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ident of China, who has accepted the proifcr of an Empcror's crown upon "request" of various elements in the nation, entered thc palace in the Inl- perial Yellow Chair sat on the Throne and was announced as "His Imperial Majesty" at the New Year's Day reception given for Chinese offic- ials. He is already addressed ns Em- peror of the Chinese, although tho formal coronation ceremony has not taken place.

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SEALED TENDERS, addressed to,

21-olrihe Postmaster General, will be re-l

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cewed at Ottawa until noon. on Fri- day, the 18th. February 1916, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on _. pvwpf-sed Voirtraf; for four years-

13-02 six times per week on tire route

J-"""U"‘R"'-Isl £0 `~'"'i- lh"0alC“i"g» Crapaud, No. 1 Rural Route, from the

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HOLDER-COLES- lu St. Pauls Church, Regina. Sauk., December 15th, 1915. by Rev. Canon Hill, Helen B., daughter of Isaac Holder, Blad- wortli, Sask., to (1. Sampson Coles. son of (Thai-los Coins, North Milton. Prince Edward Island.

B. iiish Industries Fair

in View of the great surcess of thc

British Industries Fair. held at the Agricultural Hall, London. England. from May llltll to ‘Jie-ll. 1914. the lm- perlal Board of Trlulc have tlccidctl

to hold lilo socouri British industries Fair at the Victoria and Albcrt Mus- eum. Kensington. Loudon, ou Febru- ury 21st. 1916. The Fair will bc open 'fo lv d 's,

r twe e In Tho Fair will he colulutted on lim

same lines up, that of 1915, and ls ln-

tended to extend to nrulsl. lvlsnufac-I

th ad a ta as h v

turers e same v u gen n o been derived by llonlrlucntnl Maun- facturers from thc Trade Fairs bcld lu their respective countries. Buyers from the United Kingdom and from all parts of the world are invited to the Fair, and, as it: is intended for tho Trade only (the .general public not being admitted). buyers will have an exceptional opportunity of transact-

lng their business in a minimum of_

time. ` Manufacturers only will bs allowed U0 Olhlllit. Mid .their elthlbitll will be

strictly confined to goods of their own .,

make. The Trades exhibiting will be. Toys. glassware. fancy goods. earth- enware snd china. printing, stationery.

Admission to the Fair will be by

invitation of His Majelty's Board of Trade only. and will be restricted to

bono lids moto for United Kingdom and Overs Markets. Buyers from the Dominion of Canada visiting tho Ullltbd K.llt((l0‘|1l tlllflllg tll8 ctlllrlq of the hir. Le.. Fobmary not to March 4th. and lntonltod in the abovemen-

tioned trulu. should not foil to com.;

munlgoto immediately' on Arrival In tho nltsd Kingdom wifi:-The Direc- tor. British Industrial Fair, 32 Cheap- "‘i2'.‘i.'l”1’.‘l‘.'..'.l‘€“. ...... ... =¢;=I"t;o;lumomu. a ~s¢lw;'1‘l:fl

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JOHN F. WHEAR.

P. 0. Inspector. ll-100-1-'ll\lt\.\'Lii .

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It was with deep regret mingled

with pride, that the intimate friends of Mr. Fenton Gunn gathered at his home in New London, on the evening of Jan.

lst to express in a small way their ap] _\

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preciation of his leaving home an __ f friends for serving King and Country. __+_*- .-V\ \ .

and after singing Patriotic songs choruses, Mr. Gunn was presented with an elegant wristlct watch accom- pnuicd by tho following address. »

New London. l". E. l.~

» Jun. lst, 1916.

Dear Fontonz-

Your friends have gathered hero to-

night to tender you their cordial good

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.self for active service. Our regret (1 .`.::r5_;} -

at your leaving us is almost forgotten in a feeling of pride that another of our boys will represent us at the front. Wo need not say how uluch we shall miss you. Your ovor cheerful marl-

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nor and readiness to assist others has __/Z " ._ _ __ /iz " ` been more highly appreciated than per- - 4/ ‘\, ` ' /‘ haps you think. - We look forward /, _ _..-/ f ` - to sooiug you with us again from time ' .ff ` -

to time. We shall follow you with / _ _

deepest interest and you may rest as- ,

sured that you will not be forgotten / a

ut tho Throne oi’ Grace.

