_An incident of the Italian Campaign in the Dolomites_
_Related by Capitano Z----, of the Royal Italian Engineers_
No more spectacular feat has been accomplished in the present war
than the taking of the Col di Lana, a great peak whose summit,
towering above the Upper Cordevole Valley and commanding the main
highway through the Dolomites, was for many months held by the
Austrians. How the steel-clad crest of the Col was wrested from the
enemy is here set forth in detail. The narrator's name is suppressed
at his own request in his reminiscences in the _Wide World Magazine_.