anaheim-gazette 1924-07-24

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Items of Local Interest Culled from the Files of Former Issues of This Paper 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 25, 1874 The firm of Nebelling and Steinhart has dissolved partnership. Max will continue to provide for the tired and hungry wayfarer as of yore. At the close of a recent school examination of the Wilmington Deleware, Public schools, Miss Lucy Hanna, a niece of our fellow townsman, John Hanna, Esq., was presented with a beautiful gold medal. The Adams prize for superiority in general scholarship. We are pleased to learn that the illness of Senor Don Prudencio Yorba, which at one time threatened to prove fatal, has succumbed to the skillful treatment of his physician and that he is now convalescing. J.K. Tuffree has gone to San Francisco on a business trip. A very superior Swiss cheese has just been received by Menzel. The circus will perform in Anaheim on Tuesday night. Tjm Carroll has received from the U.S. Patent office the patent for his transplanter. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 27, 1899 Mrs. L. F. Lewis assisted by her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Deering of Los Angeles entertained at progressive euchre on Thursday afternoon. The first prize, a decorated chocolate pot was won by Mrs. Henry Kuchel, the second, a china candlestick by Mrs. Wool and the consolation, a toy God by Mrs. Margaret Higgins. Otto Storm and family are at the Landing enjoying an outing at the seashore. Gus Hansen and family have returned from the Capistrano Springs after a fortnight's outing. Mrs. Jesse R. Parker and little daughter of Randsburg are the guests of Mrs. Delos Morton at her home in West Anaheim. Johnny Cleveland left at 4 o'clock on Monday morning on his bicycle for San Diego to visit with relatives for a week. He expected to reach Ocean-side for dinner and after a rest of a couple of hours on the way to reach San Diego by 8 o'clock in the evening. Hugo Strodthroff is spending his vacation at Long Beach. A very superior Swiss cheese has just been received by Menzel. The circus will perform in Anaheim on Tuesday night. Tjm Carroll has received from the U.S. Patent office the patent for his transplanter. The saddlery establishment of Mr. Thompson on Center street, has been removed a few feet further west in order to give room for the erection of Mr. Kroeger's brick building. A two year old child of D. H. Samls of Santa Ana is suffering severely from some foreign substance, supposed to be a watermelon seed having lodged in its throat. Dr. Yocum goes to San Francisco on the Mohongo tomorrow for the purpose of meeting his wife and family who are enroute from their eastern home to this place. Rev. M. Loop will hold Episcopal services at Enterprise hall tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. We are informed that arrangements have been made to have the reverend gentleman preach here regularly. At a meeting of the board of trustees of the Anaheim School district, held on Tuesday, the same corps of teachers were re-elected for the next year. The new session will commence on Monday, August 10th. Now is the time of year when an exodus to the hot springs is in order. Several of our citizens, among whom were Messrs. Goodman, Shubert, Kraemer, and Struck have gone to test the virtues of the water. Orange Notes — At a mass meeting of citizens called to discuss the establishment of an invalid's home and hotel proposed by Mr. and Mrs. D. Larkin of San Jose, Mr. McPherson was elected chairman, Mrs. Dr. Larkin explained the object of the meeting in an eloquent manner. The following persons were elected directors of the company: Mr. Messinger, J. W. Anderson, M. A. Peters, Robert McPherson, P. Bowers, C. H. Chapman and Col. Glassell. The building site selected is just opposite Dr Beach's of Mrs. Delos Morton at her home in West Anaheim. Johnny Cleveland left at 4 o'clock on Monday morning on his bicycle for San Diego to visit with relatives for a week. He expected to reach Ocean-side for dinner and after a rest of a couple of hours on the way to reach San Diego by 8 o'clock in the evening. Hugo Strodthroff is spending his vacation at Long Beach. Joe Backs and Fred Mallett, the Peat Land boll tossers are arranging a ball game between a nine composed of Anaheim and Westminster players and a Los Angeles nine. Mrs. Cohen leaves next week with her family for a summer's outing at Newport Beach. Mrs. Mottram accompanied her. Frank Stone went down to Bolsa yesterday to take a job on the construction of the shooting club's new club house of which A. D. Porter is foreman. H. A. McWilliams and W. W. Scott are at the Puente Oil Wells this week doing carpenter work. Rev. Holcomb was over from Fullerton yesterday on a brief