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Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

There was a good attendance at
the Ladies Sewing Club which met
with Mrs. Walden Thursday. Two
comforts were tied after which de-
icious refreshments were served
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Joe Rothschopf.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mrs. S. T. Allan. Mrs. T. Harmer.
and Mrs. VIII Potter took dinner
with Mrs. Chas. Potter Friday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Walden, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Potter and Mr.. VIII Potter
autoed to Denver Tuesday
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Merle Adams was absent from
school several days last week on ac
count of helping with work at home
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The eighth grade has just complet-
ed the three cases in percentage and
has taken its examinations.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The high school boys basket bail
team will go to Ebert week from
Friday afternoon and play the Ell
bert team in a practice gpme.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

FOR Six-hole range in
good condition. with reservoir. In
quire at this office.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The fifth grade has started theli
work in fractions and find 1t rather
absorbing work.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Merle Hodges is a new pupil lately
enrolled in the seventh grade.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

In the seventh and eighth grades.
Elvira Farris. Helen Denison and
Loren + .tchen were neither ,.Lseut
nor tardy .ast month
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

There was a big turn out frcm
Hill Top to the Douglas County FAIR
Wednesday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

wanted-To hear from owner of
farm for sale. State price. Mrs. W..
Booth, Box D, Bipark, DesMolnes.
Iowa.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The physics class began labrador,
experiments this week.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

l.. Rothschopf r.otored out from
Denver Monday to visit with his chill
dren a few days.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The students are interested specta-
tors watching the floor being put in
the gymnasium in the new school
building,
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The combined class in agriculture
has been studying for the past
week about wheat smut and potatoe
scab and how to prevent the same.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

There has been remarkably few
absences and no tardiness for the
entire week in the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Why does a woman shut her eyes
when she's kissed7" inquiries a corre-
spondent. Probably because she
couldn't be that crazy with her eyes
open.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

John Howard was through with
his threshing Thursday, and the ma
chine was moved to Chas. Potter
where they threshed Friday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Reliable man wants steady farm
work. NJ. F. Scydlitz, General De-
livery, Denver. Colo.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

A contest in geography was a very
interesting part of Friday afternoon
work in the intermediate grades,
Charlotte Dewey winning.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mrs. S. T, Allan and Mrs. T. Har-
mer called on Mrs. Joe Rothschopf
Tuesday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Farnhanl ar
entertaining company from Brush
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

There was a good turnout from
Hill Top to the Douglas County FAN
Wednesday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mrs. f. D. Farnham dropped a plank
on her foot and we hope for her
speedy recovery.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mr.. Moser motored to Denver Sat
urday to visit his mother. Mrs, Pot
ter took charge of the store while he
was away.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The high school held chapel Tue9
day morning.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

The seventh grade hygiene class
has been studying for the past week
about bacteria and how they cause
disease in the human body
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mrs. Moser is reported better but
is still in the hospital in Denver
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Miss wardle of Agate enrolled Il
the freshman class Monday,
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Mrs. Devant of Denver is visiting
at the Tucker home.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

E. D. Farnham is having Lla
house repainted.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14

Nels Axelson had his threshinf
done Saturday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14
For Sale and w ant
Ads

Wanted-two kitchen cupboards
and heating stove. Phone or write
the Tribune. Elizabeth, Colo.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
Y BOYS PUT ON
SMOKELESS SMOKER

