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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

ment. II seems to me. as ! think back
to our days az the Point-of course,
my memory may be playing me a
| trick-but Il seems 70 me that even
then Cayley was interested In the
navigation Of the air. Somebody kept
serRp,beok Of all that the newspa-
| pers and magazines reported on the
subject, any way; remember seeing
II. think II was Oeyiey
'I lost sight Of him and Hunter
when they went to the Philippines It
is only Justice 10 Hunter to say that
never heard word Of the thing that
happened out there from him. He
never seemed to want to talk 10 me
about IT, ana, Of course. never forced
him. Well, can make a short stary
Of It, any way, though Il has 10 be a
nasty one,
"A man csmc into tho pest one day
tho head man Of enc OF the nelghbor-
ing villages out there, q man with
white blood IN him--spanlsh blosd
They carried him IN, for he couldn't
walk He was IN horrible condition.
lie had been tortured--I won't 20 into
tho details Of that--and foggoa nearly
10 death. He said that Cayley had
done IT, He had demonstrated with
Ogyley, he said, because no feared
for his daughters safety--sho wss a
pr%ty girl, whter than her father
and It sooms that the mans fears had
some justification II appears that
Coyley had come out there, blind
drunk, with a couple Of troopers, who
deserted that same night, and man
banded the old man. The girl Joined IN
her fathers accusation, at least she
didn't deny anything.
"Cayloy was away on scout duty at
tho time when tho man came in--ths
thing had happened some days prior,
Just before he started out Il came
IKE a hunGerbolt out Of u clear sky,
for everybody liked Cayloy and
thought hin an exceptionally decent,
clean sort Of chap, though he and
Hunter both were drinking good deal
just then Poor Hunter was all
broken up about H. Everybody be-
lieved that he really knew some in.
crimlnating facts against Cayley, but
he nevor would speak
"As for Cayloy himself, he made no
defense whatever He denied he did
It, and that was all There wasn't
any real eorreboratlye evidence
against him, so tho o0urtmartial dis
missed the case AZ not proved. But
he wouldn't testify himself, nor have
a single witness called in his behalf,
and hs resigned from the service then
and there, and disappeared, so far as
I know, from tho world ! heard he
had a ranch down somewhere In New
Mexico, near sandoyal, think the
place WAS
His father saw a quick tightening in
tho girls horror.stricken eyes AZ the
sound Of the name, which evidently,
In some way helped corroborate the
story TO her, but he did not question
her about II.
There was \ silence after that,
whilo The three out there on tho Au-
roras deck looked blsnLly into each
others faces
The silence was broken At last, by
none Of thom, but BY hail from the
shore "Ahoy, Auroral" criod she
voice.
Mr. Fsnshaw answered with a wave
Of his arm That's Donovan" he
said 10 the others; then. yes: what
IL III" hs cried.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-26

Come 10 me IN confidence you viii re-
ceiye my personal attention; | viii use
you honestly treat you skillruly and cure
you permanently l am a regular gradu-
ate of medicine and thoroughly qualified
under state laws Of oklahoma
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
HoJPE'iKiNToh.

Sa5 Mr,sa Mrs. A. G. Reed were Up
f.hicago last week buying holiday
goods.
Martin and Hill have been giving
Yrapha phone concerts for several
weeks The one on Tuesday evening
was for the ladies'. The boys and
girls having been previously enter,
tanned. AS "a thunderstorm threaten
ed there we're not many out Du'
those who were there enjoyed It very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling OF Manila
Iowa, visited their aunt, Mrs. G. ,.
Morton, last week.
Mrs. schlick and Mrs. Gorious ana
children Of Worthington visited Tues
day with their aunt, Mrs. w. l.
) Campbell. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Crwford left
Thursday to visit for a couple OF
weeks at the Salisbury home In
Cresco.
Mrs. E. w. Warner Of . Muscatine
visited several days last week with
her brother. H. Merrill.
Miss LEILA strane returned Thurs
i,ay from oregon, where she spen'
the summer vacation.
Mrs. C. B. Mexican returned OF
"wednesday from Minnesota and hel
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Davis and
three children, returned the same eS
ening from Canada.
Mike Connolly and wife have NOV
81 ont to 8. p. There's farm.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF MONEY
AND FINAL REPORT.
in the District Court Of Iowa, In and
For Delaware County.
October Term. 1911.

