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MTCDFtiRD MATTi .TRTBUNTMEDFOUD, OR MONT. rOXDAV, ITOUV U fi, 11)12.,
Medfoiid Mail Tribune
fc -r- i3i , ,
AN INDKPICNnfcNT NKWRPAW?n
rUIIMHMKU JCVKIIY A1TKUNO0N
KXOKPT fil'NDAV. HY TI1U
MlSliKOKO I'ltlNTINO CO.
Tlio Domoprntte Tlroon, Tim MeOrord
Mull, Tlio Mcd'ant Trllnine, Tho Houlh
era OroRotiian, Tim Anhlnnd Tribune
Offloo Mftll Tribune Hulklltur. 2S-37-S9
North lilr street; phone, Main 3031;
Home VS.
arcomiH PUTNAM, IMIlor nnJ Manner
Ktl
.l'nttryj as sccond-dnsa matter nt
Wpdronl. Oregon, under tho act of
Mnrcll 8, 1879.
Official ranor of tlio City of Medford.
Official Taper of Jackson County.
BtrnBonnvrioM xiates.
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wnu tuvrnui, lt- mull ........
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Medford. Jacksonville sad Csu-
trnl Point r.0
Rntunlay only, by mail, per year.. 8 00
Wcol.ly, per year ISO
BCTontt cincnr.ATiow.
Ually iivorano for eleven months end
ing Movcmoor au. isn, s.si.
XnU Seated "Wlrtv TTnltta
Dispatches.
Frets
Tho Mull Tribune ta on palp nt tho
Ferry News Stand, San lYanolfco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland
Hownian Nwa Co.. Portland. Ore.
W O. Whitney, Seattle. 'Wash.
lvrcsrouD, onnaoK.
Metropolis of Southern Orejron and
Northern California, end tho fastcst
Broxvlnc city In Orotron.
Ponulatlon IT. S. census 1910 SStO:
oatlmated. 101110.000.
five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed. qlvlnj; flnesr
nunpiy puro mountain water, ana 17.3
miles or streets paved
Postofflco receipts for year endlnc
November 30, 1911, show lncreaso of 19
per dent.
Banner fruit city In Orejcon Ttomie
Itlver Rpltscnberp apples won aweep-
buikcs pnzo nnu uuo or
"Arplo Xlnjr of th World"
nt tho National Anple. Show, Spokane,
1909, and a car of Newtowna won
Tint Prix In 1910
at Canadian International Applo Show,
Vancouver,. It. C,.
rirat Prlss In 1911
at Spokane National Applo Show won
by carload of Ncwtowns.
Itojruo Itlver pears brought hlshest
price In nil markets of the world dur
Inc tho past six voars.
"Write. Commercial Club, lncloxlnc 6
cents for postage for tho finest comrau
attr pamphlet ever published.
I
COMMUNICATION.
Our Public Schools.
To llic Editer: Your editorial on
tho subject of tho public school sys-
tern voices just what I have oUoa
thought, and 1 Immediately figured
out tho appalling low percentage of
competence shown by the roault of
the recent examination.
It must havo been a slip that let
this information get to Uia public,
lor those In chargo of public affairs
usually lot only tho good things come
to light, or glvo time Tor matters to
get righted before mentioning thorn,
ns thoy propose to warn public offi
cials that "somo time soon wo are
going to oxnmlne your records hot
tor get them In shape to look good al
that tiiuo," ilistoad of dropping In on
them unawares, lihe the bank exam
iners do the banks.
This alarming condition In the pub
lic instruction system is largely tho
fault of the parents Utentwlvw who
siro so wrapped up in the busy whirl
of twontioth, century commercialism
on the paternal side, and with tho
togs of Idle minds of society ambi
tions on tho maternal side and the
growing desire for continuous per
gonal and selfish amusoment of botlu
that thoy simply turn Uia school
youngstor over to the "school systam"
body and soul to havo bis educational
'.mil moral welfare looked after by
"hired educators," a small percentage
of whom are ronlfy "cut out'J to train
children In the way they should go,
or have ronl personal interest. Hut,
on tho other band, as the editor says,
many of tho touchers are young,
giddy girls, working only .to
got mouoy to buy powder and
paint and loud clothos and catch a
beau, while tho really competeat
ones, who havo spent the better iwtrt
of their lives and become experts In
tills work of education must submit
to an undignified so-called examina
tion to hold their Jobs, so they quit
rather lliati bo humiliated by auoh an
unreasonable procedure.
