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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31
Harding'S Plan for Association
of Nations Reaching Def
mite Form.
MORE CABINET PREDICTIONS
Dawes May Head Commission to Reor-
oanize Government SerVice-House
Passes Farmers Relief Tariff
Bill Scandal in Coal
Prices Uncovered.
By EDWARD w. PlcKARD.

P~resident-elect Harding'S confer
ences at Marion with the best minds"
though by no means ended, seem al
ready to have resulted in the crystal
lizing of certain of his policies into
definite form. OF course the two that
arouse the greatest public interest are
those relating to foreign affairs and
the League of Nations, and to the plan
for recognizing the nations business
and establishing it on a more econom-
ic basis.
In discussing an association of ma
lions, there is no evidence thai Mr..
Harding has converted to his own
views such irreconcilables as Senators
Borah and Reed, or even Mr.. Bryan,
whose invitation to Marion aroused
the ribald laughter of the paragraph
ers. But Mr.. Harding seems to have
brought his theories into form mt for
presentation to the world. According
to what is said to be authoritative in
formation, he believes the first ap-
proach to the formation of his "asso-
citation of nations" should be to OBJ
tain the assent of the five leading ma
tions. the United States, Great Britain,
France, Italy and Japan, his theory
being that, once these nations have
Joined, the other nations will fall in
line. The basis of this association is
to be a world court to deal with justi-
cable questions.
Mr.. Harding holds that no associa-
ton of nations can succeed without
the Endorsement of the leaders of pub
lie thought, in America and elsewhere,
and that these leaders must reach
agreement in the essentials, leaving
details to be settled later; that all
governing features must be eliminated
from the association, each nation re-
manning free to make its own de-
cisions; that the agreement must be
specific enough to prevent the posi-
bility of an offensive and defensive
military alliance of the five great
powers, and the association of ma
tions itself must place all nations on
an equal footing in the presentation
of their views on matters of world
policy.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31
Wednesday. January 5th. 1921.

at the hour OF OF two o'clock in the AFTERNOONS,
at the City Hall, in the City of Wildwood
County OF Cape May, and State OF New Jer-
sey, all those certain lots of land situate on
the Five Mile Beach, County and State afore-
said.
No. l. All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in the City of North Wildwood, for
merly Borough OF Anglesea, County OF Cape
May and State OF New Jersey, known ana
designated as Lot Number twenty-five or in
Block Number one hundred and thirteen
Ql3) on a plan OF lots OF OttenS Can TRACT,
North Wildwood, duly fled in the CLERKS
Office OF Cape May County aforesaid, and IS
bounded anddescribed as follows:
Beginning at Il stake in the southwestern
line of Nineteenth avenue at the distance OF
two hundred and twenty-five (22ol feet north-
westerly from the intersection OF the north
westerly line OF Delaware avenue with the
southwesterly line OF Nineteenth avenue, ana
thence extending northwestwardly along the
southwestwardly line OF said Nineteenth 9thl
avenue the distance OF twenty-five (25) feet 70
a stake; thence between parallel lines OF tnas
width or frontage, in length or depth south
westwardly and at right angles to said Nine
teenth Q9th) avenue the distance OF one hup'
dred 600 feet.
No, 2. Ali those certain lots or pieces OF
land, situate, lying and being on Five Mhe
Beach, in the CORNER Borough OF Holly Beacn
city, now City OF Wildwood, County OF Gape
May ond State of New Jersey, known as Lots
Nos. 20 and 80 in Block No. 80 on "Plan OF
Lots OF Ottens Harbor Tract" belonging 70
the Wildwood Land Company, which SAY
plan is on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF Cape
May County, State of New Jersey, and oe
scribed as follows:
Beginning On the northwesterly SIDE "
Hudson avenue at the distance OF sevehey
feet enthusiastically from the northerly cor
ner OF Montgomery and Hudson avenues,anuu
extending in front or width northeastwaruiy
along the northwesterly side of Hudson ave
nue. sixty feet and in length or depth nortn.
westwardly between parallel lines ana
right angles to Hudson avenue one hunoreu
feet.
Together with all and singular the hereolE
aments and a-ppurtenances to the SAID PREY
1ses belonging or in anywise apperta1nlng, ~
sold at public vendue to the highest biooer'"
the presence and under the direction OF
j. SPICER LEAMING,
Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey
John Bright, Esq, Solicitor.
! Dated December 4th, 1920. 4tpiSz4'a
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

