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TAFT AND TARIFF INBor>,n
Presaacat Receives Pleasing nep,,,.
Prem tho sstadie west amt Ok lab.,,,

Presaacat Receives Pleasing He,,,,.
Prom tho Made west and Ok laho,,
WASHISoToN. April S.-Many tsla.r,.. =,
and l@ttSrs have come 10 Preside, "a,
during tho last week from sections - &c.
middle West informing him Of the .,..,-.
Of resolutions by conventions and 49, ,,,,,.
nations enthusiastically indorsing NJ.
present Administration and the Paw
Aldrich tariff law. Mr.. Taft. IL il "a,
cares little for the compliment to hire,
and win not make these miaaives puk.,
but 10 pleased that his position on the tar,I
has been sustained in sections of the .,,1l,
Try where u was supposed that IL wa.r',
as popular ~ might be wished. One .,
the enthusiastic telegrama was re~etySi
from Representative Mcguire OF Uk a.
homa- IL read a. follows:
AZ Q maRs meeting Of 1000 RspubLe.,.
of the First Congress district, Oklahoma
held here to-day. yourself aud Adminis,r1.
ton enthusiastically Endorsed. toEsths,
with the Payne-Aldrtch tariff bill and nv
candidacy for reconciliation. The pro.
ducers Of the nation are satisfied The
great heart of the nation supports Tat.
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ennss of ths 0ovsxnmsns are Increasing.
careful admipAgtrafio0 10 .redncing lta
COST wise le9inlAaion smb0dying no sud-
1ca 49, Css so, %sssr = nr"sS ss-
snaotmsaA wAen he soocant 10 cast
and the people weigh them IN the balance
at tho neRt general election Who VIII md
most favor, they who stood shoulder 20
0vt the party pledgoN In improvtng the
administrator az Government. In enact
Ing The legtnAation pronisad by tbs party.
In fairly. lmpartAally and fearieaaly ad-
miniassTing ths lave. Or those who, true
= 2 PSTsy p9snO.pss; hovsred nss tie bat
sonottmss With ons. eomeeimsa With the
Other. and IN she snd wsro cast out and
To such a. in this day Of REORGANIZATION
and rSccnseru0tion do not heartily jotn
vita us In the Work 70 which our party
stands pledged Ice 1s cay With Henryv v.
Ne would aos dis n mat maa's osmpaay
Thas ssars hAs tsllSwseiD 10 de vita o.
Tnh Gag b called shs saAss of CrisDtAA:
Nc thAs ~umivss this aaY and eomss safs home
win saand aupsSo whsn tAis day b canned.
And rSsss h1n .. ass as@s Of crisvisa.
And Rsausunsa % nnsiAnd aow absd
snAn tnfnk sbsmsslvss aeOursed tbsv we're not
Ana Aola sAssr uaaaAoods cheap whites any speaks
That tDo9nt WIN - upoo saint CRtsptan o. Gay.
speak 70 an assembly Of loyal Re-
p'IblioAnsL am sure I VOICE your thought
when cay the tims OF running with the
hare and hunting with the hounds IL
over. and every one must choose WHISTLER
or not he b tor the Presidsnt and the
Republican party: He that hath no
stomach TO the hght' lct him. depart. |
Treason has ever consisted In giving aid |
and comfort 70 ths enemy. II any Ozs |
wishes TO join the Democratic party let |
him do 90. But lee him not claim 60 be |
q Republican and IN and out OF season |
WORK 20 defeat Republican measures and |
TO subvert the inttusncs Of the Repub- |
can President.
So. genflemsn. M responding TO your |
toast. The Administration. I havs en- |
deavorcd briedy % indicate the prin- !
ciples upon which the President and his |
advisers have been working and Rome |
% the results which they have accom- |
pliehed- I can say heartily for all my !
colleagues that they are q body u very |
loyal. very sincere gentlemen. who |
are striving 90 serve the people with a |
single minded devotion. true 20 Repubh- |
can principles and loyal TO the Presi- |
dent. whom one and all Of them enthusi- !
aatically love and admire.
