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Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-18
FIX JURY TRIAL
DOCKET; FINISH
CHOICE OF JURY
Smallest Number of Cases in
Many Years Scheduled for
Trial By Twelve Criminal
Docket Also to Be Light,

Judge Herbert F. Reynolds has
called the jury trial docket for the
September term, which ii is said, is
the shortest that has appeared in
Bernalillo county for several years,
However, the criminal docket is yet
TO be accounted for. This also is said
to be light docket,
1t is reported that some difficulty
was experienced in getting together
grand Jury and yesterday this work
was completed. the officials announc-
ing revised list of men who are
serving. The petit jury will convene
next Monday, September 23.
Following are the cases, with at
torneys, set by Judge Reynolds:
Monday. September %.
II. b. Jamison against Kate Cana
van; Jamison, French
Roman Ortiz against f. T. Pearce;
Moore. Stroup
Charles Conroy against f. L,
Pearce; Keleher. Stroup.
Minnie Diehl against ]. M. Dia2,
Stroup, McGuinnese.
Tuesday, September 81.
Tony Michelbach and others against
Jesus Romero Heacock & Grigsby.
Ortiz.
Severe Sanchez against A. p. Nc"
Milen; Rodey. McMillen.
Wednesday, September 25.
Robert L. Moore against John /.
Logan: Wilkerson, Venable,
Thursday, September 26.
Macedonia Jaramillo, Admr.. against
Pete Zito; Barth e. Mabry, Heaeock
& Grigshy
Friday, September %.
f. f. Chavez against Victor Sais;
Heacock & Grgsby Marion & Wood.
saturday, September 2S.
Fernandez Co. against Benito Sa-
yedra: McMillen. Klock.
The names of the grand jurymen'
taken from the revised list follow.
r. t. Aspnwall. foreman: Pablo Nal
donado. Fred Otero. r. r, Pollock, {.
lG. Ackerman. f, Ncolacci Jesus
Anaya, A. S. Kloek. Alex. Craig, J. A.
Hammond John Hillyard. Miguel
Garcia, Joseph Altmix Pillar vigil,
Andres Griego, e. T Chase. Fred
ziekert, Simon Tafoya. James Votaw
Fostiano Garcia, Pantaleon Sanchez.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-18
SUCCOTH FIESTA
T0BE CELEBRATED
BY JE WIS Of CITY

On Fridav ,,iobt tbe Teys here will
celebrate AZ fa.,t,.1 of cnccotb
small "Sueeotb" on bootb win he con
structed in Ter,rla AIbert ana sneciol
and anpron,,i.to ~ ,sa,,,icas viii IL beId
The festiyaI Of s,ccotb follows fiya
favs after no nav of Atonameni
namely. on tbe ffftcenth dav Of the
seventh montI,.. 1Yebi accordino Ia
the old trahra, ,..Iendar ana cor-
tinues eiebt a. In ancient times
II was ona 81 ~ thrna Festival occs I.
sions IN tbe vaar v,hon tbe Tsraelitee
made nile,,i,,os,,'s a., Ta,,tsaIan, ~,
central sanntmo',y m offe. sar,ifices
Of thanlssei,,i,,e, f,,. tho hafvest fr,1itg
From the rl,7nnrous references In
Scrinture n tbjs obsoyvance as "The
Festival Il y,ae do,IhtIesslv consi5- :
erred as rho fe"ti,,ol occasion Of nrima
Iinportance IN tbe voar
Succoth II nrirnorilv an apricuIturaI
feast thouob The name meaning
"bootbs." refers in the desert neriod
in IsraeIs bisto,, As enioined in
lT,ev xxiii-2A -fhiy double character il
clearly sbown "v,han We have cath
cred in the frpits of the land We shall
keen the feaet of the Lord seven
days eve shan dwell in booths
that vour generations NAV know that
I made the chiIGron of israel to dwell
In booths when thought them ont
of the land ~ Eo,nt Conmemoraf :
iny thereforn nc il does the historic
hepinnine Of Isroars life and ground
e6 in tho aoricrItIraI life of the neo-
nle at the ereat harvest Of the year
we ca,, readilv understand WIN If was
known rs avrbe Feaet Other name9
annlied n II Ia me Scrinture renre-
eenting tbeee two IDEAS are "Tbe
Faast ~ Toherparles" and "The Feast
of Tnpatbaring" IHtc the other fes-
ltival davs in IsraaTs calendar il was
iovous occosion we shall rejoice
beforn the rord" (Ley xxiii- 4o) "An6
tbon sholt ba altogether iovfulo
IT ont wvis15l
II most Pjblicot times tho festival
noe ohsar,,ad Nth nnonv ceremonies
of . iovons cbaractar INT today as
N tbc hoain,,ing tba distinctive SYM
hol is ~ hnotb in which Israel was
o,,to,nad 70 d1,oli ro,, seven davs ia
cn,,on,enoorote tbe first davs Of its
]
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-18
LOCAL ITEMS
Tourist lunches. Pullman Cate.
Ed. w. Larson-TaXi-Phone Is.
Martin a. Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273.