ed chief justice of the Supreme court
as Chief Justice White probably will
retire within the year. Other selee-
lions held likely are George NJ.
Reynolds of Chicago for secretary OF
the treasury, Henry Wallace of Iowa
for secretary of agriculture, former
Senator Weeks for secretary of the
navy, and Charles NJ. Schwab for sec
rotary of commerce. 1t is believed,
also, that Herbert Hoover Is certain
to be in the cabinet. The appointment
of Mr.. Reynolds to the treasury posi-
ton, it is said, would be very CRATE
full to the business and financial men
of the country, who have a high opin-
ion of his ability and broad-minded-
ness.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

The most important action by he
ihouse of representatives during the
week was the passage of the farmers
relief bill, which imposes a high
emergency tariff on more than twenty
agricultural products, the decline In
the price of which is attributed by
the farmers In part to competition
with importations. The measure was
passed by a vote of 1876 to Sc, party
lines being broken. What the senate
will do with it is problematical. The
senate finance committee will take it
up after the holidays, and it may be
killed by a prolonged discussion. The
commodities to which the new duties
would be applied are wheat, flour,
corn, beans, peanuts, potatoes, oLlons,
rice, lemons, %cottonseed and soya
bean oils, cattle, sheep, lambs, nut
ton and lamb, and wool and its manu-
features.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

Constantine, received by the Greeks
with loud acclaim, is again estab-
lished on his throne and is even plan
ming a visit to his army in Asia Minor,
If the great powers permit. The dip
lomatic representatives of the allies
in Athens did not leave the country,
but refrained from participation in
the kings reception. Premier Lloyd
George is weakening a tritie and in
the house of commons opposed hasty
action in altering the treaty of Sevres
in favor of the Turks and against the
Greeks. He advocated going warily
with regard to the Greeks, as there
might be explanations of their recent
action.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

Gen. Charles Gates Dawes, the Chi
cago banker, who is said % be the
leading probability for appointment as
head of a commission TO %reorganize
the government service, was one of
the weeks visitors in Marion and
talked with the president-elect espe-
cially on the reduction of government
tai expenses and its relation to taxa
ton. After the interview General
Dawes said:
u found that Senator Harding al
ready knew more than l did concern
ing this. and that the effort to reor-
ganize the government upon an eco
nomical basis is one of the tasks to
which he proposes to- devote himself
most energetically. From %conversa-
ton with linn ii is evident that he has
this great ard needed reform constant
IL in his mind. Considering that here
tofore no continued and firm effort
has been made, this determination of
the President-elect to make this re-
form one of his first efforts, means
that it will be accomplished"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

"Peace in Ireland b. Christmas"
could not be accomplished, and the
week was marked by a great many
murders, raids and bloody fights, in
various parts of the island. On
Thursday the British military forces
occupied the Dublin city hall and mu'
nicipal offices, ousting the corporation
officials, who have been active sup
porters of the dali cream or Irish
parliament, and thus ~dislocating the
entire business of the city. The seiz-
ure of the city buildings was a mill
tary for the protection OF
the castle, which is but a few feet
away.
Despite the gloomy situation, the
prospects were said to be fairly
bright for early restoration of order.
One sign of weakening on the part OF
the Sim Feiners was the collapse of
the railway strike against the carry
ing of munitions or troops. This
strike had been going on for seven
months and the operating forces OF
the railways had been so depleted by
dismissals that railway service was
gradually approaching the vanishing
point. Finally realizing that this was
harming only Ireland, and that many
towns and districts were suffering for
food supplies, the men have returned
to work, promising to carry anything.
Another thing that may weaken the
Republican cause If 1t Is carried
into effect is a plan to ask the Irish
people by a formal referendum,
whether they are willing to carry the
home-rule act into operation instead
of accepting as final the Sim Fein
refusal. The proposition has been
submitted to the prime minister. The
home-rule act became a law last week,
the house of lords having accepted
all the amendments made to the bill
by the Several amendments
made by the lords, including one ere
ating senates for both the northern
and southern parliaments, had been
accepted by the commons.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