business mission. P. A. Derge is organizing a gun club to have some sport with clay pigeons. Miss Winifred Taylor of Palo Alto a graduate of the university, is visiting with Miss Alexandria Fay. Mrs. Knoll, of Los Angeles, mother of C. O. Rust is sojourning at Newport Beach for the summer. Mrs. Houck, mother of Dr. Houck, who has been here from Oregon during the week visiting her son leaves in a day or two to join her at the beach. Fred Backs and Robert Adair Scott are at Long Beach listening to what the sad sea waves are saying. Robin Adair has been pitching hay up at Harry Dyer's grain field on the Tuff-free ranch and is spending a time at the beach to recuperate his health. Bill Hill's separator passed through here on Tuesday afternoon on the way to the La Habra valley where threshing operations began yesterday. Bill expects to threaten 15,000 packs of wheat ultimately self-sufficient. A year ago that the Democrat chance of succeeding 1920. The open one for an independent leadership whichever he ought to be was, therefore element or role believed would vancement of it. The program decy entered the selection of the national machine port of the rural country through head of the Labor and the Conference for action, and of Italian national activities involving committees rather than surface this maneuvers loom. The use of the very created which has flashed convention. the radicals in pose of embassy in the La Folk bids fair all cratic party that was intended to quisition for our country a deed gram by the radical allies in the country be and mallee of it unexpectedly cerning the ve interest it was his nomination and the country the inquisitors lous to improp when committee number This was led by the activ radical senator Senate's chief f Meanwhile the spirit of the Social majority took concrete part in ing of citizens called to discuss the establishment of an invalid's home and hotel proposed by Mr. and Mrs. D. Larkin of San Jose, Mr. McPherson was elected chairman, Mrs. Dr. Larkin explained the object of the meeting in an eloquent manner. The following persons were elected directors of the company: Mr. Messinger, J. W. Anderson, M. A. Peters, Robert McPherson, P. Bowers, C. H. Chapman and Col. Glassell. The building site selected is just opposite Dr Beach's hall and adjoining the company's offices. A retreat of this kind for invalids, surrounded by orange groves, almond and walnut orchards, orderly and fruitful vineyards, with pleasant and most picturesque scenery of California together with its healthful climate can not fail to restore health. Fred Wartenburg's team ran away yesterday, however, nobody was hurt except Mrs. Metz' sycamore tree. On July 21, at the residence of Dr. McCoy in Westminster, J. M. Quinn was married to Miss Dapper C. Marquis. Rev. J. W. Atherton officiated. Mr Quinn and his wife left for San Francisco on Wednesday morning to be absent about ten days. Born—Or. Wednesday, July 20th, to the wife of Gabino Real, a daughter. Died—In upper Santa Ana, July 22, Mary Ann, wife of David Watson. In Anaheim on July 22, the infant son of Mrs. G. P. Reed. Tiburcio Vasquez was brought before the court at Salinas today for preliminary examination. The district attorney from San Benito appeared and demanded the prisoner be sent there for trial. The court granted the motion and Vasquez is lodged in the Santa Clara jail for safe keeping. Fred Backs and Robert Adair Scott are at Long Beach listening to what the sad sea waves are saying. Robin Adair has been pitching hay up at Harry Dyer's grain field on the Tuff-free ranch and is spending a time at the beach to recuperate his health. Bill Hill's separator passed through here on Tuesday afternoon on the way to the La Habra valley where threshing operations began yesterday. Bill expects to thresh 15,000 sacks of grain in that section this season. He was in town Tuesday morning looking for men to go to work on the machine. W. J. Smith and daughter, Mrs. Seegar, departed on Tuesday for San Francisco, to remain all summer. Mr. Smith's many friends hope that the change in climate will prove beneficial to his health which has been failing for some time. William Wintter has rented his father's farm on Orangethorpe avenue and will farm the place. Mr. Wintter Sr., having spent a very busy life contemplates retiring and will take life easy. Albert Wintter leaves on Monday for Los Angeles where he will take a course in the Woodbury Business college. The cannery has shipped out seven car loads of canned apricots and there yet remain about fourteen carloads to ship. The establishment had a short run on peaches on Monday, but this fruit is not looked for in any great amount until the first of next week. Yesterday the cannery shipped 1,000 empty picking boxes to Fresno, where Mr. Weisel has purchased 100 tons