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Bernardita, who is bent down in the photo and wearing an orange kerchief, works doing all types of crafts, including re-upholstery, pottery, work in leather, and work in wood. She also works on a loom and often uses recycled materials. She has had the workshop where she does her work for 9 years and they call it the "multiple" workshop because she of the diversity of artwork that she produces. To make her crafts, Bernardita buys wood at low prices, but most of her other heavy materials are recycled.
She takes commissions but also creates her own innovative work like wooden signs. With the loan, she will buy sandpaper, paint, wool, paint thinner, Betumen of Judea (used to create a patina effect) and will repair an electric tool that she uses in her artwork.
Her goals are to continue developing classes and workshops to keep her craft skills up to date. Her dreams are also to share and transmit to the other members of the communal bank everything she has learned about crafts. She wants to continue being an artist and to continue working. Bernardita completed free classes in weaving with the Mapuche (indigenous people of Chile). She is very grateful for the opportunity that Fondo Esperanza has given her, not just for the loans but also for the values that Fondo Esperanza promotes, like solidarity and trust.
Valparaíso is located 120 kilometers northeast of Santiago. It is the regional capital and also the headquarters of the country's legislature. It is Chile's first port and offers a great variety of beautiful and picturesque places, like the home of Pablo Neruda, winner of the Noble Prize for his poetry.
Bernardita, quien en la foto se encuentra agachada y viste una pañoleta color naranjo, se dedica al rubro de la artesanía en general, desde retapicería, alfarería el trabajo en cueros, en madera, también realiza telares y ocupa material de reciclaje. El taller donde realiza su artesanía lo tiene desde hace 9 años y lo denomina taller múltiple debido a la diversidad de trabajos que puede realizar. Para realizar su artesanía Bernardita compra leña a bajo costo, pero generalmente los materiales gruesos son reciclados.
Sus productos también los realiza a pedido, pero también realiza artesanía innovadora, como letreros de madera.
Con el préstamo comprará lijas, pinturas, lanas, diluyentes, betún de Judea y además mandará a reparar una herramienta eléctrica para utilizarla en su artesanía.
Sus metas son seguir desarrollando cursos y talleres para mantener activos los conocimientos artesanales. De ésta manera sus sueños son compartir y transmitir con las demás socias los aprendizajes en artesanía. Anhela seguir siendo artesana y continuar trabajando.
Bernardita realiza cursos en forma gratuita de telares con la cultura mapuche.
Ella está muy agradecida de la oportunidad que le ha brindado Fondo Esperanza, no solo por el crédito sino también por los valores que fomenta Fondo Esperanza, en cuanto a la solidaridad, la unión y la confianza.
Valparaíso está situado a 120 kilómetros al noroeste de Santiago. Es la capital regional y además sede del poder legislativo del país. Es el primer puerto de la nación y ofrece gran variedad de lugares hermosos y pintorescos, como por ejemplo la casa del poeta Pablo Neruda, ganador del Premio Nobel.
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About Fondo EsperanzaFondo Esperanza (FE) is a private non-profit organization that supports entrepreneurship by providing micro-credit and training to people living in poverty in well over 100 cities throughout Chile. By providing these services, FE aims to improve the living conditions of the entrepreneurs and their families. In 2010, FE provided loans to more than 41,000 entrepreneurs. It utilizes a communal banking model in which groups of 18 to 25 clients meet on regularly and guarantee each other's loans. The members use their portion of the loan to create or expand their own businesses. In the group meetings, clients receive training though the FE Entrepreneurship School, which enhances clients' personal and business skills and ability to work in groups.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Little Ann and her mother were walking one day Through London's wide city so fair, And business obliged them to go by the way That led them through Cavendish Square. And as they pass'd by the great house of a Lord, A beautiful chariot there came, To take some most elegant ladies abroad, Who straightway got into the same. The ladies in feathers and jewels were seen, The chariot was painted all o'er, The footmen behind were in silver and green, The horses were prancing before. Little Ann by her mother walk'd silent and sad, A tear trickled down from her eye, Till her mother said, "Ann, I should be very glad To know what it is makes you cry. " "Mamma," said the child, "see that carriage so fair, All cover'd with varnish and gold, Those ladies are riding so charmingly there While we have to walk in the cold. "You say GOD is kind to the folks that are good, But surely it cannot be true; Or else I am certain, almost, that He would Give such a fine carriage to you. " "Look there, little girl," said her mother, "and see What stands at that very coach door; A poor ragged beggar, and listen how she A halfpenny tries to implore. "All pale is her face, and deep sunk is her eye, And her hands look like skeleton's bones; She has got a few rags, just about her to tie, And her naked feet bleed on the stones. " 'Dear ladies,' she cries, and the tears trickle down, 'Relieve a poor beggar, I pray; I've wander'd all hungry about this wide town, And not ate a morsel to-day. 'My father and mother are long ago dead, My brother sails over the sea, And I've scarcely a rag, or a morsel of bread, As plainly, I'm sure, you may see. 'A fever I caught, which was terrible bad, But no nurse or physic had I; An old dirty shed was the house that I had, And only on straw could I lie. 