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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
Want Column

Want Column
wANTED-Giri for general house
work; no washing. Apply 40 Carroll
streel.--o-1o-St. ----------
WANTED-A stenographer and type
write; must be experienced. Apply
Lion store.-315-tf
WANTED-Old feather beds and pill
lows; highest price paid for feath-
ers; will stay IN your city one week.
Address S. Cohen, general delivery, and
win call.-8-15-1w.
WA.NTED-Light farm wagon and box
Steel skein double harness, SIT Tru-
man avenue.-3-14-3t
WAGTED-Three or four furnished or
unturnished rooms, furnished pre-
ferred. Address r. o. Box ISL Ham
mond, Tnd-3-14-5t.
WANTED-Two men familiar Win tue
firing Of nitric retorts, $40 per day.
steady work: state where you are now
emnIovad. Address z A, Lake County
Times 3-14-Zt.
N-rED-1fan, experienced in the
manufacture Of nitric acid one who
"a eapable Of taking charge of a shift
of men; $2.75 per day, steady; state
where you are now employed. Ad-
dress Y. A., Lake County Times.-3-14
ct
WANTED-Man who has had expert
ence In the manufacture of nitric
and suIpnuric acid, capable Of acting
az night foreman; must be strictly
temperate and know the ms and outs
of the acid business; confidential-Ad-
dress xA. Lake County Times.-3-14-2
WANTED-GirI for general house
work, at 263 Oakley avenue.-3-14
ct.
WANTED-Boarders at APT Logan
streeU.-3-133t.
WANTED-Dish washer at Erie Hotel
Apply D. Brown.-3-13-3t.
WANTED-Gir4 for general house.
work; good pay. Call 20 Sibley
street-3-13-tf
WANTED-Two experienced men cas-
ers-in, also cutters. Several positions
Hopper Stationery Co. Benton Har-
Dor, Mich.--312-1wk.
WANTED-Girls to work in bindery,
case makers, Smythe machine oper-
ators, counters and pagers. Steady en-
ployment. good wages. No strike.
Hopper Stationery company. Benton
Harbor. Mich.-3-12-1wk
Observation-Disclosures Apply 800 Chi
cago avenue-3-11-1wk
WANTED-Mensa at once for service in
Philippine islands, able bodied men.
unmarried, between ages of 81 and So,
of good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write English.
For information apply at Recruiting
Office, 90 State street, Hammond, Ind.
or S23 South State street, Chicago
Il.-1-26-tf.
LOST-About two weeks ago, a mar
uuise ring, valued as gift from dead
mother. Return to Lake County Times
office and receive reward-3-13-3t.
FOR -SALE--Cheap. some benches and
electric lamp wires and shades. Call
evenings, 500 Michigan avenue.-3-15
ct.
FOR SALE-Sixty gallon oil tank with
pump, good as new. Call at 415
Thornton avenue, Hammond, Ind
3-12-3t.
FOR SAJ4E-splendid Art Garland hard
coal burner; two fine Administer
rugs; all good new. Call at this
off1ce.--3- 13-tf.
FOR SALE-Grocery store and so fo0i
lot. near Conkey plant and Standard
Steel Car works; doing good business
fire opportunity for right party. Have
coed reasons for selling. Address ]. j
Sullivan, 1913 Monroe street, Phone
A033-3-13-1wk
FOR SALE-Lot 10 feet, with houses;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

FOR SALE--or Rent with privilege of
5 acres. loco feet side-track on Chi
eago and Erie r. r. one-half mile
south of city limits of Hammond
Phillip Mclaughlin, r. r. No. L.
s-4-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

IN ADDITION % the foregoing transfers
there have been filed for record seven
mortgages. seven releases and seven
miscellaneous instruments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

L1K4o -ee xDaily except Sun.
L. =. -l--oo 1'so sDaily.
fDafly except Non
Via Indiana day.
Harbor. sSunday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
MIffchr Snr Nnnraclo.W aiis.

