The longing of a son, who traveled all the way from New York to Warsaw to see his aged mother, will remain forever unfulfilled owing to his sudden death.
Abraham Chaim Mushkatel, a Jewish citizen of the United States, residing in New York, who arrived here Friday, on the eve of Shwuoth, died on the first day of the holiday from brain fever. The Warsaw Kehillah officials, who are in charge of the Jewish cemetary, asked the sum of $1,000 for a burial plot.
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