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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-07-21

For bargains in feed and hay see
Johnston. Phone "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peck Of Hooker
were in Liberal on business Monday
Help wanted-male and female
New Sanford Hotel.
Judge R. L. Howsley of Guymor
transacted business matters here the
last of the week.
New alfalfa hay at Johnston's
Feed Store. Phone "a. If.
W. d. Clark of the Lorena com
munity was business visitor in the
city Monday.
Waterloo Boy engines and pump
jacks, all ready for the hot, still days.
-Thos. ". Cav.
Ira Riney made business trip to
Protection, Kansas, the first of the
week.
DR.. Higginbotham will be at DR.,
Huddlestons Office in the Miller
building each Saturday.
r. A. Brown, popular druggist and
good fellow of Tyrone, was here on
business Monday.
Corporal Donate made business
trip to Salina and Mcpherson the last
of the week.
Calvin Barnes of Hooker was here
attending to business matters We'd
uesday.
Waterloo Boy engines and pump
jacks, all ready for the hot, still days,
-Thos. W. Cav.
r, Romer returned the last of the
week from a business trip to Hutch
tinson.
Mrs. o. j. wilkins and daughter,
Kathryn, went to Hooker Tuesday to
spend a few days with relatives and
friends.
-Chambermaid at the
Carson House, If you can't deliver
rthe goods don't apply for the job
iR. W. Francis. tt
Mrs. D. D. Land and children re-
turned Sunday from an extended Wis
it with relatives and friends in and
around Fort Scott, Kansas.
N. w. 29.6-2l e. Ten miles south.
east of Liberal. Half brake out.
Mile to school and church. Rural
route. Adjoining six thousand dollar
quarters. Price S3,20O.OO. u, d,
Whitsel, Rt. A, Box %. Liberal.
w. e. Farmer, who has been laid
up about month with severe at
tack of stomach trouble, is able to
come down town again for few
hours every day. Warren had quite
q time for little while but thinks
he will improve from now on.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-07-21

Mrs. G. w. Rife and Miss Ada Nc
Hargue, both of Tyrone, were shop
pers in the city Wednesday.
Miss Faye Curtis, who won tn,
prize in the "Sunfiower Princess
contest at the PhotopIay, left Sun
Miss Macy Harris left Saturday fol
Pratt for an indefinite visit with
friends.
Prof. and Mrs. Potter of the Kis-
met high school attended to business
matters in Liberal Saturday.
Cashier Speakman of the First Ma
tional Bank of Tyrone transacted
business matters in Liberal Friday.
Harry Townsend of near Boyd
transacted business matters in the
city Wednesday.
Ona May Miller is one of the best
harpists of the west. Hear her at
Christian church, Thursday, August
3.
w. H. Feather and Ray Millman
transacted business and political
matters at Kismet and Arkalon Fri
day.
Ona May Miller at the Christian
Church Thursday, August 3, under
the auspices of choir at midsummer
concert. Prices % and 10 cents.
Mrs. c. w. Finley left the last of
the week for California in response
to word that her sister in that state
was seriously i'll.
Mrs. AL. Buchanan and Mrs. Jas.
Woods returned Monday night from
a several weeks visit with their par
ents in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kindschi re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks
visit with Mr.. Kindschi's parents in
Nebraska.
ROLAND Elliott of Haviland spent
Saturday and Sunday as a guest at
the T. G. Hubbard and Robert Stout
homes.
Mrs. A. B. Harvey of near Arkalon
left Tuesday for Missouri, where she
will spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Paul Wright came up from Optima
Tuesday to visit his sister, Esther,
who is i'll but whose condition is
somewhat improved at this time.
Miss Blanche Strickland arrived
the first of the week from Emporia,
where she has been attending COL
lege. She will spend the summer
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Atkins, Mrs.
T. G. Atkins and daughter, Miss An
uie, returned the first of the week
from a several weeks tour of New
Mexico and Colorado.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-07-21