G%bicoNo, u. Atopcmbcr. &c
Gbico0ocr oGlcoring SplIlc AIlocloe
ton" bat Sd)rittc cingclcitct, ull Den
8elon,orft bolo mieocr oui einc9dor-
0clos@oiis 5urild5uiiibrcn. 9ontierS
in oen Wiittelitootcn mo inl @eiten
wcroen brieilid, oui1ciorocrt meroen,
ibrc glliid)t ilber Die ull9cnneinc Gage
gum NuSorllf 81 bringctt, mo ibrc
llrtbeilc mcroen 0cn 6bicogoer III
non5leutcn ais Nn5cid)en Der Stlms
mug oilbcrbnIb Nelu.Dorf'S oIcnet.
Sn elmer SibrnN Ger Clearing Solic
N%iiociotion" iuurOc Elm iold)eS &or.
gcbcn ollgemcin %beiiiriuortct. glcb
mllroc elmer 3llianmlenflnit bon Sc
ld)1ftSleutcn 5llr Nclprcdntng Der III
nou5lo9e 0os Wort 1ere0et. SdlleB'
lid ciniate man iid) oobiu, 5unGd)It
Die Stimmung in Den 6i1on5frciien
0cS 2nnbeS briCilld ielt5ultellen.
Sol6e 0riefe' mcr0cn an nle Vun.
flcrS meitlid) BON Fittsbllr9 bis nod)
Der Tociiicfiilte ullSgcionbt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Gum &f bereit.

@citcrc &crbnn0llulgen ocS 0cnlotra.
tiiden MotionolsGomitc'a IN
6rcnh Sid.
1rcnh9id Il, Snb., 81. Nop.-9ci
Dem Gomite, meldea &oriibcr Tag,
CART oen Witglicoern oea oenlofroti.
ifcn Notionol Gon1ite'S gub, that
Moior Wcujicr aus Wornt &crnon,
&nb, sic iolGcuoen AeuBerun9en:
IS id)cint mir, ais Oh mir aQc Mr.
run1cmClta iiir Die Gompnane &c.
troffcn bobcn, @ir bnben fir cincn
SanoiOotcn gciorgt mir buben cine
Flnttiorm olf0citellt uno eS bat oer
Nnltrid, nlS Oh ms sur Gorbcrcltuna
iiir ocn fommenbcn GonUcnt nid)t5
mehr 81 tblln bliebe. Ger Munn,
lpcltcn mir ais llnicrcn Gnnoi0ntcn
nlScricbcn bobcL 1T. mic ib CLAUDE.
iiir bic NCNenlpGrtlgcn &crbultniIlc
bic rihti0c Fcrlonlidteit, mcnn lld)
Die EcrbGltniiic obcr Gnbern lolltcn,
10 lit mcineS Grud)tcnS Die oemofra-
tiide Nnrtci groB unb itorf genilg,
iih linen nn5upoiien. Is bat MIR ei,
nen Wnm Ne9cbcu, nclfcr 10 grcb
mar. mic sic oc%mofrutiidle Eortci,
uno boS NOR SbomoS Seiferion."
@citcrn troteu bic Witglicocr ocS
Gomitc'S nohnnolS 5uionmcn ul0
horten, mas Die GonTiteS aus Den per
ihicbcncn St6otcn por5ubrinGen bot
ten, pclhc beollitro9t iino, lid ocs
GonpcntS lucnll m69lid) 81 perIidern.
llebcr @rpun lul,roc III iniurmcller
Wciic oiSfiitirt mb cS mar oitf Die
Mcoc oupon Com Sobnion bon Sbin
6llm nutionolcn Toriiber 81 maden.
@ic man ,piiicn montc, ucroen nidt
uicIe Observation-Disclosures bel Der
@il6lulQ 6eS nGfyitcn Nutionol Cont
It's I%tottiin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

