Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 4, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg tuesday August 4, 1935 11 american Grain fluctuations saturday s Grain livestock and produce Lerica markets score big Advance i bad crop news Fli Cago wheat prices close Over four cents higher while coarse brains All Market closed in title the Winnipeg Grain Market is closed on August 3. Civic Holiday. A american markets were extremely wheat advancing Over and closing from 4 if. To the close on saturday. Market was also closed. Very Nav Oracle crop reports were received Lorn Canadian West especially Lorn Saskatchewan statin that heat Iod drought had taken a heavy toll what promised to he a bumper a month ago and it was now Tiv generally recognized that pre will be greatly cents shove from crop five the Chicago open. High. Sapt. 159 106% May dec. May sept. Deo. _ May _ sept. 98 dec. _ open. Sept. Dec. sept. Dec. Sept. Oct. dec. 42% 104% 86% close. 160-160j4 Prev. Close., 680 .690 860 570 800 960 840 101 98 105 101 Minneapolis High. Low. 48b 99b 156% it Luth 71 96 99 wheat and flour Corn Oats wheat and flour Corn. . Oats. Rye August first estimates on the United states wheat crop by private experts also issued showing that country on a Domestic basis total figures from to 672.000.000 Bushel As against bushels estimated by the government Onn month ago. From of Tiffin markets i a j. Bawlf private wipe service Chicago Grain letter month s Promise. E. J. Bawlf private wire service in round figures Chicago aug. Stronger open ing was followed by broader buying Power and Short covering prices advancing steadily and naturally encountering profit take off of a Large sort on the advances but absorbing this easily and close is 3c to higher than saturday. There was evidence of larger Ned outside buying based on most unfavourable reports from Spring wheat and particularly Canada. In addition a. Re turn to hot weather was predicted for the Northwest. Domestic demand Oon minued to absorb the Cash offerings. Charters were made locally for 800. A bushels of wheat to Buffalo. Sex i res. 256a Prev. Close. World s shipments this week last tear North american shipments _ 000.000 bushels. Practically the whole of this loss is in bread wheat As the durum varieties fully maintain last and roughly the crop this year at this time promises not More than bushels. Oats show a moderate improvement in the late crop condition standing at 75.6 Asnins 74.4 last month with a crop indication of bushels. The Hay crop is the Forest in Many years approaching a failure in some or the important districts. Minneapolis Grain and Minneapolis minn., aug. Unchanged to 15 cents higher at _ i l demand was naturally limited by the Holiday abroad but the Seaboard estimates 300.000 bushels. Sentiment has changed decidedly and the Spring heat news tomorrow will have a decided Market effect. We continue in he belief that the world s situation higher prices. Opened fairly Strong and advanced sharply under better buying Power and Short covering. Profit Tak ing appeared on the advances and the Market reacted closing for gains of 1 cent from saturday. We regard or. Snow s report As decidedly bullish and rejecting the losses sustained West o Tbs River and in the Southwest. Cash was in excellent demand with the basis Charters for 160.000 Corn to georgian Bay were confirmed. The crop Outlook does not reflect the since the issuance of the private reports today. To regard underlying court icons As strengthening told edit and believe the Market Over after a dul session finished about in higher. Cash markets we called steady. New Oats Are moving fairly liberally but so far with Little accumulation and. In our opinion Der Lynn conditions continue Strong and prices relatively out of line with other cereals. I1. Snow s . Crop rept As at August first s. J. Bawlf private wire service Chicago aug. Snow report of Corn 80.5 Aji inst s7.2 on july 1st. On the basis of Tho official acreage this forecasts a crop of 2.j73.000.000 bushels against the offi Cial forecast of a month ago of 000.000 bushels. This shows a net loss in Prospect during the month of nno.000 bushels and is the Par increase of has also been absorbed. It follows that july conditions reduced ten potential Corn crop by bushels. The crop approaches a Complete Fali ire in Texas and Oklahoma is