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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE Small rooming house,
good location, established business.
owner must leave city. Inquire 3l51 -
South second.
$l.2b PER WORD inserts classified
ads IN 36 leading papers in the u. 5.
Send for list. The Dake Advertising
Agency. 427 South Main street, Los
Angeles. Cal
FURNISHED rooming rouse for sale
or rent. Write for particulars, H.. c.,
box a.. Clovis. n NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29
FOR SALE--Real Estate

FOR SALE-Piece OF business prop
erty. only $4,000 cash, owner wants
money, better see us quick. Hunsaker
\ Thaxton, EOS W. Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-29

FOR SALE-4a acre fruit ranch, con-
sisting Of 1000 vines, 275 fruit
trees. 4 acres alfalfa. rest miscellan-
Gus; good irrigation. adjoining main
ditch; excellent opportunity for right
party; good returns; for particulars
apply to Leon Darras, Sandoval, N
NJ.
FOR SALE-5-room modern brick
cottage, cash or payments; buy
from owner, lis N. Hill st.
FOR SALOON payments or wiz
trade for vacant property, Il four
or one fiye-room house. Address Box
2T3, City.
MODERN home for sale at two-thirds
actual cost; seven large rooms,
hardwood floors. steam heat, windmill
and complete i%rrigating system; lot 90
by 200, 40 u. Central ave-. f.. l..
Washburn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IS LOOKING SOUTH
Continued from Page One,

that the First National Bank of Los
Angeles, at present located in the Will
cox building. corner Of Spring and
Second street, has been solicited to oc-
cupy one of the new buildings to be
erected on South Spring street. The
officials of the institution have re-
ceived propositions to lease first floor
and larger quarters at the corner of
Fifth and Spring and at the corner
of Seventh and Spring, but no decision
has yet been reached by the bank. Di-
rectors look with special favor, it is
said, on possible quarters at the cor
ner of Sixth and Spring. while num-
Der of the gentlemen look upon either
the corner of Fifth or Seventh as de-
sirable locations.
The fact that the Los Angeles Saw
ings Bank and Trust company which
is an auxiliary institution of the First
National. is soon to occupy an eleven
story modern building on the north
west corner of Sixth and Spring may
influence the First National to get a IS
close to the savings bank as possible.
and it is probable that the bank will
eventually secure desirable quarters
either on an adjoining corner or at
Fifth and Spring.
The lease on the present quarters in
the Wilcox building has about three
years to run. Before the expiration of
that time il is likely that the question
of removal of the bank will be set
tied.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
RADICAL INNOVATIONS
PLANNED IN EAGLE ROCK

The term village" which some of the
residents of that pretty little suburb
apply to Eagle Rock will soon become
a misnomer. the way new buildings are
being planned and constructed. Among
other transactions. the Edwards &
Wildey company have just sold to John
l. Wiley of Eagle Rock forty-one lots
in the Townsite tract for $21.S00.
The lots, which are located on Town
send and Virginia avenue, at the end
of the Eagle Rock valley carline, are
already improved with cement walks,
curbs, petrolithic streets and growing
parkways, with water and gas mains
laid.
The purchaser contemplates some
radical innovations in the planning,
grouping and selling of thirty-five or
more houses on which construction will
be started when designs now in
progress are completed.
All plans will be made with reference
to a general architectural and landscape
effect. and structures that do not har-
monize with the artistic scheme will
not be permitted, regardless of their
cost.
High building restrictions on the best
located lots in Eagle Rock have de-
barred many desirable people from aC-
quring homes in this charming suburb.
Mr.. Wiley claims that under proper
censorship cottages and bungalows may
be so cleverly designed and so artis-
tically grouped as to create a restful,
homelike atmosphere. and that they
can be built at a cost and sold on terms
within reach of anyone who can pay
rent.
The proposition is an experiment in
Eagle Rock that will probably be
watched with considerable interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
ANAHEIM SUGAR COMPANY
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Beet Sugar Factory with Capital
of $750,O00 Is Now
Assured

