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Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
De RESTA LEADING IN
SANTA MONICA RACE

Resta took the lead away from Ait
ken in the fourteenth lap by splen-
did driving. The daring British driv-
Ell brought a thunder of applause all
along the route. His fast and superb
driving resulted in his mastery at
this stage. He is driving careful
race, but taking curves amazingly
sfarp.
Earl Cooper in Stutz rapidly be-
came hero in the race by pluckily
sticking to the third position. He is
apparently the only western driver
showing real class against the speedy
Fasteners. Aitken folloewd Resta
close. Two famous French Peugeots
went in a roar past the stands again,
both apparently keeping the same
&C Urage.
Johnny Aitken, driving Peugeot,
led the field at the completion of the
first lap. Wild, driving Hudson,
burst into Piles and was delayed five
minutes. At the end of the fifth
lap Johnny Aitken, in cool and cal
culated race, led the field at an aver
age of S5 miles per hour. Cooper was
second in Stutz; Ruckstal, in a Mer-
Ger, third; Fourst, in Jackson,
fourth.
The Candy Special driven by
Brive, was forced out by a burned
clutch in the third lap. In the sew
enth lap Resta set the stands cheering
when he jumped into second place
Rickenbacker, one Of the favorites,
sheared his transmission gears in his
Duesenberg in the sixth lap of the
race. Aitken is leading at the tenth
lap. Daria Resta in Peugeot is
fifteen seconds behind Aitkin.
Race Course, Santa Monica, Nov,
t6.-Twenty-o cars shot ava yat
teL-second intervals at noon in the
eleventh annual Vanderbilt cup race.
Weather conditions are ideal, bright
sun with a cool breeze from the
ocean suggesting speed that will prove
record breaker. Moosie in Dues
cnberg and Jackson in a Marmon
: were sent away first with field
tunched close behind, Cooper in a
Stutz and Thomas in a Mercer being
tie second pair.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
COMMISSION MAI BE
APPOINTED TO FIX
APPRAISAL VALUES

benefit to banks, prospective purchas-
ers and officials of the state. By so
acting l believe that it would make
il impossible for some buyer to pur-
chase land at three or four times
it's actual value.
"Values of property should not be
made alone on the productivity or
sales value, because they are other
vital elements entering into the prop
osition.
cat the present time there is no
record of how assessments were made.
The assessor is unable to show the tax
payer just how the assessment was
computed With the survey informa-
tion in the assessors office the land
owner could be shown each unit for
itself.
81 also am Of the opinion that no
STATE, county or district should levy
more than 5 per cent increase over
the previous years assessment. 1t has
also been suggested that assessments
be made on January l, which would
extend the time for tax paving.
at appeals to me that the state
motor vehicle department could han
die the auto, as it comes under per-
sonal property assessment. | am in
formed that on March l there were
approximately 10000 automobiles
re gistered in the state and on that
d. te only 127 900 had paid tax under
ne personal property head. If the
ts X on automobiles was paid when the
license tax was paid there would be
very little opportunity to evade this
payment.
"The record of consideration in
realty transfers should be a matter
of public record. This is public
matter and would aid materially IN
arriving at an equitable assessment.
zone office where all taxes may
',e paid is another thought in my
m?nd. One collector for all taxes, and
| believe there would be much time
and money saved. Also, the taXpay-
CT should have proper notification of
t. xes due. The collection Of tax
penalty should be contingent upon no.
t;fication of owner
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
EARLIER PLANTING
URGED BY DOUGLAS

Frosts may come and frosts may
go, but A. M. Douglas, for six years
field man for cotton industries in
Imperial Valley, believes that grow
ers in this section must learn to
plant their cotton earlier. His bat
tie cry maintains that cotton cannot
be grown in Imperial Valley in the
winter months and he hopes for the
time to come when seeding will be
dcne as early as January and Febru-
a,y, and not in June and July as has
been the custom of many.
Mr.. Douglas is an authority on cot
ten and prior to this year managed
tc visit the entire acreage of the
Valley. His annual inspection of
crops has taught him, he says, to
lelieve that September about con-
clrdes the growing period and that
i is fallacy to hope for growth in
winter months.
Mr.. Douglas does not believe that
very much damage resulted from re-
cent frostS.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Submarine in Pacific.
(By United Press.)

