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[[underlined]] Nov. 26, 1912 [[/underlined]]

  A.N. 190, 377
  Zumin's Article
  Nova Piscium See A. N. 187, 9.
             002909
  Sept. 13,1907.

Announced as nova, Sept. 13, 1907
         
  AC 8779^[[1 +15]]    Sept. 16, 1907
is too poor to show stars as faint as this.

AC 8746 ^[[1 +15]] does not show it. Region marked.

AM 5167 n.s. [[strikethrough]] less than [[/strikethrough]] fainter than Eristo 3
AM 5139  3 images of br. stars +9° 64 very clearly seen.
5145 n.s. Star 2 (+9° 64) very well seen.

AM 5139 J.D. 2417832.791 Sept. 13, 1907  18^[h] 59^[m]
If present, very much fainter than +9° 64.



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Nov. 26, 1912

A.N. 190, 377

delta Capricorni -19° 5890, 5892, 5893.
Linn states that bet. July 5 and Dec. 10, 1911 he observed these 3 stars 7 times, that the brightness of -19° 5892 increased from 9.8 to 8.4 on Aug. 11 and [[strikethrough]] since [[/strikethrough]] after that, underwent only small changes.
The foll. star, -19° 5893, also proved to be var. being 10.7 m July 5 and 9.8 on Oct. 7 and again 10.7 on Dec. 10.
No change in these stars is observed on the following plates. See also Miss Leavitt's obs. book, where she states that she sees no change in either object. these stars are marked on B 23078

AM 7526 July 26, 1911 earliest
7551
7593
7642
7653
7793
7857
7887
7913 Oct. 24, 1911 latest
7711?
AC 12509
12555
12572
12591