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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-10-05
The First Lottery,

The earliest known lottery was
drawn at Bruges, Belgium, on Feb. "a,
1446.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-10-05

The DEMOCRAT prints auction sale bill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-10-05

SCHOOL BOARD.
Members of Board of Education John
Mahon Chas Hunter, w. B. Dickson u D.
Fox, J. j. Mahoney. ,,;,,o
treasurer. n ~ -
Clerk e. lfuoA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
Mile Ssvin1 for TirIe a Puzzle
Any One of Quartet
May Win in Event
at Rye.

The last Of the outdoor national swim
ming championships of 191l-the one mile
race-will take place at Rye this afternoon
under the auspices OF the Rye Water Club.
TX promises TO be great contest and to
bring fittingly TO a close the most brilliant
season this country has ever witnessed in
aquatics.
Four men are about equal favorites for
the title-Bud Goodwin. of the New York
Athletic Club, national half-mile cham
pion; his eliminates. Nicholas Nerich and
James Reilly. respectively half mile and
! one mile metropolitan holders, and r. NJ.
Ritter, of the City Athletic Club, winner of
both the metropolitan and national quarter
mile titles.
Richard Frizen, formerly of the Mis-
souri, Athletic Club, and the fastest middle
distance swimmer in the West. was also
expected to start. but has declined the
issue He admits the superiority of his
speedy rivals. and thinks he has a better
chance to break c. NJ Daniels's 1o0-yard
open water record of 90 seconds. in the
race TO be held at the distance on the same
day, than TO win the mile event. so ne is
going after the record mentioned. AS he
made two time trials last week indoors in
o0-@-o and 90 80 seconds, respectively, the
outlook for a new standard is excellent
Experts are all at sea as 10 the cham
pionship contest, Reilly should be the logi-
cal choice because of his victory over
Goodwin in the metropolitan mile, when he
created a new American record OF % AZ l-5,
but as neither Ritter nor Nerich competed
in this event close followers of the sport
hesitate TO pick Reilly, particularly as Rit-
ter has twice taken the formers measure
this summer and Nerich led him home by
twenty yards in the race for the half-mile
championship.
AS to Goodwin. he is the most consistent
performer OF the lot and always danger
Gus. He swan neck-to-neck with Reilly
when the latter broke Danielss record, and
was beaten only few feet. Let the others
be the least bit off form and the big Mer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Crack British Team to Play 10
dav at Polo Grounds.

Ready for their match with the Ne"
YORK Amateur League at the Polo "Touii'S
this afternoon. and in fine fetue' '"'
,-orintbians. Fngland's famous soccer play
ars arrived in this city from Toronto yes
,ardav and put up at the HoteS Empire tor
.Aoir brief soiourn here The match to-day
,.i,l he the third on United States SOIL TWO
having been played in Chicago.
NJ TUT. one OF the ftlllhacks, sprained
,.,s Iag AZ Toronto. in consequence of which
- III NOT appear to-day. G.. O. Newman
- ,s on the in cured list. and his place
-, he taken by N G. Thompson. Al
4o,atber the men. according 10 captain
NJ Morgan owen. were very eiau " So
here with the positive assurance Oh set'Ins <
a hard game in the only match scheahie"
in this city lara
G wreford- Brown, who mas oeeh n'''
before both with soccer and cricket 'eai,
bos charge of the visitors ana Is aiso
resident of the Corinthian FootpaH Ciup'
fIo has also participated in several OF the
- on this tour, and for man of forty
a. ,,sars has done splendid work IN 'he
field. .,.,. mil, CANA
nd st philadelphia, the Corinthians
-, ,laved eighteen games OF wh'ch .ney
L,,.aop drew one and lost one. The
.,,ahr,an scored ninety goals In these
.ohas against twenty-six by their oppo-
nsnts. A large majority Of theSa soa's
we're scored by II. G. Bache' the br'us"e ~.
hr,Iliant centre forward Most OF 'n'
res stand TO the credit OF s H. Day. l.
r. Co,eby and c. z. Brisley.
The opposing teams will line up as io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16

Wins Easily in ee-for AL Race
al Buffalo.