Seattle, Nov. 16.-A warning has
been issued by the Canadian govern
ment that a German submarine is
operating off the Pacific coast. Word
reached Seattle with the arrival OF
the japanese liner Inaba Maru, which
changed her course and extinguished
al lights after receiving the wireless
warning. She proceeded to the Ore
gon coast and then steered north to
Victoria within the three-mile limit.
K. Mizutani, director of the Yumato
Steamship Company, said the Ger
man submarine might have been
shipped to the Pacific in parts and
assembled On some secluded island
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
ALLEGED INSANE
INMATE Of JAIL
GASHES THROAT.
TUESDAY EVENING

Henry G. Franklin, an inmate of
the county jail, and charged with in
sanity, gashed his throat about
O'Clock last night with safety razor
blade, but the wounds were not suf-
ficient to even approach suicide.
Yesterday relatives of Franklin Wis
tied him at the jail and it is believed
that his wife had permitted him the
Use of safety razor, which is against
jail regulations, and that he failed to
return one of the blades.
Franklin was soon discovered and
removed to the St. Thomas hospital,
where his self-inflcted injuries were
dressed.
The unfortunate man has been a
resident of CaleXico for four years, be-
ing 35 years old and carpenter by
trade. He was brought to the county
Jail on November by Deputy William
S ancel.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16

In outlining the work, Of the state
tax commission, Clyde L. Seavey, it
chairman, gave the delegates to the
assessors convention here some init
n!ation of what is proposed along tax
iincs at the next session Of the leg
i'2ture.
From Mr.. Seavey's remarks it is
evident that state board will likely
nc provided and that some Of the du-
ties will be to establish d uniform
survey of lands, particularly property
tying outside of the cities; TO perfect
urification OF collection, proper mott
f;tation of taxes due, supervision Of
auto taxation, consolidation of coun-
ty and city assessments, and provide
permanent record of assessments.
Mr.. Seavcy prefaced his talk with
the explanation that the state tax
commission had nothing at this time
to recommend, but that it would be
possible to ascertain just how the
commission thought about some mat
ters.
Cone of the most important and
immediate necessities is the matter
Of a proper basis for property as
>essment. By reason of the fact that
more money has been spent in cities
than outside in establishing values,
the commission has taken up the land
and will make extensive surveys for
tie purpose of gathering all physical
data to be used in fixing vaules.
"This survey will include the to-
! fopraphy water, soil, climatic condi-
tions, proximity to markets, highways,
rights of way, transportation facili-
ties and all other information that
might be Of use in establishing val
ues. This matter will be in the office
of the assessor and viii back up that
official in his assessments.
"Duplicate assessments are now
costing the state $250,00O annually, and
l believe that within a few years that
the saving Of this sum would pro-
vide this survey, and then the asses
sors would have a permanent record
to guide them in the future,
This survey should be made ire
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
MONAST|R ABOUT
IN ALLIES HANDS
AFTER TERRIFIC
BAT TIE SERIES
(By United Press.

London, Nov. 16.-Monastir is al
rrost within reach Of General Sarrail
and his indomitable Franco-Serbian
forces after one of the most astonish-
ing advances of the great war
Eattling against SHOWS, rain and
ever great natural mountain fort
resses, the Allies have now reached
tre plain of Monastir.
Today's official communique from
Paris, and partially confirmed by
Eorlin statement, indicated that they
swept the Teutonic- Bulgarian line a
great distance, to within four miles
of Monastir on the western front.
The Allies are sustaining again the
salGe German determined counter at
t1cks that made this battle-ground
cnaos of fire.
l.. a new assault during the night
the French succeeded in dislodging the
G:cman forces which had taken part
Ioi the village of Pressoire The weight
Of the German counter attack is indi-
Icated in the French communique de-
claring the Teutonics threw the solid
weight of three full divisions, approx
i ately 10000 men, against the French
iires.
King George has telegraphed Gen
ersl Haig congratulating him on the
great success his troops have achieved
in the past three days.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Gocernment Fights Back.
(By United Press.)