'And now that I'm better, yet feeble and faint, And famish'd, and naked, and cold, I wander about with my grievous complaint, And seldom get aught but a scold. 'Some will not attend to my pitiful call, Some think me a vagabond cheat; And scarcely a creature relieves me, of all The thousands that traverse the street. 'Then ladies, dear ladies, your pity bestow:' Just then a tall footman came round, And asking the ladies which way they would go, The chariot turn'd off with a bound. "Ah! see, little girl," then her mother replied, "How foolish those murmurs have been; You have but to look on the contrary side, To learn both your folly and sin. "This poor little beggar is hungry and cold, No mother awaits her return; And while such an object as this you behold, Your heart should with gratitude burn. "Your house and its comforts, your food and your friends, 'Tis favour in GOD to confer, Have you any claim to the bounty He sends, Who makes you to differ from her? "A coach, and a footman, and gaudy attire, Give little true joy to the breast; To be good is the thing you should chiefly desire, And then leave to GOD all the rest. "
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Update on JuanaJuana is 67 years old. She lives with her family in the la Viña sector of Nueva Arica, located two hours from the city of Chiclayo, part of the Lambayeque region on Peru's North Coast. The people here are involved in business, farm and raise livestock.
Juana raises and sells small animals. She has requested a loan of 1200 PEN to buy balanced feed. In this way she can achieve better production and offer lower prices, generating more income for her family.
Ella se dedica a la actividad de crianza y venta de animales menores, ha solicitado un préstamo de 1 200 nuevos soles para la compra de alimentos balanceados y de esta manera tener una mejor producción y ofrecerlos a un precio más alto, generándole mayores ingresos para su familia.
Previous Loan DetailsJuana, age 64, is married and has five children who are already grown and independent. She lives with her husband in the La Viña annex in the Cayaltí district. It is 1 hour and 50 minutes from the city of Chiclayo. She has been raising and selling animals since she got married. She tells us... More from Juana's previous loan »
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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- Repayment Term
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- Repayment Schedule
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- Currency Exchange Loss:
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WIth all the technology such as social media about, it has given people more freedom than ever…freedom to express, freedom to congregate behind a cause, freedom to create businesses.
But as much as freedom excites human with the opportunites, it can be frightening…and in a sense that is where you, the brand, the company… come in
- As much as people want freedom, they also like a system…social media can be used by your brand to give consumers expression but also shows a structure…so the freedom to express ideas or views through a recognised system of control. Control which filters spam and abuse, for example or even act as a control mechanism over the delivery of the brand promise.
- People like to be seen as unique – I wish I had a pound for every time a company said "Ah yes but our industry is different!". Social media can provide the bridge that consumers are looking for….they don't want total power over you, they want self expression and the chance to be listened to…
- A thriving society has roles, has boundaries… but within that allows for uniqueness. The uniqueness is the thread that brings society together. Social media can allow the self expression (the unique qualities) and at the same time act as a filter, act as a means of bringing like minded people together. Like minded does not mean the same, it means uniqueness around a topic.
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- Find ways to value individuals and start inside the organisation. Allowing them to have self expression (within normal boundaries such as sensitive data) and coaching them as faciliators of the consumers self expression. Discussion is what creates ideas, creates uniqueness…..
- Social media can also give comfort, comfort over that system of control. So if you are happy or unhappy with service there is a control in place to share…..social media can ask for ideas but then show how ideas get filtered, social media can unite around causes for your industry…a lone individual cannot always change the world, but a group …well, maybe!


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IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa women's gymnastics team posted its second-highest team score of the season on Friday in front of a season-high home crowd of 1,641 inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The GymHawks fell to No. 9 Nebraska in the first conference meet of the year, 196.450-193.250.
"I think it's a good thing for our team, especially because we're so young, for them to see what the rest of the conference looks like and this is the best in the conference," UI head coach Larissa Libby said. "Right now, it's not about competing with Nebraska or Michigan; this is about competing against us."
The Hawkeyes began the contest on vault, posting a team score of 48.500. Freshman Amanda Kowalski led the way, posting a 9.800. The Huskers led going into the second rotation, after posting a 49.000 on bars.
While on bars, junior Sydney Hoerr led the GymHawks with a 9.775 as Iowa registered a 48.500 on the event. The Huskers posted a 49.250 on the vault, giving the visitors a 98.250-97.000 lead through the first two rotations.
Freshman Angel Metcalf paced Iowa with a 9.800 on beam as the GymHawks posted a 48.025. The Hawkeyes trailed Nebraska entering the final rotation, 147.400-145.025.
