of the exaniples quoted. Interference of White pieces by the Black Pawn is also an excellent help, as shown for example in Nos. 8 and 11. The use of undiscovered mates has already been referred to, and may be seen to good advantage in No. 12, and after 1.., PXKtin No. 10. The latter also uses the… … WHITE. WHITE. No. II. No. 12. C. MANSFIELD. F, JANET. Originai. Gazette Times, 22 Aug., 1915. BLACK, BLACK. anne oe a uo 22 ee onan ae et WHITE. — “WHET. And now a final word as to the locus itself. It looks to be a random affair, yet there is considerable system about it, although I dovbt if any…
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