Buffalo. Sept l5.-The Dixie " Fred
erick *. BUrnhams hydroplane. winner Of
the Rarmworth trophy added to her laurels
I'm winning the free-for-al championship Of
the United States and the handsome Cham
Der of Commerce trophy in a thirty mile
race over the Motor Boat Club of Buffalo
course IN the Niagara River to-day aver
aging a speed Of 80 81 miles an hour OF
the four other starters. the Reliance "
was the only one to finish. and she was
beaten by nearly bur miles. The Reliance
is q S2-footer. and looked like a oockleshel
beside her victorious opponent. She was
entered by John J. Ryan. OF Cine matt
The DistI.rber II, owned by James A
pugh. Of Chicago. which had been regarded
rs the Dixe's most formidable rival.
dropped out OF the race az the end Of tho
tenth mile when flames began 70 shoot ont
of her tunnels. The Courier III. entered
by William j. Connors. and the Gretchen
II. the property OF John w. Hubbard OF
Pittsburgh. were withdrawn Al The begin
ming Of the contest, covering only two
miles
The Dixie's time for the six fve-r!le laps
was ~ 1888. 782, 80 "a and 1:2e
The race tomorrow is for the L1terna-
rional interlake championship, over a thir-
ty-fye-mie course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Samuel Levy. Plaintiff against Minded
Leichtag and others Defendants. In pursuance
OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly
made and entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the LIST day OF September 1911
7. the undersigned the Referee in said Judgment
named, will sell public auction. at the Ex-
change Salesroom Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street. in
the Borough of Manhattan, City Of New York
on the 2sth day OF September. 1911. az ~ o'clock
noon on that day, by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer,
the premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold, and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot, piece parcel OF land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate lying and being in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City. County and state OF New
York being known and distinguished Tor No.
IL on map OF property formerly owned by Sam
ueI Pickett. made by Thomas Il. Ludlam. City
Surveyor. dated July. 1875 and recorded in the
Office OF the Register Of the City and County
OF New York in Liber 2l0 Of Conyeyances. page
l25: said premises being situated on the south
erly side Of Third Street and containing in front
and rear 30 feet inches and in length on each
side LOG feet said premises being now known
as and By the street number 3nS East Sd street ="
Dated New York. September I'd. 1911.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
MAYER KRONACHER Attorney for Plaintiff,
257 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the property 70
be sold: its street number is Dos East srd
Street.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
bling y Swimming X Chess = Other Sports
SCHLECHTER HOLDS LEAD
Teichmann, However, Gets UP
Within Striking Distance.
IBy Special Cable to The Tribune.


Carlsbad, Bohemia. Sept 15.-Wtth a VIC
tory I'm the nineteenth round Of the inter-
national Chess Masters Tournament. OF
which six more remain to he contested
Carl Schlechter. OF Vienna. again assumed
the lead a position. however, which de-
rends entirely upon the outcome OF the two
games adjourned by Teichmann, who to-
day again failed TO reach a verdict.
schlechter defeated Suechtng and Teich-
mann was pitted against Fahrni. Teich-
mann was tied in the matter Of wins ny
RotIewi. who disposed Of Kostic. Rubin
stein. Russia's champion, proved too much
for Chajes. Of Chicago. and strengthened
his hold on fo irth place.
Marshall, I nited States champion, had
Paul JOINER. of New York, for an opponent
and suffered defeat in a hard fought game.
This and the defeat of Alechine by Rabino-
witsch proved 10 he the surprises OF the
round. Jaffe. of New York. took smarty
played game from Cohn, of Berlin Duras
defeated Chotimrski. Niemzowitsch downed
Loewenhsch vidmar scored against Spiel
mann. Tartakower OutmanpuNred hlapin
and Burn lost 20 Sawe Leonhardt ana
Perlis adjourned. Not single draw was
recorded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
RACING AT MONTREAL TRACK
Williams, Who Had Bad Fail on
Monday, Rides a Winner.