Sophomore Maryah Huntley and freshman Mollie Drenth both posted 9.750 during their floor routines, leading Iowa to a 48.225 event score. Nebraska posted a 49.050 on the beam during the final rotation, giving the visitors the victory.
Nebraska's Emily Wong claimed the all-around title with a score of 39.550. Drenth was the only all-around competitor for Iowa, posting a 38.325.
"If this team can keep improving they're going to be a surprise at the end of the year," said Libby.
The GymHawks return to action next weekend for another conference meet. Iowa will travel to Champaign, Ill. to take on Illinois on Friday, Jan. 31. The meet is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. (CT) inside Huff Hall.


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Wisconsin police agencies report that a community alert, which went viral via social media, Wednesday, September 25, 2013, was not issued by any bonafide police department. Fraudulent, printed posters were distributed to various schools and transportation companies throughout the area causing a storm of negative comments across various social medias including Facebook and Twitter.
The bogus notice stated that Colton Syverson, 25, of Walworth was recently released from the Walworth County Jail and had confessed to corrections officers that he intended to kill children and himself at a school in order to gain notoriety.
Metro News wire service has confirmed that the fraudulent posters were indeed plainly visible in the offices of Dousman Transport Company in Delavan, Dousman, Lake Geneva and Union Grove in the bus terminus. The bus company refused to comment on the situation at the time of this report.
See FOX6 News coverage of Syverson Facebook scam
Several parents took the Facebook post seriously and kept children home from school Thursday, September 26, 2013. The Delavan Police Department released the following statement: "The flier that you have all seen or heard about is not a law enforcement flier Had it been a legitimate...posting, you would have seen the logo from the department that was originally circulating it and most likely a phone number for the public with any questions that they may have about it. The origin is unknown and the comments that you have seen on the flier have been unsubstantiated by law enforcement."
An interdepartmental e-mail obtained by Metro News from Walworth County Sheriff Capt. Scott McClory to deputies stated, "He [Colton Syverson] was released from our jail after serving his sentence on/about 8-13-13. While he was in our facility, he did make alleged threats, including wanting to commit suicide at a school and convincing the kids to commit suicide with him."
According to McClory, the threats were assessed by professionals at Walworth County Health and Human Services and were "deemed not credible." Syverson has had no contact with police since his release and currently is not wanted for any crimes at this time. Syverson has a previous arrest record for disorderly conduct, criminal damage to property, resisting arrest and writing threatening or obscene computer messages. His last known address was a post office box in Walworth.
Delavan Police along with other law enforcement agencies went to various schools in the area as well as Dousman Bus depots explaining the situation and answering questions in an effort to avoid an unnecessary panic. Yet, many people lashed out at the Delavan Police Department and other agencies via their Facebook page even after departments released official statements with thoughts that the police weren't taking Syverson's threats serious enough or that they weren't doing enough to handle the situation.
"Police departments have their hands full today with all the nonsense that occurs on social media websites," according to Stephanie Nicole, CEO of Metro News Network. "Schools are evacuated for several hours at a time due to bomb threats. A teacher's conduct is brought into question by fake complaints registered by students who weren't happy with a grade they received. And now this situation in Wisconsin where many children missed a day of school because of an unfounded rumor that was started by either a vigilante or someone with an obvious 'ax to grind.' There are no winners in situations like this."
One clearly frustrated Facebook parent's comment insinuated that "home schooling would be more preferable than to live in fear." But statistically, that would only solve the problem for a small group of people and sadly home schooling can prove emotionally devastating for children that would truly benefit from interacting with their peers.
It is alleged that Colton Syverson has social issues and may be labeled as a "loner" due to harsh circumstances he encountered in his past. He may have made past comments in an effort to gain much needed attention from people who rejected him and have considered him an outcast dating back to his high school years. Metro News attempted to reach Syverson for comment, but calls and e-mails were not returned by the time of this report.


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Sep 2015 - $40.00
This is our 4th stay at this campsite. We love the open spacious sites. This time we were in site 62 which is one of the best sites in the park. There are plenty of shower/restrooms for the size of the campsite. Excellent position on Lake Keowee for fishing and boating. Good shop and laundry. Wifi worked very well for our stay. - Harris England
May 2015 - $35.00
This is our 3rd stay and as much as we have enjoyed and very much like this large open park on beautiful Lake Keowee the owner needs to be looking at maintenance. The pool is great, very large but some refurbishment/maintenance needed of pool and pool area. There are 2 large blocks of restrooms and showers but again although clean there are lots of cobwebs inside and around the outside of the doors. Sadly our complaint on this stay is that although the campsite in the area we were staying was empty they parked another camper right next to us. - Harris England
Oct 2014 - $33.00
Daily cost reflects seven-day rate. RV park is on shore of Keowee Lake. All sites are pull-through gravel & long enough for truck parking. Lanes are paved. Modest grass spot between sites. Site 81 is level with good views of lake & distant Blue Ridge Mountains. Good WiFi connection. Did not use cable; good over the air channels for major networks with antenna. No shade & this is why did not rate campground higher. Campground is quiet. Laundry & shower houses are clean. Pool & wading pool were closed for season. Basketball court & game room. Playground for children. Wide boat launch & area to park boat trailers. - Scottsdale RVers
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May 26, 2016
During a raid Friday morning, enough illegal whiskey or moonshine was found to fill hundreds of gallon-size cartons.