Ed. w. Larson-TaXi-Phon Is.
Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27S.
Ivan Grunsfeld has returned from
a business trip to the east.
NJ. S. Graves of Santa Fe, n. NJ, is
in the city for a few days.
John Becker. of Belen, was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Born last night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruno Armijo, 1902 r. High street,
boy.
The Order Of Railway Employees
will meet tonight at o'clock in the
w. o.. w. hall.
Albuquerque lodge, No 80, Frater-
nal Aid Union, will meet in l. 0. O..
+. Hall at 7:45 o'clock tonight.
II. X, p, A., H. A., j. K, and r.
n. Grinage all Of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
are in the city, coming overland in q
car.
Emory G. Faroat, agent for the
Santa Fe, left yesterday for Eagle
Rock City, Calf, where he will spend
a three months vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Doran left last
night for Santa Fe, N. NJ, for short
Visit. Mr. Doran recently purchased
the Combs hotel in this city.
Cottonwood Grove No. 2, Woodmer
Circle, will meet at 2:S0 O'clock this
afternoon in l. o. O. T., hall Manager
Mary Taylor and State Manager Fer
guson will be present.
st. Johns Guild will hold their first
monthly tea this afternoon from three
10 six, at 700 West Central avenue
Mrs Donnell will be hostess. Al
friends of the Guild are invited.
Judge w. c. Heacock yesterday re-
ceived word that his son, William O.
Heacock stationed at Preside. Calf,
has been commissioned a second lieu-
tenant and has been ordered to Camp
Pike Little Rock, Ark,
meeting of the Scottish Rite clul
will be held at DECK tonight in Ma
sonic temple. Work and discussion OF
the seventh degree will be the busi
ness of the evening All Scottish Ritz
Masons are invited to attend.
The Laguna Indians will hold theu
annual corn dance in Laguna, n. M.
Thursday. Roads are in good condi
ton and the trip from Albuquerque
can be made in three or four hours
enabling those attending to make tn
round trip in one day
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Hamilton afte
spending three months here, left yes
sterday on their return TO their home
in Winterset Ia Roscoe Kenny ac
companied them, driving their auto
mobile in the overland trip. He vii
go to Lafayette, Ind, before returning
here.
Frank Laveros, alleged to have shot
A. Salas on Monday night. was ar
raigned before Judge W. w, McClel-
Ian, yesterday afternoon, on charge
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-18
CHIROPRACTIC.
A Word to the sick and Suffering.