Not many parents but that wish
thousands of tlmoa thoy liad been
educated In their youth, and It is a
mighty serious matter to think that
a young porson a whole future existence-
doponda upon bU early train
ing. Yet when u teacher tries to
correct and leud a bellgerant youth
who 1ms not bad proper homo train
ing the payouts think that taaehor Ih
a tyrant, and a big row Is raisod and
tho toaciiur oustod and that Is wlioro
tho teacher is up against it and is
lirono to refrulu from doing the ac
tual duty,
An nrticlo by an wiBtorn governor
lu a recent issuo of tho Trlbuno cov
ers tho iioeoHBlty, It Is more of tho
good old three It's, "rending, 'citing
mm 'rlthmetlc, that is nouded in
stead of cooking bees, football, gleo
club, ttnd frat nonsense,
VM. H. SKAHLE.
THREE ITALIAN TRANSPORTS
FOUNDER OFF COAST
WINPON, i-Vb. IS, Cvniiliuiiliioplo
i1ibiiit('Uvff received horo today ilo
clate llml tlnuo Italian trmiMpuilH
foundered off Susn, Tohrukn and
Tnnrmlnn. Xo fatalities are mon
Jliiiiiril Tin4 n'iorl. are uiuoiiUmicd.
IlasUlas for lioaJtb. . At J,
fe,w..r,..ifc.i, ic. m arittyjBaJafffl8SKSjgy
INEFFICIENCY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ALL of ilir counties or Oregon made n miserable show
ing in the recent eighth grade examinations just
concluded. Klamath county is the latest to report. .Hut
three out of sixteen scholars passed.
All over the state the three It's have been the stumbling
blocks. Hut Tew or the pupils have passed the spelling
examination, which included the following werds: Ac
companied, actually, adherent, alacrity, anxiously, artifi
cial, aurora, autumnal, counsellor, crystalline, delicious,
dragoon, economy, enamored, endeavor, equipped, mocca
sin, paralvsis, prejudice, respiration, ruddiness, rescuing,
scythe.
Among numerous replies that, The "Mail Tribune's
criticism of public school results has called fprth is the
following from a .Jacksonville school teacher, in which the
blame is laid upon the home training of the scholar and
the lack of proper (raining in the teacher, inefficiency
alike in homes and schoels:
"First. .Ineffieiencv in the home. The school, like
church and state, depends for its highest success upon the
efficiency of the home in the training of children. Schools
cannot supply the lack in the home, but can supplement
the home's persistent effort to produce earnest, honest,
industrious, law-abiding men and women. It is during
those earlv vears, before the child goes to school, that the
sure foundation for uprightness of character must be laid.
The child nnisl be trained from infancy to regard the
rights of others, to be truthful, obedient and to form hab
its of industry. If this foundation has been wisely laid
the teacher can help continue the building of a good char
acter. "If the child has begun to form industrious habits, the
school is an excellent place to foster the growth of those
habits. If the child's training in neatness and accuracy
has had its beginning in the performance of home duties,
or even in supervised play, the school will surely further
this training. Isn't it 'a lamentable comment on home
training that girls, from well-to-do homes, and who have
mothers, should have to learn to cook and sew at public
expense? In our slum districts, or among ignorant for
eigners this work may be a legitimate part of school train
ing, but what are homes and mothers for if not to train
girls in home arts?
"Secdnd. InclTi6ichcy in the schools. And let me re
mind the citizens of .Oregon, you are responsible j'or the
shameful fact that your teachers are not trained for their
profession.
"Do you realize the importance of professional training
for teachers ? The man who treats your child's ailing body
must have had veal's of professional training to learn the
Workings of that wonderful mechanism your child's
both'. Yet you allow the untrained teacher to practice oil
v'our child's mind, utterlv disregarding the fact that there
is a science of the mind as well as a science of the body.