Scnireai. Sept IA steady drizzle'
'0nonsd with cold weather, kept the at
1'lance down al the track here to-day.
Alay Chisholm. with Williams tne
"sey who was thrown and apparently
cat Injured on Monday. up, easily capt
~ NE steeplechase for three-year-oias'
re summaries follow:
fssr iaet SELLING. purse. $500. tof - ~
la fb-, hle ilrionRsl Cong essinan 49,,
y. HedSl. r. TO J. 10 1 and 20 i. VOL
.ensih sadie shapiro. 10 Gordon, i,
isra 20 , and even. second. Flamh ia -
"a y Do ]. t0 ana 70 avto
NJ w go Miss Joe. Dehghtlu. M
r.. ,yeInif Lady. MaXentlus. Hey
1nd Thirty Forty also ran. oo a.
.srfe.,.l race is'eepiechasc purse s"VV dv
ehi,.s,.et S,df one mile and nan, nnf
sen ~" 10 lNNllamsI. = 10 an" -,
10 length, His Reverence, iS- s,,'yo
r. Il r. J. 2 tg . and out, second, = ~ D
r-s ssa1itanl. 10 T. 10 ] ana ~, -
flS1 A..i'e. aliS-5. Newcomer anu I@'"''
ia, ~ race Chandicap Of 5000 for three
a.. one mile and an eighth )-J We, o.
~ '1..@.ltesl, 70 l. even and OUT 10 "a /
| ass Aldran. 100 lBurpsl, ia II
| Nlses. ont second. Star Charter, ~ D,yoos
az eseu. ] 10 and out, thiio. A'''N'
fes,4, eoonoey also ran. e.t,as a,
Ia, ieee Provincial Nursery Sthhas, =
4ifs 81 lNo-year olds, I'VE jurors and
~ ~ y-h, IDS (Rurns). 3 10 :. 10 - ~
Ey,r.4 ~ thsee lengths. Fred Co~ans,, ,,n,,
" lpss,f % emo out. second KSb' @@sne
| ~ -, ~ ,. even ana out. thIfu'
Pa esAs also ran. IA,
~ see ltsndicap $500: FOR three-yessI
shssss ons mi!,i-Ragman. 100 w.. es
49,. 8 10 8. , to ana 30 out, second John
Ia ~ tAcCaheyj. u 10 ana OUT I'M
,tt1is - - Only three starters. fo,
4 l+1o.see 1e purse, $500, steepischass1 -, :
4 Is1hscs' - and upward. about two ipi'0 o,,f
ensis ~ 49, ducas). 5 10 ], even sh2 III.
sstg4a lengths. BrlshDT0om. LAP Nf,sI
is@ 1rsal 9 to Z. ? te J and out, third
%ahsa.--3 Bronte. Racebrook ana LN''~
ss-e les.,se purse. 500. for three-yea1i I,
hts@t, seven fur'ongsJ-Bep LVia'' cal-
"a iG ~ 70 3 and I to 5. won. Joe =. ,,4 &
ii VA, Nn'aonl 10 J. 20 / and . " 1
II an ~ y houghton, i07 Peak, ,,, ~ Van
q. .nlshtfal, Iaiewsiss. Anna L. pa's'
~ss also Taa
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curry Footer will take them into camp. II
seems really anyhody's race.
otto Wahle, who has coached and
trained the New York Athletic Club trio
says any one of them is fast enough to
better the recent figures established by
Reilly and he expects one or the other 10
win. While he does not underestimate
Ritter's ability. he believes the journey is a
Bit too long for him. II will, in fact, be
one Of the Germans first attempts at a
mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
Earl, Jr., Wins the Free for All
Pace After a Hard Drive.

