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wHIrE-sIx PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. s05.
]. R-K2. K-B5: 2. o-Kts CHI. Xxx Eta; .. Ok
IF +, Xxx z. R,Bs mate. .o,.
R-ks K,-ktsis 8-8874k1ndD0; 5. Q-Bi'ma''.
kk NM K,S RS 9k035 FLYS 99f mate nate.
J. 3B2eseh hE9s mate
P5a S8RsSs kk.ass mate
E-kk22. ~; ?.3-R.sch, KS; s,b-S5:mats
S 2ktsihh k k1hS 83a mate
1.R-K =. KtxR; ?. B-Kt< CHI, &c.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 800.
!. Obs, Xxx 1T; 2. B-Kt ,, mato.
]. OBS, OK .: 2. Kt-B .. mate.
J. OBS, %, K. B or Kt; .. Kt-B o. mate.
1::8-BBs. $ -B )! = 2 k 81 E. E. 1 mate
]: S-RRs, IT.: * J. mate
!. Sis Bs. k1q Ks ): : SO 61h mat matt,
3-Bs. R-9R5 ,2Kt51P;2 kt-B .. mate
Correct solutions to No sol vere received from R.
n Maussr. New York; Fred Engle, Brooklyn; Fred
Elek Emil. New York.
Correct solutions to No. so5 were received from
Fred Carter, boston. a. $. Rtchn ond Mtddleto1n.
\. y; Elek Emil. New York; Growers LII. Danbury,
abcth NJ.
DR.. A. H, Baldwin, Norwalk nm; A. T. Mconigs.
Jr., Lynvillo. Tom and John A. Betcheler. New
York f9rwsrdsd 9dIitiHna correct soiuti2n' to Nos
warwick, St. Paul. MINI. to No. so2.
OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM TouRNA-
appended Is the ANAL report Of the judges on our
adrss swara n Tar sus ar n.rna
tional problem tournament WAS completed several
erinr conciseiy the main featurss OF the contest
This total number OF problems entered. allowing
"S in o. Ss lS
on r~i,minn AIRY cAamtnaton found g. to be nm
sons as "Iec.nsd from time to tine Their. were
of many able sGve~ with the result that ii others
Der - problems to be considered IN the sdjudica
ton 1913 The list of prize winning and honorably
no valid oGiec,ion has come to tn notice of
the judges this award stands confirmed, and they
to the son,pstitorS al soIvers The number 81
Surviving problems was unusually large. and a
tbs wk and so tho fact that 20 n maSa
foreign Of hSh ,andinE showed their
GEORGE f. CARPENTER, lJudGes for
The award follows;
SECTION OF Two-MovERs.
First prize, r. c. Thomson second prize. Edward
mai and Arthur +. Msckenzie. A. Racket. Emanuel
anS e. ii
ton.
SECTION OF THREE-MovERs.
L,shtwe!Shts-Ftr,t prize. Max J: Meyer; SECOND
\; Hawkins. c. d; p Hamilton. c. E. landmark. 7. T.
Glyn and kGnrad Erin Erin r,, ror r,,, ,,,
PRIZE .me. pHf ana a.
Th",ns , honorao.s mention va av,rdsd t. kon;
i, Only, i. Libby and John +; Tracy. ,,N.'".
Heavyweights-F!rst prize, A. F. Mackenzie: second
pllIlpnaf, Honorable
"Sub Rosa" author unknown and John F. Tracy.
Tn" amounts duo to the various authors were
The report on the contest will bo completed with
for competiton in the tournament This list viii be-
given at AN early date.
OUR SECOND CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT
During last week two additional entries for tho
eighth section of our second tournament wero re-
petitors: Edward G Yates, $40 Carlton aSsnus.
BROOKLYN, " Y George e brown, 2i2St. Nicholas
CORRESPONDENCE.
r. f. Manning Now York.-Lasker ia a German by
birth and he therefore represented Germany in the
International tournament. As he is not naturallZed
subject OF II British Empire he could not have rep.
S. L. Richardson, sheepshesd Bay.NPinning the
knight with the bishop - sidsred good move by
thatit ia not Issksr not only studied the books
but also pacticed the game Of chess The values OF
The nom p1 takers r S the following aGoun
Cohu. $50 stein,tz S46; Lee, $50; Bird. $50 ana
cording to thu gaines won by each contestant.
J. [. GHrdozo Brooklyn.-Solutlon TO No; so1 WAS
J, OR. 1t was printed in THE SuS OF July . You
may be able 10 procure II at this ofiice.
THE LONDON TOURNAMENT.
Following are additional scores Of games as
played III the International chess masters tourna-
FOUR KNIGHTS GAME