"The majority of your teachers have never received
any instruction in this science excepting the three or four
lectures of each teachers' association. They do not know
the stages of development of tho child-mind nor the sub
ject matter suitable to be taught in each stage. I he ph's
ieian must be familiar with the processes of assimilation
before he can plan the food tlntt will build up the child
body; and truly the teacher should learn the processes by
which the child mind acquires knowledge in order to pre
sent properly the subject to be taught.
"Let Oregon's citizenship equip good normal schools
easily accessible to all parts of the state, then require pro
fessional training of all teachers. Or reward profession
ally equipped teachers by increased salaries and see how
quickly other tcachei's will learn how fo teach."
Lut what would bccouio of our present, "inbred" sys
tem and how many of our tcachei's would be minus an
occupation if these coinmoii sense rules applied?
GOOD ROADS WEEK.
THIS week has been set aside by Governor "West for
the consideration of the good roads bills being circu
lated bv the State Good Roads association for submission
to the people at the general election in November.
There are eight of the measures. They were drafted
by the state-wide committee appointed by Governor West.
Association and committee members believe the eight bills
provide the most complete system of highway legislation
ever provided for any state.
The bills contemplate a total appropriation of approxi
mately $22,000,000, including
bond issue proposed tor the state, the appropriations the
counties may make under the county bonding act, and the
maintenance of the proposed state highway department.
The eight bills contemplate tlie establishing of a state
highway department and the employing of a highway com cem com
misseoner: the creating of a state highway fund from
vehicle taxes, specifying procedure in regard to state-aided
highways; creating a state bond issue of $20',000,000 dis
tributed over JO years at the rate of $2,000,000 n year; an
amendment to section 7 of Article 11 of the state consti
tution permitting the state to issue road bonds; an enab
ling act 1o make operative tho county bonding amend
ment to section 10 of Article 11 of the state constitution;
providing for the utilization of stale prisoners on tho
roads, and giving authority for the working of county and
city prisoners on the roads.
AH of the bills are meritorious and their adoption will
solve the good roads problem in Oregon. The one Jackson
county is most interested in, however, is the enabling act,
enabling counties to avail themselves of the provisions of
the constitutional amendment passed in 1910. It reads as
follews:
"That any county in this state desiring to incur a debt
for permanent roads within said county may, by an elec
tion called by the county court upon the petition of 10
percent df the legal voters coinputcd upon the last regis
tration lists compiled in said county, by a majority of
those Voting on the question create and issue bonds, war
rants or other evidence of indebtedness or debts for per
manent roads or for the construction, maintenance, im
provement or repair of the same within said county." , j
Ihe proponed $20,000,000
CHOC SOLDIER
PLEASES MANY
Larnc Crowd Taken by Surprise nt
Lack of Chorus filrl Stunts Music
anil Slnnlnn Aliuvc AvtTanc In
fluence of Wanner Seen.
(y K. M. Awhwg.)
We like (t elliiR b old tradition,
even in our nimi!rim,nK We nwonl
binr tnkfn wholly bv Mirprisc. We
e.xjicel tlio usual tnnt 1'iiun I lie cho
rus Rirl mid the comedian, and d
not like U htivn them l'nil u. Hut In
"The Choooluto Soldier" vt hnd an
other RUrt ftituintf. In tlio t"m
strtu'tion of bnUt wi5 and lihrr-tt.i,
tho nldhor hnw jfm'" uh mmii'thnur
I'lithvly diffurpitt, if imt wholly tu in
itial. Atthur Sullivan, 1'luiunu'tte,
l.t'CWn nd Odritti wroti bountiful
molodio and strong Ihmlon, but thoy
uxod thf ordiMltm -imply n h voioo
not'omimiiiino-nl; wbilo SI mux, in bi-
"Cliufolnto Sqldwr," -stniiiito n it
may wont, is dominated by W'HK'ior
mil inHuouou. r'r tho mt doondo,
YVriier has iiifliwiu-cd grimd iiponi,
hilt u oiio uo68od that his oroluwtnil
offoots would over ho usod to adorn
lijtht oponi. lu "Tho Chooolnto Sol-
dior," bowovor, the mpoMr hits uod
tlio ou'hotdrii mwt offootivoly So
both (Mimed v and romance, lit fnel,
"Tho ChoiMjIntu Soldier'' would la? im
mwmI)U with a maun aoeompaiti
mpiit ; it Mould fall absolutely tlui.