n WORD 10 tne SICK anu SuIterhS'
If every segment of the spinal coll
umn (backbone) was in normal align
ment, we would not have the hnnch-
back, 0n which the sublimations are
very pronounced, while in kidney,
liver and stomach troubles, rheuma-
tism and the thousand other diseases
which the human race Is tortured
with, the subluxations pass unnoticed
though the pressure on the spinal
nerves interferes with the life-giving
forces sent out from the brain the
human dynamo) over the nerves 10
every tissue cell in the body.
The organ supplied by this nerve
becomes weak, the secretion becomes
abnormal and increased, or decreased
and sickness results.
BY chiro practic adjustments the
subluxation is corrected, the pressure
removed from the nerve and the life
giving forces flow freely, nature repairs
and health is the result,
am a graduate of the largest
chro practic school in the world (the
chiro practic fountain head).
on and after September s / will be
glad to answer any questions.
Consultation free.
Office over Golden Rule store.
MIME s, ENGE. ID. G.
ChiroPractor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-18
WHIFFS FROM THE
HOOVER KITCHEN
(By A. +. Sims.)
SnparleSs. Eggless. cake.


/ cup maple syrup Cor IL cup Karo
and 1-2 cup maple syrups); | cup
sour milk; Ia cup vegetable fat 2
cups Victory flour Tor 1 12 cups Vic
tory and II cup barley flours), lev
ell teaspoonful OF soda, | teaspoonful
cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoonful cloves,
teaspoonful vanilla
This afternoon the making OF fruit
buffers which require much less su-
gar than jelly and the canning of fruit
juices will be demonstrated at the
Hoover kitchen, beginning at 2:3O
o'clock as usual Another fried chick
en- also will be canned as this idea
has proven so popular that its dem
onstration has been requested, The
war time receipts submitted for this
week will be tried out and wherever
possible, by those who submitted
them.
1t is to be hoped that any house
keeper who really has a good and
economical war receipt Will present
1t. The state administrator will ad-
ddress those present on conservation,
the famine that confronts Russia and
its meaning to the allies.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
CAMP DODGE ORDER
AWAITED AT CAPITAL

Instructions for the movement of
government troops to Camp TAYLOR.
hy" and Camp Grant. rI, have been
received by the Adjutant General at
Springfield bat no word instructing
him on what to do VITA The next IN.
crement destined for Camp lodge
This was explained today in the
following message to the local eXemp.
lion board from Adj Gen. Dickson:
Feb. Is. l9lS.
Local Boards contributoly to Camp
Dodge
For your information and 10 AVOID
local board and this office. desire to
advise You that calls No. is and 10
have been received for the mobiiza.
tlon Of certain percentages of deferred
quotas from local boards contributory
to Camp Grant and CamA TayIor but
no call has been issued for local beadtS
conrihutor} to Camp Dodge
Frank 5 Dickson.
Admiant General.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
TUSCANIA SCOOP
BEATS BIG PAPERS

The absolute perfection of the
Free Tradpr-Journal's teleeraphic
press service was proven last night
when this paper was one OF the only
two in La Sale county to place the
missing list of the Tuscania at l0l
The Peru News Herald carried the
same estimate.
BY turning this trick" the Free
Trader.Journal gave to its readers
an authentic report on the sink.
ing Of the transport twelve hours
ahead Of its Chicago contempor.
aries. II YOU don't think the metro
poltan press is contemporary
compare their morning telegraphic
stories with those in the Free
Tradpr-JournaI Of the night before
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
MILITARY WEDDING
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH

Miss Mary Theresa Ryan. of Los.
tant, and Lieut. Francis w. O'Bren.
Of Chicago We're quietly married in
st. Patrick's church in this city YES.
terday afternoon at O'Clock. Father
Hackett rector Of the church Off.
cGtint.
The couple were unattended They
arrived in the city IN the morning
and secured their license Just before
noon. AS the couple were married
out OF their parish they brought a
special permit with them in order
that they might be married in the
church in this city.
Lieut.. O'Bricn is stationed at the
cantonment camp at Fort Houston
Texas, and the couple viii 20 there
in few days where the bride viii
remain until her husband leaves Tor
France.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
EIGHTEEN ALIEN
ARE REGISTERED At
THE POLICE STATION
CHIEF OF POLICE ZURICH AN.
NOuNCES NAMES OF GERMAN
SUBJECTS WHO ARE RESIDENTS
or OTTAWA AND ARE UNNAT.
uRALlZED U. S. CITIZENS.