"It's sort of a joke, but it's sealed whiskey. Because when you screw that lid on there, when you take it off you've got to break that seal," said Rusty Hanna with Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control.
The packaged whiskey was manufactured in storage houses behind the suspects' homes. In the first raid, 45 gallons of whiskey was confiscated along with a small amount of manufactured marijuana and a marijuana plant. Meanwhile, much more was found in the second still.
"Well, in this place what we found was a set up with a 500 gallon cooker. He only had 300 gallons of mash but he had the capabilities to going a lot bigger than what he was. I think his intent was to go bigger," said Hanna.
Arrested in the cases were 53-year-old Klein Caldwell, Jr., and Klein Caldwell, III, who both also face charges of manufacturing and possession of marijuana.
Meanwhile, 48-year-old Earnest Byrd was also arrested. He's charged with manufacture of moonshine and possession of stolen goods, for a four-wheeler confiscated from the residence. All could face up to three years in prison and a $500 fine.
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than perfunctory service from those who
supply its telephone needs.
There is something more to a telephone ser
vice than merely placing at the disposal of the
public adequate telephone equipment.
Courtesy, willingness to oblige and patience,
under trying conditions on the part of telephone
employes, promote friendly feeling and are essen
tial to the best kind of telephone service.
Cape Girardeau Bell Telephone Co.
Cincinnati, Nov. 4. Former Con
gressman Nicholas Longworth, Repub
lican, Theodore Roosevelt's son-in-law,
who was defeated two years ago
by Stanley Bowdie, Democrat, yester
day was returned to Congress.
His opponent again was Bowdie,
whom he beat by a substantial majority.
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Mary F. Anna Schroeder. . .Friedheim
Ora L. Whitledge Pocahontas
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John A. Ueleke Cape Girardeau
Marie M. Hartmann Whitewater
Alpha W. Wilier Jackson
Minnie L. Rasche Jackson
Herman M. B. Andrews. . Burf ordville
Eulah O. Helderman Burf ordville
Benj. O. Willa Gordonville
Gustav M. Eggunann Gordonville
Paar and Siemers, Lauded By
The Tribune, Han Away With
Man Paper opposed.
Bridges, New Legislator Says
He's Going To Deliver
The Goods
Judge William Paar and G. F.
Siemers led the Republican ticket in
Cape Girardeau County Tuesday.
They have long been considered the
most popular men in the county, and
their showing caused no surprise.
While Judge Paar polled a few more
votes than Mr. Siemers, he did not get
as large majority as did the Record
er. Roloff, who opposed Mr. Siemers,
did not get as many votes as Peter
man, who ran against Judge Paar.
Both Paar and Siemers were indors
ed by The Tribune, and they ran about
350 votes ahead of Thomas J. Aakins,
the candidate for United States Sen
ator, who was opposed by this news
paper. Akins' poor showing was at
tributed to the fight made on him by
The Tribune. He was branded as un
fit for office by newspapers in every
county, and according to unofficial re
uurns William J. Stone defeated him
by more than 50,000 votes.
Charles C. Oliver, who was picked to
win by Democrats and many Repub
licans, and was indorsed by The Tri
bune ran about 200 votes ahead of
Congressman Russell who received
more votes than the Democratic
county ticket.
Capt. Harry W. Bridges, whom it
was believed would be defeated be
cause of his lack of acquaintances in
the interior of the county, won by
less than 200 votes. Capt. Bridges has
always been popular in this city and
was only recently elected Secretary of
the Elks' club.
He informed The Tribune last night
that he was going to establish a rec
ord in the Legislature. "I am going
to vote for what the people want," he
said, " and I am going to work hard
for every good measure. Southeast
Missouri has been overlooked by the
Legislature, and if hard work and
persistence can remedy the situation,
I am going to do it.
"It is unnecessary to say that I am
gratified over the outcome of the elec
tion. I was opposed by a very popular
man and a fine gentleman. While I
have been somewhat disappointed over
the comparatively small majority I re
ceived, my political friends are pleas
ed with my showing. Mr. Oliver car
ried the county two years ago by a
good majority and the Republican vote
was about the same as that cast Tues
day. The New County Court is composed
of William Paar, as Presiding Judge,
and G. Jacob Keller and Philip C.