Miss Ruth Plummer arrived tn
last of the week from Wichita t,
spend a few weeks around here will
friends and relatives.
FOR SALE-2 quarter sections l;
miles southeast of Liberal; all gooC
tillable land R. L. Hill, owner
Marshall. Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Newly anC
daughter left Monday for Bucklin t
spend a few days on business anC
pleasure.
Mrs. C. C. Seeley returned Monday
to her home in Dodge City, after
spending a few days here with rela.
tives and friends.
Miss Sarah Lane returned Tues
day to her claim near Campo, Colo
RADIO, after spending a few weeks
with relatives and friends in Liberal.
FOR SALE-Cheap: 32O acres of
land 10 miles from Liberal. Close to
school and church. Good terms
G. A Webber.
Robt. Hall and daughter, Mrs. w.
C. Steward, and little James left the
first Of the week for a months trip
through Colorado and Wyoming.
Mrs. E. H. Rich arrived Sunday
from Olustee, Oklahoma, to spend a
week or two with her son, James,
and friends in Liberal.
Captain R. John West, who has
charge Of the recruiting service for
this state, was here on official bust
ness with the local Office this week.
WANTED-Lunch counter and
dining room waitress at the Grier
Houses on the Rock Island lines.
Apply to T. L. Dickey, Mgr, Cimar-
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Patten enter
tanned at luncheon Friday in honor
of Mrs. l.. E. Shaw Of Pocatello, Ida
no, and Miss Mildred Baird of this
city.
Mrs. l.. E. Shaw of Pocatello, Ida
no, was here the first of the week and
spent a few days with her friends,
Mrs. o. ]. Wilkins and Miss Mildred
Baird.
Lest you forget, we say 1t yet,
don't fail to register If you want to
vote. The books close tomorrow
night and you don't vote if your
name isn't written there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Feinberg left
Monday for Manitou, Colorado,
where they will make an indefinite
visit. Feinberg is another victim of
hay fever who is compelled to seek a
different climate every summer, and
1t is to obtain relief from this malady
that the trip was made.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
Two Fires FOLLOW.

Following the fire on Kaufman
street where the Mrs l.. r.. McI.air
old homestead was burned. the. fire
spread 60 the home of j. G Jarrett
on Oldham avenue and to negro
cabin on Flat street occupied by John
Dorsey and owned by Mark
Smith. The Toss OF these two houses
brings the total loss up to $4,000,
Fear is entertained that the flames
will spread still further with a stlff
wind blowing from the south. sey-
eral houses have already caught,
but the flames we're cxtinguished be.
fore any material damage was done
The Jarrett residence was valued
al $4,000. with insurance in the
sum of $1,000 on house Amount
on insurance on furnishings. II any.
ot obtainable.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
DIRECTORS IN SESSION
DISCUSS CHAMBER WORK AND
RETIREMENT OF THE TOWN
AS RESULT.
Contract With Rand for Weekly
Concerts Was Authorized-Dis-
bursements of Month
Shown.

A meeting OF the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce was held at
the club rooms last night for the
purpose of looking after the work
OF the club. There were ten direc-
tors present at this meeting and the
following matters were taken up.
Report was made that the Wax
ahachie band could be procured for
a series of eight band concerts ct
a price OF SIS per evening. The di-
rectors votes to accept the PROPOSE
ton and begin the band concerts
as soon as the proposed band stand
was erected by the city. The band
stand will be erected on the library
grounds and the one will serve for
the concerts during the present sum
mer. The city officials have assured
the committee that the band stand
will be erected.
The directors authorized the sec
Rotary to attend the meeting of the
Commercial Executive association
which convenes at Houston on July
10. 20 and 81. when a school of in
struction for secretaries will be held
with such men as Babcock OF Dali
las. Babb OF Shreveport and Boldt
of Houston giving Instructions.
A report of the treasurer showed
that on May 5th there was bal
anee in the treasury OF Sl09.72. col
les,ions sSsS55. making total of
'S#TS.32. Disbursements in the sum
81 S435.65. leaving balance ON
land Of <sa.se
The directors are we'll pleased
with the progress being made by
the club ainee il went on the budget
plan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
THE FILLS COUNTY BAR
FNDoEsEs JUDGE RA'NEi