of lemon cling peaches. Freight on these peaches costs $6 per ton and the fruit laid down here comes to $28 per ton. A carload of peaches is expected today from San Diego and another one on Saturday. Two of the carloads of apricots shipped out go to Havre, France. At the beautiful Chateau Landell, at Centralla yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, Miss Margaret E. Landell, the only daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. M. Landell was united in wedlock to H. C. Hargreaves, a well known young horticulturist of Falbrook, San Diego county. Only relatives and near friends of the family were present. Rev. Trierdean of the Southern California Episcopal church of Los Angeles was the officiating clergyman. The happy couple departed on the afternoon train for Monterey where they will spend their honeymoon. Gus Bennerscheldt son of J. Bennerscheldt of this city, was married in Oakland on the 19th to Miss Margaret Teague. Gus is an employee of the Oakland Iron Works. A GREAT POLITICAL OPPORTUNITY WASTED There is encouragement to well wishers of the nation in the present remarkable political situation because of the evidence it gives that in a government of public opinion wrong is ultimately self defeating. A year ago it was generally believed that the Democratic party had a fair chance of success in the campaign of 1920. The opportunity, however, was one for an intelligent and patriotic leadership which did not exist. The organization of the Democratic party came within the control of a political and industrial adventurer, without a conviction other than that he ought to be president, and who was therefore willing to blay to any party need renovation. The Democratic party has many able, self respecting men of dignity and character and ability who are capable of basing the effort to secure control of government on principle rather than purely destructive and irresponsible tactics. Perhaps it is too much to expect that under the present primary system, which puts a premium on demagogy and corruption, such a leadership will come to the front. If so, that is a national misfortune, for the existence of two strong national political parties, capably led, is a national security. PAT'S SMART BANK Pat had opened his first bank account and had taken to paying most of his debts by check. One day the bank sent him a statement together with a packet of canceled checks. Of the statement Pat made neither head nor tail, but the returned checks greatly pleased him. "Mike," he said to a friend, "sure an' it's a smart bank I'm doin' business wid now." "How's that?" "Why, Oh paid all me bills wild checks, and be jabbers if the bank wasn't slick enough to get ivory check back for me." SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE META SOPHIE DOROTHEA ZEYN, WILHELMINA JOHANA HOLCOMB, AND MARIE L. DWYER, Plaintiffs, vs. THE ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, also all other persons unknown, claiming any right There never was a goose that laid golden eggs, and besides she is dead. He who lights and runs away will live to light fireworks another fourth. Orange County Business College 626 North Main Street, Santa Ana, California. Enroll now for the Spring term Day School Secretarial, Accountancy, Business Administration, Bookkeeping Posting Machine and Shorthand courses. Every graduate placed in a good position. You can enter any school day or school evening. Call or write for our free catalogue explaining everything. J. W. McCORMAC, Pres. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY TRUSTEE UNDER DEED OF TRUST. WHEREAS, Joe Siegel and Etta Siegel, his wife, as Trustors, executed a certain Deed of Trust bearing dated April 3rd, 1923, to the Orange County Title Company, a Corporation of Santa Ana, California, an Trustee, for the benefit and security of A. A. Mills and Pamella H. Mills, as Beneficiaries, to secure the payment of one certain promissory note in favor of A. A. Mills and Pamella H. Mills, dated March 28th, 1923, made by Joe Siegel and Etta Siegel for $2800.00, payable $20.00 or more April 28th, 1923, and $20.00 or more on the 28th day of each month thereafter until said note be fully paid, with interest from sale March 28th, 1923, at the rate of 7% per annum, payable monthly, which payments were to be applied first on interest and the balance on the prince- A year ago it was generally believed that the Democratic party had a fair chance of success in the campaign of 1920. The opportunity, however, was one for an intelligent and patriotic leadership which did not exist. The organization of the Democratic party came within the control of a political and industrial adventurer, without a conviction other than that he ought to be president, and who was, therefore, willing to play to any element or resort