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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29
Beside the Sea.
TO z. d. D. 9.

The sea rolls up ngcinst the beach,
The old house fronts the sea
Only the high roads level reach
Bctwixt its waves and me.
Across the window-lcdgc lean
And watch the waters play,
As you have watched their shade and she'
On many on April day,
Like this which brightens to its close
Till sky and sea below
With sunset tints OF gold and rose
Lie flushed in equal glow;
And far across the shining bay
A rainbow family fades away.
How like dream it seems to nc,
A tender dream come true,
To watch, in silent sympathy,
This sunlit sea with you
l turn to look upon your facei
1t is not one, indeed
With all the frankness Of your race
That he who runs may read:
But lik, flower that drops apart
When summer sunbeams shine,
The closest leaflets of your heart
Have opened unto milne;
With ell your yearning thoughts that fly
Beyond the sea, beyond the sky.
would that like the sunbcams, dear.
held the happy power
To shed radiant atmosphere
About the dropping flower
That as tho cloud of April flies
Before their bright control,
So might tho shadow from your eyes,
Its substance from your soul
Vain wishcs--uuto US who know
How black such shadows fall
The face we love host hid below
4 coilinlid and pail
Love has not any balm to cure
These gricfs that silently endure.
And who love you, friend Of years;
Can give you only this
The mute companionship Of tears,
The language of kiss;
Or quiet clasping Of the hand
When memories overflow,
And shines upon tho sea and land
The light of long ago.
Not much for giving, it Is true,
To one in merrier mood,
But something, after all, to you
So to bo understood;
And in this old house by the sea,
l comprehend you utterly.
Its ancient walls ore eloquent
OF days that are no more;
Fair days, serene with sweet content,
Dark days, that darkly bore
The burden ofa fierce despair,
A sharp, unequal strife
Wherein who struggles he shall wear
The bitter scars for life
You wear thcm-ah the crve! need,
God knows it Let ii be.
Some day the riddle We shall read
And all the reason SEQ.
The shadows darkcn on the bay
The color fades you turn away.
-IFrom The Aldiae for August.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

A gentleman who had been argu'
ing with an ignoramus until his pa
t,ence was exhausted said be dlu nt
wish hlm dead, but he would be glad
to see him know more.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29
THE REPUBLICAN
10 published every Thursday morning by
NJ. B. c. TEuE.

If paid :tric.ty IN ddpancc the subscription
price Of tho REPUBLICAN, win be Sl.75 o
year otherwise 1t will bc $500, AMI no
subscription will be allowed to run over
two years unpaid.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

III ll2i3i 5LoL.Isl9 10 i,
"Nnw,n said she, III two OF you
gentlemen viii 60 into No. ! bed
room and wait there a few minutes
I'll find { spare room for one OF you
as soon az i've shown the others to
their rooms
Well, now, having thus bestowed
two gentlemen in No. l, she put the
third in No. ., the fourth III No. 3,
the fifth in No. 5, the sixth in No. 5,
the seventh III No. 6, the eighth in
No. (, the ninth il No. s, the tenth
in No. 0, and the eleventh in No. 10.
She then came back To No. l. where,
you will remember, she had lett the
twelfth gentleman along with the
first, and said I've now accommo-
dated all the rest, and still have a
room to spare; SO, 1t one OF you will
will please step into No. II, will find
It empty Thus the twelfth man
got his bedroom. OF course, there
is hole in the saucepan somewhere;
but | leave tile reader to determine
exactly where the tallacy is, with
jus, 4 warnin. to think twice before
deciding as to which, it any, Of the
travellers was the 'od! man out"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

Office on High Street, East of Tama Coun-
ty Bank.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