An interesting program OF ath-
letic stunts for amusement, and
music. was given at a -smokeless
Smoker IN the Y. NJ. c. c. A. last
evening. The music was furnished
by an orchestra Of pupils of No. "a
school. lads Of about II and 10 years
Of age.
The athletic stunts comprised
tumbling by Leroy +. Sparks, as
slstant physical director; Fred Her
lihy and William shellady; fywelght
boxing, william Levinkron and Fred
Herlihy; tumbling by John Y. Coop
er Robert Wade, A. B. Carter and
r. deFano; wrestling by A. B. Carter
and John Rendine and Charles Lon
don and Jim Taseos. A surprise
stunt ia which two youngsters pick
ed coins with their teeth from pans
In one OF which was -four and the
other molasses. proved a laughable
stunt and the two lads came out OF
it as one fellow said. pretty well
stuck up" They were permitted to
keep the money.
Half smokes" with coffee com
pleted the program. Many old ath-
letes were present among them
Horace Mcdaniel. formerly a we'll
known boxer and wrestler. now con-
nected with the police force.
The committee Of arrangements
comprised NJ. Burton Myer, Howard
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
FIVE POINTS COME
THROUGH THIS TIME
Why7

Bunching two doubles with two
miscues by the opposition Five
Points defeated Stanton in a seven
inning Suburban League contest last
night at Elmhurst by the score Of
TO /. The game was postponed
from one Of the rainy Saturdays
The defeat was quite a surprise to
Stanton which thought Il had easy
sailing. Five Points folks Joined in
a general celebration after the
game. The largest crowd which ever
witnessed a game at the Elmhurst
diamond was present.
Both teams battled close through
out. the score standing 10 in Stan
TONS favor until the sixth when the
Pointers got all their points. Tins
man. first up, was safe on Lovett's
error. Specs Murray hit a hot one
% Merritt. who fumbled. Then Jim
Gantert, the new Five Points re-
eeiver, laced one far into left field
for a double, scoring Tinsman and
Murray. Pyle followed with another
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
THEY CAN'T GET TTi

BERLIN.-Its hard for German
papers to realize that the former en-
pire is now supposed TO be a re-
public.
The Berlin Kreuzzeitung. former
ly a monarchist organ, carries on rs
title head a picture OF the imperial
black cross with the motto, For
ward with God for King and Faith
erland'
In dispatches describing the kai-
serin's death and funeral the same
newspaper referred to her as "her
majesty, the empress and queen"
The Berlin Tageblatt quotes sub
scription rates 10 "all colonies, pos
sessions and protectorates Of the
German empire"
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
WESLEY DOESN'T KNOW
HOW TO LOSE GAMES

Wesley A A. Independents con
tinue to travel at fast clip and now
have four straight wins to their
credit Wesley has several hard
games ahead and Manager Adams
has had his boys working nearly
every day this week to get them in
shape. This afternoon they will
travel to Newport where they will
engage Krebs, leaders in the subur-
ban League race.
Manager Adams has signed several
new players including Bill Hager.
pitcher for St. Thomas last season
and Pat Golden, an outhelder from
the same club John Tierney OF the
Buckman A c. Of Chester Is also a
new find.
Wesley meets Delaware Bronze on
May 2S and journeys to Chesapeake e
City for a double-header on Decora-
ton Day. A straw ride win be held
after the games.
Manager Adams has letters from
some down State teams and would
like TO hear from st. AIMS. Dover.
Smyrna. Laurel. Lorraine, Milford.
Bear Station. Seaford and St
Georges. Wesley would also like tc
arrange twilight games. Address
all communications 10 G. w. Adams
521 Bayard avenue
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
By Newspaper Enterprise.

BY Newspaper Enterprise.
PENSACOLA, F'la.-Red snappers
have put a new snap in the thrilling
sport Of deep-sea fishing
Fishing for these fighting, gamey
Inhabitants Of the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Caribbean Sea, has been
giving folk here some real excite
ment And it's principally because
they are caught with rod and reel.
]. Knox Macentire. southern
sportsman. discovered that snappers
could be hooked in this manner
And now the greatest red snap
per market in the world is located
at Pensacola and the business is
worth millions Of dollars annually.
Folk. seeking adventure, charter
sailing vessels 10 go to the real FISH
ing grounds. which are 800 miles out
Then the railing is lined with fisher
men.
The boat keeps moving along unit
some one gets a bite. Then abuoy
thrown overheard. and the vesss
works around untn a school Of snap
pers IS located.
All vessels are fitted for a thirty
five day trip. Sometimes. on return
ing. they bring in as high as 5000
pounds Of snappers.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
DELAWARE TO PLAY
HOPKINS TENNIS

