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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
KARISKA VALDzIa
KOREJOLE.

Toxic, Japonija, birzelio
16 d d.-Pranesama, kad Xxi
siol buvusi kariskoje gall
but pamainyta civi]e val
dzia, mes pastebimas STUNT.
mas Korejon zymaus skait-
liaus civiliu japonu.
Korejos laikrasSininkai
reikalauja panaikinimo zan
dalmq, kurie, girdi, esq la
bal ziaurQs ir kareiviai ia
daugiau pageidaujami negu
zandarmai. Be to reikalau-
ia suteikti krastui platesne
autonomija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SULAIKYTA AMERIXOS
MAISTAS LENKIJAI.

'Londonas, birzelio II d.
Is Berlino gauta bevieli-
mis- telegramas, kuriame pra
nesama, kad maistas is Su-
vienytu Valstiju, skiriamas
Lenkijai stow neiSkrautas is
laivq Danzigo uoste.
Mat Danzigo gelzkelio IL
Mia atsisake duoti maisto
gabenimui vagonus. Gelzke
lilo administracija paaiskina
savo elgimasi lenkq nepil-
dymu sutarties link sugra-
zinimo tusciq vagonq. To
del Danzigo uoste siuo laiku
randasi neiskrauti su maistl,
astuoni LAVAL.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
LINKSTA PRIE,
RUSU BOLSEVIKU.

Geneva, birzelio II d.
Sulyg zinios is Innsbruk,
visoj Austrijoje ismetyta bol
sevikiski atsisaukimai. Tele
gramoje pabrieziama, kad
masses Austrijoje yra dau-
giaa linke detis prie Rusijos
bolsevikq negu prie Yokieti
jos.
Yra manoma, kad sia Au-
strijos bolseviku agitacija
remia pinigais Vengrijos uz
rubeziniu reikalQ minister's
Bella Kun.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
ANGLlJA DEPORTUOS
SVETIMSALIECIUS.

Londonas, birzelio II d.
Daily Mail pranesa, kad An
glijos valdzia nutare tuojau
issiQsti is Anglijos visus sve-
timsaliecius, kurie atvyko
Anglijon lake kares. Toki
nuosprendi, kaip pranesa
laikrastis, issauke istikusios
tulose vietose riauses tarp
baltyeidzig ir juoduku.
Tokiu budu bus issiqsta
nemazai chinieciu, svedq
danQ If norvegu. Kas link
Afrikos juoduku, tai valdzia
lures nemazai keblumQ, mes
jie daugumoj esa Anglijos
pilieciai ir prievarta ju ne
isvarysi. Manoma, kad is
viliojimui ju valdzia teiks
jiems pinigines paramas
items kurie keliaus atgal
Afrikon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
JUODKALNEJOS REVO-
LIUCIONIERIAI NORI KA
RALIAUS.

Niksic, Juodkalnija, birze
Ito II d. Shame mieste daue
revoliucionieriu, kurie stem
giasi atsiskirti nuo Jugo-Sla-
WHO'S If pasilikti neprigulmin
ga Juodkalnija, kaip buvo ir
pirniau. sios ruSies revo-
liucionieriai taipgi nori gra-
zinti ant sosto ir buvusi Juod
kalnijos karaliu Mikaloju.
Juodkalnijos sostineje Ce-
TIME revoliucionieriai buvo
pradeje smarkiai veikti, kad
ant scsto buvusi
kaliQ, bet atvykus miestan
amerikonams, revoliucionie-
rial susiIaike nuo tolimesnio
veikimo, kad neuzkliudzius
amerikonu. Juodkalnijos
nacionalistai ir ant toliau
mano varytis, kad sails butu
neprigulminga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SVEICARIJA GAUS VO-
KIETIJOS ANGLIU.

Berne, birzelio II d. svei-
carlos federale taryba ir Vo
kietijos valdzia siadien pa
tvirtino sutarti, sulyg kurios
Vokietija pristatys sveicarl-
jai 20 $4,000 tony ANGLES
kas menuo. w tai Vokieti-
j.. gaus is sveicarijos pieno
ir fruktu dalykus-
Vokietija taipgi pasizada
leisti gabenti sveicarijon pa
tasiu ir cukru. 81 sutartis uz
sibaigia 80 diena 'lapkricio
siu metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
BOLsEVIKU ESKADRA
NORI PASIDUOTI.