We ask you to accept this gift as n

token of our appreciation of your

friendship and of the spirit that ' :___

p_roulpt.s you to offer your services to '”’ {},’§i,f,f’,j’,fg‘1‘ffI§'{v;‘;”,§‘§‘{,‘;“‘§';§’,,f,‘fl‘f_f§ sm~rANNlA: |'I.l. -rAI<e ALI. vo u HAVE 'ro sau. Mn. cANuc»<.

our salvation and wc trust that thc day ls not far distant when you shall rc- A,-_-_-_-s_-.-.-.~.-.-=--1-:-.-.-:.------=-------=--------= --Y--A-A-A----A--:=--A------------=-----=---r-----= ----A----A-A--A-=-f=-==-----A--r----f---=‘--=-----ff

turn to us to receive the welcome and honours you have won . Yours very

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Archibald Campbell, George Colos, C. § M V|c1‘0R|A,

B. Goss, ll. J. McKay, G. W. Irving. <‘. A. Buutuln, J. L. Lockhart, Hugh McKay, J. M. McLeod, B. L. McEwen. G. l<‘. ltiley, A. lt. Buntuin, John (lot- ion, Hugh Campbell, Ira McKay, Cor- etta McKay. W.. S. Found.

AUSTRIA DENIES AMERICAN

BANKERS WERE EXECUTED

VIENNA, Via LONDON, Jan. 4.-|

The following semi-ofilcial statement was issucd to-day:

"The Austrian Government denies

the story printed in England from italy that two American bankers had been tried and executed in Gorizia as spies and their cutirc property colitis- catcd. Inquiry at the southwea-lteru nrmy headquarters brought the ans- wer that nothing whatever was known of the inrltlont -

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charge Twenty-flvo cents.

, GUARDIAN 01llSS|F|EllMlS.` f'

Ono cont por word first lnsorrltv* In thll column, hllf cont por

aord ouch continuation. cash must accompany order. _ Minimum

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Miscellaneous a

Aoeurs wANfr-io" 1'o'ssTl. Fon

"tho old rollablt- lfunlhlll Nursc`ri- vs," We leach our men to sell. lax-

¢- ecessar highest com-

perlontz unix . y. i tulsslons paul; hanrlsovno tice edu -

pmeut. Stone & Wcl_lli\§toll. 'lloyd- nto, Uut. b.l7..~1-lMl'..0l.

vA’EuuM c|.sANINo.- $1.00 PER

day hires one of our powerful slee- trio cleaners. Simple and easy to operate. You can clean all your carpets, rugs, furniture, mattresses wnllo ste.. in n. day. Phone us- :li3. Beor& Weeks. 0736-12-1141011

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'l`uuuton Stain ilospllal 'l`l'niullIg School for Nurses. For further particulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, lziupt. Tounton State llospilul.

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For Sale ___

FOR SALE- THOROUGHBRED 8

tl Leghoin (‘kls and Pullels. W .l Plckard 10. lduston St.

0.360-iz-.51M6i _

FOR SALE PAIR BLUE FOXES

Full particulars on application to " D co Guardan 5716 12 9Mtf.

V To Let r"6‘|.e1' s1'sAM`HeA"r‘s`o`i="li6`N1' rooms, with board, 187 Prlnco St..

0343-12-2ilM6l.

-F6' ser-House. ZZPPLV "ads

Gres! George Si.; 5589-12-Smtf.

1 TgrL:_her Wanted WANTED A TEACHER F511 THE

Park Corner School supplement vo- ted $60.00 Male teacher preferred. Apply to John Stewart French River.

6322-12-29-M91.

.===l Wanted

wAivr£b A1' oNcsI‘s6‘v 'r6`Wonk

in Dental Office. Apply to Dr: C.ll.

6394-1--iM tf.

' Boer 126 Richmond St.

FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF YOUNG

silver black and cross foxes. Island bred Apply to the Centrrll Fox Co. Limited. Charlottetown, or Samu€l Craig 3896 11 13Mtf.

WANTED TO RANCH ON THE

halves by an experienced Rancher near Charlottetown two or thflie pairs of patched foxes.; .-Apply to

X. Y. Z. Guardian Office. ,_ ,, _,uma to um, mm to thu Gm” my

_ ‘ sans-1-4-mi.

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Found

Taunton. Mass. 3404-10-l2Mtr

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FOUND IN THIS CITY A LADIES

Owner may have same by

applying at 97 Kent St and paying

4M2l

hat. `

for _ad ___ s4'o2-1- - . Founo. _ PAncsf."coNrAmmo

clothing. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for ad at Carter Confectionery 188 Queen Street. 6357-12f31M2l.

__ Lost

LOST I.ADY'8 HANDIAG CONTAIN-

lng sum of money and letters on Eastern train or between depot and Police Station. Finder plone leave ot. 212 Queen Bt. 0408-1-4-_M2t.