Kasten, association. This is regarded
as one of the best county courts ever
elected in Cape Girardeau County.
Each one of the judges was popular
and won easily. Blucher Sperling, a
splendid man, is the new clerk of the
county court.
J. Henry Caruthers, who made an
excellent Prosecuting Attorney, was
re-elected by a big majority. Frank
Caldwell won easily over Henry Gain
es and Masters defeated Williams.
Overheide was elected Public Admin
istrator over Medley, the banker.
Edward D. Hays, who was picked
by The Tribune to defeat Julien Mil
ler without much of a contest, came
up to expectations. He swept the
county. Judge Hays, who has been
presiding over the Probate Court,
made the campaign on his record.
Washington, Oct. 31 Bishop Char
les W. Smith of St. Louis died of heart
disease here today at the home of
Justice Anderson of the District Court,
where he was being entertained while
attending the meeting of conference
claimants of the Methodist Episcopal
church in session here.
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors and others interested in the es
tate of Alrin H. Borstfeld, deceased,
that I, the undersigned, intend to
make final settlement of the estate of
said deceased at the next term of the
Probate Court - of Cape Girardeau
County, Missouri, to be held at Jack
son, Missouri, beginnig on the 9th day
of November, 1914.
Emma S. Borgfeld,
J. T. Williams of Chaffee, transact
ed business in this city yesterday.
Says Congressman Joseph J.
Russell is Re-elected by
About 6 Majority.
Stone and Taney Counties, With
Normal G. O. P. Majority of
700, Not Heard From.
Congressman Joseph J. Russell has
been re-elected over Thomas J. Brown
by probably 600 votes. This is the
substance of a story that appears to
day in the St Louis Globe- Democrat.
The Globe-Democrat, which is the
most accurate newspaper in Missouri
in its reports on election return, last
night sent a telegram to The Tribune,
stating that Brown had been defeated.
"With the returns from Stone ar.rl
Taney counties still missing Russell
is leading Brown by 1,332 votes," says
the Globe-Democrat dispatch. "These
two counties gave the Republican
Congressional candidate a majority of
700 votes two years ago, and about
that number in 1910, when Repub
lican strength was normal.
"The complete vote cast in Ozark
and Douglas has not been received,
but returns to date show that Brown
is not polling the full party strength.
Present indications arc that Russell
has been re-elected by probably 600
votes, although the official count may
cut this figure down slightly."
The above figures coincide with the
reports that Congressman Russell has
received. Dr. R. F. Wichterich, a
brother-in-law of Mr. Russell, last
night received a message from the
Congressman, stating that he had
been re-elected by more than 500
"According to the reports that Mr.
Russell has received," said Dr. Wich
terich, "Douglas County, which usual
ly goes 1100 Republican, gave Brown
only 750, and Howell, with a normal
Republican majority of 400, was car
ried by Mr. Brown by only 100.
"Christian County gave Russell 100
more votes than first returns showed.
He carried Mississippi, Stoddard,
Scott, New Madrid, Pemiscot and
Dunklin by 4,200. Unless all of the
figures are wrong, he has carried the
district by a safe majority.
"The Progressive vote was virtually
nothing, and the men who formerly
voted the Bull Moose ticket have re
turned to the Republican party. But
in view of the Democratic slump else
where, we feel well satisfied with Mr.
Russel's showing. Owing to the fact
that Congress was in session so long,
he was kept out of the campaign. He
was in his district hardly a week be
fore the election."
By virtue and authority of an execu
tion issued from the office of the Clerk
of the Cape Girardeau Court of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the County of
Cape Girardeau, returnable to the No
vember, 1914, term of said Court, and
to me directed, where in the City of
Cape Girardeau is the plaintiff, and
G. E. Flinn, Beulah Flinn and Carrie
Flinn, are defendants, I have levied
upon and seized the following de
scribed real estate, situated in said
County of Cape Girardeau, State of
Misosuri, and described as follows, to
wit: All of lots No. 23 and 24 and
range "G" in the City of Cape Girar
deau, Missouri, being the same proper
ty described in deed from William
Moore and Bertha Moore, his wife, re
corded in book 40, page 159, of the land
records of said county; and I will, on
the 27th day of November, 1914, be
between the hours of 9 o'cloc in the
forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon
of said date, at the east door of tnc
Court House, in thesaid city and coun
ty of Cape Girardeau, and State of
Missouri, sell at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the proper
ty above described, to satisfy said exe
cution and costs.
William A. Summers, Sheriff.
Cape Girardeau County, Mo.
October 30.
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors and others interested in the es
tate of W. W. Spain, deceased, that I,
the undersigned, intend to make linal
settlement of the estate of said de
ceased at the next term of the Pro
bate Court of Cape Girardeau Coun
ty, Missouri, to be held at Jackson,
Missouri, begining on the 9th day of
November, 1914.