to any method he believed would contribute to the advancement of his own ambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controlling the selection of delegates through use of the national Democratic organization machinery, of rallying the support of the radical elements of the country through the politicians at the head of the American Federation of Labor and the railway brotherhoods' Conference for Progressive Political action, and of besmirching the Republican national administration through the activities of senatorial investigating committees operating for partisan rather than public purposes. On the surface this combination of "silck" maneuvers looked like a "cinch." The use of the organization machinery created widespread resentment, which has flamed in the New York convention. The combination with the radicals in Congress for the purpose of embarrassing and defeating the Republican party only culminated in the La Follette candidacy, which bids fair to alienate from the Democratic party the very radical vote it was intended to annex. The substitution of a program of defamatory inquisition for one of getting before the country a definite legislative program by the Democrats and their radical allies in Congress disgusted the country because of the injustice and malice of the methods employed. It unexpectedly brought out facts concerning the very candidate in whose interest it was daunted, which made his nomination impossible but impressed the country with the facts that the inquisitors themselves were calous to impropriety and wrongdoing when committed by one of their own number. This was further demonstrated by the action of Democratic and radical senators in this case of the Senate's chief inquisitor. Meanwhile the lawless and violent spirit of the Senate Democratic-radical majority took hold of the Democratic party within the control of a political and industrial adventurer, without a conviction other than that he ought to be president, and who was, therefore, willing to play to any element or resort to any method he believed would contribute to the advancement of his own ambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controlling the selection of delegates through use of the national Democratic organization machinery, of rallying the support of the radical elements of the country through the politicians at the head of the American Federation of Labor and the railway brotherhoods' Conference for Progressive Political action, and of besmirishing the Republican national administration through the activities of senatorial investigating committees operating for partisan rather than public purposes. On the surface this combination of "silck" maneuvers looked like a "cinch." The use of the organization machinery created widespread resentment, which has flamed in the New York convention. The combination with the radicals in Congress for the purpose of embarrassing and defeating the Republican party only culminated in the La Follette candidacy, which bids fair to alienate from the Democratic party the very radical vote it was intended to annex. The substitution of a program of defamatory inquisition for one of getting before the country a definite legislative program by the Democrats and their radical allies in Congress disgusted the country because of the injustice and malice of the methods employed. It unexpectedly brought out facts concerning the very candidate in whose interest it was daunted, which made his nomination impossible but impressed the country with the facts that the inquisitors themselves were calous to impropriety and wrongdoing when committed by one of their own number. This was further demonstrated by the action of Democratic and radical senators in this case of the Senate's chief inquisitor. Meanwhile the lawless and violent spirit of the Senate Democratic-radical majority took hold of the Democratic party within the control of a political and industrial adventurer, without a conviction other than that he ought to be president, and who was, therefore, willing to play to any element or resort to any method he believed would contribute to the advancement of his own ambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controlling the selection of delegates through use of the national Democratic organization machinery, of rallying the support of the radical elements of the country through the politicians at the head of the American Federation of Labor and the railway brotherhoods' Conference for Progressive Political action, and of besmirishing the Republican national administration through the activities of senatorial investigating committees operating for partisan rather than public purposes. On the surface this combination of "silck" maneuvers looked like a "cinch." The use of the organization machinery created