Norbcrcltlnl1cn titr 0cn Hutlornls
Gonpcnt ser @opuliltcn. - Com
@ution'a abcrmoliNc Yr0iiocnt.
6oftS.Gunoiootllr Notwithstanding.
Solicit, ST, n. Noaenlbcr. -
Cas- NotionolsGomite Ger Gopuliiten'
Yortci miro on 26. Noucmbcr I'M
,Sotrl Ct. &nnlCS" III ct. Soui9 cine
;}lliommenfumft obholtcn. YuBcr Den
MtitNlicocrn ocS Gonlite'a limo Nreln.
DC uno Yerntbrr Der Eortei cillgelos
bcrL ulb moglitcrlueiIc miro man
ilbcr 3eit uno Nrt bca nGdllten No-
tlonul-Gonpcnt3, iomic iibcr Ole @ic.
Scr Npnlinntion bon Com @atlon
5llm FraiioentidoitS~ GonNiouten
idlliiiliN ucroen. Ter &orlibcr oes
Notionol Gomite'a, &onlcs s.. Serbs
bon Solicit, mcintc: Sic &eriomnl.
hing lit gnr5 5citgcm0B ocum nnicre
Eortei lit ia Die GolamitGta Eartei.
0en Topuliiten NciGnt Die MihtunA
Der oifcnllld)en Sttmmllng, ulb mos
ouS 9citc lit, iclbir Die Hc0icrung il;
alli mniercr Scitc, 9rpan bat iibris
gems Den S6lilliclpunft Der Sit,lo
ton gctroiicn. Is lit leiht uno ourd)
aus llIdlt foitiplclth Die 9anfnoten
81 gcm1hrlciitcn. Cine Stcller oli
@onfbcppiitcn Don mrnigcr ais cincm
bolbcn Erojcnt in cincm Sabre miiroe
alc TcrlllIte ocfcn. Sic Hcnierlula
Ioutc Die gauge Decentralization oi-
reft n%erols0abcn ullb iiir oic Gloiti.
5itGt Scr llmIlolismittel oui olltomo-
tild)cm @egr o0cr IN anocrcr Meiie
Sor9c trngcrl. &itr5 9eiogt. Die NE.
1lerltn9 loIltc lid) etuas ncbr, ais ans
Oere M%cNicrlungcn cS tbiliL nit Dem
@onf0cldGft bcfoiicn, uno Die Ban.
fen iolltcn Gin mcnig Dom Hcgic.
rltlgsgcid0it oblolien.
NcrriS Itcllt III Nbrc6c. 6oB eill
Siln0niB nit Der @eorit'ihen >Snoc-
pcllocnccsSi0 oOcr Den Yrobibitipni-
lten eggplant lei. o0egen 9ei0c iinb
mir" loatc CT, oebcnio ~irelunolid) &c,
limit, mic Ac9cn @rpun mo Mooics
urIt. SIS Irellt ms, bob iie unicrcn
gSeg cinldloNen, mo cs piiroc ms
nod mcbr %frcllen, menn lie nod mel.
fer 0cbcn milrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Sang 5nnt Stcblen.
SodtCr zines WtultimiuionGrS ais
SoOcnOicbin III Soit. Sbr
@rGlltigom Gilt ibr 81 Siilfc.