H. S. Hadsall of Santa Ana, who
promoted the establishment of the huge
beet sugar factory at Anaheim. has
filed articles of Incorporation for the
Anaheim Sugar company, whose capt.
talization is S750,OO0, with $500 actually
subscribed. The organization has been
effected by the election of the follow
ing directors: G. NJ. Warner, owner
of the Warner Sugar Refinery and an
importer and refine+ of raw cane
sugar; Arthur r. Peck, capitalist, of
Syracuse, n. Y; c. H. Perkins of
Newark. n. J.. prominent nurseryman
and capitalist; w. II. MCLAUGHLIN of
Anaheim, director of the German
American Bank of Anaheim and direc-
tor Of the Anaheim Union Water COM
panv: Hon. Richard Melrose. we'll
known attorney. also of Anaheim; l..
S. Richards. manager Pacific Coast
Biscuit company. Los Angeles; Charles
Otto Rust, prominent land owner and
president of the Anaheim city council.
The location of the factory is fifty
acre tract just north of Anaheim, on
the road to Fullerton.
The factory will be a 600-ton plant
with pulp drying plant and osmese
process.
The factory's waste water will be
cared for by the Anaheim Union Wa
ter company, and the factory will be
ready for operation for the 1911 cam
Daign.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
SANTA MONICA RIVAL
OF PASADENA PAASSAADDEHA HABOBS
Millionaire Resort on Elaborate
Scale Close to the Sea
Is Planned

The impression prevails at Santa
Monica, according to the outlook, that
the Wright & Calender company has
made elaborate plans for the develop
ment of the holdings at Santa Monica
by laying out an immense plan to
nut private parks or estates of say
from twelve to twenty acres in extent.
and to make it a place of wonderful
possibilities for beautiful homes which
would in time rival the most ambitious
parts of aristocratic Pasadena.
In word, it is that their tract
would simply mean a millionaires' play
ground and that the price would be
fixed so high and the improvements
and restrictions so great that only men
financially able to take up residence
there could do so. This would assure
the exclustveness of the place and also
assure it's rapid progress. Among the
other dreams for the tract is a grand
hotel. one which would rival in its
appointments any in Southern Call
fornia and which would naturally at
tract a S guests those who had money
to burn and who were merely looking
for a place to kindle the consuming
fire
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
NEFF RANCH TO BECOME
SITE FOR MANY HOMES
$4,000 Paid for Tract to Be
Placed on the Market

One of the important deals closed
last week was the purchase by Pat
ton &, Longley of the Neff ranch from
w. F. Botsford for $4,000.
The Neff ranch is situated on the
Inglewood- Redondo, car line and ad-
Joins IngleWood rancho. The rancho.
which consists of over 600 acres, was
entirely sold out in acre lots in sixteen
months, and now there are nearly 200
families on the tract. The new tract
lust purchased by Patton g. Longley
will be improved with streets, shade
trees and a complete irrigating system,
and will be placed on the market in
about two weeks, subdivided into half
acre and acre lots at prices ranging
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
$4,000 RESIDENCE FOR
MCCARTHY co. MEMBER

improvements in the Mccarthy COM
pany's new Wiltshire boulevard district
tract. Van Ness avenue square, are
progressing rapidly. A beautiful res
idence for c. II. Baker. the shoe man,
is now under way and e. Avery McCar-
thy. junior member of the Mccarthy
company. is completing his plans for a
s12. 900 residence for simself to be
started July 1. 1t will be located on
Norton avenue near Linden. Grading
and cement work is progressing rap
idly and the tract is now looking very
fine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
SALES OF RESIDENCE LOTS
FOR EARLY IMPROVEMENT
Total for the Week Somewhat in
Excess of $21,3O0