We. the members of the Ellis
County Bar. do heartily endorse Hon.
Alison Rainey for reelection 10 the
Iosition of chief justice OF the court
OF civil appeals OF the Fifth Supreme
Judicial district which position he
has held for the last fifteen years.
The opinions rendered by him dur
ting that time. as we'll as during his
previous service as associate justice
of said court from its organiza-
ton In tss. shoM his eminen,
fitaess aud splendid judicial capaci-
a. As membera OF the Bar OF his
heme COUNT. and viii perfect
knowledge OF the characteristics oi
tire man We can and do commend
him not only a. an honest. upright.
impartial and able judge. hut as a
man aud citizen with whom Il has
been for wears pleasure 90 us to
aseociate. aud We would regard hts
retirement from the tsneh a pahii
calamity
q & Grnce. l.. Gsmmoa. . +
Duniap. e X. Gibson. 6 n suppie.
j. { Lumpklrs. r Sin. G. Proc
ier Hines. 4 A. sailisaa. John n.
Z. ndestsr Y. ~ ksmhie uars
smth. ~ a. Fears. T. - Hemp
fslt. Head Farfar. VIII 8aueet q.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
NEED -FOUR JURORS
FOR HARRISON TRIAL
SEVENTY 1--WE ADDITIONAL
vENIIsEMEN WILL REPORT
THIS AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Harrison VIII Not BE Called to
the stand Unless Necessary
For Her Defense, II
Is stated.

FORT WORTH. Texas. June -.
-Four jurors are needed 70 COM
rlete the panel for the trial Of Mrs.
katherine Harrison, the lF-year-old
wife of Chas. Harrison. charged
with the murder of w. L. Warren
The 75 additional senirdmen' or
dered yesterday afternoon will re-
port this afternoon. and 1t Is re-
garded certain that the jury viii be
completed by night. In that event
the examination of witnesses will
begin tomorrow morning. More
than twenty witnesses have been
summoned by the state. 1t Is prob
able few witnesses will be offered
by the defense. though counsel for
the young woman have not filed the
list OF those they desire summoned.
Unless we consider II necessary
Mrs. Harrison, the defendant, vii
not be called to the witness stand, :
said William Mclean Jr., of counsel
for the defense. "IIer~written' state
mcnt made to the county attorney
disclcses Why she killed Warren and
we shall rely on that to justify her
act before the jury"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
BARBECUE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET IOA|GHI
TINE LIMIT ~ SHORT IN WHICH
10 PERFECT PLANS FOR
FEEDING VISITORS
SEINE Of the Progressive 'itize"s
Are Profering Livestock for
slaughter In Old Fash
toned Way.

