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feast eyes this light webnced luncheon plate good
easy the figure What nicer meal to precede feminine
afternoon brdg-or intimate luncheon with dear
friend The salad nodded in gelatin can oe
prepared night before with the breakfast and
let harcooked stage then devil them after husband
gone their several There still pc two
hours to houseand yoursen order At the last minute
table the rolls heat the charngy simple
luncheon plate You eh unued and free to give
your guests and Here's how the futhaVored
gelatin salad is made:
Asparagus Salad
package lemon-favored gelatin Dash OF pepper
cup hot water " teaspoon grated onion
E cur asparagus LIQUID and Diced canned asparagus
tablespoons vinegar - Napout 2 cupsl :u..u.o
teaspoon salt 2tapespoons choppeo pimei'o
Dissolve gelatin hot water Add liquid and water vim
egar seasonngs Chill until slightly thckened Fold
pimento individual mods Chill until rm unoid on
lettuce Garnish with mayonnaise Makes servings
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03
FOOD FOR LENTEN SEASON
Macaroni and Spaghetti Enhance
Variety of Many Lenten Dishes

Really meant for Lent" is the
designation A&P is giving its
macaroni and spaghetti products
during the Lenten season. There
are so many versatile dishes that
can be prepared from macaroni
and spaghetti that they lend
themselves more than most other
foods to the preparation of Len
ten dishes, according to the food
chain. They can be blended into
casseroles, baked with meatless
sauces, cheese and vegetable dish
es, or served in fish and shellfish
dishes to suit virtually every
taste. One of the most important
fundamentals of preparing macar-
oni or spaghetti dishes, the food
chains experts point out, is to be
sure the water they are first
cooked in is boiling rapidly. Cold
water will spoil even the best of
grades. The water should be kept
boiling until the macaroni or spa
ghetti is tender.
Just a few of the Lenten dishes
being recommended by the food
chain during Lent are:
Lenten Macarino Marvels -
stuffed macaroni peppers and a
savory sauce. Wash and remove
tops and cores from 6 medium
green peppers. In large bowl
combine the following: 2 cups
cooked elbow macaroni, drained;
1 cup chopped green beans; 2
tablespoons, chopped pimento; Il
teaspoon oregano; " teaspoon
salt; 1 8-ounee can Ann Page
Meatless Spaghetti Sauce. Fill
peppers with macaroni mixture,
place in casserole with u inch
water covering bottom. Cover
and bake 1880 minutes at $50 de-
grees. Serves six. Savory Sauce
Combine and cook over low
heat until cheese melts, 1 8-ounce
! can meatless spaghetti sauce with
1-3 cup grated sharp cheese.
Sunshine Tuna Loaf: Grease
9x5 X IL" loaf pan and ar
range IL slices stuffed olives on
bottom, over which is sprinkled
" cup grated cheddar cheese,
Combine in bowl; 1 8-ounce pack
age elbow macaroni cooked and
drained; / 101s ounce can tomato
soup; 1 teaspoon salt; 1-8 tea
spoon pepper; 2 eggs, slightly
beaten. In another bowl combine
1 7-ounce can white tuna meat
drained and faxed; 2 tablespoons
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03

evening, March IS, at 8 o'clock,
in the Parish House of Christ
Episcopal Church, in Milford.
Their guests will be the Merry
makers, Houston, Victory, and
Laws Clubs.
Wednesday afternoon, March %,
at 200, the Todd's Club will be
hostess at the Todd's Community
Hall. The Andrewsville, Harring-
ton, and Pennington Clubs will be
guests.
Be sure to come to your clubs
meeting, and bring your questions
on highway safety. I'll see you
therel
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chopped parsley, 2 tablespoons
chopped onion. Fill prepared loaf
pan 1-3 full with half macaroni
mixture, packing tightly. Spoon
tuna mixture over all. Top with
remaining macaroni and pack
down. Bake AS minutes 375 de-
grees. Unmold on garnished plat
ter. Serves 6.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03

grapefruit and angenes available markets
supply prices which should invitation TO their
daily Probably the most popular after juice in fruit cups
first dessert.
Here the combined with sliced bananas and diced apple
eave for color ontras with finely dates sheddea
coconut chopped pmeno tomt ugar WIN
sliced strawberries; with orange lime sherbet. - i,
Chill before preparing for fruit TO econ cut on peer
strips to bottom, cutting deep enough to remoye White
removing white membrane Cut along side OF each ddng mem
middle of Remove section by section Sprinkle
sections lightly with sugar.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03