Federal Judge Emory Speer of Georgia |
and Gov. Ebsrhart OF Minnesota also /
made long addresses az the dinner
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air share Of the Cos. Q: carriage in tho

fair share Of the Gee: 0: carriage in tho
mails
~ PLEDGEs PAIL BLAME coN0REss.
Ia word. the Pres ,dpnt has placed
-TOre Con Eress for enactment into Law
al - thuse measures which the Hsp,It,Ii-
e N party ~ convention assembled IN
June. iyis. pledged ttH.lS to adopt. and II
TN" u~cDnd S'-Ssion - che Sixty SECOND
Congress should adjourn without ha- ing
made good thus@ party pledges upon the
Republican majority IN Congress. and MT
Jpn tho Pr--id"nt. WJJlid the respssnsi-
b!l'y r-~' for that breach ~ faith But
] am firmly persuaded that thus4 measures
wall not t,.i. add that despite the -TOrts
- individuals - magnify their oNn par
H"I!ar imTprtancs at tho eHpsnss 81
larry loyalty and party honor the Re-
I"IhlcaD M iority in Congress will make
: - The parry pl-dg"a and give she
country N" b.'ns'it - that legislation
which IN" party has promised and which
-" President his ~ Clearly aud 90 force
tglly vutlInei
SANiN" THk TAXPATERs' MONET
A~id" from the field q lsRialation a
bret review II the Work & the Adminis
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nsss chair and invtssa the oros.-.u
nation Of his visitors. iana-
When his lntorroRaeors dena,,.I .,
the theme Of the Taft Adniai.,-.,,Inrn
however, toM Questions ooncsrf',,., 81 J.
return az Col. Roosevelt Dir. wicLer,,
called a halt 80 =
u don't think ] need 10 sp.As ~, ~
Roosevelt he said with a hrr,Ss.,''.i
smile. Mr.. Roosevelt speaks for ki-, =. : :
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DIED.

BEERS On April O. az his residence iosa SIR sv..
after lingering illness. Matthew n, Beer
Funeral private. Flowers respectfully deciinef
BI-AIR.--on Friday. Aprils 1910. at his resi4encs
Serpentine road. Grymes Hin Staten Island
Charles u. Blair.
Funeral services az his late residence At %
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Carriages AZ s.
George ferry landing will meet boat lea,fss
New YORK az ID O'Clock.
FRANK. -ABce D. Frank. FunersI RON the
FrNERAL CHrRcH s4i ". I'd St lFaASE ?
'CAH1HvLI. BI DoJ Iniermeat NesporL J.
TvTSoN ON April :. 1910. at LirAneli. C,rs.
Henry wilson. ~ The late u. u. INisou. n
the sSth year % 80 axe
funeral services a. 20 o. ~ str SUNDAY
afternoon at ! o'.'"~ rr''AU
MADISON On Satyrds, Arril : 81 Bo,a'oH
Va. after q lingering illness. Jarre, 0ts
Madison Of New YORK IN bis ASIh year
InteFment. with Masonic honor. on SGn-sv
April !. at Boydton.
MURTAUGH.- on FRIDAY. April a. 1910. 81 SsrssT
cry. RarthoIOmew the beloved husband =
Rachael p MurAugh.
Relatives and friends. also jersey cry ,o-ac'
No i57, X. Of C.. and Security COUNCIL ~ 10,
& n. l.. arc respectfully invited n attend 80
funeral from his late residence. Ss7 PAci Az
on Monday. April ~. stS :. NJ theucr - ~
SAinta Churrh. whore . solemn hiEh mas WA
be celebrated
MYRICK On Friday evening. April = Iasrss-
T. Myvies. In bis seth year.
Funeral services sunday. April "a. 80 "
at bis late residences. AShfnEt AZ potas
FsrTy. New YORK. Uairs leave Grand Cs1tTs.
station ::is =. ~. KiRdiy omit flower,
PELGRAM. On Saturday. April . at re- re-'a.
dence. - Riverside Drive. EliEA n P.lGTtu1.
widow Of Charles R@oui PelGran,. 10 i-' 80
year % her age.
