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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
HEARD BREMEN WAS LOST
German Newspaper Suppressed fo
Publishing the News.

Publishln9 the News.
London, oct. 17.-According to the
Vossische Zeitung, says a Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam today, the
commander of the Second German
Army Corps has forbidden the publ
cation of the Pommersche Tagespost
for printing an article entitled "De
struction Of the Bremen the German
commercial submarine. After the ar
ticle appeared the newspaper received
warning for violating the censorship
regulations.
1t is now established. it is added
that the news of the destruction of the
Bremen was incorrect.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
MISSION AT SACRED HEART
Rev. r. NJ. Aubin of Swanton Here for
TWO Weeks.

Reverend T. N. Aubin OF Swanton,
is conducting mission at the Sacred
Heart church. 1t is to be a two
weeks mission this week being for
the married women and young ladies'
next week for men and boys. Be
sides two masses each morning at
$50 and 500. every night Benediction
of the Holy Sacrament follows an inn
pressive sermon upon which the mis-
sionary is to be congratulated not only
upon his uneXcelled selection and ex
preston of words but also upon his
emphatic way or appealing to the
minds, the hearts and the souls OF the
parshioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
BRING DOWN FIVE PLANES
French Fight 65 Aerial engagements
With Germans IN One Day.

French and German aeroplanes on
Monday fought 60 engagements in the
region Of the river Somme says yes
terday's French official statement.
Five German machines were brought
down. The announcement says: Our
aeroplanes carried out numerous
fights in the region of the Somme.
They fought 65 engagements in the
course Of which two enemy machines
were brought down and three others
came precipitately to earth within
our lines"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont, increase in cloudiness.
Thursday warmer, probably rain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
GERMANS FAILED
!. TO REGAIN LOST
POSITIONS
CounterattaCkS in Somme Region
RepuIsed with Heavy Losses
FRENCH MARINES IN ATHENS
King Constantine Urges His Naval
officers to Remain Loyal to
Greece.

London Oct 17.-Unusual artillery
activity by both sides marked the
days operations on the Somme front,
The British guns also shelled the Ger
man lines north of Arras and near
Ypres.
The only infantry fighting took
place on the French front. South Of
the Somme the Germans have been
making great efforts to regain the
ground recently lost and three coun'
terattacks were made in the last
twenty-four hours in the neighborhood
of Verny and Belloy, on the Santerre
plateau All three were repulsed, the
French War Office says tonight, with
heavy losses.
North of the Somme the French
captured another portion of the viii
lage of Sailly-Saillisel and repulsed a
strong counterattack which succeeded
at first in penetrating their front
lines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18

With the occupation of Athens and
Piraeus by marines from the warships
of the entente powers, tense situa.
ton has arisen in Athens. Great
crowds OF royalsts have paraded the
streets of the Greek capital. cheering
the king and cordons of Greek troops
and marines have been thrown about
the railway stations, city hall and 9th
er points occupied by the entente
forces to prevent clashes between
them and the royalists.
An unofficial dispatch says
Admiral Dufournet was Kissed by the
throngs in the streets OF Athens and
that a detachment of French sailors
was driven back by the hostile crowd.
King Constantine, in a speech to the
officers of his feet, told them he
would stand by them, no matter
what consequences might follow their
loyalty to Greece.
Volhynia Galicia and Pennsylvania
are still the points where the heaviest
fighting is taking place. Along the
Somme front in France, lombard
ments alone have prevailed. except to
the east of Belloy y-en-Santerre, where
tthe Germans threw two attacks
against the French, only to be re-
pulsed.
In Macedonia, the hOstilities
have been confined mainly to patrol
engagements and artillery duels. Bad
weather has set in throughout the
Austro-Italian theater, and with snow
in the mountains and rain in the val
leys, little fighting of moment has TAX
en- place
Continuing their violent often
siye in Galicia, the Austro-Germans,
according to both Berlin and Vienna,
have taken trenches over a front Of
l IA miles from the Russians and
made prisoner 80 officers and 1900
men. West of Lutsk, in Volhynia,
the Russians attacked violently many
times, but, according to Vienna, were
everywhere repulsed with great
losses. In the southern Carpathians,
near Dorna Watra. additional hights
have been taken from the Russians
by the Teutonic allies.
In Transylvania, the Rumanians
fighting near the border passes con-
tinue to hold back the Austro-Germans
almost everywhere. In the Uzul val
ley they have driven the invaders back
across the Rumanian border.
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IN MILADY'S 'BOUDOIR
By OWN SEARS.

up on the back. and then lower them
easily 20 the sides Every part OF
this exercise includes resistance.
Lifting weights from the floor TO
enlarge the upper arm need not be
done with an actual weight in the
hands. in fact il is much better for
girls 10 control the resistance, regu-
lating it according 20 their own in
dividual strength, which varies from
day 10 day.
Take a long step forward and
bend 70 the floor with the hands
touching the floor Take a deep
breath. clench the fists. and pull the
arms up as If lifting a heavy weight.
As you lift. carry the weight OF the
body slowly 20 the back foot. fiexing
the back knee. Keep the elbows
high and twist the fists until the
palms are up and the elbows back
as far as possible.
Repeat three times to the right
and three times 20 the left Follow
hy three deep. slow breaths. To in
crease the size OF the forearm, open
and close the hand rapidly with ten
sion. increasing the number of times
daily.