Vrdiltl80m Gilt lbr 81 Sillfc.
GDicogo, 81. -Nod)
0clu Sail Der Srou Toma0fa, Der
lftllionGrSNuttin, Die aus rcincr
N~bcntcurcrIlit sur 0iebin lpuroe,
tonlnlt MN cil llcllcr obnlid)er Tyull
ans Su0calid)t, Scr nod meit 0roBe.
res Niilcbcn berporruit. Murion
Glorfc Nurlcp oic Sod)ter bes lSittS-
burger MultimiQionGrs gilbert Wnte$
Surlcp mo cine Mtillioncnerbin, iitt
ais &oocnoicbin in Der bieligen @ciic.
r%lun0Sunltnlt. INN cine piernlon0tlld)c
Strofc ob5ubiiBen. Grit ieit gcitcril
lit man iid iiber Die Yerlon 0icier
rGtbiclboitcn @efun0cnen, Die lid
nSclcn Gl0rt" genonnt botte, ms
&lurc acfonnlcn, oo bos hinge WGo.
d)el biSber nlcS IN ibren ar1iten
Stcbcnoc gctbon bat, NM ibre Sbenti.
tat 81 pcrbcrgct.
Gas I'M Gurus olfgcipodicnc
MG0hcn, oo9 nlll bcn gciuoltigclt
llntcrihico 5niidcn elmer, 8iua IN
Newport uno Der G~bicogp'er Wciics
r%lln0Sonitalt, 5lpiidcn Der pornebnlcn
@oteltuicl ulo Der Uci0n1nibfoit, Der
elcgonteitcn Barrier Wtobc ltnb Der
blou mo iuciB gcitrc!lten Stroitleis
Dung fcnnen lernen mltB, bat Slnuc.
licre uno 2llrllSartifel .@eid)ditc be
itoblcn, obne Oofiir ir9eno cilcn
plolliiblen Wrun0 angcben 5t fonnen.
GA SRI. Sllrlcp GaeS boben fonltc,
mas MIR ibr Ser5 bcgcbrte. llnb bod
pllrbc Tie 5l,r Giebin.
@ls lie gum crlten Wole bem Gidls
ter porgciiibrt m,trbc, erflGrte Tie lid.
obnc Den gebeimniBpoQen Sdlcicr
ibrcr Beri6nlidfeit 81 liliten, obnc
@citcres fir idulbig nn0 bot un1 10,
iortioc gburtbcilumg. NlS man III
REM @llnidc nidt miQinbrte, ionbcrn
sic Gerbanolungen pertogte, mod)tc
Die 8crboitete meitere @cIt1noniiIc,
oencn 5liolge tic ol,d) IN Gerber nn0
onoercn Srten oerortige 9iebit0bIe
bcgonQen babe. SSn Der n16lten Ser.
b~onolung mltroe lie ouroui 81 eincnl
picrmonotliden Nilicntbolt i'm Cor.
reftionSboliie p%critrtbeilt. als man
iic nod i6rcn 9lngcborigen froNtc,
bate iie MIR ell burtcs 2oden sur
Nntlport.
Iieic &nlturg belt icood nitt
longc Dor. @ci Dem eintritt in Die
StrofonItolt brod) SRI. Sllrlep SIT.
ionmcn mo mubte ioiort ms Soipi'
tai gebrodt merOen, no lie iid Die
Gpmpatbie'n i1mmtlider 9eamter
erlparb. llnb nun iuuroe 5u aaenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
CAMPER perbrannt, WannidJaft &c.
rcttct.

Nop Gitp, Wit., II. Nou.-auf
ser Sobc bon Eoint Hoofollt lit lebte
Nabt Der Iampier rGi55ie Woooen"
bis oili Den @~oiicripic0eI nicoergc'
bromnt. Gr bcionO iid oui Der
6obrt nod 2ittlc Current, Gnt. Gopt.
Nolpb Bringlc mo Die aitS II $50.
pien ~bcItebenoc Monnidoit rettctcn
iid) in Wooten. Sic lultr0cn BON Dem
Iunlpier ,SanGcll @ops" ultf0cnonl.
men. Ger pcrbrnnntc Compiler lit ullf
$4,000 0cih1bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Epicr cincS Nutu.ltniaQs.

GcS Moines, So. u. Noo. -
@ei cincm Alttomobilunfoa lcbte
Nat)t lit bier 3. VI. Nattin9er aetoo,
tet unb Sronf @etihea idppcr ucrlebt
mor0en. Trl. Nntb @ilfinion, Sri.
Nioloc @cnnp Charles Worriiou uno
6rou Mollbc ,S1fel boben cbcnIalla
Scrletln9cll crIittcn. Nottinger lpur
Frdii0ent elmer Iutontobil 3 @clell'
idnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

llcbcriluB nlld) nod bctnnmt, baB bic
Icltlanlc GtcbIn pcrlobt lit mo iidp
81 Weibuuhtcn nit Mob. G.&ulentine
bon Cripple Greet, Col, ucrbeirutbelt
molltc. &br @rGuti1om lit mul ultf
Dem @e0c bicrbcr, nm Ole n0thlgcn
Sdrittc 81 ihrcr Trciloiiung 5lt tbull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
GlcftriidJe Stlcndtnmg.
MpNcrnc @phnnnacn.
2GOO Slpd, Sit.W Straie