Croake & Mccain report the follow
ing sales:
! Lot 60x155 feet, southwest corner
| Seventh and Hoover streets, J. F'ulmer
estate to Jeanette NJ. Campbell, $500.
| Investment.
! Lot 1OOx150, north side Adams street,
! between Congress and Normandie, Ro-
| sand Lecouvreur to F.. Cohen, $4,000.
| Will build apartments.
| Lot 100x125, south side Thirty-flfth
street between Main and Maple ave-
nue., T. Med. Potter to Auguste Knick-
| rehm, $4,000. VIII erect residence.
| Lot 50x150 north side West Adams
street. between Congress and Norman
die, Rosana LeCouVreur to A. Ginsburg,
| $2250. Investment.
Lot 60X175. west side Normandie ave-
nue., between Franklin and Hollywood
boulevard, r. j. Mundy to S. j. Paul,
$13OO Owner is now erecting a home
on the lot.
Lot 50x141. cast side Crown avenue,
between Hollywood and Sunset boule-
ward. Croake & Mccain to D. S. Kin
ney, $1,000. Owner will erect residence.
Lot 4Ox135. south side East Fifty
eighth street, between Hooper and
Ascot avenue. improved with three
room California house, William Camp
bell to Mary A. Burke, $500. Bought as
an investment.
Lot 4Ox135. southeast corner Fifty
sixth and Naomi avenue, Harnett &;
Barron to Grace Maui, 5000. Will i'm
prove.
Lot 5Ox150, in Sierra Madre. being lot
40 of Sierra Madre Heights tract, with
four-room California house, Selma
Lord to William J. Hyatt, $3.50. Bought
for a home. Also a lot 50X140, west
side Baldwin avenue. 200 feet south of
Esperanza. avenue, in Sierra Madre,
Nash Sirnons to Frances w. Perry, 5000.
Will improve.
Lot 50x15O. Colorado avenue. near
Coronado street. Long Beach, Fannie
NJ. Gruennger to T. j. Smith ct al,
S475. Will improve.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
SALE DAY FOR NEW TRACT

Saturday was opening sales day for
the Occidental Annex tract, a new
Eagle Rock residential subdivision
placed upon the market by the Edwards
& Wildey company. The tract contains
forty acres of beautiful sloping land,
fronting on the electric carline from
Glendale to Eagle Rock, and having
1000 feet frontage on the good roads
boulevard from Pasadena to the sea.
now under construction. Contracts for
petrolithc paving of the streets and
cement curbs and sidewalks are now
being prepared for bids and will ag
c,egate $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
TWO SALES CLOSED

The George c. Peckham company re
port the sale of the property at the
corner of Magnolia place and MEMO
avenue to Mr. Morrison for the sum OF
S400 Mr. Peckham also reports the
sale of a LOT in Arlington Heights ter
race to Mary c. Fowler for $500. And
two lots in the same tract to Florence
c. Powers for $500 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
PALACE MARKET DEALER
PAYS $12O,0O0 FOR LEASE

The storcroom and basement ct 500
622 South Broadway has been leased for
term of ten years from September l
to the Palace Market. Meat and Pro
vision company for $120,OO0. Matt Ever
hardy is the president of the corpora
tion. which is already in business at
Third and Spring and at Fourth ana
Central. H. W. Lamb is the secretary.
The company will expend $4,000 in new
fixtures, including a modern cold stor-
age plant Dan Miller negotiated the
lease, through the Blenkiron Bros.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
SALES OF LoMITA ACRES

Following are those who have pur-
chased property in this popular and
rapidly settling up subdivision, near
San Pedro: Miss Nina Bryan. one
acre, $625; w. l.. Schrifelo, four acres
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre. The larger
portion of this new tract is already
planted in alfalfa. The entire tract is
of excellent soil and is well adapted
to the raising of fruits, vegetables and
berries and viii be in great demand
for chicken ranches.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

$2OO0 Robert Bird. one and one-half
acres, $93750; Florence Pearce, Eve
acres, $2700; Mrs. Viola Lake, e
acre. 1925; William Lake. one-half
acre, $S12.50: Mrs. Grace Uren. one lot.
S22; and II. Gerlach two acres $3.50.
Total. $4,000. a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
GREiT TROTTING RACE COMING.
Colorado o.. and Native Relic " 10 Baltic
NJ Empire Track
4. KLINE.

