Help translating 2 Cyrillic Records, Serock, Poland

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Dear Genners,
Two records arrived from the Polish State Archives and I need some help translating them.

The first is a death record for Zlata ORENSZTEJN from 1904.
Who were her parents, how old was she when she died and what was the cause of death, if stated?

http://www2.mcdaniel.edu/Psychology/HBO/ZlataORENSTEIN.jpg

The second is a marriage record of Chaim Lejzor ORENSZTEJN and Perla JONISZ, also from 1904.

http://www2.mcdaniel.edu/Psychology/HBO/ChaimLejzorORENSTEIN.jpg

Who were the parents of the bride and groom?
Was the groom a widower or was he divorced? Who was his former wife, if mentioned?
Was the bride a widow or was she divorced? If applicable, who was her former husband?

There are Pages of Testimony for this couple at Yad Vashem, but the answers to the questions may clear up some ambiguous genealogical issues.

Thank you in advance for your help with these records.
Please email me directly.
Cordially,
Howard Orenstein
horenstein@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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