FuneTaI services private.
SMITH. On April =. at u otei AIgoaauia ~ ''s
city. Dr. Andrew heermance smith b.
sA year % hts age.
Funeral services will be he'i ~ St Bagfr1r
news Church. Madison Av. and tsia DO.
Monday. April n. ~ : ocLock.
SMITH.-on March A. 1910. ChAries ~prAGgs
smith. IN his 5Tth yesr
Funeral services on sunday. April ~ -
O'riock. &C All Souls Church. rorrrT 80 o.
and ,Oth -. tnterTnent ~ the CONVEX US
Of ;be fsfniy Kindly unit nOwers
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Tas Rsv. Bir. Crowder Gslns % Rhoa.
RBlamG.

The Rev. Prank WArfield orowdsr, vho
has been pastor Of Christ Protessan,
Episcopal Church &C New Bdghtou,
Staten Island. for . number Of years.
has accepted a call 10 the rectoruhip a
Grace Church. Proyidence. r. I. Rshoo
he accepted n call Tn this city. Mr.. Grow
der. while he was connscesd with CHRIS,
Church, built one Of the finest churches
on Staten Island. The lats Archdeacou
George ID. johnson was pastoFt OF the
church before Mr.. Crowder was called
Mr.. Crowder will preach for the last
time az the Staten Island church ON sun
day. May rs.
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MARRIAGES.

- O'BRIYN - Miss Lureiia
O'Brten, daughter ~ Mr. John O'Brien Of 10
West tist st. Vili he married IN NJ, Frcder'eE
James Easterhrook on April 18th a. the hon
OF her father.
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CNDERTAkERs

FRANK A. CAM PBEG-G. 4Al-9Ao ". zSd -
chApeh Ambulaass sarvisA Tel las Chslssa
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axalion. but Il has &C times absorbed the
faculties Of the intellectual In every chine.
10 numbers among its amateurs ne great.
eai names Of battlehelds and thropes, u
lells Of Narri9F., poets painters, sculptors.
statesmen end divines; Il POSSESSED a htera-
ture and language. Of &c own. u makes
enemies and friends. and nnda . tomRla
on ihe ocean. In the fortress and by the
peaceiul nteplace Perhaps the greatest
ES Gs q game s a. S 1Ss T ssS 70 o. S
longer than can play chess II Ia certain
that those who do not play :as same are
quite unable TO form any conception Of the
high ln,ellectual delights experienced BY
The origin Of chess has been sought
~ vain. The fact h. the EAmo .hap 80
changed, deyeloped aud improved down
me course o. centuries that In lie present
Term y would not b recORni2ed by ~
lnvenlOr-n there ever was One, The old
Ssi chess problem on record n thought
70 b. that contained In an ancient Persian
manuscript attributed 10 Callph kallfen
aui asln hillah, who rotgnsd IN hagdad,
70 earn the Old rules before L wss inielll-
gible. for example. the queen could make
move OF only one square at a time and that
diagonal; but a queen promoted from a
pawn Was allowed TO make a move Of Two
squares diagOnally, The bishop had no
power over any square except ths third
from which ID stood on iis ORn diagonal
line. but L vas allowed 10 vault over any
plece that happened to be between. In
short Il was a totally different game. Chess,
in the prerise form IN which We know Il and
play :! to-day. h a comparatively modern
The Eagle Chess League Of Brooklyn.
which organized la the fall Of ipOo. has con-
Guided us first seasons tournament
Though consisting % only four clubs. the
Clifton, MOrphy. Ocnan Hill and Temple
Chess clubs. Il proved a great success. The
Ocean Hill Chess Club having won ilh
points out Of a possible - will receive the
trophy Tor SCORING the largest number OF
games. aud to latnes e. Bussereau % the
Chtton thess club. who scored s. points
out OF @ vii be given the individual trophy.