Syracuse. Sept 15.-Earl. Jr, driven by
Cox, won the free-for-all pace. the feature
Of the card of the Grand Circuit meeting
at the State Fair here to-day. defeating
Evelyn w. in thrilling neck-and-neck
struggles 70 the wire.
Evelyn W. took the second heat, but
Earl. Jr., crowded the mare so hard that
she was forced 10 pace the last half mile
in l minute and i second A wonderful
drive won the third heat and the race FOR
Cox. Geers had things his own way with
Lady Willow in the 2l5 trot
The intercity races, with amateurs drlV-
ing furnished good sport. The 2Ns trot
was won by J. B. Gallery, or Flttsours'
with Bervaldo. which was never headed IN
the two heats.
The summaries follow;
TROTTING-2I5 CLASS-THREE IN FIVE
prrRGF &. 200
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property is
no he sold l. rhree thousand I'VE hundred and
6ftv-tyyo TOO dollars SO $50 ~. with interest
thereon from the Goth day Of August 1911, to-
gefher with costs and allowance amounting 10
5000 So with interest from September LIST, lgll
together with the expenses OF the sale The
spnroxinate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates or other liens. which are 10 be
allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee, Is S2o and inter-
EST said premises will be sold subject 10 a
mortgage OF $40 600 and accrued Interest thereon
al : per cent per annum.
Dated New York. september ?, 1911.
ALEXANDER BROTGH Referee.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


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LOST BANkBOOkS.

LOoI 6NNNDOONo.
RANKBOOK No 1851 of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person hsv-
ing a claim TO 1t is hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit 70
having said passbook cancelled and a new ono
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Savings Bank is missing Any person nav
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having said passbook cancelled ana new one
issued.
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e. Mt the same within ten days or summit 10
having said passbook cancelled and new one
Issued.
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Savings Bank is missing Any person nav
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nresen- thn same within ten DAYS submit 10
having said passbOok cancelled and new one
issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 684. Tis Of
the German Savings Bank In the CITY Or
View York corner ith ave. and l4th 81, issued
"a Emma Kalmug All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. ~ NOT returned
10 the bank on the 7th DAY OK OCTOBER loii'
a duplicate will he issued.
LOST -Rankbook No. 500.l56 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10 pre-
sent thu zane to the bank within thirty days
o. tbe s,id book will be declared cancelled
and extin guished and new one issued ~
lieu thereof.
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ings ESQ 4th ave, New 1orh IdyHeh'
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The game will be refereed oy - snd
IN ., the New York League ana
S gre Snasmen will be c. wreford- Brown TOT
tle ~o-,ntbians. and A. H. Dale OF .ne
the ~ league. for New York. or ,hs
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slorn the Bronx United, Holiy~o'o
~ york ceIucs and ST. George r.
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cialty references. r.. Miss FitzGerald
Eencv 80; 5th ave Entrance 42d st
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TYPewRITINo AND TYPEWRlTERa.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 cstaioyns
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Underweedst hemingtons. onysra bmithA
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Two-Room Apartments.

wilton Apis. COL w. 1o4th at. cor ,,oc
Bway ........ 100 ,1' ',i-.y,,th =,
Studer Court, N. sos w. lIfth ST. orr
cor St Nicholas aVe.......-........ oo'
SCHUYLER Arms 3O7 w. 9sth ST.. -
The Oakdale, 1898 W. 35tn ST.. oo'
The Wiiprahhan hancbs,orsj / 600
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number of
Rooms and Rent. Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.
UEsT SIDE
Seven-Room Apartments.

WEST SIDE.
Tintern. sia5 Bway. $40
Delaware, $50 ". 1921 st.............. $40
Waumbek 955 West End ave. ....... 1900
io2d ST -'a'. '' '''........''.. 1900
The Meckenburg Bway and Hath st $40
olas ave ''''' 81 "H- 500
Vera q W 9sth Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Kenmare 1927 Central Park West. 1.200
Greenwich. s46 Central Park VEST. $50
Hendrick Hudson. Riverside Drive and
110th ST. ........ ................. l,7OO
chester ave VS. ''i-..',... 600
Lido Hall Seventh ave- and 10th st . 100
The Waramaug 62a w If5th st. 100
Antlers a03 n Tim st...... l. 900
Devonshire. 325 w. sSd st--.-.......- l-OOO
Clarendon COZ q West IIoth s,...... l.150
The Campolvn s2f west 10Th St. 1900