Londonas, birzelio II d.
Generals Stabas siaurine
je Rusijoje, kuris tvarko w
puolina ant Petrogrado, pra
mesa Helsinforso laikraStyje,
kad tvirtov6je KronStade XII
10 gaisrai.
Septyni bolSeviku kariski
laval esq iskele baltas We
liavas, noredami pasiduoti
Anglijos kariSku laivp skva
dronui. Taipgi pranesama,
kad ir tuli KronStado fortai
buvo iskele balta v6liava.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SIMTAS TUKSTANClU
GYDYMUI KRIMINA-
LISTU.

Philadelphia, Pa. hirzelio
II d.-Harvardo universite-
tas aplaike 100000, ku-
rluos turi sunaudoti studi-
JOINS, kad suradus b11da gy-
dymui kriminalistu. sia SUI
ma paliko DR.. J. Eding
Mears, mires pereita gegu-
zio menesi. DR.. Mears bu-
vo nuomones, kad galima is
dydyti kriminalistus naudo-
jant koki-nors buda gydymo
jQ smegenu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
BOLSEVIKAI UzPUOLE
LIGONBUCiO TRAUKINl.

Vladivostokas, birzelio II
q. (suvelinta). Apie rs boil
sevikai uzpuole traukini, ku-
riuo buvo gabenama If IL
gonbucio yagonai. Trauki-,
nys tape sulaikyta isardant
begius.
saudymu tapo uzmusta
vlenas ligonis rusas, gi is
amerikonQ niekas nesuzeis-
tas. Uzpuolimas atsitiko ne
tell Vladivostoko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
ORLAIVYJE SKERSAI
AMERlKA.

Washington, D. c. birze-
lilo II. Kariskas orlaivinin-
,kystes departamentas ruosia
padaryti orlaivyje kelione
nuo Atlantiko Xxi Ramiojo
vandenyno. Siam reikalui
bus naudojama ]. N-4. Cor
tis orlaivis.
Lekina priziures apie 80
aficieriai, kurie bus iskrike
lvainose vietose, jie reikalui
prisiejus suteiks lakunams
pagelba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
VOKIETIJOS AUKSAS
SVEICARIJON.

Geneva, birzelio II d.
Basel pribuvo is Vokietijos
traukinys SUI auksu, kuris at
veze 14,000,000 aukso mar
kiQ, t. y. apie $3,5O0,O00. Tai
buvo sugrazinta dalis kar6s
paskolos. Vokietija yra sko
linga sveicarijai dar $780,
600, 900 aukso markiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
zYDAI NORI S DARBO
DIENU.

New York, birzeiio II d.
Iskovojus unijai "A yalandu
darbo savaite, vietos darbi-
ninkai zydai nori dirbti tik
penkias dienas, tarpe kuriQ
butQ iskirstyta A valandos.
Tokiu budu zydai galetq sve
sti subata.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
VCk,nCIU MINISTERIU
TAKYBA SKILO.

Londonas, birzelio II d.
IS Berlino ateina zinip, kad
VokletiJos ministeriu kabi-
neto septyni nariai stow uz
paslrasyma po taikos sutar-
tlml If septyni prizes paslra-
syma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
STREIKAI AUGA KALI
FORNIJOJE.

San Francisco, birzelio II
d.EVietos talefonistes jau
streikuoja kelinta diena. sia
dien prisidejo prie streikuo-
janciQ ir telefonistai miestQ
apielink6je; taipgi iS6jo ant
streiko ir darbininkai prie
ivairiu elektrisku darby.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SEMTAS MILIJONU
PASKOLA BELCIIAI-

BRUSSELS, birzelio II d.
Beigijos finansq minister's
pasirase po sutartimi su at
stovais amerikoaiskq banku,
sulyg kulios Amerikos ban
kai skolina Be,gijai $780,
coo, 900, kuriuos Belgija tu-
les ismoketi begyje 25 metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SUGRIUVUS PASIUREI
DAUG SUzEISTU.
Brest-Francuziia. birzelin

Brest-Francuzija, birzelie
IL d.--Pereita laktl vieno-
je kareiviu stovykloje
Knights of Columbus suren-
ge kumstininku mustynes.
Lake mustyniu sugriuvo pa
Sure, ir apie 100 Suvieny. j
Valstijp kareiviu tapo sllzei-
sti. Vienas mire tuojau; gi
du esq prie mirties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SVEDIJOS SOCIALISM,
REMIA BOLSEVIKUS.