almost As bad in portions of Kansas with a rata loss of bushels in 30 Days while Nebraska shows a similar loss of Missouri and Iowa i so net losses of and respectively. These losses Vest of the Mississippi River Are the result of heat and drought at period of Tassel. The Ohio Valley states Are in Good Promise with prospective crop b in holy larger than last month. Conditions in the Southern states Are unfavourable with a Light crop in Prospect. Threshing shows a Winter wheat yield of 12.6 bushels per acre or three a nth of a Bushel larger than expected making the crop bushels. Spring wheat condition 73.1 against ss.3 last month with u crop indication of 2so.ooo.ooo bushels against the offi Cial forecast of last month. The Par value increase of for the month has been absorbed and there is a net loss in Prospect of to j8.85 a barrel shipments bar per ton. Established so that the july Over the greater part of the. Corn Belt loss actual and potential has Heen but moderate temperatures mitigated somewhat the effect of. Deficient Mois Ture the crop made fair Progress and. Generally remains in Good condition except in the Southwest where the crop is practically a failure. In some sections. There was a Good general demand for the current offerings an d. Commercial stocks have been materially red cell. An increased move ment of Oats together with the rather Large commercial stocks weakened the Oats Market and prices declined sharply at practically air markets. There was considerable hedging pressure in Tho future markets which offset the current demand. The Oats Harvest is Well advanced and threshing has begun in Many sections. The yield generally is reported Pooi to fair although the crop is said to be Well filled in and Minnesota. The Barley Market held steady. New crop Barley arrived at Minneapolis and receipts were increasing at Milwaukee. The Quality was Good and masters and shippers Weru Active buyers at these markets. Export Trade on the Pacific Cost was Dull but feed Barley was in Good demand. Choice brewing Barley was quoted at 75 per 100 pounds at san Francisco feed Barley while Bright feed Barley at los Angeles was quoted at ?i.s5 new crop California Superior malt ing Barley was quoted in. Ivind 6n july 27 at ss.28 to jj.30 per 100 pounds c.i.f., for july August shipment. The flax in argot was form although Argentine markets showed a slight de Cline. Cash flax was in Good demand. The condition of the flax was an important Market Factor and. Re ports indicated that while some sections were Good a Large number of Fields particularly in Minnesota and South dakota., were weedy. The dry weather had also cause d deterioration in some sections. Bran. No. 1 Northern to september december no. 3 yellow to Oats no. 3 White to flax no. 1, j2.s7 to s2.62. 3.603.50 3.25 700 3.25 feeders. 0204 00 4.00 Oao cat tabs. 7.00 310 7.00 160 7.00 100 6.50 310 6 50 240 Bacon select. 14.30 200 thick smooths. 13.10 200 13.10 210 13.10 130 13.10 185 13.10 105 13.10 210 heavies. 12.10 250 12.10 255 12.10 270 extra heavies. 11.50 350 shops. 12.75 12.75 145 12.75 140 a cd feeders. 115. 12.75 140 Sovis. 10.00 275. 10.00 300 10.00 280 Stags. 5.00. 405 lambs. 13.50 j3.bo 13.00 13.00 .12.00 29 shops. 8.00 120 6.00. 115 6.00 260 6.00 2.75 2.do ,2.00 3.75 3.50 3.2ii 6.00 5.50 6.00 4.50 4.00 14.41 13.do 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 11.60 12.75 12.75 12.73 280 250 300 310 Iso 195 200 180 195 Iso 210 265" 235 255 345 160 140. 150 lights 130 125 345 390 480 80 73. 55 so 65 135 135 175 livestock quotations i Winnipeg. Aug. Receipts cattle calves hogs 1.554 sheep 223. Steers. Choice fair to Good medium. The Rise and fall of Jesse James tales of fear revolve around Cole younger who in old age reverted to pipe and Book by Robert Tab love a member of the St. Louis Post dispatch editorial staff. I 82 95 55 50 so 12.75 12.73 10.00 10.00, 10.00 5.00 12.00 12.00 11.00 10.00 10.00 6.00 6.00 3.50 3 00 3. 