LOI1'-4-`-ON '1’Hl»_7MURRAV“ NAR- bor special train on Deo. 16th, s

lllld locket booriui Initials A»=l» r

We pliwto insidsi-“also photo - wo c or plone cond to Hrs. J. vlnrnuu, Vernon. out rooetvo reward. tlli-1-intl.,

WANTED--PARTNER IN MOVING

Picture Business. $100.00 capital required; experience ,not neces- sary. An excellent opportunity to learn business. This is a big ply- ing proposition. Apply "J". Guar- dian. 6393-1-4m3lpd.

'w_§`yj-|19 -fo _pu|\§HA°[ A il, -llten but tht! morning bs[0l'0 lm died, .- cond hand low roll 'flop Desk and

choir. Apply Roy. B. Dann, 90 Brighton Road. Phono 226 J.

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w"{-rsti 17° I;lAl'ps Tor :fA'rcr|

oxes parties n ng ‘|omo_ __ or no

I tion 1 Wilt: I,

il'.l’rh.as`ia.l °° _° -atom-4lfsI.' wAN1'lo _ §‘I"'" ouch- A Nao? class driving horns. _Apply R. L. Bryanton, Blfsekloy Point MM. P. n.xs.-. - caan-1-utnzi.

WANTIDMAL 0N0:m_\A.' ILADK

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mlnloolo with W. D. _ _

WILLIAM HORTON, ,

'rim subject or this sketch was’

born fifty-four years ago and died on New Year's Day in the quiet of tho evening. When quito a young man the deceased married Miss Harriet Atorn, of Village Green, and settled on a snug farm In the same commu- nity. To this happy union were cu- trusted a worthy family of two sons and ilvc daughters. The former arc Guy and Claude. Tile latter are: Mrs. Wm. McPhee. Martiuvale, l{lng's Co.; Maggie, in Boston, Mass.; Lulu, Minnie and Laura at home. Besides a sorrowlng widow and the above family, tho deceaaedleaves to mourn nine brothers, all of them on the ls- land except one, who is in the States. one sister, Mrs. Mathias Acorn, also survives. The deceased was, for sov- eral years, a consistent member oi' Pownal Methodist Church. He will be greatly. missed on accomit of his kindly, quiet disposition. ' The re- spect for the departed and his family was indicated by the large attend- ance at his funeral on Monday, Jan- uary 3rd. Rev. E. S. Weeks officiat- ed. Interment was ut Pownal Ceme- itery. ' '

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‘ MR; PETER McLEOD ‘ The death-7 of Mr. Peter McLeod.

‘Glen Martin, took place Dec. Lilird, ,aged 45 years. Mr. Mcl,oo'd had been aniicted with asthma from his youth up, Though he sull'f‘red much at times,- yei. he was always of u happy disposi- Iion. llc was u fricutl to ull. 'l‘o hurt a person's feelings with harsh words, lor do one harm ln any way. was far below his principles. Too few are _those who possess the good qualities `lIc held. Vcry seldom hc regretted what he said or did. for he always said and did the right things. l-le ,had thenoble' character that does not 'come by chance. but is, "built patient- ly day by day." Though he never made a public profession of Christ, he pos- sessed tho good qualities that como from a Christian life. He left to moum two sisters, Mrs. Daniel McDonald, Caledonia; Mrs.. McPhee, Roxbury, Mass.; and three brothers, Alic of Providence, R. l.; Lauchlin of Quincy, Mass.. and Angus of Klondyko. l-lc was buried lu tho family plot in Val- lcyllcld cemetery. ' The funoral ser- vices wore conducted by ltov. M. D. Maebood. Caledonia. Patriot and Ex- nlulnor plcaso copy.

JAMES KENNEDY

A gloom was cast ovor the commun-

ity of Waterford on Sunday. Dec. 5th, when Mr. James Kennedy left this earth and passed to his oternal ro- ward. Mr. Kennedy was born in Nor- WHY. Lot 1 ln tho your of 1837, at tho age of eighteen he and his parents moved to Waterford -where he has since roslded. Ou their coming to Waterford _his now beautiful home was a porfoct wilderness. But with lunch hard toil wllll tho holp of his good wife Elizabeth liuolr, whom hh married a few yearsaftor coming to WHt€ff0l‘d. they _cultivated wilderness into a home worthy 'of' moutlou. Mr. Kennedy was air honest, upright' man with hosts- of friends. ho was always

ld. Mru Kennedy reached the patriar chl,aI_agn or vs. when the messenger

YODCI. and all that loving care and medical skill could do could not pro- long his life and ho passed to |115 eternal reward in full conhdencs of a llowlnt ll\lI10l'lGl|ty. having -rsoeivod Holy Communion four times during his lllnoos which was of short dura-