What promises 20 be r-"ord rraakinx
rh'" Tor 'hf"--y sar-old 'rotter. - IN sight
for n" Sew York Grand circuit meeting
10 be- hold at the Empire track. August
- =" - Nh"f. NAfiNe H"lI- trott.d Ia
~, las' season. 'utttng down The record
for iwu-H"Jl.ulIs three seconds. u vas
i'uGr.i -" Woul surely win all the bix
fu'urity -tth~~ ia sight this year 4 colt
mat l. .gi - 49, " greater than any thrse-
year Old 81 -~~n ha- come 20 the front
- G.-;I'H r.." .upremarv with NatN .
l.!l-
N Kalamazoo. Mi.h fcS DAYS AGO
Eaw"E da'"H NoHug ?" Insnan not vet
~ as". G-Ds" ~" three lr.old colt col
orIdn ; 'rIl- m his Nors m u''. With
IN" Ia.' Laf In pl'. Id G--r- ! n.
man tier NIA- How ~ruI.u and |. Z Webb
who h"II their watches ua -" wonderful
v"ans 'r"''"r ~ Hr-t though ina; some
'hing wt- WRONG with tn"Ir 'ImIng The
world RECORD TO- rhr---,"ar "lds j. .OS'.
and - Wa ,is la. "a October instead ~
JTI' G'E"- .n Natrs. ne Present r.. ord
n"d"r a. no. i"a'"n - ~ fhis stage
al a." season
'o' Grad" g. ard NnrI,r Relic will rom-
tng"'rrr tor IN. Grs' 'irn- his wear va the
a. "" Ma,ron Fu'urity Stak" race on the
ou"EIn: dly ~ the New YORK In.e'inz
\atN" Rel" vii 'irr' the 'plur- of Edward
humf -pH 81 Nortlpori l. I and Will
be dr ven by Thomas " Murphy ~ Glen
Cove Whu broke her 20 harness Ia Feb
ar, and droNs her u" Ter record Of o..
ib ps'uI"r ~ last wear oloradO ~
oNuTi uN It"urE" "a t~iahrODA 81 Denver,
col. Nh" t'-o "Su- the veteran Tree Tor ell
fTDfter u4n.rN lAN. . Hi.
ne Great thf-. ear old ttoi- without
boot and aith shoes no u-a' i"r than those
% a 'luI"uyl bred runner lie VAS bred
tv J. ~urar- Of ! - tnvt"n. Nv and Is
~ The H"nd.lnan 81 soq 81 Baron Miis--
SECOND money viii Lvi B"llini IN the junior
division Il the K"u'V'Ey Futurl'v. when
Nuti'- u" 2" SCI IL. record a. ? 81.
10 Na'.y" '.li- ~ her i-'or't hr~ak lnk heat
OF ! '.' instuu IA" will start IA the MAtrOn
Iutu!'fr "a ~" inpir" track. and there
ar" not lev hur--nen NhV expect TO see
i-r Lo'i her opn even N the COMPANY Of
colorado ami Na'iye belle This hlly
Ms nf~d and - owned nv W " Di'ketmhn
chester county pr"iuci. her sire, Bellini
d. 49,. Ia, az hr,n bred by Nr DiCkermAn
aud got IS the old time trotting stallion
ago vs. iiush pownoy OF Dobhs Ferry and
sod ~ him ~ ." years for something IKE
s1u os-'
tie ia'k MY Emily Elen. bred and owned
py David ". Look 10 GTr"nwlyh, Conn
Sf.t'' .ug for tfs "rst time IA hubble at lbe-
'roi; ~ % wrrs she won the 81 ""p Horse
fip.r.t POS q 'uTrr year-olt 20 rlTiy IN the
SEASON. She j. daughinr 90 odd, ~.
o." stallion for which " illIar BRADLEY paid
-. rHu 80 action IN Madison - usT" Gar
I"l about iur~" Years ago. bergen a bay
,.,lt own 4 by Z 'ToTn. pres Fl"Ut Of
'p" '-v N"rt central EAir"Id va, one 81
anon fhs entries In ~" Matrun FpuITity
Nu"rb"r u"',ni" local entry IL 'he chestnut .
rl" -. Killings, by J"hn : M'k"tron.
yurt, tan Lon Dillon. ~. she j. entered
s., - h g. Hiliurs, Who hf~l her. Al
fr.f aI,,. thirty % the fastest thre.. year
co. 10 training are elis,hi" 20 -tsrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
HarIem.s t,rnI,inR Race