16s 6.00 to 6.50 common. Butcher heifers. To 4.50 to 8.50 to Choice fair to Good Butcher cows. Choice. Fair to Good. Canners and cutters. Bulls. Chicago Grain markets associated press despatch Chicago aug. With sensational crop damage reports at hand from Canada and with an Outlook that the yield of wheat in the United states will be Only a Little in excess of Home needs the wheat Market today took a fresh upward jump of Bushel. Closing prices on cents a wheat were unsettled at 3% cents to 4% cents net gain. Including september at to Al 58 and december to is Corn finished to Ivi cents up Oats showing a cent to 1 cent. Advance and provisions ranging from 5 cents decline to a Rise of 15 cents. Grain Export from . Washington aug. Grain exports from the United states last week were bushels compared with c-00 bushels the previous Nev. Cana Dian grains in transit last we t amount to bushels against 1.3s5.000 the week before. Washington official Grain Market review Good oxen Good. Medium Stocker steers. Choice fair to Good Stocker heifers. Choice. Fair to Good 6.00 to 4.00 to 3.75 to 2.75 to 2.25 to 1.25 to 2.50 to 2.00 to 3.00 to 2.50 to 1.75 to 3.23 to 2.50 to Choice fair to Good Choice Good. Common 3.00 to 2.25 to i 4.00 to 3.00 to 6.00 to b 00 to 3.00 to 5.75 4.7h. 4.00 5.75 4.7j 4.00 3.50 2.50 2.00 2.75 2.25 3.25 2.75 2.25 t.75 3.00 3.50 4. 50 7.00 6.75 4.00 chapter five n an old dog eared from frequent Han sing by older , was once a full Page picture of a. Terrible Man named Cole younger shooting no less than 15 men at one Dis charge of his formidable weapon. He placed the 15 in line but Inot Side by Side. The first Man faced executioner the second stood immediately behind the first facing the same Way the third behind the secondhand so on to the last. Cole younger a few feet in front 6f the first his Long Rifle and pointed it at the Centre of that luckless captive s forehead. There was nobody present to Call time Only Cole pulled the trigger one. By one the 15 fell each Man shot precisely through the Centre of the forehead. I visited the pretty litle town of Lee s Summit in Jackson county Missouri and called at the. Home of miss Nora Hall a lady of. Substantial family and charming hospitality. In the cosy living room i occupied a chair which i was mildly startled to learn had been one of the favorite resting places of the late Thomas Coleman younger miss Hall s Uncle close by was a still Cosier lounging Retreat a sofa or settee which i was seven to understand had been Cole younger s first Choice when the on shot executioner of the doomed 15 chose to take his read ing Gibbon s decline and fall of the roman Empire or the Kansas City Star latest copy of his weekly Church paper was great Reader yes said miss Hall. Uncle Cole just loved to lie there on the sofa and smoke his pipe or a Cigar and read. He was a great Reader. Uncle Cole was. He liked to read history for one thing he knew a great Deal about history. And his Empress the Beautiful car Lotta. Edwards became the historian of that unique expedition and like Wise the chronicler of the activities of Shelby s Iron brigade writing two big books about astounding adventures in which he took a Gallant part and never once mentioning him self in the text of either Tome. To Shelby when he died in 1879, was United states marshal at Kan City. For some months in the latter part of the War Cole. Younger having quit the guerillas served As an officer under general Shelby. The general knew personally All of the sex guerillas who became outlawed after the or More in number. Never were they in Wel come at his Home near Page City in Lafayette county. The younger-., the Jameses Jim Cummins and the rest of them found Refuge there when hard pressed and the courtly Kentucky born Missouri brigadier would have sacrificed Liia life rather Han turn one of them Over to the civil authorities major Edwards was no loss devoted. O the outlaws he was. It possible even More so than was general Shol in. Edwards was a Maji of Strotti emotions. He was indisputable an Onest Man a Man of unimpeachable onor. He believed firmly . The Lordsr bandits were Well intentioned men who had been persecuted into Utla wry. Like the old craved Lorser at Lee s Summit 1a Folt that they was drove to in the last 20 Montreal Quebec i Pool i. Oln Aue. Is elegant la aug. 2g Auk. 29 Canada sept. From Haj Quac Nutowc and a White Stab mob Row oct. 17 oct. Oct. 31 seat Serpool. Get. 19 sept. 26 oct. 3 Homeric Majestic sept. 5 oct. 3 oct. Aue. Is sept. 5 aus-22 sept 12 oct oct. 10 this is Cole younger a member of the famous James younger band of outlaws. After obtaining his free Dom he operated a West show with Frank James As a partner. He liked theological works you know he was always deeply interested in religion