,merce commission, Idu pTeNeuleu lht
appointment of a federal fuel admin.
iistrator, but that it would not be able
to prevent some sort of government
control much longer unless the opera
tors quit charging such extortionate
prices.
D'Annunzio's proclaimed state OF
war between his Fiume government
and Italy has become an established
fact, for the Italian government has
begun the siege of Fiume and hostfl'
titles have broken out. After a block.
:ade had been instituted, the poet was
given a few hours to turn the city over
to the Italian commander. He was as
defiant as ever and military opera
lions against him were begun by both
land and sea forces. D'Annunzio for
fbade the population of Fiume to leave
the city and decreed that anyone
speaking against him was liable to be
shot. The government at Rome was
still hopeful of bringing about the re-
,tirement of D'Annunzio from the dis
puted city without much bloodshed
He is said to have only about 5000
troops.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

The senate committee that has been
investigating the price of coal last
week accidentally uncovered what
looks like a sensational scandal.
George II. Gushing, general manager
of the American Wholesale Coal Deal
.ers' association, was being questioned
as to those who took profits in the
handling of coal. He mentioned the
miners, the operators, the railroads,
the wholesale dealers, the retailers,
and then added, land officials of the
United States government who got
into the coal business" Mr.. Gushing
tried to stop there, but the committee
was insistent and drew from him the
assertion that government officials,
taking advantage of advance informa-
ton on the fuel stringencies obtained
in their confidential positions, de-
clared themselves in on the coal-price
boosting and cleaned up millions.
He told the committee of one in
stance in which government officials
cleared a profit of S675,000 oil the
sale of 10000 tons of coal. He stated
that he was offered a share amounting
to over 100000 to participate in the
deal but declined. There were many
other such instances, he told the COM
mittee. He supplied the committee
with the name of the ringleader, who
is said to- be a dollar-a-year man. He
added that railroad officials and labor
leaders who had to do with the han
ding of coal frequently managed to
get a "rakeoff."
The disgust with which the public
reads this sort of thing is heightened
by the information that graft prosecu-
lions probably cannot be instituted
because the coal handled by the ring
was not sold to the government. The
senate committee planned to make
public. after full Investigation, the
names of all officials who have engaged
in coal deals, and the contempt with
which they will be regarded by their
fellow citizens will be some punish
| ment.
Later in the week correspondence
from the National Coal associations
files, seized by order of the commit
tee, was read. 1t included a letter
sent out by Col. d. E. Wrentz, presi-
dent of the association, stating that
the association, cooperating with rail-
road officials and the interstate COM
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

Justice Stafford in Washington q
taken under advisement the plans of
the big Five" packing ncern for
the disposal of their financial inter
iests in the large stock yards and will
give his decision Immediately after
the holidays. At the conclusion OF
the arguments he more than intimat-
ed that unless the packing companies
and the individual members of the
Armour, Swift and Morris families
can give proof within a few weeks
that they are actually divesting them
selves of their stock in the stock yards
and terminal railroads he will adopt
the governments plan and appoint a
receiver for the securities.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31
Masters Sale

By virtue of a decree OF the Court of Chan
Gerry OF the State OF New Jersey, bearing date
26th day of October, nineteen hundred and
behalf of John A. Flannery. for the sale OF
lands limited over, etc., there will be sold at
public vendue on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31

Senator and Mrs. Harding are GO
ing to Florida next month TO spend
several weeks as the guests of Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen of New Jersey.
Possibly before they start announce
meme of the selections for the cabinet
viii he made. 1t is believed Mr..
Harding's first choice for secretary of
STATE now is either Senator Knox or
Charles Evans Hughes. and that if
Mr.. iIuges declines he will be appoint
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-12-31
MRS. FRANK BECKER
Bell 81

1US East 1lIn avenue
East of North Wildwood Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Station: every train
stops going and coming right at store
Sweaters, Underwear, Blankets,
Hosiery, Bed and Table Linen.
Most complete line of Dry Goods in
Cape May County.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS in any LINE
REDUCED PRICES
All shades of Silk Materials,
Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine.
DISSEMINATING Supplies and Trimmings
Free delivery anywhere on the
Island. store open Evenings until
Eight O'Clock. Both Phones Bell
261-R, Keystone 65o-Y
Agency for Pictorial Patterns.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
efeIett BEG erHen in eibirien nso6l ansoeorobeneH @ammuts.