Q-I have been receiving month
ly income benefits, paid on ac-
count of the total disability in
come provision of my World War
II CT insurance policy. Do these
payments reduce the face value of
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03

my policy?
A-No. The disability payments
you are receiving do not reduce
the face value of your policy be-
cause you have been paying an ex-
ira premium for disability protec-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-03

To cultivate a garden is to
walk with Christian Bovee.
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Quip 720 League Wars
Keep keqIers On Toes

Aliquippa, Pa. - The Aces
recently in an Alcros Lodge
720 League session took
three games from the Deu-
ces, this being the second
time this season that they ad-
ministered the same licking
to the Deuces.
Then the irony of it, the
last place Treys blanked the
Aces the following week,
November 10TH to deadlock
three teams for a second
! place at 1917.
Meanwhile the lie a d i n e
Quads had to forfeit three
games to the Deuces to make
the running now pretty close
as the Quads saw their one
time comfortable lead shrink
in the past three weeks. Next
week the story shall be told
, when the Aces take on the
Quads, while the Deuces and
Treys battle it out to stay in
second place.
We wish to report that
John Ladika, average 106,
rolled a terrific 149-177-113-
439 to boost his average to a
! few odd pins above the Ill
mark.
Also noteworthy since it
marks a change, Violet Dici-
Gro edging out Ann Watson
for high average honors by
one pin. Violet had 181-149-
443 showing which boosted
her from 124 to 1877. Ann
Watson who led the league for
eight weeks carries a 1915
average.
1t was also nice seeing Ann
Komar hitting her stride
with a 171-146-416 card.
Interested who the top five
are among the men? John
Barancho leads with 1920,
followed in turn by John Vat
son, 146; Mike Komar, 1873;
John Danjanic, 1856 and Char
les Yanik with 1876. Charles
Yanik had to convert a 5-9-10
split to place among these
male leaders.
Josephine j. Prevish, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Etna Members To Vote
For Officials Dec. II

Etna, Pa. - All members
of CFU Lodge 4 are request
ed to attend the regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
December II, at 200 PM.
The meeting will be held
in the house situated on the
property, recently purchased
for our new lodge home, at
36 Grant Avenue, Etna.
Beside our regular order of
business, there will be an elec-
ton of officers for the COM
ing year. Voting will begin at
II o'clock in the morning and
continue until 400 PM.
There are other important
matters to attend to, so
please be present and vote.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
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Ed CoIninskey RattIes
Pins For Record Count

Johnstown, Pa. - Edward
, Cominskey on the evening of
November 18th established a
new seasonal one and three
game highs, 254-582.
Edward broke his own ex-
listing leading high of 253
and in the triple field wrested
the honor from Victor Far
kas, Sr. who had a $50 high
Of some weeks standing in
the st. Rochus Lodge S DuX
League.
By his fine exhibition Ed
Cominskey now sports the
top average, ITO for 80
games, while his most recent
seasonal pinWork enabled
his third place Deuces to take
two games from the second
place Aces.
Victor Farkas, Sr. was tops
for the losers with 220-545,
this set boosting his average
to second place on the li2t
with a 1853 mark.
In the other match the
leading Treys squad contin-
ued to hold their four games
lead as they churned out the
most impressive team totals,
798-2264 over the past two
weeks, beating the Quads,
80.
For the victors, Charles
Gojmerac, the captain set the
pace again this time with
19O-522. Aiding him were
John Fabina, 466 and John
Rozich, 434. Peter Fabina's
162-414 stood out in the
Quads' lineup.
Having mentioned the top
two individual average hold
ers, we present the others of
the leagues top ten, namely,
Charles Gojmerac, 160; John
Gredesky, 16O; Victor Far
kas, Jr., 1856; John Kolar,
1874; Stephen Petrusic, 1853;
John Rozich, 40; Andrew
Kinda, 140 and Frank Ses-
trich, 134.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Rankin Juniors viii
Enjoy Treats, Movies

Rankin, Pa. - This is to
notify all the members of
CFU Nest So and their par
ents that a Christmas Party
will be held Saturday, Decem-
Der II, at 300 PM, in the
Croatian Home.
Motion pictures will be
shown for the childrens en-
tertainment and Xmas treats
will be given out by Santa
Claus.
Members, who have award
books in their possession, are
asked to turn them in on
time, for the award will be
made the day Of the party.
We also urge all members
to bring their dues payments
up to date, or else, in some
cases, we will have to resort
to the suspension of mem
bers.
Catherine Pecak, Mgr.
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Social Hour Will Cap
South Chi 440 Meetinq