A to the libretto, ho aaiti co the
wotk of a innnler hand, George Hor
nard Shaw. White hn "Anna mid the
.Man" lgjb boon eaii-iderably worked
over to fit "The CWolft to "Soldier."
et thera ia that keen iatiro which
would make the Mirettn roooKttixahlc
a- Shan's without hn signal ure.
The audience of Saturday night
ttaa a Imitcb and reprt'tctitaliw one,
many pcoplu oiiming from ntljuiuii'v:
towifi.. Tho universal verdict was
very favonihlo to the iMrforiiiniu";
yet you ootiM t.e that the majority
had Mot semi wkat they vwelcd.
They had boeomc so aceiiftoinrd t
the eajMirs of ihe pretty aire and tin
tdapstick work of tb' comedian, th it
it took the aitilienre a little time to
settle down to a ppijter appreciation
ti what una ge'ittf: mi. The cnmmn
U a itood one, asji alao the on-heftra.
Thu Cliawtbla s?..ldicr" is a d
pa it lire fttmi tfie old iraditio'ial com
ic tMra, and I baa toirccrdnl. Nu.v
wo may looll fwr audi master-. ,i
Slnuis and Sb.iw to interest tlnni
hoIvoh in wott of llii class. It ha
ul ready ritadft u fortune, and thnt
which i pn(ahlrt ia usimllv Mpulir
in the world If authors and cuuios
cr. We liave h nwwvt "The lJhe-
mian Oirl" nd "Th Hwi runl'."
Kvarynne knWfi "TJie Itoheminn fhil"
and it ia MifTiuiMtt to ny that Ihr
oompativ and Ui prodiiction are gond
pnea. "The Deep 'Purple" is Miinc
thitiK new, and oil of the ery lrnn.r
iVlHya of the teaaou. Don't ocrl'!.
it.
Errand hoy, offico liny, More help
er whatever work you havo for a
hoy means preliminary uork for a
waijt nd in fliidmc Urn right boy.
Doubt Disappears
Xo One in Muliortl Who lint a Had
JS.uk ('(in Igiiidi' Till Double
Proof.
lh)n your linck over atlie?
Iiavo you uapotuil your kidneys','
Ilackat'ho Is Itldnoy aclio.
With It enmos illzzy HpcdlH,
SIooiiIcbk night, tired, dull diiyK,
DUtroMNliiK urinary illrdcrH.
Cure tho kiiiueyu to euro It all.
Doan'a Kidnoy PIIIh biiiiK tpilck
relief.
IlrliiK many tlioroiifih, Instlnc
curoa.
You havo read Mod ford pi oof,
Itnad now tho Mndford iiiiol,
lleiittwod tftitlmoiiy; tcaiteil by
timo.
A. 'A. S(urH, 231 Plfth Ht.. Mod-
ford, Oro, ny; "SInwi jiuhllcly
rocornmondliiK Douii'h Kldnoy PIIIh
In 1U07, I havo UKOd thorn orcauioii
ally and they havo alwaya broiiKht
Kood rt-HuliH. I waa affile tod with
Hovoro palim lu my buck and I ofton
found It alniOMt ImpoHHllilo to utoop.
Tho kidney ccr3tloii pawiod too
frcqiiontly and thlH woukueMs wa a
Hoiireu of much aiinoyanco. Iloar
IftjC I)fan'u Kldnoy 1'llla lilBhly roe
ommoiideil, i prociuio'd it box at Ilan
klim' druif vtoro and by tho tlmo I
hud flulshod tho contnnU, I could
mo that they waro nio rlftlit lomody
for my trouble. Gradually tho paliw
and othor dlffoiiltlo dliuipponiod
and my health Iniprovod. I cheor
fully lecomiiiond Doan'a Kldnoy
fMltft to ovcry ono affjlctod with kid
ney complaint."
Kor wilo by nil (IooIoih. 1'rlco no
canlH. J'ouler-Mjlliurp Co.. Jlurfalo,
Now York, hoIo bkoiUb for thb Unltoil
Htalo.
ncnir-mbor tho iinine ' mu'h
and tttko tiu other.'