In the District Court Of Iowa. In and
i For Delaware County.
October Term. 1911.
In the Matter OF the Estate of p. F.
Curtis, Deceased.
To Mrs Lucinda Curtis Roe. Lorenzo
Curtis, Oakley Curtis Bishop. Van sam
uel Gun It's. John Reilly Curtis. George
Wesley !. Curtis. and the Unknown WI
Legal Representatives of each Of the
following named children of said p. +;
Curtis: Joseph Curtis. Noah Curtis and
Rachael Curtis Leander: :,
You are hereby notified that there VII
be on file on or before the 2Sth day o.
September, 1911, In the office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court of Iowa. IN
and for Delaware County. the final re-
port Of Charles e. Worley. Administr at
ceased. in which he asks said court for
permission to deposit with the Clerk O.
said court the shares of said estate be;
longing to the following heirs Of said
p p. Curtis: Mrs. Lucinda Curtis Roe
Lorenzo Curtis. Oakley Curtis Bishop
Van Samuel Curtis, John Reilly Curtis
George Wesley Curtis. and the Unknown
Spouscs Heirs-at-Law, Devisces. anc
legal representatives of each Of the
following named children Of said p. ~
Curtis: Joseph Curtis. Noah, Curtis. ane
appear therto and show cause why sale
permission to deposit the money. ane
said report should not be approved or
or before noon Of the second day o,
the next term of Court. to be begun ano
holden on the 9Th day Of October. 1911
said report will be approved and sale
administrator discharged and his bonds
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
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DELAWAR,E.
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last Weeks Letter.

1891 @fs last M3ekS AcIlSE.J iia
Mr., and Mrs: l.. G. Raster anu
daughters Ruth, Lena and cecile
spent Sunday with friends in Earl
vile. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Truss and son
Homer OF Milwaukee arrived here
Saturday, where they will visit at
the w. F. Esler home for sometime.
Henry kellogg Of Greeley spent
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. A. Spear. s
Mrs. e. E. Mittlestadt and Miss
Pansy Griffin were Dubuque callers
one day last week.
Miss Naomi Leamon is staying al
the Ernest Ryan. home and attending
school in Manchester. We under.
stand her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. - =
r. Leamon, viii move on farm
near Manchester about October !.
School began last Tuesday with
the same teachers, Miss Willard
principal, and Miss Jones. primary
teacher.
Miss Hazel Tibbitts Of Hopkinton
called on friends in town SATURDAY
enroute to independence.
Miss Agnes Gienapp left Saturday
evening, for Hopkinton, where she
will attend Lenox college. Her
manv friends wish her success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kingsley We're
Oneida callers Monday.
Miss Hattie Benson OF Mason CITY
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
c. Benson.
Mrs. R. Davis and daughter Emo
gene and daughter in law, Mrs. Le"
Davis were shopping in Manchester
Saturday. :.
Mrs. Jennie Zetterquist OF Sandy
Point, Texas, is spending few days
with her father, Carl Manson and
family.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
The LOCAL: VIEWS OF
del AWARE COUNTY
FROM 4vD, QrGULAR. C5RREsP skDEkTs
aLENoxs COLLEGE.

Lenox college opened for anothe
+ years work on Tuesday morning. Tn
annual address was given by Hon. L
u G. Coffin Of Fit. Dodge. Although {
man. eightynine years old, he Ger
tainly gave helpful address to- the
young men and young ladies' not for
getting that he was once young HIM
self and seeming to we'll understand
1 the needs Ct young people. The
chapel was we'll filled and all ex.
pressed themselves as well pleased
with what they heard.
Prof A. L. Nichols will fill the
vacancy made by the resignation Of
Prof. Carts. y!
Howard Vaughn is at the head Of
the agricultural department.
"A. IS. Nickless arrived Wednesday
from England, where he spent the
summer at his home. His brother
accompanied him and expects to re-
main in this vicinity
The faculty were entertained at
the home Of leres ident Reed Tuesday.
Prof. j. R.. Jenness, who was q
former teacher here, visited here g
couple :of days: on his way to the az
3ricultnral college in Manhattan, Kan z
ssas. where he has beeneteaching fol
two years. He spent the summer !, a 4
the University. Of Chicago.
HarEer collar Of the class Of ~,
left last week for the University 81
Illinois, where he has a position.
Mrs. woodward retired on Friday /
to Clarke Hall. s5,
The Christian associations gave a
reception Friday evening to the new
students.
The first meeting Of the Y. N. g
A. was held Sabbath afternoon in the
association rooms and was addressed
by President Reed. There was
large attendance.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
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Mrs. Harley Hefner spent a few
days last week with her parents at
Fairbault, Minnesota.
Mrs. "A. w. Sackett transacted bus.
mess in Dubuque Monday.
Miss Nellie Davis Of Manchester
spent Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. Hannah Raster. u
The ladies' Of the M. E. Church
will serve ice cream and cake at
the home Of Mrs. H. F.. Zirtzman on
Friday evening, September 10.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
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RAllEY'S FORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lillibridge and
family Of Manchester visited at the
home OF Mrs. G. NJ. Grommon Sun
day OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Claus return
ed from, Colorado last Friday.
Mrs. "A. Trip was. in Manchester
last Saturday. a
Mrs. Livesey departed for her
home in Portland, Oregon, last We'd
nesday after a few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. "a. Trip. s,
II. Sands had business in Manchester
last Wednesday.
Mrs. e. j. Hopkins visited at 3he
.Beel home last Wednesday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
PROTECT THE SCHOOL CHILL
DREN.
Press Bureau. Board Of Control {
State Institutions. Department
Of tuberculosis. s.