poned game which will be played on in the
trophies Will also take place az an early
date. The matches we're greatly enjoyed
BY those Who participated a. the Oppor-
tunity Of meeting players % other styles
Wes Afforded them. II b hoped that next
fall a larger number Of clubs will enter and
= season OF even greater sucCees 10 looked
forward TO. Applications Tor membership
should BE- addressed TO the secretary. A. ',
Taylor, ~ hopkinson avenue, brooklyn.
bruno sicRheim, formerly a member Of
the Manhattan Nhess Club. - nov engaged
IN q match for the championship OF South
AfIica with DR. hiieden, whom be onCe
defeated IN similar match some years ago
THIS time. however. the doctor 10 leading
the former New Yorker BY a few points
Following 10 the score Of the sixth game 81
the match, played az johannesburg. with
nOtes by sieEheim
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old Boy, a chestnut eols b. Planuau-o.
LADY, AbOupd, . bay colt By 49,
satisfy: Gun Stick, q bay colt hy 49,
Gun Rod; Mystic River, bay colt b. fsSl.-
Ocean Tide: limpet, q brown "a ~
MigrAtns-Set Fast: AltamahA. ~ ~
By PlAndit-paraAR; Fort WOrth A.
nut colt By plAudli-MAmie Wn-th. II.
Jingle . brown geldinG By Migr lhS-E.
Pick wick; fAnthsque, 4 bay NV Er X
Euise- Edliha, Amalh, . ches't. eo',0
The kcribe-IArAnlallA. and S~f Jr,,.
q chastnne colt By Ogden--Trilletia 'U
Naushon y expected 10 win ID, Vatio,.,
stallion 8tAkes ON May ~. OF sal.h ~
Eroas value b et.0O0
Unless james n. Keene's Sweep 4 A.
20 start n the Belmont Stakes o. lsr.-.r
ton Day that famous classic " DO rins,
golhar an ordinary lot 81 three -yes5-,iE
10 compste for the $1,000 priEs Rsr,,,,
sweep, the best ellgibles are AgEfNS ~
mOnts 8tarh0itis, j A bennei Isrw.-
Silver. Mr. keene's HudrAgai AM H. n,
mondala stables Duke Of OTmonds
President Ebbets says BIN us5lsn N,
make a succeaaful manager and ir ius t'-,.
Will develop the Brooklyn team INTO a w.
nsr Brooklyn fans have learned IA II
patient and are not unduly excited hy NJ
kbbets'a renewed promises
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'NuTHn
lll Amons yAriog, alternative course Alapin
suggested latsy With due reserve p klD
. B-KRt. y Ep " HtaP. ktRP % Kt"Bl
NJ ~. A.. TIE vanation IN me sSt. h0Wevet.
has hitherto been cGhsiqered satisiasiory
ad0pH novel suggestion whirh has made IL
appearance IN ne German press lAtsly. and sup
l,eu ~ % ~ impfoNensn' upon ne odgf con
somewhat troublesome attack which while other
w'se obtains, but ~ the eApense of pAWa
QAkt "a v ". followed by n nj white
could silH Eet an attack and a better pawa p0si
lion h. has IN any case
10 We have eaamncd here shat seems IN
open NE With R-K n IL v Ea then hi
y o.. followed by p %. P-KM or 4
n Xov q takes some time to Ibera. m,
blocked bishop
N me alternative would be ,, y ~. and 4,
y v Y. then y Y lhu ~. with pawn Ahead
hiark could not riay . Gap. becAuss u 3
=, % rh.r: ;, no hpryy o capture nj. pawn
EHR. and n y h ~ X. lhsa % \ "a. a.
~. He has On losF pawn nov. nlark threaten
iss a Su 70! hs g ,gSsd savs pisysd q NJ
ending suil anyhow he could not lose /,
no,ire
What BrItishers think about the Newns-
trophy and their American cousins may
best Be learned from the following cutting
Magg rtEs
The fact that the Nsvnes trophy will
pass permanently into British possession
should next years cable match again re-
suit in an American defeat has awakened
Hiile alarm IN chess circles across the
atlantic. asker gays the American team
In attack. Having thrown our oppnnebt
W. ought perhaps 70 be iubilating inatead
Of Overlapping IN the American press
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YACHTS CHANGE HAVDS.