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 20-This satur-
day will be an OF day with Delaware
College athletic teams The tennis
team Is the only one scheduled.
There will be a tennis match on the
local courts with Johns Hopkins.
Next Wednesday the baseball team
will 20 to swarthmore for the usual
game with the Little Quakers" and
next Saturday Dickinson will be
here. The track team has a dual
meet with Swarthmore at Swarth-
more next Tuesday, and on June 4
there will be a dual meet with
Muhlenburg at Muhlenburg.
Unless more games are arranged.
this will conclude both the baseball
and track schedules. Delaware was
to meet University OF Maryland In
both these sports here but the con-
tests have been Cancelled.
The Rehabilitation team yester-
day afternoon defeated the Delaware
College faculty. Under the coach
ing OF Gray Carter the "Hehab" boys
are showing wonderful improvement
The Delaware Freshmen went "a
Milford today to play a game.
Collins and Harry Link. member.
shin secretary Of the Y NJ q
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
Watching the
Sc0reb0ard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Yesterdays Hero-Ty Cobb. The
manager Of the Tigers busted a
home run in the fifth inning. beating
the Boston Red Sox 3 10 2.
Jim York. who was tossing hand
grenades sometime back with the
third division, threw a lot OF bombs
among the Giants, the Cubs winning
10 3.
Gardner's bingle in the eleventh
inning drove in the run that gave the
Indians a TO victory over the Ath-
letics
Marquard was easy for the Braves
and the Reds lost to 1.
Gharrity's home run with two on
helped Washington beat the Browns.
10 5.
Lebourveau's two base error.
Stocks sacrifice and Mann's sacri-
fice fy gave the Cards a 3 to 2 vic
tory over the Phils in the eleventh
inning.
The Yanks pounded three White
Sox pitchers all over the yard and
won IL to 4.
Babe Adams arm was working in
1884 form and the Pirates beat the
Robins to 8.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
GROVES ENTERS DENIAL.

Manager Groves Of the Marshall
ton team of the Suburban League
wishes it known that he has not re-
leased either Ward or Walt Scott
He said this morning that these re-
ports were apparently circulated by
some person who is trying TO make
his players dissatisfied so that they
will leave the Marshallton team
The propaganda spreader," as Mr.
Groves refers to the person circulat-
ing these reports is either trying tc
get the services Of the ball players
mentioned or is just trying to break
up the Marshallton club, according
to the Suburban management
It seems that this same ''propa-
ganda spreader" has gone to the
same end to secure players from and
cause disruption in the ranks Of the
Lorraine team IN Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

Red snappers weigh from 10 to 40
pounds Every line dropped into
their midst is fitted with two large
hooks, or more. These are fastened
TO the main line by shorter lines, so
that II a hook catches in sea brush
or coral beds, only the hooks will be
lost.
The depth OF the water hshed IN
Is anywhere from $50 10 $50 feet.
and Il is sometimes necessary to let
the line down TO the very bottom to
tempt the snappers.
So gamey and great in weight are
the fish that on all vessels the rail-
ings are protected with six-inch
strips After three OF four trips 70
the fishing banks, this false rail Is
worn through by the rubbing OF
twelve-pound lines hauling in fish.
Campeechee Bank is a formation
OF coral bottom and mud lump
about 500 miles in length and 90
miles wide This Is a favorite spoi
The snappers travel in schools an
it is a part OF the science Of snappe
fishing 20 locate one OF these groups
The red snapper has a red nos
and seldom takes more than one Mi
az a piece Of bait one snap an
the bait. hook and all is taken
Hence the name. red snapper.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