SO. Chicago, Ill. - Mem
bers of CFU Lodge 440 are
urged to attend the monthly
and yearly meetings which
will be held Sunday, Decem-
Der II, in the Church Hall on
96 and Exchange, at 1 PM.
After adjournment of the
monthly meeting, the annual
meeting will get under way
with election of officers for
1856.
1t is important, therefore,
that every member attends.
Refreshments will be served
afterwards.
We also appeal to every
member to bring their dues
payments up to date. Thus
there will be no old business
to carry into the new year.
Frank Ivelich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Warren Lodge Shaping
Junior Holiday Funniest

Warren, Ohio - This is TO
inform the members of CFU
Lodge 500, who did not at
tend the last meeting, that
we have formed a committee
to go full speed ahead in
planning our 3rd Annual
Christmas fete.
The event will take place
December II, 1855, at Quinn
by Shelter House, at Qu!mby
Park, Austin Ave. Sc.
Although we classify it as
our Children's Xmas Party,
we want all our members to
attend. This also applies to
the cases where the parents
are members but the children
are not. Come and bring them
along too.
Xmas Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
YugosIav Folk Ballet
In PITTSBURGH Feb. Y

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Du'
quesnc University Tambur-
itzans in order to bring the
original songs, music and
dancing direct from t h e
Homeland to our people of
the Greater Pittsburgh area
will sponsor a presentation
by the Yugoslav National
Folk Ballet on Sunday eve
ming, February 18th, at the
Syria Mosque in the Oakland
District of Pittsburgh.
The ensemble of forty dan
GERS, singers and musicians
will arrive in this country
during the month of January
and the Staff of the Tambur-
itzans Of Duquesne Univer-
sity were among the first
contacted to sponsor a Pitts
burgh appearance.
We urge you to keep this
important event in mind, on
Sunday evening, February
18th, when the famed Yugo-
slav National Folk Ballet will
appear at the Syria Mosque,
Oakland, Pittsburgh.
Walter w. kOlar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Mary Abranovic Hits
1872 In H.0 Dux Loop

Pittsburgh, Pa. - There
were some red faces even a.
mong the male boWlers at
the Home Office Leagues
turkey roll-off November II
when Mary Abranovic open
ed with a 1872 game helped
along by five straight strikes.
This according to her own
statement represents a life
time high and is all the more
noteworthy when you realize
it along Mary's present lea
que average Of 95. Congratu-
lations, Mary Abranovic for
rolling sc pins over her av-
erage to win turkey among
the ladies.
Joe Grgurich, possessor of
a III average going into the
session, opened with a 1O4
game but came back with
games of 162-168 to place SO
sticks above average to gain
title to the male turkey.
The Indians with five wins
in the last six starts, the last
three over the Dodgers, stole
the leagues top seat from
their victims. The new pace
settlers are not a rugged lot,
their top bowler being Mar
tin krasich. who recently
spaced his games in this man.
ner, 121-142-163 at 81 pin
intervals.
People don't like to have
their high shots mentioned" ?
It's a sure sign that the next
session will be marked by
your own low score. V. l.
Mandich turned a 199 into a
new second best triple of 459
at the wrong pinfest.
The Yankees dropped three
to the Pirates, the only team
in their own words, whom
they oblige SO. The triple loss
dropped them to third place,
leaving all teams spaced from
top to bottom at one game
graduations.
Frank Braidic. Scribe
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Johnnie KegIers viii
Enter Buffalo Tourney