Attention Dairymen
ami Stockmen
JiiHt received car of roKiutoieil
and Knido llolntoln titttlo. Thoy
weio tho mortuiiBo ll(lor or tho
Ohio Woatern Uohoio nud can tlo
It hero. All troin tho notoil HoKol
Htralii, Impoited from llollnitd.
Ilent herd went ut tlio l.'anoiuloa.
l'lloo.i IllO llRllt.
Phono ";ia, party it-1 or vhdt
our laueh on Hoaa Uiuo.
TiruMMC v nooiiirriiK
Seattle Appraisals
Sovoral Mcdford pooplo havo.
omplojod us to npnrnlno Sonttlo
real estnto. Such nppritlvnl In
usually woith mora than It coaIh,
Ira J. DoiIko nt Mcdtord was
formerly connected with thin oN
rlco. Other Soattlo mid Mod ford
rotcroucoa on rcuuent.
It. O. KUSUINU COMPANY
iioa New Voile llllc, Senttlo
(Charter Mombor yonttlo Kirn I Ko-
tnta Aiiku.)
TUSCAN SPRINGS
Having no rnunl on earth In variety of
mineral waters and curing dlnoanoA
that modlolucrt will not roach. It you
nro In need of health, coino now. Wo
nro open all tho ear and can give tho
best of caro and attention now an well
ns In summer. Stago dnlly from Hod
llluft to tho aprlnga. Kurthor par
ticulars address
E. B. WALBRIDGE
TUSCAN SPItlNCSH, CAIi.
Dr. E. Kircfig'essner
l'rrtclice limiled to clionie disonxen.
HOTEL HOLLAND
Wediudaxs
lloiim, 10 to :t,
REAL ESTATE
VVillamelte Valley Farms
of all deicripliiisf
Garden and Fruit Lands, Timber
Lands.
Some excellent bargain In Afi
IIANY CITY PltOPKUTY.
Wrilo or call on
J. V. PIPE,
20'. Went Second St.. Albany. Ore.
No'yes c Black
HOI'S!' AND KitJ.V PAINTlNn
Up-lo-Dato Auto and Carrlngo
PalntlttK, (Sold Inf Slgna and
lntorlor Docoratlng a Specialty.
Shop anil Offico
fi. Orapo and lOtli St.
Offico Phone 7771. Ilea. 7212.
All Work Positively Gunrantood.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Wator
Heating
AM Work nuarantsed.
I'rlec-H lti-nul)l.'
COFFEEN & PRICE
25 Howard DIocV, Entrance on Oth St.
Faelflo 3031. Home 319.
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
VOll HMMl
0 aeran 1 iiiIIcm out, $7500.
20 acroH at KiibIo l'olut, $2100.
20 ncroa : miles out, IS a. to
pourn, $:$ri00.
2r,000 acros for colony or nub
division, i
130 nnroir lu orchard, n flmt
claas propoMltlon,
xo ncruM, '10 in boarlui; orchard,
IV6 inllua out.
100 acron 4'4 mlloa out, $1C0
por aero.
TltADI'3
Apnrtmonl Iiouko with 7C rooms
In Caii'oinlft.
40 acroH 2 inllon from drcoloy,
Colorado. (
I.urRo dwollIiiR in Grand Junc
tion, Colo.
1110 am oh In Wold Co., Colo.
1 havo land; to trodo In KaiiHiiH,
Iduho, California, almost any
wboro. Mst your proporty for,
Balo or trade.
I havo pnrtloH wlio want fur
nlHlicd hoiiHOH, (ilso vacant oneu.
MlSOIttiftANKOUB
Ilonion for tinlo.
List your proporty with. us.
HMPraOYMHN'-Ta
WnltreHH,
Woman to coolc on a ranch.
OlrlH for t'onoral housoworlc.
E. F. A. BITTNER
ROOMS G AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposite Nash Hotel
I'liono II It Jloiue, II.
BENSON'S
BARGAINS
We wish lo
with Ihe I'acl
impress
(hal we
on
are
EXCHANGE HEAD
QUARTERS 'ritrongh ns yon can ex
'hani;e what, yon donM. want
for whal yon do want.
