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Chaluzim to Be Released from Prison in Roumania

July 8, 1926
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(Jewish Telegraphic Agency Mail Service)

The eleven Chaluzim from Poland. who were sent to prison for fourteen months by the military court in Czernowitz for having illegally crossed the frontier into Roumania, will be released following the intervention of the Czernowitz Jewish community with the Minister of War. The Jewish community has received a reply from the Ministry of War stating that the Chaluzim will shortly be released.

One of the Chaluzim died in prison as a result of the unsanitary conditions.

S Behr. a Jewish merchant of London. has arrived in the small town of Shador in Lithuania, which is his birth-place and has given ### sums there for charitable purposes both Jewish and non-Jewish. He has also given ### sums to individual inhabitants. A large proportion of the funds which he ### distributed were left by his brother, Kusel ### who died recently in London and expressed in his will the wish that the whole of the interes on his estate should go to the town of his birth.

Mr. Rehr has in ### given a large sum for the purpose of reading an artisans’ school in Shadow.

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