The committee on arrangements
for the barbecue will meet tonight
at the directors room OF the Guar
anty State bank to perfect plans for
providing barbecue and plan OF serv-
ing. Il is urged that all members
OF this committee be present ana
fend aid In the movement which Is
planned for the purpose OF enter
tanning the citizens of Ellis county.
That the big barbecue and Atm oil
July celebration is appealing to the
people is evidenced by reports COM
ing from the outlying districts. Al
Forreston this week a representa-
tive of this paper was told that the
people we're already planning to close
up their places of business and
come to Waxahachie with well filled
baskets,
Enterprising people who believe
in going back to the old plan OF en-
PERTAINING have promised to coop
crate in every possible way. and to
tighten the burden of expense some
OF the wealthier ones are expecting
TO contribute hogs, yearlings, goats
and sheep for slaughter. This list
is headed by c. w. Gibson who has
promised a nice fat hog for the oc-
casion.
The committee on arrangements
for the barbecue is as follows.
II. A. Pierce, r. w. Getzendaner,
Sam Moses, r. Il. Orr, T. A. Ferris,
C. w. Davis, Bob Coleman, 0. b..
Sims, c. H.. Kuykendall. En- Rea-
gor, Will Moore, w. G. McClain,
i. B. Wilson, Lee Quaite, r. FL. Da-
Wis, Grafton Nycum, G. A. Wilkins,
-, -. thurman, C. E. Schuster,
Robt. Harrison, A. N. Bedford, s. r.
Hilburn, DR.. w. P. SIMS, Civ. Max
well, B. F. Forester, Sr., DR.. R. W.
Poplin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
Entertainment PLANNED
FOR NORMAL STUDENTS
EFFORT WILL BE MADE To
MAKE STAY IN THE CITY A
PLEASANT ONE.
WATERMELON Feast, Theater Party
and General Reception Included
Among Entertainments
Planned.

The Chamber of Commerce COM
|mittee having in charge the. enter
tainment of the Trinity normal stu
dents met this morning to outline q
schedule OF entertainment for the
teachers. 1t was decided to hold a
general reception for the purpose Of
meeting the teachers on the night Of
June 30 which will be held at tho
ROOF garden of Hotel Rogers. This
reception will last about an hour and
a half. after which fhe teachers will
be taken to one of the theaters for
la special program as guests of the
chamber.
A short time later II is expected
that big band concert will be stag
ed in honor of the visiting teachers,
followed by an evening at sight see-
ing about town and automobile ride
and watermelon feast at the Falls.
The program outlined will take up
three evenings and it is probable
there will be other entertainments iG
honor of the visitors. The COM
|mittees in charge especially urge the
town people to attend the reception
given in honor OF the teachers in or
der that they may make the visitors
feel the welcome that is extended
them.
The following committees have
been appointed 10 carry out the plans
of the entertainment committee:
Reception c. Curtin, e. T..
Schuster. S. w. Durham and G.. b.
Winn.
Automobile ride-W. S. Ely, h. II.
Davis and Roy Connaily.
Theater party--W NJ. Mincey AMI
C. A. V'unnell.
Watermelon feast--D. ID. Floyd,
w. G. MeClain aud Talmage New
ton
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
FDRCED TO JOIN n
FIGHT On eR|nG0Es
AMERlcaN-,wRN MExIcANs
xEAs nm ANTONIO FORCED
To ENL1sT.


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June a..
aheriff Tobin and an auto load o.
deputies left here today for place
tstssen shtes west OF the eits where
d party Of Mcxicans forced cloreneio
Ha;des and Manuel Lopez. American
i,oan Medcans. TO join them TO fight
tie eisnFocs."
The sandiss threatened to shoot
Mcnpsl Lopez Jr. who begged nos
ii IL taken a. be had Just married.
Ills iasncf took hia place Young
iDpes ssid the Mexicans were goinss
~ . Ean.nc 4 revolution IN Texas.
Reports received this afternoon
Hnid posse of Officers and civil
i,as had the alesicans Surrounded
General Funston said the troops
would not take part ir the aunt IN
les II Il found the sheriff cannot
handle the situation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
M'll|H HOMESTEAD
DESTROYED BY FIRE
OLD LANDMARKS BtR>ED DuR-
y ING fHB EARLY AFTER
NOON TODAY.
Lo-~ T. Estimated nj - 400 on Hon
and - $40 ON furni-hlngs---Sos-
cred ny Insurance TosaIing
St.0oO.