Brokers Report Coed Demand for Vessels
Of Moderate SlEe.

stanley " seaman. the yacht brossf.
savs that their 10 a better market Tor NOD
crate sized steam yachts OF modem TIVE
than there has been for three year. Thep
b. also a good demand Tor al good gasolens
cruisers and sailing yachts frtsd VIII
auxiliary power. These Transfers OF Yachts
are reported by Mr. seaman.
steam Yacht Surprise. sold Tor tho estate
Of Dumont Clarke % James 4 Dufhed,
LONDON. Ont. The Surprise b. I7s feet ions.
Was DESIGNED by "a. T.. Warrington All
built by Pussy A Jones IN lsU. she
fittinR or az PORT jefferson. ] l.. IN chafge
o. Capt. BemFose. who IL 20 be her CANADIAN
master and Capt Nottef. who has hen
engaged 10 act az pilot 10 her home pou
Che steam yacht MarhiEonne ha- beeh
s1ld ior eX-liov. Douglas Of M.ssal hg,sli,
20 irving p. Raymond. New Nork laeti
Club. she ~ fttinE out at Quincy, Mas,
preparatory TO her trip West iu q tfse y
tapt. Rruns. Her new owner viii use ~
Tor cruising along the Atlantic coast aai
The raised Ieck ssagoing cruiser Hornet
sold Tor Richard i. NainNTight ~ ?. D
Leafs II OF Carlsbad, \. NJ The Horne,
y one OF the most elaborate cruising grhh
OF The size Mr.. Wainwright spared %
expense in ntting her WITH bath room deri
gnd pilot house, steering gears, cie,iI
lights, &c. One particularly unique eailp
u brink Hreplare IN the cabin, TER nv
owner contemplates entering her IN ala oceAA
races.
The - foot Rusolene cruising sunni
Helene, aid for Nillian Cunif'heli Iosioh'
Mass. 70 William stanley, ChaTlesf'u, :. I,
ihe. ys' hts name has been cnaneea
Maliard.
The - foot raised deck cruiser loui1ine,
soil by y. JerOWe Mack, -seN, coma
;. X. Name. Philadelphia. 90 be u''d TOT
coast cruising
The I, loot Nga. sold by y theyrf
and Alired Wilson, Trenton, \. j., % 2. =,
Farrell OF New Orleans. The yacht Z no.
on her way 70 her home port va floras
straits.
me day cruising launch Bosro. aold y
= W. Cook OF Paterson. y. > 20 q. -
Martin for use on iake Chauriain. 80.
Ihe coast cruising launch Helen. -nn y
e. " kannR ~ New " rk city % 'hares
]. Root Tor Use on CasCo Ray, near lorilail'
The auxiliary yHwi Zen gun. sod hk ~
Marshall Of Hartford. Conn. 10 ?. W
kgndrirk. New YORK city. IL
The hunting cabin launrh kIiI.se -.
ny iouis l.. IAwtOn Of Pelham haaW W
a New Jersey larry
Racing slopp ~ Tier D.. solt 1v y
May, D.. Of Baby lon % ". y. Collins
Nes Rochelle.
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Nu IHN.
Coz There seems no ohlertlun % n-Wn
10 ~ kta At va &c
10 Net murh Il gained By this move a. Uhits
Would play any hoW 0Kta. win the cun dnua,
ton Of " uku IN tomR cases
- Win ~ pHkH 81 once tas Il has % hs
dunei. he might have been hhie 70 rontinle
"a MIRA. and n "a p-kkN then kt-Kts
t0l0e 81 b. z knA
IN The accumulation Of forces On TIE klnFs
side being ready for an assault black has 70
rhoose between counter demonsuauan Of
some Aind or more defcnsiVo measures. Hlark
choosfs TIE i0rnfr c0ursN The alternative
Eou,d be- q = IA followed b. e ~ kt-kL
Ac. accordingly
~ There i nothing better IN this uncom
Portable position shories makes bis task mors
diincult stth such complicated Ranes Whirh
give no satisfaction " The reader whatever the
result n ight BE-
W Rrtter would have bsen K-R
- The alternative would BE- - BK4
y - ~ then 20 hHB. 81 Ran QQN
-. H-kA hHR n JAR D ~ followed by
Y NJ ara HhL but sun a pawn behind but
whiie would probably play 10 ZAP ihe better
course
IA II - B-KA then ~ R-gA On.