$3.50 Iaufcn eincs irncr nOocrnen 8iueifibdi'
eert Sduier. Gle baden ale mubernen Ginri0s
iulgen; nit eiettriidem Gihi mo Sas erlenb.
iet; baben colnbinirten 9isi6ranf ino Sor'
rutbsiumner, etlpns gieues; auBerbem Die ftellea
fbIoiien, Iroiipire, 2cuer ullb S0fe limb teIttil'
tirt, init ctner 10 SUB Ilep init @ranolltbtt
pepfIaitert; bube unb eeiurloe Gage. Bur Veilt'
fauna leocn 9ag biz Mbero3 8 ubr uifen. Sin
s,aus Bllr 9robc init eleitrii1em Clint crleut'
iet. Gonaro Z. 8alagbrr, Naunnterrebner
Bureau 2537, Sit.y0ipnumenisStrabe.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Wrs. 0inslu,u's Suptbing Sprnp

miro felt fiber iiuuounbich5ip Sabren bon
MiNiunem uuu Miittern inr tire ainoer bet,m
bsrubiat oas Qinb, eripcidt ben 8auncu, be-
ihwiMtiat alic ed,mcr5en; furirt @inbtulif ll,io
lit has bette MitieI fir Gtnrrb5e,. Non Ipn'
ue,pib uro periunot ,,Wirs. 9ainslpW's epptIina
enrnp" mo ilebi1t ieine anoere Sorte. Sinfs
mibBmansia Gents Die SInfbc. Inter BENT gidbr,
mitteIs unb Srnqnen.@ cfeb bonn 30. Mlnl loO6
anrnriirt. G~erten.Tummer 1898. Gin altcs
nns ant be,pGhrte8 WittcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
WGfcrci nnS GDnOiturci.

Sdbrli6er &er!auf ca. $4,000 ut unitinoe
balber b~illi9 81 oerluntct. @ilte cute @ele'
belt fir eircn iircbiainel Wlnni init etlpns Yer,
ntDNeu: $4,000 iuiiroeu a~elliiGeit. NdDercS bel
Srrmann @aoenbuDp, Nr. III, Turo'Sbarles'
Strake, Baltimore, NIB.
Sabe and fehs Ib1ne brciftbdiae Nobnbdll'
fer an gtorib .sheitIe, lldbe Surioro.I oelll:G 6tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
I'll

81, 72s, ,725. n sts. sOsiaas; s.s:
bitIidb uon Der VurfsRuoo; oouitinoie pri4ttB
befcrirt; iebe mooerne Veanelnlihieit.
Nr. f15. III. 1i9 ETC.. %orS' Eatntsnt.gtr"
Elm 6epiert bonn ,BaitcrfonsTarf". Sur6luea
I6on b~eforirt; iebe mpoerne 9eduemltffeit;
sipeifi16iae Sdufer. Gb!u nro Z. Stord, on !Srt
nanette. unh ct. HanLstr. NSebr9.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
W~c(cncnhcitS. Nuuf.

Gdiue Sarnt bon 80 glderlt, bat nelcS SaIS
uno uae ~n0tDieen l~Sirt6fbuftSsS ebluoe, frlhis
barer Sober, lpouon nrei WIDER nit @robeeren
b~cpl!an6t iiao; picl Sbit mo gScintruuben; oibt
halber ipiort p%crluuit iperbcn. $4,000, 9dbereS
bel ". Sapcmbuup, III Toros aries StraRc,
Baltimore. (gtbcnoS bon 3 bis ~ lbr III
1898, aorosgroGoiuaD. (Sept1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25
Stcncugeinhc.
gu %uerfanfcn.
Madlt mi INN nchrnt 9tpti,!

Gu ucrtGuien @inige Safer unperidlitten
HpesgSbiofep ieGr ali. sine ner betien Wtnr0s
Innb. Snrten. Nieoriaer 4Srei9. III paiicnncn
Fnrtie'n. Sect inter &llnocss3 ouperlbllb.
Dan %noreiiire uM. :. %" Sentifer 6orre'
ipcuocut". (32s-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-25

Tr. 1901 un6 1871, NurbsGb upcIsS trGtc.
5iuil6en gturtbs mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, llene
Sduler. neue stu6burfbart; outer @luB fir. elrl
poer Gbublaben. Gud5ufrugeu bel Matter =.
g9ritpbai, Wr. 1900, Souo' atraie. Nreis
1dnieno Dollars $4,000. 00). 9topl5-3O)
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S1hcrc Scitunasprciic.