more as there arc now in the basket
with Eve more added To that, tho
number would BY 20 much exceed
thrccscorc % i: now falls short OF IL. :
| The second knight, getting awtulIy
hcwll'iercd, spccul4tcd wildly on ior-
J ~ five.
Not eo." sa:i tIi5 royal ready
recorcr, but II there were third
as many more, half as many more.
ana . sixth as many more as there
ar" .oT, there would DC in my bas-
k"t as .iany more than forty fse as
there now are under that number"
Prince W!ado,nir then decided the
ir'inser OF plums to be thirty, and by
So d"lns obtained this invaluable
Iionsc-krcpcr for his wife. The Lady
L.hussa ihcrcupon counted him out
fifteen prms and one more, when
there remained fourteen. To the
second knight she gave seven and
one n."re, ami six remained. TO the
first hti:h. she gave half OF these and
three more; aud the basket was
empty. The discarded lovers went
off with their heads exceedingly gid
dy, and their mouths full OF pIums.
Double Position, or the Rule OF
False, by which problems OF this
sort are worked, ought ito dcmolish
the commonplace about two wrongs
rot making a right. Two wrongs
do make right, figure atively speak
Ing, at all events. Starting with two
wiltu.ly ialse numbers, you work
each out to its natural conclusion
Then, taking the sum of your lniqui-
ties as compared with the falschoods
with which you started, you have on
ly to multiply them crosswise to get
terms which will bring you straight
10 the truth. To be more precise,
after the cross-multiplication, if the
errors are alike, that Is, both greater
or both less than the number you
want, take their difference for a di-
visor, and the sum of their products
for dividend. /! unlike, take their
sum for divisor, and the sum of
their products for dividend. The
Guotient will be the answer. This is
good arithmetic. and, for those who
can receive it, not bad philosophy
There is an enormous selt-righting
power about error; and il we could |
only manage the cross multiplication
properly, we might get some surpris- |
ing results.
The number 8. has this strange
popularity: Multiplied by 8 or any |
multiple OF 5 up to IL, it gives three |
lll alike. Thus, three times 81 will |
be 222;; three times three times 60 |
times) 81 gives three ihrees; four
times three times Q2 times) 81,
three fours; and so on.
! will wind up for the present with
/ rather bareiacei story of how a
Dublin chamberniaid is said to have
rot twelve commercial travellers in
10 eleven bedrooms, and yet to have
given each separate room. Here
we have the eleven bedrooms
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

$40, 9,101=sum of d,gits q, and .
plus 10.
A very good puzzle has been based
on this principe, as follows: Get
another person TO write down hor-
izontal row of figures, as many as he
likes, without letting you see what
he is about from beginning to end OF
the whole performance. He is then
to reckon up the sum of the diglts.
and subtract that from his row OF
figures. Whea he has done this, bid
him cross on; any figure he pleasas
from the product, ana tell you how
much the figures add up, without the
crosscd-out figure. From the num-
bers SO given, you will DO able to
tell what figure be has crossed out by
only bearing in mind the fact learned
above; namely, that if no figure a,
all had been crossed out, the result
would necessarily be 9 or multiple
OF 8. Hence you will see that the
crossed-out iigure must needs be the
one required to bring the sum given
to the next multiple of 8. Sappos
ing, for instance, he gives his result
at 81; you may be sure that he has
robbed the product of S, that being
the figure needed to restore the total
to the next multiple Of 8, namely, rs.
His sum would stand as under:
4o561 s237-sum Of digits IL.
40
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29
3,366=1S, and l plus SO

3,s66=ls, and plus SO.
The same result is obtained if yo
raise the numbers SO changed
their squares or cubes. Starting
with 62, begin the gum over again
BY reversing the Jigits, We get 26,
which, subtracted from G2, leaves Sc,
or 8 plus o=9. The squares OF 26
and 62 are, respectively, 676 and s.
S44. Subtract one from the other,
and you get 3,16S=1S, and l plus
SO. So with the cubes OF &c and
81, which are II ,57G, and 23S.32S.-
Subtracted, they lesve 220,752=1s.
and plus s-9.
The powerfully bc.aine influence Of
this figure is cxemrliticd IN anoth-
or way. Write down any number,
as, for example, 1919, 1872; subtract
therefrom the sum OF its digits, and,
no matter what figures you start
with, the digits of the product will
always come to o:
7,549, l32=sum OF digts 81.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29
INSURANCE.

And tho following reliable Fire Insurance
Companies:
Etna, Of Hartford, assets S6.00O 900
Home, of New York, assets 5000, 900
Hartford, of Hartford, assets 2,750,O00
Phcnix, Of Hartford, assets l,7S5,O0
Special attention will be given to insur-
ng DWELLINGS, BARNS and CONTENTS
against FIRE and LIG IiTNlNG, for peri.
cd Of One, Throe and Five yeare, and a,
ates as low as any one can possibly give.
OFEICE-ln Tama County Bank.
5-3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-29

