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Postby kafenes » Sun Jun 17, 2007 12:57 am

It's seems to be a fortnighly news leter in it's 4th year of publication.
This one is from July 1885.
One of the subjects is titled 'Victory' and is about Lord Wolseley, Tel-El- Kebiri and Egypt.
There are also other titles of the content of the newsletter including international news, domestic news and articles about women and home etc..

I happen to have an old Bible in Armenian alphabet but in Turkish words.
It is very interesting as I remember my Grandfather would read it when I was very young.
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Postby karma » Sun Jun 17, 2007 4:47 pm

kafenes wrote:It's seems to be a fortnighly news leter in it's 4th year of publication.
This one is from July 1885.
One of the subjects is titled 'Victory' and is about Lord Wolseley, Tel-El- Kebiri and Egypt.
There are also other titles of the content of the newsletter including international news, domestic news and articles about women and home etc..

I happen to have an old Bible in Armenian alphabet but in Turkish words.
It is very interesting as I remember my Grandfather would read it when I was very young.


Thanks for replying Kafene, I have some hundreds of pages in Armenian that I have no idea what they are about..
Seems U r gona be my interpreter and get paid like:
10 pages=250 gr. pastourma :twisted:
Deal?
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Postby kafenes » Sun Jun 17, 2007 4:51 pm

karma wrote:
kafenes wrote:It's seems to be a fortnighly news leter in it's 4th year of publication.
This one is from July 1885.
One of the subjects is titled 'Victory' and is about Lord Wolseley, Tel-El- Kebiri and Egypt.
There are also other titles of the content of the newsletter including international news, domestic news and articles about women and home etc..

I happen to have an old Bible in Armenian alphabet but in Turkish words.
It is very interesting as I remember my Grandfather would read it when I was very young.


Thanks for replying Kafene, I have some hundreds of pages in Armenian that I have no idea what they are about..
Seems U r gona be my interpreter and get paid like:
10 pages=250 gr. pastourma :twisted:
Deal?


Kafenes wil do anything for pastourma. :)
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Postby karma » Sun Jun 17, 2007 4:53 pm

kafenes wrote:
karma wrote:
kafenes wrote:It's seems to be a fortnighly news leter in it's 4th year of publication.
This one is from July 1885.
One of the subjects is titled 'Victory' and is about Lord Wolseley, Tel-El- Kebiri and Egypt.
There are also other titles of the content of the newsletter including international news, domestic news and articles about women and home etc..

I happen to have an old Bible in Armenian alphabet but in Turkish words.
It is very interesting as I remember my Grandfather would read it when I was very young.


Thanks for replying Kafene, I have some hundreds of pages in Armenian that I have no idea what they are about..
Seems U r gona be my interpreter and get paid like:
10 pages=250 gr. pastourma :twisted:
Deal?


Kafenes wil do anything for pastourma. :)


poor Mrs Kafenes :(

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Postby kafenes » Sun Jun 17, 2007 5:01 pm

Don't you worry about Mrs. Kafenes. She is doing just fine. :)
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