CAUGHT NAPPING.
; Beg pardon for intetrupting. bnt you probably noticed in the papers this mo'biOg that Lord Nabob,' who 'is ; ' oh a/ visit to this country, met with an accident to the partyesterday* He u» • a stranger here, - and some prominent citizen like yourself should see ' that he receives proper attention.' Business Man (much' flattered) — ' Really I had not thought of it, but—' 'You probably noticed in the paper, too, that six 'pe««ns were injured yesterday in a sub'wav explosion.' •'.Why, yes. Were there any lords among them.', ' «P ossibly. •No telling. Two men were killed 'yesterday by electric wires. I?"',.'1 <?"',.' • I noticed that j but — ' 'And a number of persons were run over.' . ' •' 'Yes, but* the lord— ' ;i Ah,,yee;! Heaven* wills and we must bow; but our families should not be forgotten, sir. And as we are,hou'rly exposed to these dangers I thauglipoßsib]y-.you mightjvish to get insured in the Sure P"p Life and Accident Company, of which I am agent.' - '' -
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9386, 12 March 1898, Page 1 (Supplement)
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161CAUGHT NAPPING. Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9386, 12 March 1898, Page 1 (Supplement)
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