probably would have been a minister if the War Lidan t come alone and changed everything Lor he and his family and noway kept up with the news of the Day Bein a constant Reader of Dally newspapers. Uncle Cole knew poli tics backward and for wait. N have been in to states Senate i had t been for the War. Apr hearing him say once Aiter come Home from Minnesota _ hat it Ray expression Wise for you to of opinion As Reserve to the Pittsburgh Zetland. Sept. 3 sept. .10 sept. 24 oct. 1 oct. Oct. 8 oct. 2 oct. 29 Minnewaska Aub. 15 sept. Aug. 29 Call phone or w . Ste Jim Montreal continued on Page 13 me to Kofl Rito the War if it i re Mem after he he without trying to a to to let in and it took him 40 year 14.30 to 11.41 13.00 to 13.10 12.00 to 12-1u 11 50 to 11. To 8 to Washington aug. 3. Cooler and More favourable weather in the Spring wheat territory of the american North West and in Canada had a weakening influence on the wheat Market during the week ending aug. 1. But at the close 3f the Market Friday Cash wheat prices were but slightly lower than at the close of the previous Wek according to the weekly Srain Market re View of the United states department of continued Good Proa Pecos for Corn and a larger movement of both Corn and Oats weakened the Market for these grains. The Cool weather tended to Check the spread of rust in the Spring wheat and also was favourable for the Al Flint of Tho Grain. Some of the wheat in the United states and a Large part of that in Canada however is still in a critical stage and crop developments during the next two or three weeks will continue to be in important mar Ket Factor. Threshing returns show a wide Range in yield but in unusually High protein Content although some samples Are of Light weight. A num her of cars of new wheat were received at Minneapolis during the week Mak ins the season fully two weeks earlier than usual. Cash prices held relatively firm in the Spring Whent markets but buyers Nartica Lurly Lor the Mills wore. Inclined to await the heavier of the new wheat. Twelve per cent protein to 1 dark Northern sold at 13 to 1s cents Over the september Price lit. Minneapolis 12 1-2 per rent., 18 to. 2 cents Over and 13 per. Cent. 22 to cents Over. The bulk of the offering was of a duality which sold at 6 to ?3 cents Over. Premiums for new wheat about 3 cents lower than the movement of new livestock markets Dominion livestock Branch i Union Winnipeg and St. Boniface aug. Receipts off the Union stockyards Over the week end Euid up to 0 o clock monday morning totalled cattle and calves hogs and 225 sheep. In. Addition to these numbers there were also cattle 240 hogs and 42 sheep received on through Billing. Sixteen cars of Stock were unloaded during the Day and about thirty Are reported to arrive a Ming the night and Early tomorrow morning. On account of it being Clejo Holiday today and the Toronto Market closed trading this morning opened slow with packers endeavouring to get prices Down from last week s advances. Up to non few had taken place hut the latest looked fairly with the of last week however a fairly Large number will tie carried Over for tuesday s Market. Best Butcher steers ranged generally from to tt.2o with the medium kinds from to Butcher heifers continued firm with the Best grades passing Over Tho Lea is from to. J5.50 and medium Quality Down to j3.75. Top Butcher cows realized from to ?4 Wiki i select Bacon thick smooth heavies. Extra heavies shop lights and feeders roughs sows sows no. Stags 1s 5q fair to Good 9 q0 to 10-00 commons p ,5.00 to 7.00 fair to Good. 3 00 to common to 10.00 -.10.00 to 10.00 no. A in to i 00 4.00 to 5 00 Montreal livestock Montreal steady at last w duality a trading in cattle s prices. Some and lighter a few-----1 and Good sales sales close slightly highe common to medium from to and cutters made canners Fri Southern a f of to with most of Ulla ranging from a. Were quotations. Winter of Tho Nas won the approval of three generations wheat in the Pacific Northwest continued Light is Farmers were not ready sclera at current quotations which were around 51.40 to Tor White wheat for Export. Another cause of the Light movement in the Northwest was the Small crop of wheat. A Largo percentage crop is of the Spring variety this year and was harvested later than the win Ter wheat. Very Little wheat has been sold from the