With the opening Of the publ
schools this month, it is we'll to cad
attention Of boards OF education AM
directors to>the sanitary environment
OF the buildings in which the childre
are housed. It is q regrettable FAC
that the vast majority OF schoo
houses through the state especial!
in country districts are in nowist
equipped with ventilating devices
and it is well known that a vas
deal Of sickness among children O
school age is due to a lack OF fresh
air in the school room. The average
amount Of fresh air required each
hour should he 1000 cubic feet fol
each child. In cold weather, it will
therefore appear that without adequ
ate venulating facilities, the child
must suffer Tor the want OF fresh air
u is also apparent that children
lenied an abundance of pure air will
soon show signs OF inattention and
AlSItSoSltSo dS a. IStSu0I " saw POAo
oning. This process carried on day
after day can have but one sequence;
that is, to depress! the child's body,
thus rendering it susceptible to dis
ease particularly coughs and colds.
Many children who fail to make pro-
yress in their. studies are the vic
Tins OF foul air in the school room
and it is important that school
ocards shall examine into the meth
DDS of ventilating the school house.
so as to protect their children.
Moreover, it is imperative that the
heating Of the school house should
insure comfort and yet not require
bllat fresh air in abundance be shut
o.E OF the house, and want to urge
that school boards throughout the
state interest," thems elves in the
proper sanitation, heating and ven
tilation of school houses.
There should be installed the san
tary water container which is an
earthen jar with a cover and a spig-
1t attached at the bottom. 1t is in
prevents dust from. accum-
Mating on the water and excludes
bacteria of many kinds from contain
mating the water. The child should
,e provided with his own individual
.up, carrying the same in his lunch
basket, thus protecting him agains'
Infectious and contagious diseases
,ery generally transmitted by the
omlAon drinking cup.
! The: proper sanitation Of the toll
It's in connection with the schoo.
should be. observed SO that every
hing possible be done to protect
he health and morals OF children,
That large number OF boys and
iris graduate from our schools, SUI
ering with pulmonary disorders, par,
icularly tuberculosis, makes this
Of the utmost Importance tc
he thousands OF boys and girls COM
'elled to attend the public schools.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20