Inc annual cruising ra"~ ~ the HarIsm
a"h' 'lnb will be sailed on SATURDAY.
August N This race j. op~n to cab N
yachts In cruising TRIM NJ 20 rating or ,r,d.r
enrolled IN any recognized yacht cIub and
yachts NJ the handicap "lAs- Tho course will
BE- from y starting line ~ The clubhouse 10
tke' utton liRl'. TO and around a mark boat
lytBR quarter 81 u mile south s0tIthN al
from'S,Tatford Shoal liRh' and return. lii
fhn"e ~ lyon" nautical mts- Tho ORE,
F"v Ter Tho second priy". value $50 !.
onerr,l Nv Commodore Hrnrv po-ch~r and
The thtrd prize. 81 y offered bN CommsdorN
VI W liouCk Z " Volt oilers - uTIIc
Tor tho handicap vH'hts lnirtSs for I'M.
race lose a. noon On august ~ Tho start
VIII ~ mad" ~ O'oIork ~ The afternoon
aptAtns must keep rr'nrd- giving time 60
naS-tnR Captain Island light house pr old
spring Hsrhot light. IarDn's Nr'k Ignt.
ing he outer mari
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
proud OF this rAt,-rins testimony to ;heir

proud OF this fAtI-rinx TESTIMONY To ;h-ir
uutit',
'u ih" tel" 90" round OF individual COM
iHrieHu NT fIt khUrns exhibits q ,hHrEs q
'"tI~t'ttI' 'ru"ruu. appTrv alton OF hts
r'IHHfl.tr-. M vivid and pleasing con-
'ras' Wit 'H. recent I-.'ulaut outbuf-t ~
another master w." considers that Lukpr-
'nIi Tor = ne I"iipd reached = higher
- al l'ri ~ ~niII than any one else during
~" pas NJ ears his - true. bat
|Vk"ffuf' hat nu' Mo ph, s,cal stamina to
email" h'm .. uLtIttaiu the great position
hr son IA the London Tournament nf 49,
LIE "Nrr'.un. .u Nhi'h iTy' u, illN cost tiuI
III ii". 'h"ugt tie 81" isual'y was not
eva ." ''ll tour ~ We ears later As
to Or laser. Nr Rla' kburna q. emphatic.
80 - As good - ~t"Ihffs rtri Ma VA his
b'>t ia. an = 90 The t,r'-.'ut ifTu. us. - m
I"ul'"f'r N" hampton al the world
Dot N"rphN Remains 70 him ~" priW" Of
e "e-- IIH' rr- v Nu y UEld have hesn SUI
p"rior To- l.a-k-r or any other champion OF
~" modern hoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
The CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
SCHLEJHTER ~ NRE OI TiI
FOR FIRST AND SEIOND PRI/IN.
~ the Conclusion of tho siNt zenith Round
Of the HamburE Tourney DnrS> nas
the OnN UnaI Who Could Tie tho
Austrian Expert for 1hirG It"nOrs.

When the cho-S masters engaged n the
International 'Oyrnar.rE' - Hamburg cor
'llded play IN 'h- -.s''sn'h round N ridsv
evening the Austrian ,hamp''n. car.
SShiech tsr. managed 20 hold m" lad oN"r
puras and hal 'he sa'l-fl,' .ur OF NOW NJ
that the wurS, VlI.h could ltyr"n 80 hin.
was 10 lie for fr-' ami -'.. nui rf.l"- With
the bohemian master. - l.rl> lh"
latter. IA order fp a.ruUi.l 81 ''.s fsaf.
would first ,g i' have Co. r"I' S'hlvgNt"r
IN an al burned -grr" FROM Oh" Fnrr'"'u o.
round. Ilay".l uu M"dr"-d''. and usN' h'
lad 20 O'u De ',u" WITH hu"h'l"Iu u t."
rnal round o. e. bio, h'sr. huS',"v. should
.u,re-d m v.u,rt I.- game with John
IN the Nnal ra.ni. winch might almost Do"
taken tor granted. the Austrian would
secure first ~ 20 m >p''" OF pIrt~ plarIng
Two addirtoutI NIu- rp tt- ,rsir 10"
e. irihu'Ion - ON" other prIy"- G.paud
upou IN" rr, s.'- Of 'h" games 10 rho HutI
rounds. u Mo Leaders y on fow i',,.h spiel.
mann and I-t, Uuauu. are -" ,Iu-" tnE"' r"r
Ihs latter had an adjourned game Orr
lsunhardt iu htut and might this r.I"a-"
b., total numu"r u' points 20 Iu lul-
expert has a hy" IA 'hr maj rounI
From ths b.s table containing ell no 20
suits w - da'e ~" r"a,irr- vii o." enabled
To make their own ,a'. rI.a' .r'> Is regard
the chances 81 the prize winners
n l. to be rSgrsf' 81 f'tf fl" american
champion Frank Nir~'aI -, unahl-
To MAINTAIN ~, r-.ll.an' form exhibited .a-f
week and tn" reverse Do" |ri 80 contend
with m ''" la-' four 90 nN" rugri- ha,"
brought hun down .n -.''u Ila,r OE IA.
other hand both vote, ant Itgrt-,.t tr'
To h. congratulated l.uu having ~husn
much better form toward 80 r4''"- rlr'
Of the tournament N...rt - ?" -n" pro-
Rrafnne al tho ad burned str.r. wore 80 L,.
disposed II 'n-'"-laE. vrllr 20" rual round
NAs scheduled io- tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
NHLECHTER FIRST.
Austrian Wins International Masters
Tournament NJ HamburE.