'-:VHAT CANADA PAYS! f

ready to lend A lmml lr help wus need-

tion. Having received me lust ssd--

J‘. E. G. ond Mrs. Ellis and family

Montague; J. D. Stewart Georgetown S. C. Clark Mt. Stewart; J. F. Mur- phy Mt. Stewart; Dau. N. Gillis Summerslde; J. F. Arbing Summer- sido; Wi. M. Mclnnis Sumnlerside; Jack Dunn Summorside; S. A. Rich- ards Summerside: J. E. Arsennult Sqummerside; M. W. Graves Summer- sxde; Heath Strong Summcrsido; Alf. Perry Tlgnlsh; Laura Dewar Sum- morside: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bow- ness Edmonton; W. I’. Purdy City. _ 11'. C.. Mills, ltogcrs Mills. Boston; Colin Wright, Nloillaglie; W. S. Gos- utr. Montreal; Julo. Macliay, Sunl- nu-rsido; li. lllar-Nab, Sydney; F. M. Itcddiug, St. John; A. J. Davis, Miss 'lorrallt. Halifax; llcnj. Ilogr-rs, pity,

QUEEN

Townshend, Rollo Bay; Miss E, E, Mllclilleff. Georgetown; E. ll. Ander-

~u. o. Macncotl. lilo.-i-ll? w. ii,

sou. l. I-l. Anderson. Morell: lt. D. Rice, New GlasS0w; E. M. Mont- svnwrr. 1119-llwuuc; W. A. Mac-

Quurrle, llanlptou; J. M. Laird, Kel- vin; M. Gallant., Pauline Schurman. Summcrsldc; Vora. Wright, North Bedcquc.

ll. S. Francis Fortune Bridge; [lov

Crokt-tt Sourls; L. Wood Mt. Stn.-.\rt.

Avoid Harsh Pills __

Doctors Condemn Them

Most Pills unfortunately arc harsh

and drastic; they causc inflammation and great discomfort. Rather like ul-iture is the way u pill should uct. mildly but cffcrtlvcly. Science has established nothing more satisfactory as a fatuil ill than the old reliable

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illlllllii lllii 'A DEMAND EQUAL ,T0,_'f`HE SUP”-Y -

“A liouso is not _based -upon tho

ground but upon womuuff 'is nn old Montenegro proverb. To her falls the hard work of the household." They -use the sickle, tend tl\o*ilo'cks. as* well as the spinning wheel, and have the vitality and health to enjoy it. 1'

American women should take more care to preserve health and vitality

by avoiding nervous. run-down cog"- ditlons, and for this purpose our loc I Drugglst, E, A. Fostar,`dr\I88lst, Chnl

lottetown. H. J. Mahon, dgugglsll' Souris. has a most valuable c Inblua-_ tion of the three oldest tonlcs known in Vlnoi. li’ you are weak, run-dowtil _ovonworkcd just try it.. _ _ ._ ~_,'_

_lleavy-.~ator’|_n!s_ Y ` - ‘fi

Raging ill __-lf`ran_ee

i\`l£\\' YORK, jan. 3.1-Heavy,

storms in France during the pas_I_ lcw days s'criously'interfcred witli‘ tclcgraphic communication. For this rcnson .thc l"rcu'<:ll Cubic Coin-` pnny announces that mcssngcs for trziusmission through that counts-y 'will bc ncccptcd only subject to in-" definite dclny. l'lc:Ivy` gales :hill rcccnt rains lixlvc broken lriaily wires. -‘ if

PURITY OF F0008. 'ix

The Food l)opu.rt.|uent of' the Noéptll

Dakota Agricultural Experiment tri- tlou has been issuing special bulle- tius with regard to `purlty'of food. ctc. No. 23 of December, 1915, has |to do with the value of foods. Tile first paragraph is headed "What are the facts?" A short time ago in one of their bulletins attention was coll- ed to tho fact that wheat boughtnt a maximum price of $1.80 per bushel wus'belng rc-tailed ns a cereal foo_d in package form at the rate of $23 per bushel. After the tllstrlbutlouipf this bulletin a circular was sent out trying lo throw discredit on the Fddtl (loulnfissiouer and to show that the Firm were entitle-rl to a very large amount for the work in connection with the food. Does it. cost 1600 per t-cnt to transform a bushel of who-at Iuto food product. as Puffed Wheat? It then goes on t.o give information regarding the various cclwql foods that/are now bolug oifercd on tlrc market. lt is a most valuable bul- letin for thc housewife at tho time when the question of the high cdirt .of living is so prominently before the public. Nearly cvvry grocer carrijis

