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Local Women’s Charity Association

דעם כאזונדערן פאראײן פון די היגע נשים צדקנױת

A local association of charitable women with a special golden book.

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Zimbler

צימבלער

Person signing the article about Łuków residents’ relief efforts.

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Koćsk

קאצקער

Town affected by a fire for which relief was sent.

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Łuków Yiddish School

פאוושעכנע שול פאר יידישע קינדער

Yiddish school in Łuków, operating for four years and serving 400 children.

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Lukower Wort

״דאם לוקאװער װארט

A publication cited as the source of the appeal or article.

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Damashevnitse

דאמאשעװניצע

A place affected by the September fire disaster.

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Cooperative Federation

קאאפעראטױון פארבאנד

The federation published statistical information containing the credit union’s balance sheet.

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Statistical Information

״םטאטיםטישע ידיעות״

A publication supplied the balance sheet used for evaluating the institution.

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Lukow credit fund

קאםע

A Lukow credit fund reported loans, deposits, central credit, and administrative expenses.

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Sokolow credit fund

םאקאלאװער קאםע

A credit fund in Sokolow is listed for comparison.

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Lukow Landsmanschaft Association

לוקאװער לאנדםלײט־פאראײן

An association whose president supported the Bethlehem Society.

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Louis Rozenboim

לוים ראזענבוים

Named as president of the Lukow Landsmanschaft Association.

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Ratman Lichtenstein

ראטמאן ליכטענשטיץ

A councilor who read and proposed a condolence statement.

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Polish Writers’ Association

פוילישער ליטעראטן־פאראיין

An organization that sent a condolence expression.

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Journalists’ Syndicate

זשורנאליםטן־םינדיקאט

A syndicate that sent a condolence expression.

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Press Department of the Ministry of the Interior

פרעםע־אפטיילונג בײם אינערן־מיניםטערױם

A government department that sent a condolence expression.

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Jewish Writers Union in Warsaw

ײדישן ליטעראטן־ פאראימ אין װארשע

Organization designated to receive a condolence telegram.

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Doctor Herman

הערמאן

A local Jewish doctor who agreed to examine children from the society’s school.

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Kultur-Farayn

״קולטור־פאראיץ״

A Jewish society that opened its halls to Polish performances during the German occupation.

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Our School

אונדזער שול

A school where children were scheduled for periodic medical examinations.

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Municipal House

דאזיקע הויז

A municipal building whose hall was requested for Jewish theater performances and concerts.

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The Dybbuk

״דיבוק״

A Polish drama identified as performed in Yiddish.

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TsIShA

ציש״א

Zerbabel traveled on a mission for TsIShA.

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Aaza Cinema

קינא ״אאזא״

A lecture and celebration were scheduled at Aaza Cinema.

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Hashomer

השומר

Hashomer played a football match against Arlenta.

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Lukowiatsk

לוקאװיאצק

Lukowiatsk appears as an opposing football team in a match against Arlenta.

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Mr. Stupnitsky

ה׳ םטופניצקי

Mr. Stupnitsky refereed a football match and awarded penalty kicks.

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Mr. Shlendak

ה׳ שלענדאק

Mr. Shlendak converted one of Arlenta’s penalty kicks.

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Mr. Steinberg

שטײנבערג

Steinberg scored for Hashomer and later refereed another match.

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Mr. Frizier

פריזיער

Frizier combined with Steinberg in Hashomer’s scoring play.

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Mr. Karman

ה׳ קארמאן

Mr. Karman replaced the referee during the halftime interval.

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B. Gatesdiner

ב. גאטעסדינער/ װארשע

B. Gatesdiner is credited with the passage’s Warsaw byline.

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Austrian or German border

דער עסטרײכישער אדעד דייטשער גרעגעץ

The passage says Lukow was relatively far from the Austrian or German border.

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Haskalah movement

השכלה־בארועגוע

The passage says the Haskalah movement could not penetrate Lukow.

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F. Shevesman

פ. סשע־ װעםמאן

F. Shevesman served on the Culture League audit committee.

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Jewish library in Łuków

יידישן בוך

A Jewish book institution whose foundation was laid twenty years earlier.

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