Earl ]. Thomson. star hurd-
Ter Of Dartmouth College. and
captain of the Dartmouth track
team, has made a brilliant
mark jumping fences" on the
cinder paths.
His name appears many
times In the record books. He
set a worlds record for the 12O-
yard run in IA 2-5 seconds.
and in the 11O-metre G2O yds.
10 in.) with a time of Il As
sec. He also holds the 100
yds. mark Of the l. c. A A. A.
A at IA AS; the 70-yd. low
hurdle (indoor) at 8 2-5, and is
joint holder Of the 45-yd- (in-
door, record OF 6 sec, and the
70-yd. Qndoor) at 9 2-5.
He has written. for The
Evening Journal. OF his rise to
fame in the hurdling game
letting everybody in on what he
thinks is the real secret Of
success in that line.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
Ho,0 to Hurdle! Champ Tells Secreto # Success

With hurdling, It is a fact that a
mere miss is far better than clear
ing by a mile. The closer you come
to the barrier-and still clear it
the better hurdler you are.
In practcing 1 often put a stick
or small stone on top of the hurdle
and run at it, trying to knock 1t of
without upsetting the hurdle. Two
main tips are: use the arm thrust
and clear the bar as close as pos
sible.
Bob Simpson, wonder hurdler,
staged a race with me in 1916 and
beat me by two yards, doing 1t in
IA 3-5. Four years later, in the
same ,event-120 yards with 10
hurdles. 3 It. 6 in. high-I cut is
Of a second off simpsons mark and
set a new worlds record.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
Jack johnson RepineS

Well, you see the big bout is
going to be staged down in Jersey
on July ? and the Judge who ofii-
ciated at the year and a day cere-
mony for Johnson saw fit to do II
on a date that brings the finish Of
the sentence on July 7.
Five days" says Jack. But It
might as well be FIVE years, for the
Government can't see it any other
way. I'm in here for a year and a
day and on a short term like mine
not even good behavior will cut 1t
any shorter"
What would you do II you were
let out OF here on July ?" the ex-
champ was asked. And he didn't
hesitate.
"Td take an airplane for Jersey
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

city, he said, "and flop down right
In the middle Of Tex Richards audi
torium and be at the ringside to see
Dempsey lick the Frenchman-
THAT lad will knock Carpenter
out in eight or ten rounds. The
Frenchman is a nice boxer - but
Dempsey is a hitter"
Jack says his prison job has been
TO give athletic instruction TO other
prisoners. He looks At.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
BY EARL J. sTHOMsON.

Everybody naturally thinks it is
all in the legs-the art of hurdling
That's a sad mistake, as far as my
experience is concerned. The great
secret Of hurdling in getting to the
ground quickly, so as to get a fast
getaway for the next hurdle. And
in order 10 do this / make mighty
beneficial use Of my arms
Hence, arms are as important as
legs in attaining speed.
When taking Off for a hurdle ]
thrust my arms forward. This ac-
tion throws the upper part Of the
body forward. too, and Of necessity
come down from the hurdle fast
The back leg snaps over the bar and
q land in spring-like fashion and
am of for the next fence"
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

send Fred Wiley at the Tenth
warders while Charley Fishback
will hold the New Castle lad up.
Jimmy Taylor will return TO the
purple and gold, colors after a lay
of and will try to fool the South
siders with his varied assortments.
while Mike Flood will likely do the
receiving.
The game will get under way
promptly at 8 o'clock. and as the
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
sALEs IosEs rN LAST.

Tieing up the count in the fnal
session and putting over the winning
talley in the next is the story Of the
exciting game between the Engineer
ing Department and the Sales De-
partment OF the DUPONT Company al
the dupont Country Club yesterday
afternoon. The Engineers won out
in the eighth OF a game which was
supposed to be limited to seven in
rlnn-a 3 fn q Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
BIG DOINGS HERE

Big doings are expected out in
the Tenth ward tomorrow afternoon
when South Side Eden will invade
the Third and Adams grounds TO
clash with Defiance in an All-Wil-
mington League contest.
Manager Grant will most likely
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
WHATS0MATTER
YOU 18th WARDERS

