153
Gymnasiye 162

ELIEZER DAVID ROSENTHAL
Sabbath 183
Yom Kippur 189

ISAIAH LERNER
Bertzi Wasserfuehrer 211
Ezrielk the Scribe 219
Yitzchok-Yossel Broitgeber 236

JUDAH STEINBERG
A Livelihood 251
At the Matzes 259

DAVID FRISCHMANN
Three Who Ate 269

MICHA JOSEPH BERDYCZEWSKI
Military Service 281

ISAIAH BERSCHADSKI
Forlorn and Forsaken 295

TASHRAK (ISRAEL JOSEPH ZEVIN)
The Hole in a Beigel 309
As the Years Roll On 312

DAVID PINSKI
Reb Shloimeh 319

S. LIBIN (ISRAEL HUBEWITZ)
A Picnic 357
Manasseh 366
Yohrzeit for Mother 371
Slack Times They Sleep 377

ABRAHAM RAISIN
Shut In 385
The Charitable Loan 389
The Two Brothers 397
Lost His Voice 405
Late 415
The Kaddish 421
Avrohom the Orchard-Keeper 427

HIRSH DAVID NAUMBERG
The Rav and the Rav's Son 435

MEYER BLINKIN
Women 449

LOeB SCHAPIRO
If It Was a Dream 481

SHALOM ASCH
A Simple Story 493
A Jewish Child 506
A Scholar's Mother 514
The Sinner 529

ISAAC DOB BERKOWITZ
Country Folk 543
The Last of Them 566

A FOLK TALE
The Clever Rabbi 581

GLOSSARY AND NOTES 589

REUBEN ASHER BRAUDES

Born, 1851, in Wilna (Lithuania), White Russia; went to Roumania
after the anti-Jewish riots of 1882, and published a Yiddish
weekly, Yehudit, in the interest of Zionism; expelled from
Roumania; published a Hebrew weekly, Ha-Zeman, in Cracow, in 1891;
then co-editor of the Yiddish edition of Die Welt, t