Nearing the end Of his task regis.
terine alien enemies. CHIEF OF Police
George Zurich today announced the
names OF eighteen subjects Of Kaiser
Wilhelm who have appeared at head
quarters 20 sign thei registration
cards, leave their photos and hay,
their finger prints taken
The eighteen men are all residents
OF Ottawa some oi them residents 0f
long standing One or Two names III
the list occasion surprise among thcir
friends, who were firmly in the be-
lief tLat the registrauts weta regular
citizens OF the old l. :
Registration began Monday morning
and will continue until tomorrow
night Any traces OF men known to
the police 10 be alien enemie, will
be closely followed down. Then viii
come arrests and internment Tor the
German subjects who ignored Uncle
Sans cautions to submit themselves
Tor examination and to leave facts Tor
future Identification
The names as announced by Chief
Of Police Zurich follow
Albert Meyer, Ga Webster St
Sebastian Ross, 1921 Main ST.
Herman HrodtkG. 300 Locus st.
Richard Rumpf, $40 Huston ST.
Fred Iflander, 1912 Illinois avenue,
August kussler, llG Adams 81.
Fritz Erdman, Pleasant View.
John =, Scherger 522 Illinois Ave
Prosper IIilpipre, 323 De Sofa ST.
Arthur Hilppre, 323 De Sofa ST
Fritz Meyer, tl7 Wooster ~
Adolph Meyer 642 Webster ST
Carl HcrZog, i3i Courtney st.
Philip Gunessee, S2j Walnut st.
Adolph Kant. 632 Catherine ST.
William II. Miller, llI0 Phelps St
John Norel 1926 DE Kalb st.
Gustaye Norel. 326 De Kalb st
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
JOSEPH A. FUTTERER
DIES AT MARSEp-LES
AT TER LONG ILLNESS

Tho it Was known his health had
been failing for several months OF.
taNa friends were not prepared thr
morning to receive announcement q.
the death at Marscilles. of Joseph
FuItcrer former we'll known resident
OF this city. Word of Mr. Futtoror',
passing came as a great shock TO all
who knew him here
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
STREAT0R COUPLE
MARRIED HERE

Miss Margaret Corbn and George
Eby, both of Streator We're quietly
married at the Christian church par
aonnge IN this city, Wednesday after.
noon The bride was beautifully
sownod in blue tailored suit, with
hat shoes and gloves to match
Following the ceremony the couple
left for indianapolis. where they will
spend their honeymoon but will re-
turn to Strcator In time for the groom
to leave with the next list Of selected
men for the canlonment Mrs. Eby
viii remain at the home Of her par.
cnts IN Strcator until the close of the
W;i.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
SAYS ROOSEVELT
RESTS EASY TODAY

New York. Feb. s. DR.. Walton Mar.
tin, family physician of Colonel Roose.
welt, announced at o clock this after
noon that the colonel had a very salts
factory morning
He has assimiated all nourish
ment. said the physicia 3 stat ment
"and pulse and temperature remain
nGtmal . The eolonel's condition, how
ever. is still serious
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
OTTAWA FIREMEN
AT KUTZ FUNERAL

Nine members 0G l'ndine Hose Com.
pany went to Norris today TO attend
the funeral of Henry T., kutz, the MOI.
ris fire CHIEF, who was buried IN Nor
ris today
Mr. kutz was buried at Evergreen
Cemetery with full Masonic mnera +
there.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
Much Unconscious lying.

