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KonKKts; on Q AZ Rs on Kt and K Kt 4; ;
Kits on q 8 and Q 5; Rs on and R 8; Ps on Q Kt
wHITE-TES PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. Goa


wHrrE-TES PIECES
White to play and mate In two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 604.
kEks5 P1ks F1ks P-2smats
j: Kt-Kt5, PIKt; 9. Q-Kte, any other; 3. Kt-Kt
.kt-K!s,KzKs;a ,9oKtch, KxKt; sP5E.,m mate
/. Kt-KtS. K-Bs; g. .o-Kl ch. KxKt. s.Kt-Rs
j. Kt-Kty. RIP: 2,o-Qssh. K-gs; s;Kt1RP. mate.
j. Kt-Kt g. R-Kt ch; g. oxR ch K-K0; 3. Ok 6.
j. ks-KtS. R-Ks ch; 2. orR ch, K-Bs; s.P-Ks
e or b.. mate.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. COS.
R-kks,kIE Kt, Il, 3 9EKs 91s = mate mate.
Ss5&$;s: k5hi k5f : : m: : $sss %s:''
!. R-K 8, Kt x P; g. 30 9, mate.
E-k TX = aIB <. >; B aS Rtmkss @fss g. mate
!. R-K 8. any other; .. Q. mate.
SOLUTION TO lemons PROBLEM.
]. B-R2, X Kt; 9. Kt-Q 0. mate.
* 4: M' e F. S1ok S,ts 81 mate
S;as s!isSS?Ss ;s s; Is Z IS nsss. %s:s
!. B-R g, P-Kt 8: g. Kt-B s. mate.
BROOKLYN: S. ssenler: New rork; HOW Easy h sroof f
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". Meyer. New York; A; S. Richmond, MiddIetown.
J. HeT RoSers New Se
Friedander. New York; Arthur X. Adams. Norwalk.
Been Touch. Norwalk. Conn: George A. shreiner
Harrisburg Pal H. W. Barry. South Boston; R. Mon.
Correct solutions to No. oo5 were received from
Theodore r. Huyler. BROOKLYN; NJ s.. Brooklyn; R. NJ.
You Are Brooklyn; S, stemler. New York: How Easy.
FRED E sy Ssw
Growers Ii. Danbnry; Conn: HW. Meyer, New York;
Il. y. Dr.. x. II. BALDWIN, Norwalk Conn: j. Roberts.
New S X9rk ki.Sppa Capt T.. &; aySe; Jersey CITY J
Baldwin. Atlantic city. n; j.: Never Been Touch,
W. Barry; South Boston; R. Monrad. Chicago; II.
Seived from Theodore X. Huylsr. Brooklyn; N: s.,
New York; How Easy. Brooklyn; Fred Engel, Brook.
Yet Another. New YORK; Growers Lii. DanSury. Ey
Conn; DR.. 4: +. Baldwin. Norwalk Conn; A. s.
YORK Gei Emi New York. Roberts. sss Ss% Yofs SsW
Leopold FrIediander. New York. Arthur R. Adams.
New York; Edwin H. BALDWIN, tantie City H. j.; s. s.
W. VII. New York; Never Been Touch. Norwalk.
sSrener: Harrisburg, Pa Pa: Jersey 0'"' oeo'S' A.
Sew Rr,in and Edwin
correct solutions Nos Go2 sos and Lissners prob
II. W. Barry South Boston; R. Monrad. Chicago; III H.
s. hackaye. New York
Fs w w IL.
solutions to Nos. 602. 8O8. and Lissners Problem.
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