Stocliholmas, birzelio 16
d.-svedijos socialistll kon-
grese l86 balsais prizes 22 MI
sprende detis prize treeiojo
lnternacionalo, kuris atsibu-
vo Maskvoje If buvo kontro-
lluojamas bolsevikQ..
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
VALSTIJA REIKALAUJA
SULAIKYTI POGROMUS.

Madison, birzelio 16 d.
Wisconsin valstijos senatas
isnese rezcliuciia, kurioja
reikalauja, prezidento Will
sono idant stengtusi sulaiky
tt zydq pogromus, kurie, SUI
lyg pranesimu, daznai pasi-
kartoja vidurineje Furopo-
lie
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
K.PITONAS ALCOCK
LEXIS AMERIKON.

Londonas, birzelio II d.
Lakunas kapitonas John Al
cock, kuris tik ka perleke At
iantika is Newfoundland Al
rijon, pranese Amerikos ko-
respondentams, kad neuzil-
go ketinas lekti j Suvienytas
Valstijas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
MEKSIKA NEUzGANE-
DINTA AMERIKONU
VEIKIMU.

Washington, D. c. birze-
lilo II d --Meksikos amba-
sadorius generolas Aguilar
slaGien pranese, kad Meksi-
kos valdzia ir zmones esa ne
uzganedinti isiverzimu Su-
vienytq Valstijq kariumenes
Meksikon, kuris ivyko besi-
vejant Villa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
MEKSIKOS PARUBEzIS
APSTATOMAS KARIU-
MEME.

Ell Paso, birzelio II d.
Generolas Erwin pranesa,
kad del apsisaugojimo nuo
galimu Villos uzpuolimQ,
Meksikos parubezyje visuo-
Sc miesteliuose randasi gar
Suvienytu Valstiju
kariumenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
FLIANUOJA STREIKA
KETURIOSE SALYSE.

Paryzius, birzelio II d.
Paned6lyje susirinko darbi-
ninkQ lyderiai francuzai If
italai If taipgi pildantis ko-
mitetas francuzu SOCIALISM,
partijos, kur buvo tartasi
apie issaukima visuotino
streiko F'rancuzijoje, Italijo
je, Anglijoje ir Belgijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
AMERIKOS DARBININ-
KAI NEREMIA Boise
VIKU.

Atlantic City, N. J. birze-
lilo II d.-siadien Americas
Darbo Federacijos kongrese
tapo priimta rezoliucija, ku-
rioje uzreiskiama jog Ame-
rikos darbininkai neuzgiria
Rusiios bolsevikq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
SAKO VOKIECIAI
NEPASIRASYS.

Paryzius, birzelio II d.
Laikrastis Echo de Paris pra
mesa, kad kuone visi taikos
konferencijos atstovai yra
nuomones jog vokieciai grei
aau nepasirasys po taikos
sutartiini.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
WIL.SONAS VYKSTA BEL,
GlJOS.

Paryzius, birzelio II d.
Prezidentas Wilsonas 81 va
kara 10 valanda iSvaziuoja
Belgijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
PAVOGE w sIMTA TUX
STANCIU SILKO.

Paterson, N. ]. birzelio II
d.-Ties Mof-istown bandi-
tai sulaike troka su isdirbtu
sllku If pavoge silko vertes
M 100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeie:

IcdBUJe III apleIlnkeJe:
Seredoje dalinai debesiuo
ia If gall but lietaus su griau
stiniu; maza atmaina tempe
raturoje, svelnqs ivairus We.
jai.
Vakar augsciausia tempe
ratura buvo 70 apie 4 va1an-
da popiet.
Sauletekis, 5:14;; saule-
leidis 8::28.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
BIJOMASI VILLOS KER
STO.