In these days there is moro pre.
Tnricafion, or tibblng, or mlsrepre-
snntntion. or whatever YOU cnrc to call
1t, becauSe we have come TO feel that
we can stretch The truth and Sill be
truthful. There is n lot Of living that
Is unconscious lying
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
DUAL MONARCHY TO
CONCLUDE SEPARATE
PEACE WITH RUSS REDS

Copeuhagen Feb Austro.Hun.
gary expects to conclude peace with
[ Mania before lhe middle of next
week according to information from
German source today Aarmng ru-
morS are coming out of petrogrhd One
reAort vas that a reign Of terroi exists
there and that the foreign missions
have been warned To leave
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
KENT WOODWARD WAS
ON ILlFATEO BRITISH
TRANSPORT
WAS WITH 10Th ENG.
WORD FROM HOUSTON HINTS
THAT WOoDsMEN REGIMENT
TOOK FLkCE ON BOAT OF THIRD
N. 6. THEN QUARANTINE BY
MEASLES.

Kent Woodward, former Ottawa Inv
ana native Of Grand Ridge. is believed
10 have been the only La Sale eonnty
resident on the Tlscania, British
transport which was sunk ruesda, or
the coast Of Ireland Woodward \
name was included this morning IN
me list OF passengers supplied by the
war department to press services
friNatc Woodward, who was a mem.
per OF the 10Th Engineers. a western
regiment. is a broher OF | l.. Waod
Wafu of Ottawa. tie was here during
the summer on visit and spent tho
sieater part OF month among his local
friends.
Enlisting at Salt Lake City. where.
he was assigned to the regiment OF
Engineers Woodward ha, been in the
service for some months. His orta.
VA relatives knew he was on has way
'''tercss, but ltra held out hopes fhai he
mad been shipped by some other boat
Whether or not he has been rescued
Is unknown to his people here. Woll
lfom nm IS being anNiousr awaited
Thirds Close Shave.
Reports from Camp Logan. where
the Third regiment is completing it,
stun cou.se of training. came several
weeks ago that the Illinois infantry
OF which Company E Is a part, stood
me prospect for early departure
lor over there Then CAME an eDl.
aeaiic Of measles and the Third, which
was included in grapevine rumors as
among the Iiast OF the Illinois guards.
men TO embark. was cm,rced 10 star
home. At the time the lnmbet.iack
regiment was substituted il was gen
orally reported At Houston that the
Wisconsin and Michigan soldiers wera
taking the places OF The Flinoisans
Some authenticity to these an.
nouncemcntS was given in press Ye.
ports telling at the time OF the sub
stitution and the reasons why the
Third and perhaps others of the state
guard were compelled to give up their
trip.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
AMER|CAN|SM.
IS DISCUSSED BY.
INSTITUTE ORATORS.
ATTORNEY A. j. oCONOR AND
STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
SPEAKER STIR AUDIENCE WITH
APPEAL FOR UNAllYED PATRl.
CTleM.

CIISM.
Two stirring addresses each o
which fahly sizzled with GOOD old
fashioned American patriotism. wcl,
heard By n handful Of people Who as
scmhled at the high school auditor
ium to attend the night session of the
Farmers Institute The people consti
tutine the chosen few were rewarded
IN hearing Amercanism pr0p0unded
UIOn a pure. unadutelatel one hun
dred per cent basis.
They left the session well please. Il
with having had the distinction OF
being among those present AZ a rally
around-the.hag meeting that lacked
the Hin. Hip EIorrah performances
Of GOOD old campaign days, and was
made The better thereby
Attorney a. J O'Conol whose abil
ity TO hold audiences closely follow
Ing his every word. while he extern
pCraneousiy drives home truth attel
truth. was the first speaker OF the
evening. In his own inimitable wax
IA way that has made him much
sought after as a public speakers
Nh. O'Conor had only the single sore
Patriotism" for his topic That he
made more than good goes without
ayine
Following him was William For.
kell, R5dpath Lyceum lecturer. who
Is out doing a turn fol the State Coun
eli 0f Defense as his Bit in promul
eating American unity and loyalty
While being placed in the position Of
having 10 follow-up a speaker o. IN
questioned talent Mr. Forkell Shut.
He'd of the burden and tore loose at
his audience grimly determined to
AWAKEN them to the paramount issues
o the day
Before me | see tha autoc,ats OF
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yjtb IN N ~ anaionaa - .nan,
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siJae shows that wa arc headline +ho
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
SOUTH GETS A CUT
ON voorhees, DAYS:
5 STATES RELEASED
GARFIELD ELIMINATES SOUTH
ERN COMM MONWEALTHo FROM
GATE RESTRICTIONS on NORTH
NEXT.