~ kt-KA y kta, ~ Y Ma and wins
90 Winning q piece and the Gams. which Il =
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la Schlechter IeiniTOducel this move In the
secOod zane Of the rercnt championship match
with Dr.. l-Ankef. We atiHbuied the suggesi ion
10 hAnaleifat D. Schallopp. Uhn sugGesled n IN
the Nuremberg tournament book. ieA1. bur u
Appears has the move Was introduced by ne late
Kari Wemmeru isee -Heminiscence1 81 TIE nef
IN ,ournament In 1871 n q zane against TsCh
rorin
l3l 50 far both sides have followed the eirhth
game Of the championship match. Yates deViat
Inc here from Schlerhtera q CAnfles
" A. black = SURE 70 Castle kR there seems
no utility IN plnninE the kniEhG therefore "a
y - seems the better place fof the gueen
10 Hlacks "A Ht-No may have been seen
~ Shorea and he NAY have considered II un .
SQUAD, which u Ia: but Q development Of ne
uueen E1e iorres would have been Just a. we'll
preparatory 10 the lett move.
~ 4 hold bid for ire attack hut hat n All
The sacrince 4 not ieasibie and The game should
b. losi u white had played a. suggeated IN note
90, Q-Qa, Ne Would now have had the option
Of taking ne knight or Saving a. lndependent
whether u BE- good or bed.
N subtle move OHianalhly Il u made for
doubling rooka On ne kings hle. but u has
deeper meaning. VIA. IN preyen ing white from
tg SHORES evidently I'D got FFaaD me mr..
ients Of blacks R-ka evidenced By the capture
Of he RP. Shich loses The zane. kt--Ra would
have Won the Nams.
" q %, RiR then - or Cd: n. K-B.
Bar CD and Wina
% Mate bsiaG forced. A beautiful ending By
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la, 50 Tar identical win Ihs fourth game. but
nov Dr Blicdea's innovation Is submitted 70 .
more severe lest
vsl OF course. ne natural sequence Of blacks
pfvtlous move II " hxP then H. P-9kN.
followed BY kt2. and white has the best eft
,e nmasslns tee PgNerful Nhl,e , ana.
moreo,er, threatening kAh, whereupon black
would have 70 rocapture with the v and This
then bocomes the principal weakness IN ne hlAck
camp Obviously ne y cannot move a. ne W
would BE- lost
IN Plausible enough, g. black wishes 70 Cd
vance P-9a 81 an early Stage and must have me
~ protected. oui here Nas blacks only chance
y 4 st.cns continuation thrsa'su,nE 70 uia
N rhis looks swkuard and creates a nasty
hos AZ kFts, where The uhite , Win h. strongly
posted aiteIuard. but 10 IL diihcut 70 suEEest
tg Prafucaly forced Instead u PAP
would be obviously he'd heranse % IL kun
PAkt Is. kAP and The blark peuns would be In
tF fhls looks IKE loss Of time. but al The sane
u seems 70 b. Whites best move A. ~ ne Kt
would have no future a. all
lD Hsd blscs oasilsd here. vhite ~ o-Kn
p "a and Pna could have brought lasdng
pressure 70 bear upon he KP. Vow. Of c0ur.s
su.s 1i a. AZ Ss So, !. s, ~, s s.ssy Ss cs.
Away. NJ black centre paws might prove IN.
70 , d men y BIBi. b oS a NJ novss,
P-ksI = BHktA. A..