Washington D. c. birzelio
II d. Valstybes departa-
menta ateina ziniu is ivairiu
vietu, kur nurodoma, kad
Villa gall pradeti kersyti
amerikonans, kurie randasi
jo kontroliuojamose vietose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18
PLESIKAI NUTVERE
$4,000.

Cleveland, Ohio. birzelio
II d.-Vakar penki maskuo
tt plesiksi uzpuole vietos ban
ka ir nutvere $1,000 pini-
gals, susede automobiliun
nudume.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-06-18

Kikalq Man nubeidyh Viomene Puha) Semo
visuomene gravy Selma atlaidui smedo.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
MANY BoWLERS SIGNED
 FOR MONSTER INTERSTATE

The management felt confident of success when it began work on the first annual interstate duckpin bowling championship Results show now, af- ter the wheels of this machinery have been set in motion, that the tourna- ment has struck a popular keynote. The large number of entries received U d5te. and the many requests for application blanks. from far and near, prove conclusively that. in using the words Monster Interstate" the correct title was cnosen for this contest
 Especially gratifying to the manage rept is the interest shown by out of town bowers, and. judging from pres ent indications. they will outnumber local entries. notwithstanding the fact that never oe4ore has any event stirred uT the enth Isiasm of local bowlers to the degree manifested in this tourna- mem.
 This duckpin bowling championship will take place on the fifth floor of Thums White Elephant Bowling acad- cmy. 1241 Broadway New York city, and will begin on June 16, with entries closing on June :. There will be three events, namely. five men, two-men and individual contests. the entry fee being $2.50 per man for each event. All prizes will be in cash. For further uIiormation and for application blanks address communications to Joseph Thum at the above address.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
TENNIS HEADS SOON TO
 REINSTATE RICHARDS

It seems probable that Vincent Rich
 ards; the national indoor. lawn tennis
 champion, whose disbarment from the amateur ranks on Monday by the
 United States National Lawn Tennis Association created a sensation ir this
 city and all over the East, among
 players and followers of the game, will
 soon be reinstated.
 Richards arrived in New York 'oilo Canada yesterday and went at once
 to the office of George Townsend Adee. president of the U. S. N. l.. T. A, where he was joined by Alex Tayler, head of the sporting goods firm b. which the young champion Is em. ployed. It is not known exactly what transpired there, but it is known thai Mir. Adee had promised to give Rich ards case immediate attention, and 2 statement converting his status will
 probably be announced within a feN days.
 MT. Taylor declared that neither he { nor Richards had the slightest ioea that Richards name was to be used in connection with the sale of tennis | rackets in the published advertisement 1 of the firm. An advertisement writer employed by the firm used Richards
 name without authority, according to
 MT. Taylor, who expressed great re-
 gret over the occurrence. In view of these statements, suppos- 1 ing they will be substantiated later, | the position of young Richards Is a most unfortunate one, and his friends and those who have admired his won
 derful skill on the courts will be glad i to hear that his amateur standing will probably be restored
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
Ameifcxn LeasUs.
Eastern Leasua.
NEW YORK SETS THE PACE;
 ONE kO-RUN, NO-HIT GAME

New York, May 1s.-New York set the pace in the National League last week, winning six games without a defeat through remarkable pitching coupled with good batting, and worked its way to the top of the percentage column. The Giants won their seventh straight today. Chicago, 1918 Ma tion champion, received severe set back from the Giants, losing four games, twice by 3-2 score The Cubs lost their fifty straight game in the east today, Brooklyn punching hits off Alexander and Hendrix.
 The Chicago Americans held on to first place although they did little better than obtain an even break dur ing the week, while New York and Cleveland made gains.
 In the National League, the New York pitchers displayed mid season form, yielding only twenty-six hits in six games. In the field however. New York piled up sixteen errors for the week.
 Brooklyn and Cincinnati divided a four game series. Pfeffer of the Su- perbas and Fisher of the Reds each met Tuesday and the Brooklyn boxman won after eleven innings. Brooklyn came to grief Thursday after twelve scoreless innings when Cincinnati slug ged Mamaux for 10 runs in the 18th. Eller, who pitched a no-hit, no run game against St. Louis Sunday, gave Brooklyn five hits,
 In the American League, Chicago won the rubber game in the Cleveland series, broke even in the two games with St. Louis and took out of three from the Boston world champions.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO
 ADOPT AMERICAN SPORTS