widespread resentment, which has flamed in the New York convention. The combination with the radicals in Congress for the purpose of embarrassing and defeating the Republican party only culminated in the La Follette candidacy, which bids fair to alienate from the Democratic party the very radical vote it was intended to annex. The substitution of a program of defamatory inquisition for one of getting before the country a definite legislative program by the Democrats and their radical allies in Congress disgusted the country because of the injustice and malice of the methods employed. It unexpectedly brought out facts concerning the very candidate in whose interest it was daunted, which made his nomination impossible but impressed the country with the facts that the inquisitors themselves were calous to impropriety and wrongdoing when committed by one of their own number. This was further demonstrated by the action of Democratic and radical senators in this case of the Senate's chief inquisitor. Meanwhile the lawless and violent spirit of the Senate Democratic-radical majority took hold of the Democratic party within the control of a political and industrial adventurer, without a conviction other than that he ought to be president, and who was, therefore, willing to play to any element or resort to any method he believed would contribute to the advancement of his own ambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controlling the selection of delegates through use of the national Democratic organization machinery, of rallying the support of the radical elements of the country through the politicians at the head of the American Federation of Labor and the railway brotherhoods' Conference for Progressive Political action, and of besmirishingthe Republican national administration throughthe activitiesofsenatorialinvestigatingcommitteesoperatingforpartisanratherthanpublicpurposes.Onthesurfacethiscombinationof"silck"maneuverslookedlikea"cinch." The use oftheorganizationmachinerycreatedwidespreadresentmentwhichhasflamedintheNewYorkconvention.ThecombinationwiththeradicalsinCongressforthepurposeofembarrassinganddefeatingtheRepublicanpartyonlyculminatedinlaFollett candidacywhichbidsfairtoalienatefromtheDemocraticpartytheveryradicalvoteitwasintendedtoannex.ThesubstitutionofaprogramofdefamatoryinquisitionforoneofgettingbeforethecountryadefinitelegislativeprogrambytheDemocratsandtheirradicalalliesinCongressdisgustedthecountrybecauseoftheinjusticesandmaliceofthemethodsmployed.itunexpectedlybroughtoutfactsconcerningtheverycandidateinwhoseinterestitwasdauntchedwhichmadehisnominationimpossiblebutimpressedthecountrywiththefactsthattheinquisitorsthemselveswerecaloustoimproprietyandwrongdoingwhencommittedbyoneoftheirownnumberThiswasfurtherdemonstratedbytheactionofDemocraticandradicalsenatorsinthiscaseofthesenatechiefinquisitor. MeanwhilethelawlessandviolentspiritoftheSenateDemocratic-radicalmajoritytookholdoftheDemocraticpartywiththecontrolofapoliticalandindustrialadventurerwithoutaconvictionotherthanthatheoughttobepresident,andwhowasthereforewillingtopleytotanyelementorresorttoanymethodhebelievedwouldcontributetocheadvancementofhisownambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controllingthe selectionof delegatesthroughuseofthenationalDemocraticorganizationmachinery,ofrallyringthesupportoftheradicalelementsofthecountrythroughthepoliticiansattheheadoftheAmericanFederationofLaborandtherailwaybrotherhoods'ConferenceforProgressivePoliticalaction,andofbesmirchingtheRepublicannationaladministrationthroughtheactivitiesofsenatorialinvestigatingcommitteesoperatingforpartisanratherthanpublicpurposes.Onthesurfacethiscombinationof"silck"maneuverslookedlikea"cinch." The useoftheorganizationmachinerycreatedwidespreadresentmentwhichhasflamedintheNewYorkconvention.ThecombinationwiththeradicalsinCongressforthepurposeofembarrassinganddefeatingtheRepublicanpartyonlyculminatedinlaFollett candidacywhichbidsfairtoalienatefromtheDemocraticpartytheveryradicalvoteitwasintendedtoannex.ThesubstitutionofaprogramofdefamatoryinquisitionforoneofgettingbeforethecountryadefinitelegislativeprogrambytheDemocratsandtheirradicalalliesinCongressdisgustedthecountrybecauseoftheinjusticesandmaliceofthemethodsmployed.itunexpectedlybroughtoutfactsconcerningtheverycandidateinwhoseinterestitwasdauntchedwhichmadehisnominationimpossiblebutimpressedthecountrywiththefactsthattheinquisitors themselveswerecaloustoimproprietyandwrongdoingwhencommittedbyoneof theirownnumberThiswasfurtherdemonstratedbytheactionofDemocraticandradicalsenatorsinthiscaseofthesenatechiefinquisitor. MeanwhilethelawlessandviolentspiritoftheSenateDemocratic-radicalmajoritytookholdoftheDemocraticpartywiththecontrolofapoliticalandindustrialadventurerwithoutaconvictionotherthanthatheoughttobepresident,andwhowasthereforewillingtopleytotanyelementorresorttoanymethodhebelievedwouldcontributetocheadvancementofhisownambitions. The program upon which this can-do entry entered was that of controllingthe selectionof delegatesthroughuseofthenationalDemocraticorganizationmachinery,ofrallyringthesupportoftheradicalelementsofthecountrythroughthepoliticiansattheheadoftheAmericanFederationofLaborandtherailwaybrotherhoods'ConferenceforProgressivePoliticalaction,andofbesmirchingtheRepublicannationaladministrationthroughtheactivitiesofsenatorialinvestigatingcommitteesoperatingforpartisanratherthanpublicpurposes.Onthesurfacethiscombinationof"silck"maneuverslookedlikea"cinch." 