Adopted at tho Republican National Con-
vention, at Philadclphia, June 6, 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
SUPREME C0uRT-cHAMBEAS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett.
erandall ct al. VS.. ROonbet--Order granted as
amended.
b. Levy VS.. John May ct al.-Motion for new
trial denied, with costs.
Mary A. Harrison VS.. Margaret McEntee ct al
Proof OF service on Mr. Hardy Is wanting.
+. Bernstein Herman Mathas.-MOtiOn
granted, with $40 costs, unless plaintiff serve copy
sfa proper complaint within ten days and pay such
costs. Leave to serve such proper complaint nunc
pro tune as OF the date OF the service OF the sum-
mons.
stephen T. Williams vs.. Clara Williams.-Report
non-cOnfrmed and Judgment OF divorce granted.
Bernstein vs. Mathias.--MOtion to continue in
junction denied, with $40 COSTS but with leave to
renew upon payment or such costs and upon the
service OF proper complaint under the leave
granted upon the motion to dismiss.
f. w. Sackett vs. Mary Ainslee.-The adjustment
correct under IL Abbott Il. p N. s., p 343, and
II must stand
Susan Kellin VS.. Augustus A. Kellin.-Case set
tied.
Mary OBrien ct al. vs., David A. Baldwin.-Mo-
ton denied, without costs.
Harris Levy VS.. Carrie stevenson ct al.-Motion
for Injunction denied and temper Try injunction dis
solved, with $40 costs.
BY Judge Brady.
John +. Schepeer VS.. George W. Pruess, ct al
Settled.
The Arctic Fire Insurance Company vs. jeremiah
Austin, President, ct al.-Settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
A PANEL HOUSE OPERATION.
How the Police stand ny When Panel
RObbcries are Going On.

Robbcries are Going On.
gentleman from the South, stopping in this
city for short visit, makes the following state
ment as to his adventures in a panel house. He
met street walker on Broadway, and at her solicit
tation he accompanied her 10 the building No. ia
South Fifth avenue, and went into q basement
room with her. Kerosene lamp lighted the room.
The southerner had just taken or his vest and
laid it on the foot OF the bed, when
the part OF the girl and determined to
withdraw. Then he discovered that his vest was
gone He charged the girl with robbery. and made
such show OF determination that the girl became
frightened. and the vest was thrown by some I'M
discovered SOS in the pocket There was $500 In 1t
when he entered the house. He then seized the
girl forcbly, assembled to the sidewalk and raped
for a policeman. Two rOughs came up and by
threats and rough treatment succeeded in getting
the girl away when they all returned, hurriedy and
evidently In dismay, to the house. The victim
two blocks away, but he could do moth
ing until the roundsman came. The latter
policeman remaining outside After some time
the roundsman returned and had q. private talk
victim was directed to 20 to the station house on
Prince and Wooster streets and secure the services
rpm sne ,a espeC,a, sfess being
the victim did, and Murphy came on the scene.
doors and went back again to the
station house. The victim, unsatisfied
accompanied him and demanded of the captain
that he should come down and look at the premises.
The captain willingly did co. but suggested as n
comforter that his money mad ''gone up" and he'd
never get cent~of it again. The captain tried the
doors that had been locked and found them open.
The thieves evidently had returned. They were
not visible, however, and after the captain had
taken cursory glance at the furniture OF the front
room and looked at the panel door, he too with
and putting the key in his pocket. He gave orders
TO have any one arrested found going into the
establishment, but rs this occurred over week
ago, and no one has been arrested yet, il il ap-
parent that the policeman has been very inefficient
or the thieves have remained very carefully away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
AMUsEMENTs.

514 !sE44sE S SSaISSSHH: :.
S4 BROADWAY; BROADWAY, 81.
zsS$HHE E ESEiE SH4SSE q S SiEE
KING OF COMEDIANS si' 'eA'0A K KING Nc OF COMEDr
MR. JOHN HART. Nh JUN nA"I' MR. JOHN H.
Mr. Mr.: JOHN HART HARF. = |
Mt Hart appesrs in two very snghsbls ssstcnss
DEvERE BRoTHH
l., .s.---..s DEvERE BRoTHtl
wonderful success of the Comic shadow
PPa aniomi, Pantomin|
fantomime, PantomiII
THE TkEs T FS THE THE s syn,
OF SAsS SEsfA IN IN The THE AIR AIs,
fa 50Sn reqss
the first time at any . thReaittsNsh TOWN
A AESSSP Town Town:
AROUND TOWN,
OR SIGHTS OF THE CITY.
All the Star Troupe in new olio of Fun, the Co
A NEW LOCAL DRAMA.
THE COMPANY %ur covp.
5 JOHN EAEg,
JOHN jim 0 %HsTss
pEyEnE Bad 5AHha d TnssE IN xuxBnm,
E. d. GOODING, J. A. GRAY
w. II. WHALLEY
JAMES BRADLEY, q. l.. STOUTE, r. r. CLARK,
MISS JENNIE HUGHES, MISS ADA wRAY''
MISS NELLIE sANFAR. Miss KirfY TILsoN,
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
IN NEW OLIO OF FUN,
THE COMIC SHADOW PANTOMIME
AND A NEW LOCAL DRAMA.
EXTRA NOTICE.
At an outlay Of $3.50 in gold Mr.. Hart has secured
QUEEN OF sERIo COMIC voCALIsTs,
MISS ANNIE ADAMS. MISS ANNIE ADA
This lady appears MONDAY NEXT, September9
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
- West Twenty fourth street, next to Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTlN DA
FOURTH COMEDY SEASON.
Mr.. DAILY begs to announce that after a recess of
months for very elaborate redecOraon and thorough
prOvements, the fourth comedy season at this eIeg
theatre
WILL BEGIN
with the production OF n and original Ampri
comedy, by the author of Saratoga" entitled
d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