~ BiACEs rosllon T. obviously prcranous
and be must grssp a. any chance for a counter
attArk
~ or q R-kS Cd. q K-R re tKO--
KS = Y o2knB, - QaKL Kt- KS = o
KS. 3 ~ instead . X NJ n y RAkL
followed b. o-ks ch and vtnsi ~ Bra
Kt=m en- = RHKt Q1n: q. Q=Ks ch K-o
30 - k-Q1, then ~ O-Ku Gu. k-Qa. 40
p-k5 en-. followed By XXX. &c ,. .. Q-ga ch
X x. ~. kt#KtA and Wins
iul BLACK PLAYS Va hanque- By nus leaving
he X 70 ~ q FOR himself
tnI The beginning % The eud There 4 no
saving clause for black after mis-
toI Other move are equally unsa tsfactory
% or - XIII ch = PAKt QHQR ~.
- R-KB. &c
"a A. GOOD a way Of reslsning as any other.
FnOaLEM No. g. HTn O. SCHULTZ
Hark n uieres
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Busy Reducing Your Fat!

Are fat folks enthusiastic about f"f-
forming athletic stunts when ysr.ed N
heavy wooden underulothing' No pos
enthusiastic. DO they subscribe readily
to a diet OF half a glass of hutf"fm.lN
and q toasted cracker? No not r"adh'
Are they happy. then. while rrdn' l's
by such methods during thi- nos
weather. NO-they are not s1a'lt
happy.
Some FAC reduccrs are happy tn0nsh
during tho prOcezs, hut these ur''Ht
exercise nor diet They Joe la--
~ much a. q pound q day, IN many y.
STANCES but they do u without mi--'l-
q single. righteous meal % lifting o. i
necessary nnger Thee rularrIrH
Onet reduce either IN hot Weathfr ur .''i'
without bother or harm % theU"r =
BY taking quietly and secretly. ani q. ~
CunninRiy zone iltth harmula 'f.
soription Tablet after each meal ana .
bedtime.
That's ali. They CT their N .''is
made aiteT the formula u The iaT'
prescription IN larEe. grnerOutll w.
soaana n n cost " ssvputy sfNr GEMS
case from any drug store Or ff9N W
mafafa, the Marm1la Co. ~ yarn.
BLDG. Detroit Mich trke one a.
direction and ct a. tain a. they
% ha-iulf that unT. without CausNA~
Wrintl6 81 he Least Internal ilaa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
GuEnet Iporiea Runhlnr.

Several orders have bean placed win
the Atlantic company AZ Ameahury f0r
uurnel dOries The latest u one for Charles
lhne Poor, 10 h. used "a shelter Island
IN the r0uCourae ~ the Hudson Terminal
bulldinN, among other craft. q Handsome
q foot runahout finished In black enamel
and mahogany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
NEW ROCHELLE REGATTA.
season En- ths Sound 70 Be Opeaed Next
saturday AGteFROSa.

9AAhN-N fAANNNA8MiAa
The New Rochelle Yacht Club win open
che yacht racing season on tho Sound naKt
Saturday afternoon with q regatta for an
special classes Of slOopn. one design and the
handicap GLASSES. The starting Mns viii
b. OF RchO Bay. The warning signal
VIII DO made at = O'Clock. and beginning
~ 1.io. when tho % and ~ fOo1eFu will BE-
started. the claases WIN BE- sent Of &C Ave
minute intervals
Two oOurset have been selected One
20 the scotch Caps. Proapect Point and
home win b. fsF 10 and 81 fo0ters. They
vii 20 tgice around. o. 1874 Rauticnl miles
IN al. Class q American facht Club one
design. AarchmOnt lntorfluh and al handl.
Gap classes VII 20 tyius around a course
70 PARSONAGE Point. MOtts Point and home
III nautical mlles Smaller claaars vii
- once arOund TIE hrui course. ~ nautirai
miles.
Entries vii close with q. p. 0rEnhsrv.
- broadway, a. noon On May "a. on al ne
clubhouse, View Rochelle. lateF mo com
mlitee y q. p, granheTy, chairman. N. q
haitenhofB and VI H y. Ehiqf. ne pTirsl
WI ~ presented % % owners 81 wi1rlnT
Fachtl inmsdiaieig eftlr Ne FsGl1il.