| Sinne atpor belebten, abcr bod im'
merbin fiiblloien @flan8en cling aber
aud, cine 8elt nit @efibl begobter
8eien %5ugrunoe; benn ais Der fir
Die @ntuidlung Der orguniiden
8eIt midtigIte Sortidritt in oielem
@roen5eitalter muB es betradtet
meroen, oaB bier 5uerit luftatmenoe
Siere oie 9iibne oes @elttbeaters
betreten.
@ie friiber bereits %ertpdbnt, mar
Die @roe nit elmer gum groBen Seil
aus &obleniaure beitebenOen Gas
billie umgeben; Die &oblenia1lre nun
lit Elm @os, in Dem Siere nidt leben
f0nnen, neil es ni6t otembar tit.
IS muBte alto, beoor auf Dem Seit'
lanoe Iebenoe 8eien auftreten fonn-
ten, Die &tmoIpbdre bon oieiem
idGoli6en @aie befreit peroen, :
uno oieie arfgabe iibernabmen Die
8flansen Der Gteinfoblen5eit (Oenen
o~ieienigen friiberer 8eriooen porge'
arbeitet batten), inoem iie our6 III
ren 2ebenspro5eB Die &obleniaure,
sic aus &oblenltoff uno Sauerltoft
beltebt, berort 5erlegten, Dab lie ben
erlteren ols gtdbrItoff aufnabmen,
oen Sareritoff ober gepillermaBet
arsatmeten: oamit mar Die Wtog'
liGfeit fir Die Iusbreitung tieriiNen
2ebens audi auf Dem 6eitlanoe ge9e'
ben, uno Heptilien paren Die erIten
8ertreter oieies Sierlebens. Sic lie-
oelten bonn Meer in Die carboniiden
Simple, aus oieIen auf oas feIte
2ano iiber. 9ieie Srol9iaurietp, Die
in ibrem &0rperbau Die Wterfmale
ser Sroide unO @6ien pereinigten,
lieBen ibre SllBipuren I'M meiden
uferl9lamme 5uriid, uno ibre Sfe'
lette fono man Deriteinert uno pobl'
erbalten in boblen 9aumit1mmen
oes &oblenmolbes. 9ortbin tparen
Iie gefliidtet, ols Die peroerben-
i6wongere Slut brauienb uno 81
ideno BEN @olo iiberitromte; nit
ibnen iutten 2nnoidneden uno
GauienofiiBer Sdus Dor ben ber-
einbre6enoen @aiiermaiien; bod
ibr GIpl marc ibnen Sarg uno Grab
5ugleiG.
@uf i'm carboniiden Seitalter
rubte Die G6tigfeit Oes Gulfanismus
niGt; Iie befunoete iid our6 S6i6'
tenItorungen in groBortigem MfaB'
Itabe, burd) Die gan5 beoeliteloe
geri6iebungen Der ein5elnen Mbla-
gerungen gegeneinanoer itattfanoen,
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