A compliment to American soldiers Is implied in the decision of the French governmen to adopt American atlllet- ics and physical education in France The task of inaugurating the system of American physical education in the French army has been assigned to Louis C. Schroeder, formerly the phy- sical instructor of the Young Mems Christian Association college at Springfield, Mass. and he will confine his initial efforts to the E.cole d Artl- lerie at historic Fontainbleu.
 MT. Schroeder, speaking of his work, said "The French government has been watching the work of our boys, and also their play. The authorities are much struck with the enthusiasm of the American soldier both in his fighting and his recreation, and they feel that whatever games, physical ed- uCauon and methods have produced suct good results are best for them to employ in their schools and army It is q curious fact that the French do Eo. approach the question of competi- tive games and masSed Tecrea ton from our American agle. With US it is largely a question of pleasure. amuse- ncent and recreation. but with the French it is a means. to an end. and that end is the physical reconstruction of the race.
 1t is but . very short time since the t4 encll adopted any of the Engh%l or American sports, and yet in that short rinle they have developed some fine athletes. Boxing is still novelty in
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Buffalo, May 16.-Cattle-Receipts 100 head; market active. Prime steers. $17.00@17.50; butcher grades, s9.Oo@ S16.00 Calves-Receipts, 2.000 head; market active. Gull to choice, s5.Oo6 SIPS.
 Sheep and Lamb-Receipts, 2,6oo head; market active. Choice lambs. s15.50 @16,o0; cull to fair, s900@15: yearlings, s12.00@13.5O; sheep, S5.0O@ s12.50.
 Hogs.-Receipts 1000 head; market active. Workers, $2050@2115; pigs $20.00020.25; mixed. s2t.25d 21.S5; heavy. s21.25 c 2L35 roughs, S17.OO@ 1900; stags, $13.00W15.00.
 Pittsburgh, May .-Cattle-Supplv light; market steady.s Choice s16.00M 1850; prime. $16.00a 1850; good. $15.5 @16.00: tidy butchers. $1400@15.75: fair S13.50d 1450; common $13.500 l450; common to good fat bulls, sl2.00 c 15.50;. common to good fat cows, sS c 1900; heifers. $11.00d 14.0O; fresh cows and springers. S60d 40; veal calves $16O0.
 Sheep and Lan1bs--Supply 1000 head. Market steady. Prime wethers s12. good mixed s1O.50@11.5O, fair mixed s9@10, culls and common $4@7, lambs $15.75.
 Hogs - Receipts 1000 head. Best grades lower. Prime heavy hogs $20.90 M21, mediums $20.90421, heavy york CTS S20.90M T. light workers S2025 0 h0.50, pigs S2025. roushs s13n1S55 stags S130 18.55. heavy. mixed S2o.90 c 21.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET.

New York. May 17.-Shippings and rails were the outstanding features of today's short but active stock market session, recording gains of l to 5 points and retaining much of their advance, despite week end selling for profits.
 Mercantile Marine common ad pre- ferred led the list in expectation of an early announcement favorable to shareholders, and American Interna- tional, which has large Marine hold ings, was not far behind.
 Yesterdays general advance in rails was continued in moderate degree, the more speculative issues joining with standard shares at irregular gainst of one to almost three points.
 Oils, equipments and metals followed at variable advances, but U. $. Steel pursued it's recent uncertain course holding with fractional limits. Re lated issues were less prominent. the only striking feature being Central Foundry preferred. which closed at a gain of six points. Sales amounted to 75o0 900 shares.
 General market news included fur ther firmness in metal market, encour- aging reviews of the mercantile agencies and prospects of additional capitalissues in the coming week.
 The bank statement failed to reflect to any extent the weeks heavy oper- ations in stocks, actual loans, for ex- ample, with a gain of about $14,600, 900 in excess reserves.
 Bonds were firm. the Liberty group developing greater strength on a further rise in Liberty 1-2s to 99.60 Total sales (par value) aggregated s6, $50 ,000
 Old U. S. 4s coupon rose 1-4 per cent on call during the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
N. F. A. LOSES ABBREVIATED CAME