9etroit, Niid), u. Dob Tie
YIetroit 1Srce EreB" bat cine FrelS'
crbobung ibres @lnttcs pon einenl
or,i 5lpei GcntS, beginncnO nit oenl
.. Gc5cnlber. befnnnt gcBcbcn. Gic
bieiige oNcms" miro e6eniolla Den
Ercis ibres Morgcnblottca crbobcn.
NlS @runo perben ole boberen $50.
pier. uno Eroouftion5foIten allge'
iiibrt.
-
frsstdie HDs Sots, Die III. Inner Gskauft Aai
:ssss N<XzMIM
ypn
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Nmtlid,c sriefiat. al
Baltimore, %. 4uucmber 1907.

70. Nuucmber lHOT.
aontesber9 mr..
Nosberftt Geiunu
Null5 Srdnci6et
NrlSBc3Inno5 Santtltu
Nr8uBiomsti Gan
aupumoiO HeWulo
Gulef glgntes5'd
quies 1omiltas
CUFFS Wtito
WtcGdheruu Wtib N
yyturgrum Wncenfo
Uteilid 9ruit
WleOerfou Wtr.
Wdelcarei gintOnt
.gtnas Nsaoerp
Utlrpip I.
Wttiton BIT W(ibai
Wllinurooih arifttnu
Wiurruh aenneitb
GuuCr ,Srani
NJtuttbuue Yilld Wirs.
UluuBia 9ditor
Wipler Wiatllou
Jbnteret
ytutio8 Broniitana
gulporol Gan
gIemmun Z.
Cobiursiecg RGfort
SitoueBiu Stanislltu
liuc Sruncis5eto
SOoeiitu Wiroieui
Sotupomic5 Sotet
Rlufber Wurgaretbd
Rusmariu Baul
Ructui Sofef
| SduoIii ytiiisfor t2)
Sbiuro 8uiieppe
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esagn z. &. D. NcGrath was the referee, while
(. ttgss and ". r. EeerOn acted as seconds Cor
-esH1 and Marshall respectively.
easshah again adopted a French Defence and
t.e pay was along the Lines ot tho thirteenth
game ERrEhall diysatlng On his nth tuTn by
tsoclng his pawn 90 oueen's bishops I'VE.
;t-ssxeg played with pawn minus temporarily
y shortly psgaineo 81.
~ bis tsnth movo hs opened tho kings hssh-
spt sle ana appeared 60 havo the freer gaEne.
- Ne surprise OF every ono present Marshall
- MS eleventh move Committed a gross overs
ee1l which cost him a piece. Under tho Inn
pseaslo1 that he could regain LaskeT6 knight
slto check. ne facriieed his knge bishop but
,o-1o zoo late that tho knight .n question could
s,na'erpose and thereby be saved by the CHAMPION
s y toos LsSkor only ten moves longer 20 wind up
te gEu,e
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New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
Mr.. c. A. SINGER,
New York.


