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The British Chess Magazine Volume 35 1915 (1915)

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THE BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE. 367 THE PROBLEM WORLD. All communications respecting problems must be addressed to. Mr. B. G. Laws, 21, Nelson Road, Stroud Green, London, N. By J. G. CAMPBELL. BLACK, The subjoined 3-er we take … WHITE. it was first published. Mate in three. Mr. Watkinson, who it will be remembered was the chess editor of the Huddersfield College Magazine, and started the present B.C.M.., points out that Sigmond Gold’s 3-er, which we quoted at page 295 is cooked by 1 Q—K 4, without a Black Bishop at QKtsq.…

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