JOhnstown, Pa. - The st.
Rochus Lodge 5 Tenpin Lea
que was organized express
ly to have Johnstown repre-
sented in Buffalo for the c..
F. U. Tenpin Tournament
come May 1856 and in Gle
veland for the 1857 go.
After ten weeks of kegling
the Lodge 5 team rests on
top of the four team league,
sporting as they do an eight
game margin that was whit
tied somewhat at the Novem-
ber 10Th session by the Buck
nell Hotel squad. Mr.. Golu-
bic's Bucknellers took the
measure of the league lead
ers.
T. Gojmerac, 211-200-584,
the evenings highs, along
with Michael Hockycko, 179
and Rita Fishter, 131 ac-
counting for the Bucknellers
winning the first two games.
George Hajko, 2O6 and Jo-
seph Mesnak, who holds the
seasonal highs, 246-64O, un-
leashed a 165 to take the fl
nal game, 713 to 685.
The Matan Cafe-men went
after the last place st. Ro-
chus Churchmen to sweep
the series with Frank SAX
mar and Joseph Fishter lead
ing with 178-493 and 164-481,
respectively. The Matan pro-
teges are doing right by Mrs.
Frances Matan, the grand old
lady who really has support
ed the Croatian Fraternal
Union in all phases, sports
nonetheless.
We are all looking forward
to Father John Sostaric S
charges making the Church
men entry more formidable.
1t would help round out a
more balanced league.
Joseph Fishter, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Sfrufhers Voters Set
For Annual Elections

Struthers, Ohio - Mem
bers of CFU Lodge 5C4 are
hereby requested to attend
the regular and yearly meet
ings which will be held De-
cember II, at 1919 Lowell
vile Road.
The regular meeting will
be opened at 100 PM sharp
and the annual meeting will
follow at 200 PM. One of the
main orders of business will
be the election of lodge Of
ficials for the coming year.
Members will be served
refreshments after the meet
ings have been adjourned.
Alex Matijevich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Lodge 81 Election To
Be Run Off Dec. 4th

Chicago, Ill. - The regular
meeting date of "Hrvatska
Sloboda" CFU Lodge 81 has
been changed from December
II to December 4, at 1908 S.
Racine Avenue, beginning at
900 AM.
Immediately following the
regular meeting, the annual
meeting and election Of Off
GERS for 1856 will take place.
Refreshments will be
served after adjournment Of
both meetings. All members
are urged to attend.
Jos. n. Bazdaric, Pres.
Luka Blonde, Rec. Sec'y.
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Robbins Bobbing Along
Toward Mah-vaI Diadem

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Mahoning Valley League
standings after the Novem-
Der Is bowling session found
the teams one game apart
from first place, occupied by
the Pelicans.
Stan Rosko's 223-5s7, the
male highs of the evening,
were not enough for Lodge
Lodge 100 keglers to pry the
leading Robins out of their
enviable spot. Ed Banko, 201-
523 helped the Robins to VIC
tory in the first two games.
The Wrens by dropping two
games to the Canaries ena-
bled their conquerors to move
into the first division.
The Hawks with a new bird
in their flock in the person
of Charles Koker, who made
his debut with a 210-521, and
with the help of John Matune,
1854 and Eleanor Pucak's
feminine contribution of 180
clawed the Owls for a 2-1 tri-
umph.
Battling it out to stay out
of the cellar, the Parakeets
took two from the Peiicans.
Highly responsible for the
winners in this match were
George Pribek, 203-5O8 and
John Tumbri, 172-493.
Remember t h e Bowlers
Xmas Party being planned to
take place at the Croatian
Home, Sunday, December II
Immediately after the regu-
lar league session that day.
Nick j. Srnec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
South Omaha Lodge To
Elect Officers Dec. 4

So. Omaha, Nebr. - "Sts.
Peter and Paul" CF'U Lodge
101 will hold its annual meet
ing on Sunday, December 4,
at 200 PM in the SITS. Peter
and Paul School Hall, 36th
and tx" Street.
During the course of the
meeting, an election of lodge
officers for 1856 will be held.
1t is, therefore, the duty of
every member to attend and
elect a set of officers, whom
they believe will do their best
for the lodge and it's men,
bership.
Final plans for the chill
dren's Christmas Party will
also be discussed on Dec. 4.
George NJ. KOcsis, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Lodge 81 Sports Club
Will Meet December II

Chicago, Ill. - The Hrvat-
ska Sloboda Lodge 80 Ath-
letic Club takes this means to
advise it's members that it's
next meeting will be held at
Collins residence, 1888 So.
Lombard Avenue, Cicero,
Saturday evening, December
18th, at 500 PM.
Many coming events under
the auspices of this sports
organization within Lodge 80
will be up for discussion at
this meeting. Your very own
suggestions may be just the
thing to our Athletic Club
for more activity to the ben
eft of the Lodge and the
national organization.
This last meeting of 1866
will be in keeping with the
Holiday Spirit and Christ
mas grab bag" will be in
order, the value of which
can be obtained by calling
Mrs. Rose Smetko, our Sec
retary, at OIL 2-1773. AS. per
custom, refreshments will be
served after the business end
Of the meeting.
Jack Paul, Publicist
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Harbor Nest MANAGER
CIarions New Address