Leila Strane a surprise party Thurs
day evening on her returnI from thu
west.
Air. George Lux and wife of Auro
ra, Illinois, are visiting their rela
| tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. South came out from Dubuque
Friday to see her new grand son al
H. B.. Stills. b
little son is also reported at Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Loops.
Frank Barnes moved into the
building he purchased OF the Iowa I'm
plement company and which he is
fitting up for a garage, where he
will keep supplies, gasoline ETC.,
for resident auto owners and those
passing through.
Mr.. and Mrs Perkins were in town
Friday Mrs. Lewis and Miss Stone
returned with them to Delhi for a
short visit.
Misses Mabel Green and Nettie
Dlghton visited last week with Mrs
Ray seneff in Wyoming.
The body Of. Mrs Ernest Place
was brought here Wednesday from
st. Louis for burial and was accom-
panied by her husband and her two
sisters, Mrs. Alice Wyrick Of Cas-
cade and Mrs. Edith Fosburg OF st.
Joseph, Mo. Carrie Colyer was born
in Hopkinton October 20, 1865 and
she grew to womanhood here. She
was married to E. Il. Place in 1888
and lived here for ten years until
Mr.. Place took employment under
the, Prudential Insurance Co. They
have been in st. Louis since 1905
and Mrs. Place had teen in the
hospital in that city. for over a year
and was great sufferer. The funer-
II services were held in the Me.ho-
list church on Thursday and were
conducted by Rev. T. ]. Hamilton,
besides her two sisters she leaves
two brothers. Charles Colyer Of
Denver and Frank Colyers OF Kear-
hey, Nebraska.
Last spring the Clio club offered
prizes OF five and three dollars forI
the best kept yard by children. Sew
eral entered the contest and the dec
sion as made last week. Miss Ruth
Robb winning the first prize and
David Gearhart the second.
Mrs. Maggie Owens Ash of Chica-
50 spent several days last week with
Mrs. S. j. Tourtellot.
Rev. D. C.. Macintosh preached e.
September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. D. Miller Of Oma-
ha visited relatives in town last
week.
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. John Brad.
e spent Friday in Delhi.
President Reed lost a valuable COW
asst week. We hope he is about
through with his misfortunes.
Mrs. Loomis and Miss Jennie Tour
eliot Of Wyoming visited a few days |
With S. J. Tourtellot and wife.
Herman Dunlap took car load
4 stock to Chicago last week.
Walter Place came up from Cedar
aapids Thursday to attend the fun
raj OF his brothers wife. He has
OLD out his business in that city.
Mrs. Helen Joseph returned Fri
ay evening from "a three weeks Wis
t in Des Moines with her son Frank.
Miss Maude Earhart left Friday
or Iowa City for course. at the
tate university.
"A little one has come to the home
I Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Doolittle IN
iadison, Wisconsin.
Rev. d. G. Macintosh preached at
inc Creek. Buchanan county last
abbath.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
I'll
DELHI.

Thos. Slmons has purchased 70
Il west of Chas. Furman'sr idence2 an
will build there soon.
Miss Maud IIolbert left Thursda
for Iowa City. to attend school. !.
? Nj, and Mrs Will Haar are tn
parents 81 girl born Monday, Sep
TENDER H.. rss
Miss Bernice Oehler has gone 7
Lenox for another school year.
Mrs. j. b. Mcclure and llttl
daughter Ellen have returned Z
their home in Wabasha. Minnesota. \
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake OF strawber
J, nv Point is visiting at L. NJ. Barnes.
Miss Margaret Thompson went t
her home at Center Junction Fridaa!
evening.
Mrs. Copeland OF Hopkinton was
guest Of Mrs W. S. Skinner las'
d week.
Clarence Petition has purchased tht
Il hartman farm west Of town. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Heer Of Des MONIES
were guests at the Perkins home
last week. 5,.a III
Mrs. Harry Pulyer and Miss Hat l
tie Britt were Manchester visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Maxwell OF Delaware visited te
her daughter, Mrs. Jakelin, las'
week. 81.
Mrs. r. j. Van Antwer is on the
sick list.
Misses Hattie Beal and Sara.h
SClough and Mrs. J. D. Keith ;vis l'l' z
AZ Lewis Keith's near Cascade lasl
week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Doolittle en-.
tertained company OF friends a.
dinner Saturday.
irving Woodbridge of Edgewood was
in town Saturday. s,
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Skinner WIZ
attend tn. annual conference Of tne
N. d. Church at Waterloo thN =
week.
55 + NJ Brayton is seriously Ill.
The M. 3. aid society meets On o.
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M ll''o
Reeder. nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Doolittle en-
tertained friends Monday. Il
Harlan stone goes to Waterloo On
Saturday to attend the layma,r
meeting Of the NJ. E. Church.
There will be no preaching SET
vices at thee NJ. E. Church next sun
day. The pastor will be absent az
tending conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Porter enter
tanned friend last week. Tuesday ev'
ening.
Mrs. F. E. stimson and Mrs. E. J,
Wintenberg were in Dyersyille FRI
day.
Boggs Of Manchester visited in tow .
Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
NOTICES
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In The District Court Of Iowa. In ant
For Delaware County.
October Term, A. o., 1911.
Minnie A. Copeland.
Plaintiff.
IS ~

w. F. Copeland.
Defendant.
To said Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there Is
now on file In the Office of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF the state OF ne fHMa
Of Minnie A. Copeland. the. plaintiff
Aforesaid claiming Of you oanS divorce f' ths
grounds OF desertion and cruel and in
Human treatment. Plaintiff also asks
for the custody Of the minor child.
You are further notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or be b.
fore noon Of the second day OF the
October term. 1911. Of said Court. which
viii commence and be held M at Man n,
9Th day OF October A. D. 1911. default
will be entered AGAINST you and 5uds
ment rendered thereon.
Carr Bronson & Carr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1854 wks,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
Common Cold. must be taken ssr'.