Harlan Giants defeated Eleventh
Ward Of the All-Wilmington League
at Eighth avenue and Duncan last
night by the score Of 5 to 2. Jimmie
Malloy allowed only seven hits, but
his mates got but five from the op-
nosine huriers Score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-20


j a C k Johnson
For the ex-heavy-
weight C n a m p,
busy with his
plans TO pick VI
and change h / s
residence after a
years stay as
Uncle Sans guest
at Leavenworth
Penitentiary / :
nursing a crouch
Jack appears &c
be in mighty good
condition. and nc
one would sus-
pect he was being
treated cruelty.
Despite his AZ
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
GAMES WANTED

Any team wishing games with
wawaset should phone Joseph
Strebb 2O25-W between and Z
o'clock. Liberty A. c.. Mohawk.
Blue Rocks. Alec are preferred.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

fans OF the West side have been
waiting for some time for this game
20 compare the two team the big
gest crowd OF the year is expected
Evening journal., 1921-05-20
ALL-sTARs vs.. DEFIANCE

AITI-N Ms =. IITIT I'm u
Chippeys All-Stars will oppose De
hance in a twilight tussle al Third
and Adams tonight. Defiance al
ready holds one victory over the
dusky athletes and will be out to
repeat tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

Two-base hits-Gantert Pyle, Muir
ray. Bunting. Struck out-By Tins
man, ]; by Patterson, by
Rayne, g. Left on bases-Five Points,
.; stanton, T. stolen base-Murray.
Sacrifice hit-Crompton. Bases on balls
--On Patterson, 1. Passed ball-Bunt-
ing. Time OF game, 40. Umpire
Lank.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

LEAvENWORTH. Kas. - It's a
sroo-el. croo-el worr
Take IL on the word Of poor old
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

years. he looks capable Of giving
good account Of himself in the ring
There is no prison pallor on his face
And he's well-fed-he admits that
Yet he says he is being cruelty
and inhumanly' punished in direct
violation Of the constitutional provi-
sionR
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

sOne out when winning run scored.
Engineering ......... Q Q Q Is
Sales ................. y ~
Struck out-By Quinn, 8; by Riley, s.
Umpire-Andrews.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

Collins and Harry Link. member.
ship secretary Of the y. NJ. c. A.
Evening journal., 1921-05-20

lio got his fishing tackle out
And flshcd with Wig and vim;
And yet tho only bite" no got
A AIScctcr gave 70 him
Evening star., 1921-04-03
THE NAVY

In line with the present discussion
of bombing tests to be conducted in
June or July by the Army and Navy
air services against obsolete battle
ships, the claim is made by advo-
Gates of a separate air force that bat
tleships will be found obsolete and
that such an air force. would be the
best means for national defense
Naval officers believe that aviation
at the present time is prime factor
in the national defense and absolute
ly necessary to an army and a navy,
but do not believe that any man ac-
quainted with the present develop
ment of aeronautics will admit that
the time has arrived for doing away
with navies. particularly battleships.
battle cruisers and the other highly
surface ships now admitted
ly equipped navy. 1t was stated in
high official circles recently that Lord
Lee. the first lord of the British ad-
miralty, through the committee for
imperial defense, requested the sum
of f82.47S,0e0 for Great Britain's
navy. The whole budget for imperial
defense in Great Britain. ii is said. Is
fl .03s,6 zee. Of which the air min
istry requests fIs.50l. .e8e. which in
cludes under the royal air force. mill
tarv naval and civil aviation. which
request, American naval officers point
out. does not look as though Great
Britain was relying entirely on the
air for national defense.
Adimarl Daveluy of the French navy
is reported to have said: THE capital
defect Of our dreadnaughts is that
they are not being equipped against
Evening star., 1921-04-03