What luiie you to oxohutitto for prop
el ty in Seattle, Poithiudi WIIIhih
ette Valluy, law Autti'liw, South
orn Ciilifoiiiiu, Idiilto or New
.MomuoY Cull ut our ol'flei
mi((ht bo ubhi lo iimloh
tradu. v
We
jour
DON'T 0E CROWDED
Why lie in Ktuffy,
houMcl.ccpiiu; rooiiM
furiiiMhcd
lacking
home comfort and prtac, when.
for lot) to :illll a initial pn
meut you can buy a reul home,
imping balaneoM monthly, like
teat 1 Ask u for detail.
LegitiiMMle
iinueoil
ihIiiImk pniftnitioiiH fi-
I 'JO
aeiea "idehlll fntil miieh, deep
soil, ImlbUnim; prion :int)(i; will
eoimider e.voliHima for .Modl'ord
city pioKirty.
WOULD YOU "
pay :rjl)ll fr a $."110(1 ieidenre
ami lot proMMiiitin Hiiuaieii m
Medford'a mtwl oxcIuhIio i evi
dence dUtrtal 700 cah
handles. Itijrid Invest ijratloii ia
ited. A roal bargalti surely.
ItoarliiK orchards and orchxnlM jul
coiniK IhIo boHiiw, within one
inilo in' .Mudford, ill tmiita rauic-
in from oklit hcim up. can be
piii'iiliasoil throiiRh us al very
attmetivu prioos just now.
$500 liouioalond
vnlo.
iiillihpiuihuilint for
Will o.veliiiiifli) real oalalo for ittito
uiobilo. Will ovcliniijo
ripjlliol.
liiitbur for Mi or
$1200 l) ncioM in I -lib) county, Ore
K'iii lo o.xoIiiiuko for Mudford
IoIh or equity in lioiuu,
$2900- r iicroH, pruotionlly ndioiniiij;
city, Hiiiliiblo fur Hiibillvislou or
cliiclioii ranch.
BENSON
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
REAL ESTATE - MINES
ill) I (lAIINKTT.rOmiV lMIIMNNil
Phenen: liell, 70IM; lloiuc, ilU-U
-. rr,
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
yrr4.
A TAR
THEATRE
AliWAS IN TIIK I.UAO
loot
col of fealino I'llni Itltlll
i:Tit.-kpkci.x if li.vrit.v
'A IIKO t'UOSS .MAUTVH
or
'ON TIIK PIUINtJ LINK OP
TIIIPOIil" '
TliilllliiK foil in) nl or (lie Italian.
TuihMi War
StlnlliR Action Oicut lliittto
Srene
"A WW POIt llPSINItSS"
UoIiiiii of our faxorlto Miss 1'lur
enoo l.awieni'o and Mr. Aithur
lollllHOII
Till COWllOVS AOOPTICt)
CIIIMl"
A tense drtuutitle 'Incident In tho
llfo of real westerners
"TIIK .MIM.IONAIItl'. ItAIIIIKIt"
1000 feet of film and a htiiKh lu
every foot.
Aii s.vniim
Till" "WOOIAVOItTIIS"
Tho MovIiik Plctiiro MimloiiiiiM.
Vour Own (lootl JuilRinent Will
A(knolo(lR(i Our Superiority In
ery ltesi"Ct
ISIS
TH E ATR E
TQNI GHT
A Tio.tt lr Out Palroiia
LEN0RDI
One of the WoildV (Ircatc-l Tenor
siniiOiH. We ran reoiiniiiend Pn
feiw(r lnoidt n lieim the hi"t
sinner ever lK''d l"i- Theater.
Dpclihitt last niuht, he com
polled in count back Ihe third lime,
u liia mJiikIok wmm so xreatly up
piceiulcd. tflill Amdhcr Ciack"i inck Act
RANH & DREW
t'oioodv SinuioR and Talkiiiir
very li'rtnc.l act, both diplaini; a
gtMul line of noiitf and jukcn.
It isn't often we can otfer oit
mm kihmI a hill a thi. I'.M'iyouo
nlunild lake loKootiiifo of tin- op
Hirluiiilv and drop in. Mniidiiy,
Tuewlay and Wedei.da only.
Three Reels, .10110 led .it
MOTION PICTURES
licit tit MiMc
rtpeclat Matlnoc
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