, 1916-10-07

troops after climbing precipitous walls under
the enemy fire, succeeded in capturing the
second peak Of Col. Bricon at the south
west of the first peak 2,604 metres high,
which was already in our possession. In
the upper Cordevole during the night of
the first, a determined bombing attack
against one Of our advanced positions on
the slopes Of Monte Sief was decisively re-
pulsed with losses to the enemy. In Cernia
between Monte CogIians aed Pizzo Collina
on the upper But, our detachments after
having by q turning movement cut off a
high peak held by he Austrians, succeeded
in reaching the summit at Il height of 2,766
metres. The enemy left behind arms, mum
tons and war material. On the Oarso
front, the enemy artillery has increased
its activity against inhabited villages shell
ing our lines on the left bank OF the Valone
River. Au enemy aeroplaue dropped a
bomb on Agorda Cordevole, but without caus-
ing damage"
London, Oct. 3rd-An official statement
issued this afternoon says: ga further at
zach was made yesterday by naval aeroplanes
upon enemy airship sheds in the vicinity of
Brussels. One aeroplene failed to return"
Paris. Oct. 3rd.--A memorandum attached
TO Il Bill introduced in the Chamber Of De-
pntes bv the Minister Of War, General Ko-
quez, authorizing the enrolment Of the young
men Of the class OF 1918 preparatory to their
being called 10 the colours, explains that the
military instruction of the class of 1917 is
about completed. The youths Of the class of
1917 were enrolled upon their reaching the
age Of 18.
Athens, October 3rd.-Two thousand TIA
lians, including artillery and cavalry who had
been holding Santi Quaranta, have occupied
ArgirO, kastro, Albania. The Greek military
authorities were allowed Il limited time in
which TO ovacuate the town. The Greek
civil authorities, however were permitted to
remain at their posts.
Athens, October 3rd.-The resignation of
all tho Cabinet Ministers except the Premier
NJ. NjIolus Ka~logoropoulos, and The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs NJ. Alexander Curupanos,
are low il the hands of The King. TIL Cabinet
will be arranged probably SO that several sup
porters Of M. Venizelos will hold portfolios,
thus giving the new Ministry q national cha
1oc)er. Orders have been issued to the
Royulist newspapers to cease attacking NJ,
Yeuizelos in view of the cooperation of his
adhetents with the new Government.
Caneo, Crete, Oct. 2ud-Former Premier
Venizelos is expec ed to leave here shortly
for Mytilene, where he will establish the
seat of the provisional Government. Vice
Admiral Coz douriotis will go to Salonica to
represent the provisional Government there,
New York, Oct. 3rd-An invitation from
Mr.. David Lloyd George and Lord Chief
Juetioe Reading Of England for the United
States to send an Industrial commission to
shat country, similar to the one now investi-
eating opportunities for foreign trade in
France, was read here today at a luncheon
of the American manufacturers Export Assoc
citation. The letter quoted Mr.. Lloyd George
MS saying that he hoped a similar commission
would be sent not only 10 England, but to
the rest of the world, which he said els big
enough for us ALP.
Berlin, Oct. 3rd-The Luxembourg Cabi.
net is reported about to resign as u result of
an uufuyour0ble measure passed by the Iegis-
latGre. Personal disputes between Herr
Welter, the Cabinet Chief and Deputy Leval
are also said to be responsible. The present
Luxembourg Government is headed by Nj.
Thorn, q Liberal Councillor of State. It is
the fourth Cabinet formed since the out
break of he war.
Bucharest, Oct. 3td-Violent fighting con-
tinues in Pennsylvania and in Dobrudj N,gene-
rally with successes for the Reumaniuns, says
The official statement issued by the War
Office today. On the northern and western
fronts fighting continues. In the Churgill