co0Doaly hsoVa - THE PillaesEJ vAgiatiaQ Of
the oassA's sanhit deeitssA but vss Asst
sdasssd ~ early - 1sas In . nsseh sl0s te-
tween 4aystt and HsFrWiia, an ia1R Fotnt1o-
duced into master play ty stetnitx in 4 game
against Anderson IN the Vienna tournamsne
To Piilsbury, whs was esssidapsa sas q
the greatest exponents Of the oesen's gamnN.
belongs the credit al distissstpn Of having
chiefly to his success With this variation that
the latter became the standard continuation in
modern master practice.
sP-ks s e...i:. e-ss ss1lss ssEis ekia@sea eeNas
Very cautiously payed aad disregsrding the
more entsrprisinx variation P-B4. which is
considered superier, AZ It sisss Black frfer
game and better chances for counter attack,
an isolated pawn on o.
The text move avoids the isnla tien Of the
later Black wiz have to advance the
QBP to b to break up Whites strong pawn
center.
ss1P sImes R,Po4 PIP 1ssHos 1ss.k, P-sk;s Fskss
10 BxB QxB 14P-QR4 .....
IL Castles Ktxkt
First tried by Marshall in several games sOf
his match with capabianca in 1909, but With
out great sAPcess.
Il ...... B-Kt2 Is P-R5 P-QB4
hy BxKt.
l6 kt-Q3 P--k4
Bent breaking up Whites strong pawn
formation in the center snd simplifying the
position.
II B-K4 BxB 1SQxR OR-K
Black had to guard his KIP, which White
threatened to win after the exchange Of
pawns on Kt6. forcing Black to recspture wiy,
the knight. leaving the KP unprotected
ORC would be answered as follows:
10 P1ktP PKktP ~ PxkP ktxP<
20 Kt-B4 KIRK ~ KtxP
winning q pawn.
10 PxKtP PxktP 70 R-R7 ..@
The rook is postsd very strongly on the
seventh rank and IL calls for great caution on
the part Of Black to neutralxe it's influence.
20 kPxP 81 Q-B6 ~.......
A last atfsmpt to force the gapfe.
II TO 3 PIP p-B3
23,Bf'xP PIP
With this now BLACK, gets OFT of all dif-
Evening star., 1921-04-03

taking the pawn would give. White the Opsa
XXI dls 70 oper1te Ids reok On and ueahen
Blacks tauG Roaixims IN the 0tAer h0nA =
pass on WIN fhe pAwn 70 KITS wUi1d enAtae
White to complete the bind By means Of
.R5. Lasker, therefore, ctoae The fefmer
line n the 1esser u too evils.
81 .. PEP S2 QxRf K-Kts
This consinuation Is the most aggressive and
promising more drawing chances than XIX.
Bs KIT Oh k-B "a R-BS f-KR4
The capture Of the KIP would soon lead to
the forced e1ehanse Of queens. which Black
Is determined to oppose as much as pessieie.
as after me exchanee Of QneeAs his Q side
PawuS Weuld BE- at the mercy II the White
rook. The text meve DroSides . plaoeiSle de-
fense and should have drawn the game.
IS Q-Qs ch k-kts 4oQ-B4 eQs ch
s7Q-Qs ch K-Kta q RxRP ktxf
36 Q-ktj ch k-B 43 OBS Q-Q5
80 P-kt3 Q-Q3
Black has succeeded in getting up u posi-
tion in which IL will be very hard for White.
il not downright impossible, to prevent a per
petual check.
4tQ-RS ch XXX 45 Q-Kt7 chk-B
A fatal blunder: 1t is hard to see Ehat
White csuld have accomplished II Black had
played here K-B3: it is. White wins fhe
kt or the Q in the next few moves.
fG Q-kts ch Resigns.
Further resistance is useless. as after
~ ... XXX (if K-Nkt2, White mates
IN two by C-RS CHI.
At R-K5 ch. K-B3 Gf K-Q2. Q-Ks cl
wins the knight.
IS Q-RS ch. k--kt3.
- R--kts ch wins the Black queen.