Npef a. Gab'' ID sHHr - THE SUI
HANsTrU. Aux. s-rhe great interna.
tional chess masters tourney which vas
begun IN this city under the auspices Of the
German chess AssoC istIon on july ~ was
succes>fully concluded this afternoon. when,
a. was generally anticipated. the Nast rian
champion. Carl S,hle-htsr. won tho hrsi
prize Of tSn0 With u sore OF 81 point,
out OF q possible 10.
The bohemian expert. Out" Duras. was
plAc ed seCOnd. half a point behind The
third prize was Won by the yOunx Russian
expert 4 NiemIowits'h. the latter heinz
half point behind Duras Ne't ranie.
again half point behind. IN. German mAta-
dor, D. Spiclmann. while the AneriCsn
Champion. frAnk !. Marshall, AMI tho
Teuton. Il TeichmAnn. divided tho neat two
prizes
The RUSSIAN. \. Nlekhine. and his coun.
tryman. ,. J .Dus-Chotlnirski divided the
next two prizes while the GeTmAn cham
pion. DT = TArras'h. and leo ForYary. alS'
knoSa under IN" name 81 leo leis hnann,
divide the ninth rrihs r. prizes
N?s. SIOo s;i and sa,. a Spe,, ial prize HAVING
been donated by Baron Albeit de Roths-
child ol Vienna FOR the most brilliant game
m the tourney The amount OF this prize
EAriy in the morning the committee In
charge nrS' ordered ~" desperation II AL
Ihe~e resulted o. iOll"Nr l~lchmanu Ne.
c1nhArdL fourth round. drawn Leon
hsrdt ~ koehnieiu. nitsenth round koehn-
len won SChleChter We Iurns. fourteenth
round. A. anticipated, Dura- non ln fact
Schicr hier Only looked al tn" -eale'i move
" hts adversary ant then resigned. ChOtl-
miTski - Ieonhardt. SiAteeuth round.
ChotimTski won.
without much ado tho players, with the
except lon oi T-tChmann. who had com
pleted his schedule uf games sat down To-
contest the seventeenth and hnal round ia
IN" following order Spl-liasnn " hoti.
miTski. DurAs Va. korhnlein. NiemIoW I'-.h
"a. Speiier. John " Schl~,htsr. Alrkhinr
w. SalNe. Yates ". Marshall. fprgaCZ
~ 1AT.Akover. l.eonHardt W Tarrasch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

German chess Association. which were
made known a. ~" opening % the
t,-rmsn ,oLgr-s- a. Hamburg IN July O..
Her" ar" tn" names - hes. Irpblemf-'s
Thrr" E.osr section
Ilr~' FAm.o Uaar OF IIAtrpooI
s~,orI " Kind 4. EFrrs' "a zen ~ PA.kosGA
Of Prsg irI'I pD-..l' s1...u 'Ar -rs,w D.
~Iu f|IH.ssIfr. I 'Ir. H.rsa iFOs. =. fslU..
: No.rr Of tpH'thlsrr. mia .. Dr. Hact
Two move .rUr1.
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game
The accompanying pictures explain them
selves
lie follow Ing i a selection ~ the games.