Indiana Harbor, Ind. - All
parents who have children
affiliated with CF'U Nest 221
are urged to have their
youngsters attend the month
ly Nest meetings on the third
Sunday Of each month at 100
PM.
Dues payments should also
be taken care of at these
meetings. AS your Nest Man.
ager, l may be contacted at
this new address: Mrs. Man.
da Marich, Box 90 R.R. No. 6,
Crown Point, Indiana.
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Rochester Ballots To
Be Cast December nth

Rochester, Pa. - The reg
ular monthly and annual
meetings of abraham Lin
coin" Lodge IS will be held
Sunday afternoon, December
II, in the st. Cecilia Church
Hall.
The regular business meet
ing is scheduled to take place
at 100 PM, following which
the members will elect their
Lodge and Nest officials for
1856.
Every member who possi-
bly, can is duty-bound to at
tend this last and most i'm
portant meeting of the year,
bring his and her dues up to
date, and help render deci-
sions for the good of the
Lodge, the Nest and the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
To our fellow CFU men,
bers, our Home Office ad-
ministrative leaders, and our
boys and girls in the Chill
dren's Home, go very best
wishes for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
John X. Mikan, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Pitt Lodge "a Primes
For Dec. 4 Elections

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mem.
bers of CFU Lodge "a are
hereby requested to attend
the forthcoming regular
meeting which is scheduled
for Sunday, December 4, at
the Bratska .Sloga Hall, 146-
44th Street. The session will
begin at 200 PM.
One of the several vital is
sues to be acted upon is the
nomination of officers for the
year of 1856.
1t is important that all
members attend this meeting
for such an important issue
demands the attention of ev-
cry member.
John Naglich, Sec'y.
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Frisco Nest 282 Will
Sponsor Holiday Party

San Francisco, Calf. - Re-
Gently, "Yerba Buena" CFU
Lodge 900 took on the re-
sponsibility Of m agi n g
Nest 2S2, and under the di-
rection of Rudy Palihnich
much progress has been
made.
Plans are now being for
mulated to hold a Family
Xmas Party" for our junior
members. The event will be
staged Saturday, December
II, at the Yugoslav Sokol
Hall, $50 Eddy st.
William Blazevich, director
of the Ruza Tamburitzans, is
serving as program chair
man. He promises a very fine
program, slated to begin at
500 PM.
Xmas gifts and refresh
ments will be presented to all
the Junior members and
dancing to the Ruza Tambur-
itza Orchestra will follow.
Other members of the ar
rangements committee are:
! Frank Kuchan as chairman,
Rudy and Julia Palihnich
Dorothy Boldin and yours
truly. Peter Obad. Pub
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Gallup Recorder Asks
Younq To Take Offices

Gallup, \. VI. - All men,
bers of CFU Lodge 60 are
urged to attend the meeting
which will be held Sunday,
December II, in Pctranovich
Hall, at 200 PM.
1t is extremely important
that the younger members
attend this session, as cleo
tion of officers for 1856 will
be held.
We would like to have as
many young members as pos
siblc hold offices next year
so it is urgent that everyone
attends the Forthcoming ses-
sion.
Matt l.. Plese, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Cleveland Ladies Club
Planning Gift Exchange

Cleveland, Ohio - The Gro
attain Ladies Cultural Society
will hold it's annual meeting
Wednesday, December Z, at
ZOO PM in the Croatian
Home, 6314 st. Clair Ave.
All members, young and
old, are urged to attend this
important session.
After the meeting, there
will be a Christmas Party
with refreshments and a
$1.00 gift exchange.
Anna Thomas, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Youngstown Ladies To
Meet On November 30th

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Croatian Home Ladies AUX
iliary will hold a very special
meeting on Wednesday, No
vember 80, at the Croatian
Home.
1t is very important that
all members attend, as there
are very urgent matters to be
discussed.
Barbara A. MikoVich
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FARRELL, PA.
Lodge Ar Mixed League

Tony Jurkovic, See
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Nest 397 League
Individual Highs
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Mary Niksic, Sec'y.
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Individual Highs
INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

John Robich, Sec'y
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Lodge l46 Ladies League
HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Margaret WukoSon, 5
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BUFFALO, NEW YORK

Jerry kustich Memorial League
November IS, 1865 w