 TO the first and refused to nav up No
wonder there was fight Ell? II this of thing keeps
up the smoking room morals "a liner win fan as Low,
as the gambling room morals OF Tin Can.
"A tenderfoot once visited Tin and watched with
interest the poker play From saloon he passed
hVsrytmng was wide open and very gay and lively
But as he looked on at poker game that had no limit
the tenderoot suddenly rowned had seen tho dealer
slip himself four from the bottom of the pact
GRACIOUS powers, whispered the tenderfoot exctedIv
thatg ' ''U 30" "o'iee
self four aces, sur just uea't NM
The other looked at the tenderfoot calmly
wei" WASH II ms deaiT he said"-washington Star.
Sir Robert Bali had delivered a lecture on Dsun sno,
9 srlu soar ar Shemistry Young lady who him OK
he said Il don't know you'd have been partlc,lori
interested IL was all about spots" why" She re-
plleu II would have interested exceedingly have
been martyr to frecSles all my fo"-Bellman
1T IL is said that once when the late DR. Tanner the
ilsh A. r. had asked in the House Commons whether
II were true that the Duke of Cambridge bad ,esid
ms position as Commander Chief Major Jones of
Penzanee was so outraged he Challenged Ir Tor
ner to duel the following teleeranbi9 corre
denoe took place: 'poi-
In reny to yo"r despicabe question about the Duke
~ NauhpIlase sgnate you coward. Delighted 10
give you satisfac ion across the water pistols
WIRE received VIII meet you tomorrow IN Constan-
bi,aa uhaer me Tower OF Gsiata. midnight Being
Bit. '"s "''-"' 1t
sseSDo you believe that Miss odun came by her
Matel-I know she did I saw the reccipted bill for