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Night And Steal Postage
The no.nt office at Ste. Genevieve
was entered by robbers Tuesday night,
ar.d a number of postage stamps and
other valuable articles were stolen.
The robbery was not discovered un
til early 'yesterday morning when
Postmaster Andrew J. Seibert, arriv
ed from his home to open the doors
fcr the day's business.
When he entered the building he
found the interior in a state of con
fusion. Drawers had been pulled out
and the contents scattered over the
floor. The safe had been tampered
with but no attempt had been made to
blow it open. The stamp drawer had
been robbed of several dollars worth
of one cent and ten cent denomina
tions. A valuable 12-gauge double bar
reled shotgun had also been stolen.
Closer investigation showed that the
robbers had effected entrance to the
building by prying a window open.
A considerable amount of merchan
dise is also believed to have been
stolen from the store which is operat
ed in the same building with the post
The officers have no definite clue up
on which to base a suspicion, but it
is generally believed that the burglary
wns committed by some of the hard
ened element that make their way
down the river every year at about
this time, several of whom have been
seen loitering around the business sec
tion of the town for the past few
The postmaster, Mr. Seibert, is a
scn-in-law of Major James F. Brooks
of this citv.
Stchr Store Makes Hit With Unique
Hallowe'en Display.
The tasteful arrangement and pic
troial design of the large window dis
play of the Stchr Mercantile Co., in
Haarig. exhibited as a reminder of the
approach of Hallowe'en, has for the
past few days been a center of at
traction for the throngs of pedestrians
and shoppers in that section of the
This bucolic display has been a hit
and no one passed without stopping
fcr a few moments to view the home
made farm scene.
Great staring eyes and leering fea
tures peering from behind shocks of
fodder greet the spectator from every
ang'e. Brush piles and dark woods
form the back ground, and arc dis
played in realistic fashion.
New York, Nov. 4 When Theodore
Roosevelt was asked for an expression
of opinion in New York State, he said:
"In the Episcpal Church lessons
taken from the Bible are appointed for
every day of the year. The lesson for
Nov. 3 includes the second Epistle of
Paul to Timothy, Chapter iv, 3, 4,
which read as follows:
" 'For the time will come when they
will not endure sound doctrine. But
fater their own lusts shall they heap
to themselves teachers having itching
ears, and they shall turn away their
cars from the truth and shall be turn
ed unto fables.'
"I have nothing to add to this at
present. After all the returns are in,
I maye have something more to say."
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Building Damaged $2,000 With
Only Half Amount Insnrauce
On it.
The livery stable of John Steeg, at
110 North Spanish street was serious
ly damaged by fire yesterday after
noon, and for a time was threatened
with complete destruction.
The blaze was discovered at about
4 o'clock and when first noticed by
passersby, great volumes of smoke
were rolling out the windows of the
upper part of the building and the en
tire interior was lighted up by the
When the fire department arrived
the windows were falling out and
burning fragments of the floor were
dropping down into the lower part
of the barn.
All vehicles were drawn out of the
burning building and taken to places
of safety. There was but one horse
in the barn wlien the fire occurred, and
when an attempt was made to lead
him through the front to the street, he
became excited and unmanageable, and
it finally became necessary to lead
him out the back way and through an
alley around the building.
The lire men reached the scene ex
actly eight minutes after the alarm
was turned in, and when they arrived
the lire had made such headway that
it hardly seemed possible to save the
building. The flames had broken
through the roof in places and were
darting out every window. With the
aid of ladders, the firemen succeeded
in playing directly on the burning
mass of hay and straw that had been
stored in the loft, but the smoke was
so dense that Fireman Bruening was
almost overcome and was compelled to
drop the hose in order to avoid as
phyxiation. He was promptly relieved
and in a few moments was back at his
post of duty. It required almost two
hours to subdue the flames, and when
they were finally extinguished, the en
tire upper story was in ruins.
About 400 hundred bales of hay and
straw were destroyed, the floor was
badly burned, and the metal roof was
completely ruined.
Mr. Steeg, who operates the busi
ness, estimates his loss at about $200,
and he carried no insurance.
The building which is owned by
Mayor F. A. Kage, was insured for
$1,000 and the damage is estimated
to be almost twice that amount.
Lafayette Yoncey and John Nuck
les, two employes, were in thf rear of
the stable doing some work when the
fire was discovered, and knew nothing
of its existence until they saw fagots
droping on the floor from above.
Mr. Yancey stated that there had
been no one in the loft during the en
tire afternoon, and he is of the opinion
that the lire originated from defective
Mayor Kage in speaking of the dis
aster made the following statement to
a Tribune representative:
"This same building was destroyed
by fire in 1SS4 or 1885, and I continued
to operate my business in the two
large sheds adjoining, and I suppose
that Mr. Steeg will do the same until
the necessary repairs can be made.
