Notes by E. Schiffers.

1. 8.c4 Up to the present the moves are the same as in the game Mieses v. Teichmann; the latter here played B to R 3.
2. 9.Nd2 9. K to Q sq is preferable.
3. 17…Qc6 I do not understand why Black does not here take the Pawn at his Kt 5.
4. 23…Rae8 Q x K Kt P would not have been good, on account of 24. R to K Kt sq, threatening P to K 6.
5. 45.Rdc3 Much better would have been R to K B 8, which, after 46. Q to Q 5, ch, K to R sq, would at least lead to winning the Queen's Rook's Pawn.
6. 51…Rbb2 Black's continuation only leads to a draw. After this move, White forces a perpetual check. With other moves, instead of 51.... R to Kt 7, White would exchange Queens. This exchange made now would give Black a mate in two moves.