The ~. McCiain old place just
across the. IA. and r G. tracks on
kaufman street. occupied by A..
r.. Cook. was destroyed by fire at ,
O'Clock this. afternoon. Practically
all the contents were burned with
the house. Estimated loss on the
house IL fixed at $4,000 with insuf-
ance in the sum Of $4,000 Loss on
furnishings is estimated at $500,
with insurance 10 the amount OF
si.eee.
Just how the fire started II not
known. MIRA. Cook had finished din
acr and gone TO the home o. George
MONTGOMERY to do some sewing. Her
first knowledge of the fire.. came
when some one rushed In and report
ed the house next door On fire. II
IA presumed the fire originated from
q flew In the Kitchen as that POI
ton OF the house was first to burn.
The McIsain old homestead was
the first plastered house to be erect
led In waxahachie II Is said the
lumber for this house was hauled
here on wagons from Galveston. but
this cialin could not be verified be-
fore press time. Il wax q ten or
house und an old land
mark in that section Of the city. ~
vas the property OF the Mrs. l.. =.
McLain estate.
The fire department responded
quickly to the cali and fought hard
Ito save a portion OF the building
Ibut Ii was almost completely envel-
Iored In flames before the department
reached the scene and was practical
lly a total toss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
SEVENTH DAY AOVEnTlSTs
WILL HEGIh meeting HEFE

hlters " 4 Sweeney aud J. I.
Taylor Sevensh-aas Adssutssts have
ni'c - nlee larse. vell-scated tent
en iae eafnpf 90 Waiter and Monroe
'ie''s ehsre tAey expect fo give 4
aefies uf sermons beginning Thurs
Gay aiKat a. 81 rhls taee.ine g.
PRELIMINARY fn the annual confer
eHp" ana eamp-mes finr io Be- heia
a. caanianlea PARK. 5sls -a-ge
NF sHeauet N returned ai.-
Pa euf fHa ar
tn t-s Mt is4 sod saaia Aaar
ST. rahr +. ares.aea,
Nra fr tsaae el ss4a.ta
dsf &Cfe4uat4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
LOWER CALIFORNIA NAY
sECEDE FROM MExrU

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June n Low
er California 10 about 20 s.oede fr1m
Mexico and declare itself an indie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
TWO CHILDREN BURNED
To DEATH At DENTON.

DENTON. Texas, June 2l.--Twin
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones.
aged about I years. were burned
To death in barn at the family
hcme yesterday. When ]. A. star
Ees and Mrs. Jones reached the
turning barn IL was impossible ~
get TO the two little boys through
the door because OF several bales OF
may that we're sssrs. Mr S;arnes
cut through the wall, on the west
side aud not being able to get TO
them from there. went TO the north
side Of the barn and cut through
the wall there. When he reached
taes two children they were sitting
IN box in which they had been
PLAYING. both dead. Every shred of
clothing. including shoes. had been
harmed from the bodies
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
CUSTOMS COLLECTORS ARE
CALLED I'D MEXICO CITY

III sPAso. Texas. June sl-Al
customs collectors al border points
are reported to have been called to
Mexieo Cit, BY carranza. they wer.s
instructed 70 bring All the money Of
their offices with them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21

NEW YuKk. June si--fractirsf,-
~ all Of the four MILTON dollars on
deposit here for financing ordinary
business OF the de faeto government
has been withdrawn by Mexico. e be.
came known today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21
INCREASE APPROPRIATION
FUIs ARMY AEIsOpIANEs

WASHINGTON. June 2i.-~isy n
Ncac of 81 to III the house today
voted to Increase the appropriation
for army aeroplanes from si.o23-
100 to ss.oop, 900.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-21

pendent republic. according to ru-
mors. Governor cantu, virtual die
tator OF the district. is alleged to De
behind the plan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-15
OVERCOAT QUESTION
PUT OFF A WEEK
Board Of safety 10 Take Up Matter
at Next Regular
Meeting.

