The soldiers had vivid stories of the battle to relate A Cordon Highlander declared that the famous regiment had added a thrilling new chapter at Maimots to its history.
"The kilties led the charge," he said. "They swept over the ground and carried the first line of battered trenches without a single man falling. In the outskirts of the village, however, the Cermatis had concealed a number of machine guns, and a hurricane of lead was poured into those in advance. But the Cords never hesitated. They leaped into the trenches, clearing the line after line at the bayonet point; then pushed into the village, although it was still being shelled by artillery. As soon as they gained a foothold, the elevation of the guns was altered and a curtain of fire poured onto the ground behind, where the enemy supports were massing.
"Every yard of the village streets was contested, but reinforcements pushed up, and by nightfall the Highlander had secured possession."
WILSON MAY NAME WALSH
Montana Senator, It Is Said, Being Considered for Supreme Court
WILLIAMSON, July?). President Wilson has under consideration the appointment of United States Senator Thomas Walsh, of Montana, for associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, to succeed Charles K. Hughes, Republican nominee for President.
This  It was known tonight, when it was stated by one of the President's political advisers that Senator Walsh had been tentatively selected for membership on the Republican National Executive Committee, but in view of the possibility of his being named for the Supreme Court, National Chairman Metcalf would select another in his place. 