Mit furdtborer '&roft trat i'm
Sertiar ser 8ulfanismus nit ieinen
@irfungen uno SoIgen auf, uno
peit ousgeoebnt unO gum Sell beltte
nod tatig iino Die bulfanii6en @e-
genoen, Die in iener 3eit ii6 biloe.
ten. @s mar, als bouie tief unten,
in mic erfori6ten Giefen elm tiidi.
I6es @eI9Ie6t, 0as in finiterem
@rou Die @ntpidlung Oes oberiroi'
i9en 2ebens 5u pereiteln traf)tete.
9lber Oh au1 perni6teno Die
Ma6t oes unteriroii9en Seuers
bereinbrad, iie permofte ben Sort
i6ritt nidt 81 benmett, INNER no
Der riidt Der 3eitpunft beron, mo-
Der Meni9 eintritt in ben getpaltin.
men, felt @eginn oeS 2ebens erbtt-
teri gefiibrten &f INNS 9aieinl
@ir treten in Die D%ilunial5eit ELM:
meite Streden Der @roe beoedten
fi6 in oieier 3eit nit Sis - nit
@is, oas gum Seil beute nod niGt
gel6mol3en 1T, obgIei6 ieitoem
minoeitens 8ebn big fiinf5ebn Sabr.
toulenoe beritrtden iinol
Sn oieiem @iie finOen ii6 pobl.
erbaltene l1eberreIte bonn Mammut
rno Maitooon; ia, als in einem
belonoerS narmen CONNER an Der
2enamiinoltng 1T Sibirien ooS @is
i6mola oas Sabrtauienoe bort
Itano, taitdte aus ben i6meI5enoen
Waiien geipeniterboft Der 2eib etnes
Mammutb ouf - 10 woblerbaIten
uno frii9, bob bas Sleii9 nod ge-
nieBbar mari
@s eridienen in 0ieier 3eit Die
S0blenbGren, rieiige Stride uno
anoere Siere.
@leid3eitig NIT bieien rieligen
@ei90pfen trat Der Meni6 auf Die
@iibne oes @eltaus; nadt uno BLOB
begann er Sen &arnpf NIT ienen ltno
nit Ben Inbiloen oes @etters, nit
al Sen l1nbiloen ser Natur = uno
er blieb Sieger! =
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

@eriteinerungen, bererf Der @ber.
CLAUDE nodiagt, OaB iie ben 8lib
an8ieber tru, in Die Suit ~getuorfen.
iogar oen 9onner neranlaiien! SSn
8irfli6feit baben mir es bier nit
oen uteberreiten bon @elemniten au
tir, elmer. Sierform, Die ben 8orlalt-
fer unierer belttigen Sintenfiihe
bartlett. Neben oieien @ei9opfen
b~eberberete ous Sura-Weeer, Oelien
@eItooe nit Yanoaneen nno Btero-
pbpaum geidmiidt paren, cine
gar5e @n5obI rieienbafter 8etpob-
ner, 10 ben S6tbpoiaurits unO 8le.
iiolaurus, Die in ibrem @ait Elm @e,
mild bon Slid uno &rofooil Oaritel-
len.
Sen tpi6tigiten Sorti6ritt in oie-
fer @po6e biloet oas erite Iuftreten
bogeldbnIiber Giere, Der Sluglait-
rier, zines Mitteloings 5miiben
&eptil uno 8ogel, gu oenen als Elm
tpi6tiger 8ertreter Der Ytero0actD-
log ipectobilis gebort.
Sierneben aber traten nlt9 i9on
e9te @armbliiter auf, tpie 8. g. Der
@rdaopterpr, Der nurbogel", bon
Dem ii9 cine berporrageno f9one
@eriteinernng I'M 8erliner @eologi-
iGer Nfltleum befinoet.
Mit &iefeni9ritten entpidelt ii9
Nun Gier- uno 8flan5enpelt ueiter,
mir treten in Die &reioeformation
Elm, IN Der bet Sdtbioiaurus uno
feline 8ermanoten aus terber, nm
Sem Sg1onooon lno benz Megalo.
tbcrilm (&ieienfaultier) @laB gu
MAIDEN.
0os lebtere, 6os melt GROCER mar
ais elm SluBpfer6, mllB ben porban-
oeten leberrelten na6 81 i6lieBen,
Elm ltrbilo Der SdBlidfeit uno
Hlumpbeit getpeien fem! -
9as Sguanooon, 0as cine S0be
BON "a Metern erreidte, bate
mGdtige SiuterfiiBe, auf 0enen es
gi1g, obne Die 8oroerfitBe 81 benitt-
gen, inoem es iid auf ieinen lan9en
uno itarfen Sdnon5 itiiste.
Sn Der &reioe5eit erblifen mir bic
erIten 2aubb1nme i'm 8erein nit
8olmen, Die fir bic 8flonaenipelt
BEN abidluB oes m~eio5oniiden 3eit.
! alters beoeuteten, 6os nunmebr Dem
fano5oii6en, Ser
Nenseit Der @rbe
tpeidt.
8elf' eiuen unermeBliden Sort.
i6ritt bot Die gntdidelllng oes or
ganii6en 2ebcns bon ieinem eriter
@l,ftreten, Der 3cne, Bis bierber ae'
madt! 8elGe unausoenfbaren 3eit'
rdume paren n0tig, i'm gu reifen
aber unaufbaltiam, %unerbittlid)
ifopferiid uno 5eritoreno, orangt'
! Die Natur portp1rts = Bis iie oas
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