Washington, Nov, 16.-That the ad-
rl;nistration is ready to start an ag-
gre. sive fight on behalf of the Adam
son law, now the object of concert
ed attack by most of the big rail
rcaus, is the belief expressed by high
officials.
Efforts to enioin the operation OF
the law will fail If the railroads tie
up the enforcement of the Adamsor
law the workers are expected to strike
1t is the view of some of the pres
ident's advisers that the courts woulc
i Id the railroads responsible for IN
tel ference with interstate commerce
an6 would compel them to abide by
the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Sweet Gets Old job.
(Bv United PreSS.)

by United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 16.-President
Wilson has nominated Edward F.
Sweet, recently Democratic candidate
for governor in Michigan, to be an
assistant secretary of commerce
Sweet resigned the position before
entering the Michigan race.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16

flected expenditures that if there we're
TO expenditures there would be no
reed Of public revenue and, therefore,
no taxation. A tax system should aim
to place a proportionate burden upon
property owners. IL was just as inn
portant to see that no class or classes
&c property were taxed unduly as IL
was to see the exenditures, general
J., were kept within reasonable linn
its.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Minneapolis Recount.
(By United Press.)

st. Paul, Nov. 16With Hughes
leading by 2S9 votes from all but
three precincts, the official recount
of Hennepin county, began. This coun-
ty, of which Minneapolis is the coun-
ty seat, polls the largest vote in the
state.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Taxa Is Taken.
(Bv United Press.)

Berlin, Nov. 16.The Germans have
stormed Taxa, the eastern portion of
the village of Saellisal, and captured
( from the French.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Socialists Losing.
(By United Press }

Chicago, Nov. 16.-"Slightly below
1912 vote" is as definite at Adolph
Garner, national secretary Of the So
cialist party, would estimate his par
tvs vote here. Debs polled $4,000 in
1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16

The San Bernardino County Fruit
Exchange will move to Rialto from
San Bernardino, where its headquar
ters have been located for Is years.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16

spective of county boundaries and be
subject to some central control. This
plan is needed to bring ebout equal
iZation Of values and to avoid dupli-
cation of appraisements. This sys-
tenn of appraisal would be Of great
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
Russians Advancing.
(Bv United Press)

Petrograd, Nov. 16.-The Russian
fcrces have advanced into Transyl-
vania, capturing the heights of Told
vech
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
CONVENTION IS IN
FULL SWING TODAY

Tie second day of the fifteenth an
rual convention of the State Assessors
Association began at the Barbara
Worth hotel this morning at 10 o'clock.
Clyde L. Seavey, chairman of the
State Tax Commission, was the first
81 eaker.
Mr.. Seavey's address appears in an
Cher column, being followed by the
reading of papers by E. A. De Camp
OF Los Angeles.
Taking as his subject Revenue and
Taxation" John S. Chambers, state
controller, gave an interesting talk
on government expenditures as they
apply to receipts from taxation.
The following will be the program
for tomorrow:
Program.
Fifteenth annual convention State
Assessors Associations:
Friday, Nov. 17-Paper on vaua-
tions, E. w. Hopkins, assessor Los
angeles county; address, Clarence f.
arvis, assessor Amador county; adj
dress, Ed j. Kay, assessor Socramen-
to county; paper, "Combination Of
Assessment DISTRICTS G. P. Cum
lning, assessor Fresno county; ad-
dress, E. G.. Gilbert, assessor San
Pernardino county; address, "Valua-
tons and Equalizations," NJ. NJ. Moul-
Ton, assessor San Diego county.
2 D. m.-Election of officers; ap-
Tointment of committees; selection of
place for holding sixteenth annual
convention
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-16
COTTON MARKET

The following quotations are from
the Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
4on Growers Association:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-05