"I have always carried an insur
ance of $2,000 on the property, but re
duced it to $1,000 a short time ago
on account of the exorbitant insurance
The building will be overhauled and
reconstructed as quickly as possible.
A. B. Yount of Jackson, visited rel
atives in this city yesterday.
the top!
East St. Louis is Affected By
Order Caused By Mouth
Chicago, Nov. 5 The order closing
the Chicago stockyards was this after
noon extended to cover all yards and
pens in the state. This will close the
large yards in Fast St. Louis.
The closing of the stockyards will
last nine days, beginning Saturday.
The foot and tnouth disease has
broken out in the luxurious stalls out
side of Chicago stockyards, where
11,000 fancy cattle, gathered from
Canada and 2S states of the Union,
are quartered.
Ecightcen cases were found among
the fine cattle today, according to B. J.
Shanley, chairman of the Illinois Live
stock Commission. Infection of the
others is feared. Six hundred com
mon cattle were killed inside the yards
today and laborers were at work on
the long trenches in which the carcass
es will be covered with quicklime, the
bovine aristocrats with their plebeian
Then fancy stock was brought here
as exhibits at the National Dairy
Show. The exhibitors, who organized
this afternoon to protect their inter
ests, said the pedigree value of the
herd was $2,500,000. The state, it is
stated, will pay them only the value
of slain animals as meat, entailing a
heavy loss to the owners. The exhib
itors almost avoided the quarantine
last Saturady but 44 cars ordered to
remove the stock did not appear and
tho herd was caught.
The National Livestock Exhibition,
the largest livestock show in the world
and an annual event which called
thousands of visitor and exhibitors to
the city, probably will be formally
called off this year. It was set for
Nov. 28.
The formal notice of the closing of
the Chicago yards is signed by the Illi
nois Board of Livestock Commission
ers, and reads as follows:
"To prevent the spread of the foot
and mouth disease in cattle, other ru
minants and swine, notice is hereby
given that the Union Stockyards at
Chicago will be closed to the receipts
of cattle, sheep, other ruminants and
swine from Nov. 7 to 15, inclusive.'
Receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep
here today were 53,000 head, or 13,000
less than those on Thursday a week
ago. The decrease was mostly in hogs
and sheep.
Beginning Saturday, the first busi
ness day on which the yards will be
closed, there will be no market quota
tions until the embargo is lifted.
The drastic measure taken to check
the foot and mouth disease epidemic in
six states wil mean the loss of mil
lions of dollars, and cause thousands
of employes to be idle in Chicago.
The Chicago stockyards do a pack
ing business of $4,000,000 a day. Add
ed to this is a bi-product and cattle
shipment business of $1,200,000 a day.
The yards have been in continual oper
ation for 50 years, even during violent
Washington, Nov. 4 The Depart
ment of Agriculture this afternoon
extended the quarantine on cattle
shipments to New York and Mary
land, because of the spread 'of the
"foot and mouth" disease. It an
nounced also that 600 case of the dis
ease had been found in the Chicago
stock yards.
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- Apartment
- Sq Ft:709
- Rent:$750-$775 / mo
- Beds:1
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- Sq Ft:814
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Prices and availability subject to change without notice.
Map & Directions
General Directions
From I-475/US 23, exit Central Avenue west to McCord Rd. Turn south on McCord to Bancroft St. Turn east on Bancroft. Orchard Lakes is on the right just east of the highway overpass.
Apartment Features
- Air Conditioning
- Balcony
- Cable Ready
- Dishwasher
- Gas Range
- Oversized Closets
- Some Paid Utilities
- Vaulted Ceilings
- View
- Washer & Dryer In Unit
- Garbage Disposal
- Patio
- Refrigerator
Community Features
- Accepts Electronic Payments
- Clubhouse
- Covered Parking
- Emergency Maintenance
- Extra Storage
- Public Transportation
- Swimming Pool
- Carport
- On Site Maintenance
- On Site Management
- Pet Friendly
Special Features
- Disability Access
- Pets
- Short Term Available
- Cats AllowedUp to two cats allowed per apt. in certain buildings only. Restrictions apply.
Additional Features
- Gas for heating, cooking and hot water included
- Full-size washer and dryer in every apartment
- European-style kitchen with breakfast bar
- Dishwasher and disposal
- Central air conditioning
- Enclosed, private storage
- Oversized closet with organizer
- Third floor cathedral ceiling
- Carports available
- Cable TV available
- On Tarta Bus Line
- 24-hour emergency maintence
- Cats Welcome
Community Information
Orchard Lakes41.660600,-83.6905002161 Orchard Lakes Place East, Toledo, Ohio 43615Orchard Lakes
Orchard Lakes... Smart Living! Beautiful apartments are still being constructed with features that help save what is important to you-time and money. A full-size washer & dryer means laundry can be done while at home. One monthly payment covers rent, heat, hot & cold water, trash removal and optional carport and cable. Conveniently situated near the places you go in a beautiful setting with over 60 percent of the property left as open land.