Pacific Northwest markets for Export although some sales have been made to Oriental countries the movement of hard Winter wheat continued of Good volume in View of the Small crop and the tendency Farmers to hold for there was some buying week by Northwestern Mills. But southwestern been the principal buyers of hard win Ter wheat at Kansas City. Omaha and other Central Western markets. And 13 per cent. 11 to 12 cents Over loft Winter wheat held Seady. Receipts were larger at. Several markets hut were readily absorbed. Although Southern Mills became less Active buy ers toward the close of the week. Iso. Red Winter wheat quoted Friday it St. Louis at to at Cincin Nati to 51.62, and Toledo j1.59 o continued favourable weather Gener ally for the new Corn crop and an in creased movement weakened the Corn Market materially during the., week and prices were not lower time last year. Rainfall was scattered prices the to mar kits being Active and Quality feeder steers sold from to k-vs1? of Sjuk steady with last week s close thick Booths sem Init at with some sales at . Bacon selects commanded a 10 per cent Premium. The sheep and Lamb held Edtl Choice calf at lambs j13 foe Good the common j4. To sows Toni a to Foi sold in 3 rills ild Early new some Shuhl basis asked by the Hung drying in Rillas. The enemy came in rec. American potato Market cond tons of markets Bureau to per steady with top ambs to and medium from to m the bum of the Best sheep sold around the common classes form to sales. a Tiff 3 q n . 40 . D Srob Biess party graded to tier cwt. . . 15, sars wet thu younger younger unless your View be favourable. Nobody would shoot you but you might commit a sad breach of etiquette by remarking to a prominent lawyer doctor banker or Farmer that in your opinion the Youngers is own close Kin were a mighty Low Down set. The fam ily connections Are remarkably num Erous and some of them Are leading citizens. Federals killed father col. Henry w. Younger a Union Man in sentiment and sympathy was the father of the four outlaws and half a dozen other children. He was a Man of solid substance owner of. More than acres of splendid farming land in Jackson and Cass counties and of a prosperous livery business at Harrison Ville in pass when he was Mur. Dered and robbed by. Federal soldiers from Kansas commanded by a Cap Tain named Walley. Colonel younger had. Been to Independence capital of Jackson county where he had sold a drove of cattle from one of his big farms. Driving toward Hari i Sonville in a buggy he was shot Down about five Miles South of in dependence july 20, 1862. _ the murderer turned his pockets inside out stole missed several thou Sand which colonel younger carried in a Belt beneath Bis outer clothing and left his body by the Roadside. The wife colonel younger and the Mother of the four outlaws was a daughter of the Hon. Richard m. Fristoe of Jackson county who had served in the Missouri legislature and on the Bench. The Fristoe were of the first family As were the Youngers. In local Pioneer. Life. Mrs younger a refined and delicate woman passed through the horrors of the re e War fighting and the civil War saw the Large prop erty left by her murdered husband swept away la the strife heard the accusations of banditry against at least two of her sons and died in 1870 after Many years of Semi inva old Lam due chiefly to harsh treat ment at the hands of Kansas Jay and red legs and the Jackson county Federal militia. Part of this harshness was because of her son Coleman s activities As a. Guerilla. Much of it must be Laid to the same Devilish spirit that inspired her husband s murder. The younger Brothers were deeply de voted to their Mother risking their lives in wartime and later to visit White Star Dominion line round trip cruises on direct american service san Francisco every 21 via Honolulu and Samoa to Suva 1-tji thence Sydney Australia direct. 13.8. Mutl Sonoma. Sibba Ventura tons Elsp. Bated .iooa1. Write for picture folder and schedule of next Neil no. Auk sept. Sept. 19. Oceanic steamship co. So Wecken i lne 2 Pine Street san Francisco. Lake Winnipeg s. S. Keen Ora capt. Vance win make round trip the season beginning monday. Tuna 29, leaving Bol Lirk every at 6 . For i am adj connect ins with River boat for Norway House a Allenjr at Gull Harbor. Bull head Bereti r r ver Irmund unit other intern Dolata pol rut. Re turning to Selkirk the following sunday Bairn is guru Tel. 10. 