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Houce has been the week day or two week through this way to what Robin may up at Tuftime at health.. from Fuller business a gun club pigeons。 Palo Alton is visit-y。 Houce has been The Week Of April 20th, May 28th, June 28th, July 28th, August 28th, September 28th, October 28th, November 28th, December 28th, January 28th, February 28th, March 28th, April 28th, May 28th, June 28th, July 28th, August 28th, September 28th, October 28th, January 28th, February 28th, March 28th, April 28th, May 28th, June 28th, July 28th, August 28th, September 28th, October 28th, January 28th, February 28th, March 28th, April 28th, May 28th, June 28th, July 28th, August 28th, September 28th, October 28th, January 28th, February 28th, March 28th, April 28th, May 28th, June 28th, July 28th, August 28th, September 28th, October 28th， January 28th， February 28th， March 28th， April 28th， May 28th， June 28th， July 28th， August 28th， September 28th， October 28th， January 28th， February 28th， March 28th， April 28th， May 28th， June 28th， July 28th， August 28th， September 28th， October 28th， January 28th， February 28th， March 28th， April 28th， May 28th， June 28th， July 28th， August 28th， September 28th， October 28th， January 28th， February 28th， March 28th， April 28th， May 28th， June 28th， July 28th， August 28th， September 28th， October 28th， January 28th， February 28th， March honorable members of the Senate's chief inquisitor. Meanwhile the lawless and violent spirit of the Senate Democratic-radical majority took hold of the Democratic party itself. The contest for the presidential nomination assumed the character of a border brawl. Throughout the country, as in Washington, defamation low personalities and appeals to hatred and prejudice took the place of reason and deliberation. The wind was sowed in the Senate Chamber at Washington and the whirlwind was reaped in Madison Square Garden, New York. The pugilistic gun-toting, epithet hurling "leaders" of the national Democracy in the United States Senate have had their prototypes among the delegates and visitors to the New York convention. The result has been a revolting bedlam which has radiated the disgrace of the party from one end of the country to the other and has aroused internal hatreds from which the National Democracy may never recover. No political party and no political leadership ever makes a mistake in conducting itself in a manly, courageous, straightforward, dignified way. When the proceedings of the United States Senate are brought by a party leadership to the level of a barroom brawl it is not surprising that the national convention of that party seeks the same level, with both sides of the controversy handled by strong arm methods. For the good of the country the legislative leadership of the Democratic "We WILL SELL YOUR Ranch, Home or Business" We reach thousands of interested buyers in the West, Middle West, and Eastern States thru our Chain Offices. Write for information. No Commissions. Owners Nat'l Listing Bureau, Inc Dept. D., 422 East Broadway, Long Beach, California. D3," as shown on a map recorded in Book 34, Page 592, of Deeds, Records of Los Angeles County, California, except the Westerly 8 feet of said real property heretofore conveyed to the City of Anaheim for street purposes. 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Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 27th day of June, A. D., 1924. (Superior Court Seal) J. M. BACKS, Clerk. By A. L. HITCHCOCK, Deputy Clerk. 7-17-10t WHEREAS, said Pamelia H. Mills on March 28th, 1924, did cause to be recorded in the office of the county Recorder of Orange County, State of California, notice of such breach and default in payment of the said installments of principal and interest due on said note, and notice of her election to cause the property described in said Deed of Trust to be sold in accordance with the provisions thereof to satisfy the obligations secured thereby, and WHEREAS, more than three months have now elapsed since the recordation of said notice and the said sum of $2788.93 remains unpaid. 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