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Lease Terms
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Thanks! It sure is getting closer now.Originally Posted by Tinkfan, post: 163334
Thanks! It sure is getting closer now.Originally Posted by Tinkfan, post: 163334
HI Steve! I will be attending MVMCP on the 3rd. So close! Maybe I"ll see you around the 'world' though!
I hope your wrist is feeling better. That is some accident!
xxoo Rosie
It would be lovely to see you either way i hope you have a magical time.Originally Posted by Rosie0610, post: 175642
Hi Steve - the hand looks awful, but at least you did not need any more surgery. Thanks for the praise for the hospital where I live - I must admit they do not get much praise. My DH was rushed to Worcester hospital with a suspected heart attach a couple of years ago (age 42), they did so many tests & the staff were all so kind & informative - luckily he is OK & we still don't know what the pains were from.
Hope you all have a brilliant time in Florida as you do deserve it xx
Thanks for that. I am glad your DH is ok now. Yes Worcester hospital was amazing they really were i can honestly say i couldn't have got better treatment if i had been private and as for cleanliness the place was spotless.Originally Posted by minnie-me, post: 177846
Take care
Have a great trip Steve and family XXXXXXXX
Thanks very muchOriginally Posted by Crayola DeVille, post: 178529


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Postponing a crisis is one way of tackling a challenge and that is exactly what the US has done in dealing with the fiscal cliff. Most of the existing tax rates have remained unchanged, but the spending cuts would be applicable till March.
The tax hike for the middle income group and richer class would imply a reduction in private consumption. The US economy has been performing comparatively better than many other developed economies with productivity in manufacturing showing a rising curve.
But after the three months period, it would be interesting to observe how it faces the challenges of massive fiscal deficit without adopting a few painful measures involving cut in social expenditures. History shows that our country is adept in pursuing this strategy quite a number of times but with limited success.
In the 1980s, economic reforms were pushed back and India missed the bus which China hopped onto and moved ahead.
The reforms in 1991 were pushed from the top with the countrys economy hopelessly seeking a reprieve. Whatever our country has achieved today largely owes to the economic sagacity and timely steps taken by the then finance minister backed up by an unsuspecting prime minister.
Economic reforms deemed to be necessary for a country do not offer multiple chances to be successful. Currently, iron ore prices have moved up from a low level of $121/t cfr China in the third week of November12 to $154/t cfr, a jump of 27% within a period of one and half months.
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The forecast for Q2 in the current year has already been estimated to reach $175/t. Apart from taking advantage of the low prices, there was an indication by mid of October12 that steel demand in China would enhance due to the announcement by the National Development and Reform Commission that a number of railway projects worth of $111bn investment would be implemented and also road projects in order to connect the interiors of China with the developed coastal region.
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Excellent map Max, congrats on the commission.
Hi guys,
Here's a small commissioned piece for the french RPG Terra Incognita. The map was made for the 5th add-on of the game (release on 2013 November), a booklet depicting a fictional region, the Kingdom of the Great Achabe. © les XII Singes - 2013 - All rights reserved
The map was also used on the booklet cover:
Hope you'll like it
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Excellent map Max, congrats on the commission.
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
Well done! I am envious of your abilities.
Thanks you guys, glad you like it! There's possibly a couple of new booklets add-ons in this series next year with a map in each one. So I'll post some new maps for this RPG over the coming months
Good to see you back, Max. A nice map, very flavourful *thumbs up*.
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Thanks Eilathen And I'm back with a few maps done (just have to wait permissions to brag with them )
Lovely job as always Max.
hell damn, i loved that mountains since Lorn!! nice map!
Fabulous! And great to see something in a different style from your more recent project as well.
Excellent, one of my favorite maps on the guild do to your excellent design sense and beautiful execution. Bravo
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A pair of Republican incumbents kept their state representative seats, breezing to easy victories against their opponents.
Eric Koch, R-Bedford, defeated Libertarian challenger Al Cox to win the District 65 seat. In District 93, 10-term representative David Frizzell, R-Indianapolis, defeated first-time challenger Democrat Ryan Guillory.
Both incumbents ran on a platform of fiscal responsibility for the state, pointing to their record of helping balance the budget.
Koch received 1,820 votes for 81 percent of Johnson County's vote, while Cox took 416 votes, or 19 percent. Final district results were unavailable.
District 65 state representative
Al Cox (L) 19%
Eric A. Koch (R) 81%
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Ryan Guillory (D) 26%
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