The Tse Muse s by NJ y Sa nv
The $Ss ~ yrSss. Rs9
The Costumes from designs Imported expressly rol
THE FRalhsssiooEs
ss e. Ss $ py
has w y
HvRA$ S$hSsS sGE 4H fAH si
S be s sn s%sS IN Ss
b bTd, s1iitIss
aS
Remington iS to- w who hon makes the same mis-: -
peroival jarvis amateur Villain Hl George CLARK
d.; aGs 1sysS %ss a. Whom Sisosg e
ss:;5 s.sss% an,so
,ssSsS :s|ss%ss' as;s$e ::
%d ss Ct h KSa
Judge as co1'lson gem Of the York JSdi wn,,
Ensry Thomas. jewel from the oldest s%i r..
pnnssu ' ne%bers Of the Hyperion Mr. J. H. Burnett
sssr I,.Ss
oypnah1 our social moral iy........ l'''''.'
SD.ss%.n M b, essss1
Nelly Wyctod Diamond Of the ..nv n,v.nno.,
MI" Gornelia vandycis, brilliant stone tsst
ssssl s.: a
M SSeP wyckofl nee siidmorc. tru. Diamond ''
pcshsd hands recus ~ h sar.
iap'dar' Tss appearance on the stages "'
The Todd the pSS5est ray H. Gn.r.
Mrs. seS Jero%e sFamoTe, ireaaentiy mistaken
diamond IN sosieyse mans S Ssiil.
Mrs PIunkett Paste Miss George danSisy
WIZ .A'-''''''..''.'' sYNoPsIs.: -.
h.nfSa i viii. on Staten
xST III.-The Flaw in the Jewel scens.Ihe villa:
T,s ssss se.1s4Ss Interior
sArunbA1 R ShxS p u htF!szE ONE.
ND D" cH PSfs Is Ssn Of sf
Miss KATE CLAYTON and Mr.. LOUIS JAMES
A''0 u Vic '' Mrs CAROLINE ABBOTT
PARK THEA Tos'D sHo SIaAr 9WESs-
rh S6 5SFitA E. S% s8G&Sssl'n' S%Eks
Everybody's Friend !" and Scion Single. OWENS.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THIS yab14 ESSSSS sSETSSSEs
SIXTEENTH Grand YsSukspAx CONCERT,
when an entirely new and very attractive programme
Admission tickets, Soc. each private boxes 81 extra
E asB sEFgHssas @
First debit ss't e. Ms
Concert commences at o'clock. Admission IS cents.
81 JAMES TaE1TsE
Bs sss tS %AsfS y a IN sRRAaSSkkss
Mr. Rh% % RssS an.
america; ySEDfIcRs. tic Great ss Baritone;
MTJ N5ERIE the I ,y B.;,o 49,, ~,
As .%s ss ssss 1fs
s%a risf S snS fs S ana
MATINEE saTuRDAY, spM SEATS SECURED BY
SUNDAY 'AS $SSSss s, ssEEExDERl
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
NINTH " R n fffsshFf SAsp.
= Concert HG rom to O'Clock .
J. Overture ia Refine dun jour-. ,a.n,
Waltz Die Pandecen.. vungi
l. frumph March, nis dedicsicd to Kaiser wiihclmi
scsrno' cncRoo Quail and Nightingale schmidt
F FStpo%rri Musical Tour Through Europe oonraSi
o Ninth Regimen. 9s,st:ssp: -. $500 ;pswnin.
l0 Misercret Trovatorc verdi
II. Waltz, "Herbstrcscn" Strauss
H. Galop 'Narren"
TAMEs ROBINSON, THE CHAMPION BAREBACK
d and hurdle rider Of the world, with his mammoth
Circus will open Monday, September q Madison avenue
and Forty-fifth street
CCOTTIsH GAMES.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL GAMES
ofthe
NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB.
atJONES' WOOD
OIL THURSDAY, Sept s, 1872
The Scottish Champions
DONALD DINNIE and JAMES FLEMING.
will take part in the competition
"A CORNER OF TWENTY EIGHTH STREET AND
BROADWAY. HOOK OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS.
APPLY AT THE HALL UNTIL 10 r. NJ
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
ia Broadway.
Reserved Seats for oil the theatres
pANJo SONG AND DANCE, JIG, CLOG AND IRIsE
john BoGXS 10 East Houston street, near BoweTy
" THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Ch1rBe ABhIhbt a Sen CMpthIn DIHmIbbeus
Before Commissioner Osborn
The United States VS.. John 7. Arnett.-The de-
fendant, as already reported in the HERALD, had
been charged with having ill-treated number OF
sailors board the ship John J. Byrnes. Of which
he was captain. Yesterday the Commissioner
ordered the defendant to be discharged, holding
that the evidence did not sustain the accusation
shat had been brought against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
AMUsEMENTS.

