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8 Photographs
12 Names: Ikšels, Jacobsohn, Jakobsons, Jankovskis, Jēkabsons, Jurgevičs, Junkers, Jursons
Junkers, Koldberg, Eiduks, Sauļevičs

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	Kārlis Ikšels	The text written on the backside later: Kārlis Ikšels 1887-1961. He was a member of a student corporation.
	Johan Jacobsohn (Jakobsons)	This was a keepsake to Reinhold Junker from the godfather. The text was written in German on Jan. 22, 1910.
	Jānis Jakobsons	To Miss Anna Koldberg in Dreiliņi. J.Jakobsons says in the inscription that the other person is his mate Jānis Eiduks from Ērgļi. Unfortunately, it is not known who is who. They are in the uniform of the Russia Army.
	Alberts Jankovskis	He was a son of mother's cousin but whose mother's it remains unfamiliar. The text was written in 1927
	Jēkabsons	Uradņiks Jēkabsons Sabilē par uradņiku bija ļoti sen atpakaļ. He was a uradnik (policeman) in Sabile before the WW1, according to the inscription made much later.
	H.Junkers	Just the signature on the backside.
	Juris Jurgevičs	The photograph was made in St. Petersbourg before the WW1. The inscription is in Russian and says that Jurij Indrikovič i.e. Juris son of Indriķis Jurgevičs worked as a joiner (cabinet-maker) in the workshop Nr. 36. The information is certifed by the manager of a joiners shop Sauļevič.
	J. Jursons	The name on the backside was written in Stāmeriene on Dec. 21, 1900.