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Towards Ivraim Mihri. Memetis Mouhrakis writes that he received the letter but he informs that he has no olives to send to the orphans because Emmanouil Vardis Mihalakis collected them and he should ask him to apologize.
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Towards Ivraim Mihri. Memetis Mouhrakis writes that he received the letter but he informs that he has no olives to send to the orphans because Emmanouil Vardis Mihalakis collected them and he should ask him to apologize.
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The writer Asaninis Zervakis or Potakoulas (?) informs Bekset Efendi that Koniatsakis (?) have sold together with his properties some of the properties of Arap Nouri Arnaoutaki and asks him to inform the notary not to give the money to him
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1904-12-22
1904-12-24
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Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/64807
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20-30 cm
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ACNEVPR00136
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