New York
Dear Sir:
| was more than surprised to read that
MatheSon Car had recently come out
OF its shell, and had gone it alone" in a
little run to Boston. When one reads of
the performance of Mr.. Kelsey. "all by
his lonely" it seems a pity we did not
have his genial company. and that of his
car. while we were toiling through the
snow-drifts on the 18th inst am sure
he would have helped to cheer us-and
possibly TO shovel the STOW out Of the
ruts. It was most annoying. too. that
business should have claimed him during
the real endurance race, while the tough
weather lasted. and only have released
him when the read conditions were so
much more pleasant.
But n1y surprise at Mr.. Kelsey's per-
Torrance is eclipsed by that occasioned
by the Matheson Company taking any
cognizance of il. for remember when
your Newark agent made his gallant pre-
tence Of accepting my challenge you be-
sought him 20 fcrbear, on the ground that
the Matheson cars did not need exploiting,
and that the Matheson Company. any
how. was averse 20 racing on the public
highways, and certainly would not lend
itself 70 fracturing the speed laws. had
gathered from your language and your
manner that you deprecated all attempts
at racing. And if I mistake not, you were
also under an apprehension that, were any
Matheson car TO become identified with
public speeding, such action might result
in the cancellation of orders from some
OF those then having Matheson cars built.
do not know whether to congratulate
you or sympathize with you on your sud
den change Of heart, but it is certainly
my duty to disabuse the mind of your Mr.
Kelsey, as to his breaking a Winter
record" or anything like it. Without tax
ing into consideration the three interven-
ing days of thaw. and consequent better
ing of the roads. which Mr.. Kelsey very
innocently ignores. I find that he puts
forth as his record-breaking actual run
ming time IL hours and IS minutes. as
against NINE HOURS OF MINE.
For. when the lost time of Mr.. KELSEY is
deducted from mine-including many tire
troubles and that serious collision with a
trolley carve find q difference of over
hours. All the time he admits losing
los minutes-would not Offset the two
full hours delay occasioned by our trolley
New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
CHESS MATCH A DRAW
TEAMS PLAY By CABLE.
InteruniUerSity Contest Results an
Close, Hard Fight.

The seventh intercollegiate cable chess match
tetueen picked teams from Columbia Harvard
ard Yale, one side. and Oxford and Cambridge.
an tho other side. was played yesterday and re-
Quilted in q draw after hard fight each side
,.inning two games The other two games were
drawn. Bracket, of Harvard and Wolf OF Co.
lumbis won their games for America while Han
Ming and Roughton scored for England.
TIE American team played at the Rice Chess
cub at Second avenue and 10th street while the
English players were at the Metropolitan Chess
club in London. The two rooms were in direct
communication by cable. Play began at o'clock
Yesterday morning. the men being paired fol-
lows. J. r. Capahlanca. Columbia VS. H. j. Rose.
oxford: Q A. Brackett. Harvard. vs. W. r. Green
halge oxford; L. J. Wolff Columbia. VS.. J.. Hing
-7orth Cambridge; J: L. clark. Harvard. y. J.
Roughfon. oxford; r B. Bursess. Yale. rs. J. r.
a Humphreys cambridge
The Americans won the toss and decided 20 play
WolH ana Burgess played white for the American
team. while Greenhelge Roughton and Hum
On the first board Capablanca tried a Ruy Lopez.
2aPns ma n 5% S RS 3shoP be fe eama
ran along evenly for iwenty-eight moves. when the
Columbia man sacrificed pawn in the hope that
Ms opponent would select one other inferior
variations in which case there we're prospects for
chose The best defence and raDablanca had 10 be
sSfis6ed with draw after forty-tWo moves
Bracket relied upon French Defence against
Greenhalgh. The latter EXCHANGED the centre
rbanee Of pieces In the end game the Britisher
was completely outplayed. and lost after forty
seven moves.
Another Ruy Lopez was played on the next board
between Nolf ana lllingworth Matters were
empIihed by exchanges and when the END game
stage was arrived Wolf managed 10 win
nsW7 Later he succeeded in capturing
t,nieht and few moves later tho Englishman re-
signed Forty-eiEht mores made in this
game which was remarkably well played by the
Columbia captain.
Roughton PLAYED Scotch ciambit against Clark
nr the fourth board. The latter selected difficult
defence and was practically beaten in the opening.
losing early On the game. two minor pieces for A
rook and getting into a cTamnei position I'm the
bargain Try ne would. he could not extricate
himself ard. although he fought on FOR forty-eight
moves he forced 10 resign.
The frsi game by England that the
fifth board. where Burgess. OF Vale. lost queen
FOR rook In the early part az the game He
signed after twenty-eight moves
BlumbeT played -Four Knights game against
Humphreys on the sixth board II well and
evenly contested. ana resulted in a draw after
forty-tWo moves
The scores Of two Of the more interesting games