17. 21. In september return fore Coc of berth meals and tax. S. S. Wolverine until leaves Selkirk every monday at 3 . For Xor run b Coa oct Luff with River boat for Norway House Call no at Points mid returning to Selkirk Friday morn Retarn berth. Neil week end trip . Wolverine Selkirk every Friday at 1 . For Bio George s Island calling at intermediate and returning to be Kirk Mon Day morning. Return rare including c1c Oft berth. Tax. 9 i for descriptive folder and reservations the Northern Fishco Ltd. Selkirk Man. Thew. Guest. Fishco Ltd Winnipeg Man. Phon. A638i made Money enough that venture and tates to Cuy other hardly to be there x Ever and their . Pit or any Teiss Hiss Early in the and Eastern Mills have 350 6.00 6.00 6.00 5.75 5.75 5.bo 5.50 5.50 5.40 030 2-1200 1080 9so Butcher 1.160 4 s05 940 820 730 but her cows 5.50 5.50 5.25 5.00 Soo 940 955 860 6-5 5.75 720 860 710 740 540 900 cast nabs cutters. 4.50 s40 4 50 990 4 00 s60 it. 4.00 to 4.25 500 3.75 840 bulls. 2.75 425 _ 2.50 2.5d 500 _. 2-50 Stock bes. 3.75 865, n.25 5.00 5.00 4.75 4.30 4.51v 4.2 4.25 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.00 4.00 4.0u and 3.50 3.35 2.150 2.00 _ 1.50 1.25 potato shipments 1 were 2.6d7 cars. Of butter and further notice will free press by t. J. Doyle and company Butler to. 1 Camery butter . Wynn Lei no. 2 Creamery butter. . 3 Creamery Buffer. . . According to Dom. Govt. Of Cuttris flow. Cases returned 1 Lrafb. Cases to seconds doi., cases returned .26 cracked doz., cases returned pour 24-lb. Of Ellale Boyal 98-lb. Sacks. Two 49-lb, four 24-lb. Maple 98-lb. Sacks two 49-lb. Acks in tar 24-lb. Backs of Meier 98-lb. Sacks two 4s-lb. Four 24-lb. Sacki. 6.60 ves n her and to give her substantial Aid and Comfort. The writer of this narrative has been amazed at man5 discoveries in the course of. His in Quiry into Border banditry. Perhaps the Palm of to the discovery that the m Tsouri outlaws had such a Host of apologists amongst whom were several men of the present we character. For shall name but two of Shelby and major of. The staunchest in the was John whom Jesse Jesse Edward James. Cole s biographers was a native of Virginia to Missouri As a youth newspaper and was a of 5.60 Mck. 80 ism ill feed. Delivered in Carlota cmh.1 Manitoba 2.00 2.00 1.50 Manitoba new potatoes per Ifa. To Hall Nix Moow Dona Manitoba Leaf is twice. Manitoba spinach per in. Man Zloba. Dozen Manitoba rhubarb por a. Manitoba new to Ralph per in. Manitoba new per aae Rallan. To felons. Per in. Manitoba cabbage per in .c2vi Petcu. Mail Lota delivered to o the Wooda 98-lb. Sacks two 49-lb. Kacka ,15 our i canape 3.00 b8-lb. A Clu two 49-lb, Dran per ton Short per ton bran per Tona Short per to bran per tone ton -._, Frecht tales no no. 1 Timothy. 1500 no. 2 Timothy nto. 1 red top n on no. 2 red demand Tor lower there being no Hay Exchange in , obtained regular Lar Iroku Ottimae. Month Bau produce Montreal aug. And. Cheese form. Cheese finest westerns to 22 j4, finest Eastern to 23. _ butter. 1 pasteurized 3sm a score of ways to spend the Day Winnipeg Beach Gimli trains at easy to come easy to go 9.00a wednesdays saturdays 1.455 5. Every Day every Day except sunday 10.15m sundays the . Operates to Camp Morton v a Nice place to stay and play at 6.30 tonight tomorrow night every night a Ger Canadian Pacific to no 1 Creamery. To to 36h. Eggs fresh extras. Froah firsts 08. Passed the Soo Sault mich., aug. Tip Block. Steelton 10.30 . Coral. We. Warner i Fig 11 30 Ashley. Glencarse noon Morden. Mara Mueller. Fryer 2 wilkinson.2.30 Fulton a Tupp. S Faucon Manuel 4 Fittleton 5 Crescent City. Holley Widener Lasalle. 11 ., Olcott. Noon James wat face ll30 . Trimble Keam i Dunn Gary Edenborn. Mccartney. Kennedy 2.30 Atli Abag Ca Reed Jan is Hart s.30 Morral. Morrow. K by the Shelby the Kentucky f ridges Bledsoe tons hamper Brown of is Ley s running tall Campaign of 187 of to Shelby so Frank p. Blair o Man who saved in 1861. Neiby at John Edwards met jog Waverly Early in 1s6-. Federate Brecken Ben Gratz Horace Gree the presiden was Gen. ,.the to the West of the glorious history. The remnant cd lever surrendered. Veterans in of preferred Omillan and Way i to Joe Sustor Mew zealand Australia the new and Well Apjok rented . Siisi Van conver. . Here ;