orrd Satrier ooer g6ien, Slide
un6 Mui6cln pertreten lit.
Son GROCER 9cocutulg itno ole
in oieIer 9eriooe cntitonoenen @r5-
lagerItGtten; ib erinnere MIR an ole
weitousgeoebnten &itpferi6iefertlose,
oltf oellen Der piAtige Nfansfeloer
@ergbou berrtbt; OeS Deiteren ftll'
ben iid @lei-, Nidel-, Sobalt.@r5e,
nidt at bcrgeiien Die Steinial3lo9er,
eie ii6 aus ben Mecren Der 3ed)'
iteinformotion nieOergeidlogcn ia
ben.
Wtit Scr 0pas i6lieBt Oie &eibe
ser poIdo0oiiden 6ormation nto
oantit oas 9lltertum Der @roe -
uno in einem ftraen &iidblid moaen
mir uns no6mals ben 6orti9ritt
REORGANIZATION, Oen OaS organic
Ide 2eben bis bierber 3u perdei9nen
bat:
Nod6em @eidtiere rno Sange
aIs oeIien erite @ioniere eri6ieten
iino, foIgen Slide unb bober ite.
benoe &rebIe uno Mli6eln; Die
Sloro enttpideIt iif olif benz 2anoe
uno bereitet oen @eg fir Ole Iuft-
otmenoen 3iere, ipelde in ben
6roi6iouriern lire erite 8ertreter
finoen. Nod uro na6 itirbt Oieie
GiertpeIt aus, Inn Der bober organi-
iierten Ser nGditen @pode Plab gu
MAIDEN, tpie iid) 6enn 6urb Die gan5e
neutrality-suspicious. nie Elm roter
Saoen oos @eiet 5iebt: n9as mini
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

Stellen auf mo ibnen Die 2ebenSbe-
oingunger, Oeren iie beourften, in
ridtiger @eiie geboten iparen.
0ieie acknowledgement iino ouf
oos eneite nerfniipft nit Dem &lima,
oos an Ben periGieoenen 8unften
berridte, 5. f., es miro ii6 in elmer
falten @egen0 oas organiid)e 2eben
anoers geltalten, als es in einem
tpormen ooer beiBen &lima Der SAL
iein piiroe = un0 bicrmit fommen
mir al elmer 1eltet uno interelianten
8eranoerung, pelde in ben 8erbdlt-
nihen Der @roe tpdbreno oes tertiG-
rem 3eitalters Dor ii9 ging: SD
meme Die oumGbli1e gntpifllng
uno Seraitsbiloung unierer &linta-
5onen.
8isber tparen namlid bic 8itte-
rlingsperbaltniiie nuf Dem gan5erl
grobau iebr gleidmdbig, nno atpar
mar oas &linta elm tropiides, .. +.
elm feudtmormes. 8ennglei6 nun
i6on I'M Sura uno mebr nod in Der
&reioe iiG Anoeutungen finbcn, oaE
cine S6eioung in falte uno tparme
Stride ii9 porbereitete, 10 miro bod
erft int Serti1r uno oen ibm folgen-
ben Sormationen oieie Srenmung 5il
elmer oeutli6 ausgeprdgten.
Oie boben tropiiden @epadie.
mel6e bisber glcidm1Big ben boben
Noroen pie Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
geidmiidt batten, aieben iid mad,
uno na6 gang oitf Die lesteren gu.
rid, uto ebenio dnoert ii6 au6 Ole
geograpbiide @erteilling Der Eier'
melt.
Wit oieien gorgdngen ftebt gum
Seil in @erbinoung oas IusIterben
zines groBen Eeiles Der alteren
Siertpelt, nGbreno anoere Eiergat-
tungen nun aber in groBerer Menge
als bisber auftreten - Dor ALIEN
interelliert Die @ntmidlung Der bos
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