Fifteen rccrnlia arrived pf CHmF
scuny yesterday from tsu ANfpHlH.
Ncsea wsrr ssaiausd ~ aiiffart nu
panipe 10 the second ftFimfuf Hnn
The others a. fhf Third Tptat TNp
we're chiefly ffom cities iF aoaiHtt.
crn Texas
KID I.onla champion ffnihrFaaiFHf
boxsr ~ ihs Third Tetas rranfni {.
tcry anxious o. take nH "a Natf le
tween Ia3 Dad li1 pounds 1nf Aff0if
sauts challenge in mfei fNinef DOB
aa frtife rfisHaa f4f HHl hlN
Louis h 4 msmher ~ rpmin . fnm
PORT Arthur iis has afErf iaDn CO..
taitfis dsfraffd anifl rN
TO w. pr0nd ~ iif piss nran Hhi
coins urenuoas trinne 900 r
the pink vi condition and iH
take 90 sIl cnutre HifHIn Ihf l rIIu.
"a weight Armuefmenfs gF nN.
made whereby be- xll Hsa aHfIrr fhH
gulf rnatf disposition tHH nfti IHu
4 this month
4 cordial Invitation y cIf GOOD m
she soldiers at Csmp nrn t
tcad an snutislNmsai tHNIHNf
aisen nt CO., - Nar hHN .0
ruiaia 10 ~ naf n rDf
aid nfesfam haa boon affHHH .Hn.
sisrng ~ soios hofh rH anl mffa
uenini lhe Uua. ~ NHfl niaHIf
~ elahi pcinch
a afFc shipment ~ eit na
stoves Vus f+feIei H fhr HnFtf
tsl.a4gs ttf5 4a...r .s fHa8.. I.. .f.. ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Slmalaiiuat t1tlemat maistamaan iaf.
ialaistem meriiotilasten mmrban.

Berlin. = Sallitus OH antanltt
lpaltiopGipille malfean firian, iofa
fGiittelee n. +. 8orulonsin jltttllu.
8aralong oil brittilGinen patrulli-
meme, jonfa miebiston jdienten il.
moitettiin itrmanneen erGGn upote-
tun lafialaiIen peoenalaiien miebis-
ton. @alfea firja iiiGltGG joifon
tapabtllmoa fosfelpia lpiralIilia iaf-
ialaiiia ia brittildiiiG aiiapapereita
ia iiinG lanlutaan ettG Safia on foet.
tanut tebod faiftenia iutun ioipitta-
miiesia ia eboottanut aiian alista-
mista puolueettoman fontitean rot
faista,pnfii. 8rittilainen ballitus on
filitenfin iubtartliniit aiiaan taipalla,
jofa tefee faiffi liidneuipottelut
maboottomifii ioten Safian ballitus
on p6Gttanpt rpbtpd uastatoimenpi-
teiiiin ia mristuttaa aeppelineilldan
brittil1iiille 8arralongin (. miesten
iliInaa menettelpd iafialaiiia meri.
iotiIaita> >fobtaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
6o9ebie kaMMtiit $uottia-
Iai$ille aane$tajilIe