Washington Feb. s. Workless Mon.
days We're suspended IN eight south.
ern states by Fuel Administrator Gar
held today The action vas taken be-
cause Of improved weather conditions
in this territory
At the same tins DE- Garfield amend
ed his original order 50 IS to exempt
from its provisions an Workshops EN-
ployine international garment workers
many OF which are working ON govern
ment contracts. D.. Garfield felt very
hopeful today that it might be pcs
Sible to further suspend the order in
other PARTS OF the counry after neNi
week
The states exempted today arr
North and South Carolina. Georgia.
Florida Alabama Tennessee. Missis.
sipp and l.nuisiana
Goddess Paper Next?
Washmgton Feb S. The United
States may have to come to the prac-
ticc of issuing form of paper, back
Of which there is no gold reserve ii
the war continue long enough Secre.
tarH Of the Troaury McAdoo made this
statement to the senate finance com
mittee he argued that the imme-
diate passage Of the $5o0000.0o0 war
finance corporation bin would fore
stan this and make the issuance of
uncovered paper last resource when
the finances Of the nation are drained.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
FATE OF INSTITUTE
HANGS IN BALANCE:
INTEREST IS LACKING
OFFICERS CONSIDER ABANDON.
ING GREAT INSTITUTION BE.
CAUSE PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN
NO ACTIVE PART IN PRESENT
MEETING.

With Farmers Institute enthus asm
al zero during the past three days.
the fate OF this great county under.
taking hangs in the balance TO-DAY as
am aftermath of the apparent lack
Of interest in il by not only the farm.
en- himself, bnt the city fellow. a.
Wcn
While weather conditions were such
they lid not augur well for attend.
ance there was a conspicuous waning
OF interest among men who could be
present at the meetings MANY of
these were absent and several circle
today discussed the adyisablity OF
abandoning the institute at the yely
time when it is most badly needed.
Thrown into a ioblot and gathered
under one roof all the people at the
household science and men, sections
would not make lair sized audience
No complaints are possible on the
talent for the program committee saw
to il that the very best obtaiuablc
was brought to Ottawa lor the three
days institute which closes ton ght.
Discouraged oy this conscious
'ennui' toward the great institution.
it's promoters are entitled to hold thcil
Indignation meetings ana eonsido,
net the advisability but The need of
throwing the sponge in he ring ana
rallinL il quits
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
TURN VERE|N GIVES
TO j. 5. RED CROSS
OTTAWA SOCIETY APPROPRIATE
CASH FOR AMERICAN UNDER
TAklNC--OFFicERS FOR YEAR
ELECTED. ) .-.-, I.


At the regular monthly meeting oI
the Ottawa Tun Nerem the annua
election took MACE. The follo,yng of
dcare r.oro o,oa,o, 8 =, .
~John Damgard
Vice President John +. Buchncr.
list TurnWari Paul Fischer
2nd TunWart Arthur Irion
Cor and Pee Sec. %. j. ChNStman.
Treasurer Fred Hitter.
Fin, Sec-Geo. H. p. fischer.
Librarian Fed Bschon.
A resolution was adopted that the
society donate $500 to the Ottawa Red
Cross aud urged it's members to inli.
vidually give AS much rs thny ran
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-08
2296 TUSCANA SURVIVORS ACCOUNTED FOR
OFFICERS and men
SAFE IN IRELAND

Washington, Feb o.-S Seventy-six officers and
liz enlisted men OF the army survivors of the
Tuscania have been landed at Buncrana accord