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pills of Dr. llanlill.oll`s, which for forty years have had a premier place lu America. 1)r. llamilton‘s Pills arc vcry mild and can be effectively used hy the aged, by clllldrsn and ludued by men null women oi' all ages. No

stomach or bowel medlcinf is more reliable. No remedy for udigestlon. headache or hillousncss is so effective so mild. so certain to quickly cure ns a 25c. box ol Dr. Hamllton's Pills.

|a large supply of, these cereal foolls 'ln packages, some of them are reg- -souably priced, others aro very ex-

pensive. autl(it is well that tho cog' sunlcr shoul have accurate luforul _- tion regarding the food value tbutvih being obtained for thc money that,'lp spent. There is no doubt but that any one interested can secure copieh of this bulletin from the Agrlcultupj- al Experiment Station, Agrrlcultnral College, North Dnkotn, U. S. A. ,M

F- ~."'- ll .. I _ :una-nl nr

oi each soldier.

- if .the ueed exists :-

` engaging men. _

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|19 Pill” ‘\W\¥ D9! f ll d - edly. On Tuesday mdsmtlnzlriz rsrgdhlls

the immaculate Conception' Church, Rev- Fetzer Johnson onclqgul was tg. church: d ot the grave. 1' in funeral was wollvsttsndod rump “pulled tg the oltosm in -which the-'dououod was lipid. Aiaoplghthore who mourn tho loss o A n bs d , widow two eggs. W ; of Guy. ind-. Albert ut homo, md one

dl Ml' , _ . w f;h." fnf-»'f.i°l'l'.'I.‘$’»s§'

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"9" md to rest in tho.-cemetery of"

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WIvsl|........ .

Children of widower; . . Fmm ”‘°°'“ ‘mm P" m°mh

_ Mothers of unmarried men.... ‘

Children of married mon according to ago gmt

number In famlIy......

Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay; regular visits families of men on Oper.

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case-of need. ` , .'

1 M.‘i‘"Y °"‘Pl0ycrs have pledged themselves to give preference to returned soldiers when

SOLDIERS PAYAND ALLOWANCES. CONDlTl0NS 0F ENLISTMENT PROVlSION FOR WIVES, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada. is determined that her sons shall bc as well paid and their families as well

cared lor, as agratefui and wealthy country can afford. The scale of pay for Overseas Scrvice, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are on a more liberal » bIlSiS 1111111 those ol any other country engagedin the war.

SCALE OF PAY - '

por day

8ergsant3...... .. $1.35 00.15 $26.00 _

Corpors|s........ ... 1.10 .10 20.00 Private, Buglero, Drummers etc... , . .. . . . .. . . . . . 1.1.00 ' .10 20.00

V The men arc, of course, lcd and clothed by th0¢§.Govcr1lmci|t. A ' -' - l

The Separation Allowance is thc sum paid by the Govenuncut _to thc wife-of each

enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if thc son is unmarried and is her sole support.

This is in addition to part of his pay which is reserved forller.

_ One-half oi a s0lidcr's pay is witllliqld by thc Government and paid to his dcpcud- '

cnls. This ensures that at lcnst $35.00 per mouth is paid by the Government to thc wife ..

THE PATR OTIC FUND ‘

l`hc Patriotic Fund has been created to assist those dependents ol .a soldier who 1

need more help than the Government gives. From this Fund the following sums are paid _

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J - ' , PENSIONS

ti 'lzhe Canadian scale of pensions »rong¢‘for_ private soldier, from $75.00 per year fm- mf. t ":hm‘"_‘;f "Uunes to $264.00 for total disability. 'In ease of death $22.00 a month is paid - ° C WI 0111. and $5.oo a month for each child. A widowed mother whose son was her whole

support receives $22.90 a mmm . _... _ __ .

_ CO_NDmoNs-oE§,jENL1s'rMsNT .

Are-1810545 vemg' ff "I!fdehr-5 smears” minimum- _ _ , .

A fH0,W TO “ *lf I Av lym'cAr(rArN."cA\irsar.r." “"1 mm ._1;_§gi¢_=_§1{o5Avr»nv_....¢qor. ‘.’...t.. .M3

, Pf¢vmd§r1..;l*§g*i6v¢ -

- " - .‘ . li "";“ 'f . "9 » I I _ _ » _ L I .

$1.60 to “.00 oooh pormonth . -

Fluid Separation l

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por day per month I

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