DOWERY THEATRE
ID WILLIAM B. RRELIGH. .HANA0ER
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1877
and during the week, the great Comedian.
YANKEE LOCKE
In FRED. MARSDEN'S nne dramatiyation Of
w. II. THOMES NOVEL of the BUSHRANGERS,
entitled
TRUMPS
TRUMPS - performed most = TRUNKS
= successfully by %
q YANKEE LOCKE -
the United States and now presented at the
BOWERY with appropriate Scenery. new and mover
Effects and splendid cast Of Characters preceded py the
OUR NEIGHBORs SMITH AND BROWN
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER O. will be introduced 70 our
patrons the celebrated English Tragedian,
GEORGE HOWARD,
who Will appear in a round Of sHAKsPERIAN CHAR
ACTERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01
HaHf aHIia HHiH1 IIHlisa
POLITICAL.

ATA MEETING HELD IN THE BERNARD RILEY'S
IN saloon, AZ the Of i09h street and Third ave
the president In the char AFTER the regular routine
of business was transacted IL unanimously agreed
that this club he called the James O'Brien Association
Great enthusiasm prevailed and hoping that he would
be next Mayor tor the city and county of New York
JoHS MEAsEY Secretary.
~ BRUECK, II WARREN sTREET-THE OLDEST
NJ. maDufacturing house Of Political Paper Lanterns
and Flags
DOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing
LssblshmeDt corner Of Broadway and Ann street, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

A UTUMN Observation-Disclosures COLLEGE, III
"A Fifth avenue corner Of Twenty-second street, will
open on Monday. September 2. Specalties business
Writing and Double Entry bookkeeping. Applications
received this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

MISCELLANEOUS.
A NO MORE RHEUMATISM, NO GOuT-THE
"A. greatest discovery of the age. .
Dr. LOUIS, No. Lexington avenue, . to IL.
CLOTE JAMES, STATIONERs, PRINTERS AND
- Blank Book Manufacturers 93 Fulton street Blank
Books made to pattern HENRY l.. sLOTE.
JONATHAN JAMES.
Use DIR. BERNHEIMs PATENT METALLIC
u Shields. for rheumatism, Neuralgia and Chronic
Headache. n not satisfactory afer two weeks trial the
money will be refunded For affections Of the Eyes and
Irregularities IL II certain Price % pair For
sale by GEORGE swEETsER, 100 Wall street New York.
send BY mali or &. u. d. express.
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THE OUR S.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRI-'N BANkHuPICI
Voluntary Petition.
Robert y. White.
Adtudfcations In Involuntary Cases.
christian Kolle, Philip Goldsten Pearson II.
KIM Joseph Y. Marsh, Thomas Harvey, John
Borchers Frederick Evers, william Muany, Sam
ueI Christ Daniel w. Vaughan, Robert H. Mont
gOmery.
Discharges.
Byron f. Hagen John l.. Mansfield, Isaac H.
rreese, Theodore w. Freese, John Nc Cartan.
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n Court Ecene.

II became necessary last week in
the caiminal court At Newport, Ky,
in order to rendcr by witness COM
patent, to provo that he had reached
the age Of ten years, anl his mother
an Irish woman, was called for thgt
purpose.
"lIow Old is your son John ~ quoth
the lawyer.
Inlade, sir, dunno, but think
hes not tin yet" was the reply.
"Dil you make no record of lis
birlh?"
The priest did, in the old country,
sir, where he was born"
"IIow long after your marriage was
it p
about year may be liss.'
"When We're you married 7"
"Dade, sir, l dunno
"Did you not bring n certificate of
your marriage with you from the old
country p
"lIey, sir, and what should / want
wild a certificate whin | had the old
mon himself along wild me p
No further questions were asked.