gtiinfiiin faiffi tieodmme, ettG plei-
Jet ninitpsnaalit on 80 p. elofuuta
8oiii fl1itenfin oIla ioitafin GGnes.
tdiiG, jotfa eiip1t pioG tGtG maalia
Min tGrfeGn6, fun pleistG maalia, TO-
ia tliIee ieitiemGs paipG marrasf.
Wiiitta tGm6 nimitpspaali .mones-
ia iubteesia palioa tGrfeGmpi ainafin
tdlla fertaa ippst1, fun eli tlile nl,uta
fun fafii pnolnetta faiintin tifetisI1
MIN. &epnblifaani ia bemofraa6it.
sos oemofraabit iaaipat omat fofe-
laania fiimmellefin tifetille, min fiji.
Ioin ei moi miriita fun beitG GGnes.
tGd. SGllG fertao fun on irlantilaiIet
panneet miebeniG ainoastaan iuoma-
laiiia fofelaita pnstaan ia be faiffi
tefepdt tpotd niitten bpmGfii, foit-
faa iaaoa omat miebeniG iuomaIais.
ten tiIalIe. Seniplspfii nteilId iuoma-
latina on tpelmolliiuus ottaa tGmG
onafii aiiaffemme, ettG mtenemme itie
ia pnbumme naapurillefin, ett1 ban.
fin meniii ddnestdmGGn nimitps-maa-
lisia elof. 20 p. ettd iuomalaiiet fofe-
laat iaaipat uinafin faiftien luoma-
laisten adnet. Snban ie bppG mo.
nellie iaomaIaiielle, iofa on beiffo
maanfielestd ia on aiiaa fauntin ipi.
rastoon, tietad iielldi oIeuan iuoma-
laiien iota moi fdpttd6 ti,Iffina. sc
-mpos fobottaa mei6Gn maihettamme
ettd olemme pfiimieliiia politiifasIa.
Scum iuomalaiietp etpfiimieliies ottapat
oiaa paaleibin @ogebic fauntisio
ddnestdmdlla ontia fanialaiiiaan,
min iiIloin on pafosta n1iiuntieIisten
otettaipa fuomalaiiet buomtioon. Siis
faiffi pfiimieIilesti bommaan ettG
iaaoaan faniaIaiiet fofeIaafii ia fit.
ten ,pirfaan marrasfiiun tpaalisia.
Suontalainen adnestdiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

Gan Mntonio. = &enroali Sreo-
ricf Srnston, iofo fomentaa ameri-
faIaisten iouffoien eteldiiintd oiaa,
on iaanut tiebonantoje, ioisia nab.
mistetaan bubuien Interpretations,
ettG gbibuabaan paltiosia on alema
pafaipa, ettG ipiimeisten paipien fii-
Iuesia on iielI1 tapabtiinut uieita lei.
p1fapinoita.
N1isiG tieoonannoisia tpafuitte.
taan tooefii ntposfin ie, etta fenraali
Sne5 Sala5er, tiinnettu fapinaniob-
taja, on telotettu. &enraaIi Socinto
Sreipinon iImotetaan foettapan es.
tGG epGi6riestpffi6 leipenemGstG.
San Mntonio. = @rGdn Garran.
5an orneiiaan fliiiluwon litutnantin
ampuiipat fnoIiaafii anterifolaiiet
iotilospartijat OubIanin iiirtofun-
men lGbellG folme pdiipdG iitten, II.
motetoan fenroali Yersbingin Suns
tonille lGbettGmdsiG iGbfoianomasia.
&enraoIi Yersbing ilmottao, ettd
mericoloinen npieeri oil onlpunut
erGstG Wierico ytortbpestern.raiita.
tien paiboenliest1 fobti. Bartija oil
fdsfenpt bdnen ppidbtpd. llpieeri oil
f6Gntpnpt ia ampunut amerifalaista
partijaa fobti, iofa oil iilloin anlpii.
nut bGnet fiiolioafii. SGntd ei aie.
tettu ipptteeieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

Gan Srancisco. - Houleipa ou-
rinfo fliltaii enlim1ilillG iGteillGGn
etof. IL p. aamulla ct. Srenciiin
.iairaalan iffiinoita. Wtuuan nainen
istui erdGn iffiinon GaresiG, ionfo
alnstofimen nlforeunalla pieni lin
tunen ipiierteli terpebbptiiGGn pGi-
pGttGrille.
ga onfo tGmG iitten pGiipG9"
mirffoi nainen. "Sa onto tuo tuosia
lintii. ga oipatfo nuo fuffia. Syuuri
iellaiiefii oIen niitG lnelmisiani flt-
tpitelIutfin."
"Smat," mastaii iairaanboitaiar.
Sand on pGiipG, tlo on lintnf ia nuo
otpat fuffia."
gainen oil mrs. Marp Sarren,
iofa emf ferran elGmGsiGGn nGfi
paipGnpaGon. SGn oil oIIut iofeano
62 tpuotta. @ntinen bennerilGinen
ldGfGri Maron Green oil toimittanut
leiffailfien,, jofa toi ipalom pimep.
teeen.
WerS. SarrelIin "a tpno6en ifGiner
poifa fdtpi ditinid Itiona iairaaIasia
Hoifaania Ell aiti tlintenut. SGn eff.
tettiin tpan6ufieIIe fairaalan lGGfG.
rinG. Weutta fobta fun ban fiiuli
poifnnia 1Gnen, rienii Giti bGrtG ip.
leilemGGn. SilmGniG eiipGt tlinteneei
elGmdniG torfotusta, ntuttd forpanio
olitpat pettamdttomdt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Yaperin binta bbG foboaa.