Common Colds must be taken seri-
iousIy.
For! unless cured they sap the vital
lty and lower the vital resistance to
more serious infection. Protect your
children and yourself by prompt use
Of Foleys Honey and Tar Compound
and note its quick aud decisive re.
suits. For coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough, bronchitis and az
fections Of the throat chest and
lungs it is an ever ready and valu-
able remedy. --Anders & Phillips.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20
men released.
Charles e. worley,
VI

n ~ 80 CHARLES n. W0rIey,
Administrator or.
BY Carr Bronson & Carr.
Attorneys for Administrator.
It is hereby ordered in conformity Will
Section $40, of the 1907 Supplement Of
Code OF Iowa. that the foregoing notice
be published for tour consecutive weeks
in tho Manchester Democrat, news,
paper Of general circulation published
In Delaware County. Iowa.
Franklin c. Plat.
Judge Of the Tenth judicial
District OF Iowa.
&c l,,,lro .-sFs
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20

The unknown Claimants of the following
described real estate. to-wit: CON-
mencing at the northwest corner 40 o.
j. the Northeast Quarter of the NORM fso o.,
township Ninety (so). North !, Ka m en
Delaware H County. Iowa, thence F Gas!
Thirty 500 rods; t1enfeT SGtsn (se}
rods thence North Forty (4o) r9ds %
Helen Taicott. Sarah story story . q Ghafe the
Sherman and John 1n1 Gi nssisne aMu gran
3 t nnKn9SS evisees and legal representatives
of said named persons.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-20

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70 the above named defendants:
You. and each Of you. are hereby mott.
led that there IS now on file IN the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court
Of Iowa. in and for Delaware County,
That he is the absolute owner In FEE
f,imple OF the following described rca!
he Sorsb East phe spst ana
south West Quarter DID. Of the
>orth East Quarter 90 OF Section
ss and sSa seth East
quarter u-4). OF Seclion Fifteen uo).
Ind running thence West on the sec
don line Thirty-One and one-Fourth
direction Thirty {3O) rods to the center
81 the road. thence following the center,
y the road in S Sew dir, direc c.
:aom YEN ZEN and One Fourth 90 -.
.ods to place Of beginning. and strip
of land Fifteen rs? feet wide off from.
:er u-41 of Section Twenty Two ed.
;ange Three (s). West Of this Fifth P.
That the plaintiff is ctedibly inform
make some claims adverse to the inter-
,st Of the plaintiff In said real sssase
md the defendants in this action. claim
some, right. title or. interest therein AS
lssignees. surviving spouses. heirs-at-
sentatives OF the parties named or de-
That the unknown defendants claim
lain 1s some aio interest in that PORTION Of
said a. real real sstate described as follows;
(ss5. Township tso5. North Range
rom the fact that said Walter Ellis
United States government by patent
Ind original entry, said patent not hav.
,ig as yet. been recorded and said Ger
Nay LIST. 1S46 and recorded~in Book !, in
he Recorders office Oh Delaware Co; n
y. Iowa, and the records of Delaware
county. Iowa. DO not show that he ct-
TO. and the plaintiff alleges the fact to
De that at a date prior TO May q. 1910,
SAID Waiter Ellis died interstate lea ny
surviving heirs-at-law were tho .G-
owing named brothers and sister: .Nb-
PIE PIE Ellis. ", :. e. Ellis ana J. H Els;
tnat no administration was ever giant
60 on the estate OF the said Walter 81
rs. deceased. but thar Immediately d. Ter
.aSa oeath Mn ms brothers ana sister alore-
and J. H. Ellis. entered into the 'nss
session OF said real estate and claimed
ownership thereof by inheritance from
hat from the; date on which the said
Walter Ellis received the title to said
premises from the United States Eov-
.rnment. he and his heirs and devisees
and an SUBSEQUENT grantees incluulng
The plaintiff herein. have held the open
and adverse possession of said premises
down to the, present time under a CAIN
of right, and, have been in the open and
adverse possession Of the same during
all that time.
That VIM. c. Ellis the grantee in the
deed to the East Half .l-2). of the
North East Quarter G-4). of said Sec
ton Twenty-Five (22). which was re-
corded In Book "a. Page q. in the Of
flee of the Recorder of Delaware Coun-
Grantors in the deed to said real estate,
which was recorded in Book q. Page
go, in the. office Of the Recorder OF
Delaware County. Iowa. was one and