Final decision as 90 the re-
quested change ia the uniform over
coats that VIII be worn by the po-
lice force during the winter. was held
mp at the meeting o. the Board of
safety Friday morning owing 20 the
inability Of the uniform dealers rep
resentative to appear. \ final choice
will be made al the meeting of Sept.
%. when uniform man viii appear
before the board.
The cOucensus of opinion among
the mem hers of the board seemed 10
favor the change which has heeh
content plated for some time. There
is scarcely any doubt but that "a more
modern coat viii be adopted but the
exact style is yet 20 be chosen.
A discussion of the need and adj
visa bility of purchasing "a new com
bination ambulance and patrol wagon
followed. II is maintained by those
favoring the purchase that the num-
Der OF calls made upon the wagon
nov in use are so frequent as 10 war
rant the use OF another machine as
relief No definite decision was
reached but the matter Will be TAX
Ell up again at the next meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-15
LIBRARY BIDS FOR
COUNTRY PATRONS
Exhibit at Fair Grounds Brings Out
Books That Are Not only for
City Readers.

With its customary enterprise. the
south Bend public library has placed
an exhibit al the fair grounds, des-
ignated TO spread among the resi-
dents Of st. Joseph county the knOwi-
edge that the library is at the ser
vice OF everyone in the county and
not only TO the people of South
Bend
The exhibit. in the form OF half a
dozen attractive posters. is placed in
the upper part Of the baseball
grandstand where the community
center exhibit is being held The
display is accompanied by a cOllec-
ton OF dozen magazines of par
ticular interest 20 farm folk. The
series of artistic posters call atten-
ton 10 the various departments OF
the library and 10 the facilities Of
fered for the distribution of books
outside of south Bend One OF them
bears complete set OF the book
lists which the library has published,
such as lists of books of travel, his
tory. tiction. business. etc.
At each OF the flower and veg
etable displays and the exhibits OF
the community centers the library
has posted other bulletins calling at
tention 10 the fact that books OF in
formation and practical aid in all
these subjects are to be obtained al
the library.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-15
HIGHWAY To Be
READY THIS FALL
Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee Assured Work Will
be Rushed.

Lincoln highway in the west sec
ton OF the county viii be completed
this fall. if the assurances given 10 a
committee from the Chamber OF
Commerce Friday morning by the
contractors are fulfilled. Six hun
dred feet of the road has been put
down since Tuesday, following the
demand Of the comittee Monday for
reasons for the delay.
Ten representa- tives of the Cham
Der of Commerce went 10 the place
where the road was being laid Friday
morning and found that the work
was progressing more rapidly than
at any time this summer. accord
ing 10 c. B. Stephenson, chairman of
the Chamber of COmerce committee.
Three hundred feet of concrete had
been put in on Thursday and at this
rate The contractors said they would
be able 10 get the highway completed
this fall
Members Of the committee VINO
Investigated the road Friday We're:
G. b. Stephenson. +. Louis Kuhns, G..
A Dolph, DR. Samuel Whitehall,
Mayor Keller, Fred Anderson, city
engineer. Fred A. Bryan, L. c. Bing-
ham, Edgar France and william
Happ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-15
READY
FOR OFFENSIVE
Will be More Violent Than
Drive That Resulted in
Fall of Gorilla.
international News Service /.

international News Service
ROME. Sept. 10. - The Italian
armies on the Austrian front are
preparing for another great attack.
according 10 reports received here,
that will be more violent than the
drive which resulted in the fall of
Gorilla.
The war office issued the follow
ing report today:
Between the head of the Nanci
and Fiume valleys our attacks on
the crest northeast OF Monte Cauriol
are proceeding satisfactorily in
spite Of the difficulties of the ground
and the stubborn resistance of the
enemy. At Monte Lagazoui. in the
Travenanese valley the enemy yes
terday violently bombarded the po-
siuons We recently captured. but his
efforts were without result.
"On the lower Isonzo Yesterday
our heavy artillery ana heavy trench
mortars maintained an intense fire
against enemy lines to the eastward
of Gorilla.
"One of our aeroplane squads
brought down two enemy Zeppelins
over PanzanO."