Baltimore, Mb., = Oleismante.
reelliien firialtaiain union preiioeitt-
ii @arsoen Scott ianoo raportisiaan
ipuoiifofoifielle, ettG "iotafin oIeeIli-
iempaa on tebtGipG fiiin pintapuoIi.
iesti tiitfia malfoien paperin binnan
nouila.
"Sollei poperin bintaa ioooo pp.
ipn11dn albaiiena", ianoi ban min
tiilee jnlfaiiuien liifi ipGbenentGGn,
jofa toos puolestaon laottaa tiibonlia
firiapainoalalIa tposfenteleipiG ben.
filoitG tpott1m1fii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

@nsbington. - @lof. 16 b. bp-
ipafipi fongresiin alabupne melfein
iellaiienaan len iotalaiipastolafieb-
6otiifien. ionfa ienaatti aifaiienniin
bpipGfipi ia iofa ioutli alabuoneen ia
ienaatin ebustajain fnferenSiisia illl-
oelleen barfittapafii gllabuoneen
ebustaiain enemmisto ipastusti lafi-
eiitpstG fonfereniisia, mltta liitG
blolimatta alabuone fen bpludipi 2S3
dGnell1 81 lpostaan ia ieitiemGn
foneresiimieben fieltGptpesiG otta.
masto oiaa GGnestpfieeen, paiffa oli-
ipot iaaplriuilla.
8astaan GGnestGneistG oil 35 De-
mofroattia,, 15 republifaania ia pfii
ioiialisti.
Eaten tiili Ills fOngreSliSIa lopul-
Iiiesti bppGfiptpfii lailpojen rafenta-
mis-obielma ia nriebiston lilGDs.
Saiipoja tullaan rafentamaan 157
tiilepon folmen ipuooen aifana, ,niistG
m. m. neli1 taisteluristeilijGG ia nell
ia taistelulaiipaa muooen 1917 aifo-
no. Senaatin ia aIabuoneen nell-
ipottelijat tpield fesfusteleipat mllii-
tanlista Iaipatelafoioen foriaufiiin
iaanuibin pienempiin tarpeiiiin liio-
tputetto,pista iparoista. Sept bptpGf-
ipttp obielma fGiitt6G 10 $661 ,41S,-
900 rabalnoipliti,fien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Snomalainen tebmDt itiemnrbam.

Wartinsburg, @. 8a., elot. 13 =
@nbreip Wattion niminen mics tefi
taGllG itiemurban iunnuntai.iltana
flo s ilIalla, aiettaen 6pnamiittipa-
nofien pGanid alle ia iptpttGen ie ntii.
Ieen, ioten ie Iaiifeii repien bGnen
pGGnid aiipan m1iGfii, ett6 Ell tpoirtrt
tltntea muusta fuin paatteista.
Mattion oil tposi6 8lairtonin titpt.
mnrtintoIla ia fabti iteltd elofuun 1
p. ilmoittamatta ntitG1n I1bo1tos.
tadn, ioten bantd ei iittemmin nGbtp
ennen fuin iltnniintaina, iolloin ban
tefi birpeGn teon. WationiIIa pitGifi
olla meli Minneiotosia farmarina
Sibbingin Idbeiippoesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
81 mitaGn tietpa 0entseblanbista.

8erlin.- 2uotettaipalta tabolta
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tio ilmoitti olepania tdp6elliiesti
tietamdtoin onnettomuuoen ipitstG.
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