One of a series of books issued in packages of Omar cigarettes.
This is a witty account of a young man's first brush with banking. When he goes to make his deposit he is so over-awed by the institution that nothing he intends to say comes out right. It was originally published in Life Magazine (New York), vol. 25, no. 641 (April 11, 1895). It later appeared in Literary Lapses. Selections; Life (New York, N.Y.) Purchased at used book shop near Williamson, New York, [ekk/98]