Hard luck continues to dog the foot-i steps of the Academy boys. It ap- peared Saturday afternoon in the form of a beautiful May shower during the last half of the sixth with Stonington leading by a score of to 1. When the game ended, the local boys had one on and only one down and things were beginning to look hopeful, when lo! the heavens opened and the floods came. As there seemed to be no chance of it ceasing. Umpire Calkins, after waiting a reasonable time, called the game off.
 Stonington scored of their runs in the first spasm on a pass an error and two hits. They scored once more in the fifth on hit by Sheehan, who stole second and scored when Keenan and Mulcahy. allowed Johnson's pop fly to fall between them.
 Captain Counihan brought in tie ione tally for N. F. A. He reached first on an error, stole second and scored on Keenan's single to left.
 In the first inning the red and white crew had men on second and third third, they had third base occupied and none down, but they couldn't get them across.
 Meek and Massey both pitched fine ball and neither was showing any signs of weakening when the game suddenly ended.
 Stonington is now leading the league with N. F. A. second and West erly trailing. The Norwich boys have not given up hope of winning the pen nant as they feel confident that they can beat Stonington in a full grown game.
 4 large crowd of fans accompanied the Stonington team and the Westerly fans will be pleased to learn that they all paid the admission fee. The much abused cheap sports also paid their way without a murmur. The Academy management has no trouble whatever at the gate as they hire the services of a policeman, not constable. The Westerly manage ment would save themselves a lot of trouble and lucre if they would try this simple method and that's nc distortion of facts" Efficiency is a great thing.
 Beginning Tuesday the N. F. A. boys will be put through the stiffest kind of practice in hopes that they may regain their feet and go through the remaind- CT of the season without a defeat. The summary:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
ASHLAND WINS TEN INNING
 CONTEST FROM ST. MARY'S

Sunday afternoon on Ashland Park in the first game, St. Mary's defeated New London by the score of to C. Liberty pitched a no-tit, no run game.
 AS Stonington failed to put in ap- pearance against Ashland. the latter defeated St. Mary's by the score of to 0 in ten innings.
 The game was a pitchers battle for six innings between Liberty and Brickley, when Brickley was replaced by Reiger. After this St. Marys had no further chance to score. Reiger famed of the 12 men to face him. Ashland did not get a man past second base until the 10th. Benjamin doubled into center field with one out He attempted to score on Brickleys sacrifice grounder but was 4n elsy out at the plate. Brickley took second on the throw home and stole third on the next pitched ball. Liberty weakened and Chase clouted into right field
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
LE MANS PLAYERS WIN
 SOCCER TITLE OF A, E. F,

Paris, Friday, May 16.-The soccer championship of the X. E. F. was won Thursday by the team from the Le Mans authorization center which de- feated the army of occupation team by q score of to 1 in an unusually long game.
 The Le Mans players were Sergeant Joseph Mott, of Corry, Pa. Sergeant John Cunatt, of Chicago; Corporal Herman Cost of Carnegie, Pa; Corp oral James Ryan of Imperial, Pa; Corporal Patrick McGraw of Carnegie, Pa. Corporal Edward Demmer, of Williamsburg; Corporal Robert Gard ner of Chicago; Private Charles Dar- iels of Morgan, Pa; Private Edward Rebold of Coulter, Pa. Private Daniel Murhamen of Rural Valley, Pa; Pri- vate Thomas Callahan of Sturgeon, Pa; Private William Campbell of Homestead, Pa; and Private Charles Snedden of Midway, Pa.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
ST. MARYS DEFEATS GLASGo

Saturday afternoon the St. Mary's team of Jewett City travelled to Glasgo and played the fast Glasgo Yarn Mill team. The St. Mary boys won the game as usual. The score. being to- 5. This makes four straight games. The game was fast, Stafford, pitching for St. Mary's twirling good. tall. Blake mad Sheldon also played well. Wild and Gravlin pitching for Glas- go were not able to hold St. Mary's. Clark and Lacross catching for the losers were there.
 The St Mary's team has now lost one game and won four. They chal- lenge any team under 16 years of age If the Scalpers, Taftville Tigers or Greeneville Stars or Rivals want games write to Napoleon Liberty, Jewett City, Bax 219.