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Ackerman, Miss Sylvia
"A star fell. Someone must have he did not close them.
Adel, Oscar A
"Estherke?"
Adel, Raub
died."
Adelman, Isaac
"Hn?"
"Blessed be the True Judge!"
Adelman, Nathan
"Are you falling asleep?"
Estherke murmured reverently, then
Adelson. Kai (memory of Mother)
"No,"
added: "What a pity! If he had
Adler, George
"Did you make up your wish yet?" Adler, Jacob
lived till midnight he would perhaps
Adler, Nathan
"Sin?"
have wished to live and God would
Agins, Jacob
"Did you make up your wish yet?" Agranove, Nathan
have granted him that."
Agree, Charles N
"Soon—"
"It is a pity." Ezra relaxed in his
Agree, Mrs. Samuel.
bed and continued to watch the sky.
Ezra began to formulate his wish. Agree, Samuel A
"Is it really true that there are as What was it that he wanted most? Ahrens, Arthur
many people in the world as there are He wanted to be a great and learned Alexander, A.
MiBon M
stars in !leaven, and that when one man, he decided. He wanted to be Alexander,
Allen, J. W. and suns
that hung from the lamp, dies a star falls?"
like one of the 36 Chosen Ones who Almug, Sam
WHEN THE SKIES OPEN AT branches
over the mirror on the wall, and the
Alperstein, Harvey J
"Of course it's true!"
could perform miracles.
MIDNIGHT
Alpert, Daniel J
bookcase in the corner. The old
"That's what Grandma Libe says.
Ezra closed his eyes and imagined Alpert, Harry
clock in the shadow click-clocked But why don't we ever see the stars himself as he would be after his wish Alter. Jacob
By Yossef Cater.
asthmatically, sneezed three times come out when people are born?"
Herman
came true. Ile was tall and had a Altman,
I Amen, 1 adore
each quarter-hour, and coughed loud-
"Because people are burn after
In Yanovke, Shabuoth was known ly each hour. Nine times. Ten times. midnight when we are asleep." Ezra curled beard. Ile made one step— Altman. (.abed A
and covered 50 verots. Another step Altm•n, Murray
as the Holiday of Greens. For, corn-
Two more hours to wait, Ezra was proud of his superior knowledge. —and he was on the other side of Altahuler, Abraham
Alt haler, Dr. Isaac M
ing as it does toward the end of May,
'f he clock sneezed three times.
thought, and tore himself away from
the ocean. Ile saw, but was not seen. Alvin, Harry
all Jewish families, rich and poor
"Look at the face of the moon!" He heard, but was not heard. And Alvin, Mutes
an arresting slumber by turning vig-
alike, decorate the interior of their
Anifterg, Dr. and Mrs. Emil
Estherke called.
orously from side to side.
he saw himself seated in a large syn-
Show Case Company
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"That's the fool who had the gold- agogue and learned rabbis came to American
"Are you asleep, Ezra?" Estherke
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soms, lilac, acacia bloom and cypress
en apple."
murmured.
him from all the corners of the earth American Store Fixture Company
branches.
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"Yes,
I
know.
You
can
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"No. Are you?"
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Ezra liked Shabuoth, the holiday
"No. Only I wish it were over al- him. But you can't look at the sun!" question hard enough for him. lie Anonymous
which celebrated the giving of the
"A
nice
comparison!
When
you
ready."
was asked "What is stronger than a Anuntmous
Ten Commandments and concluded
look at the sun you see the face of lion?" and he answered. He was Anonymous
"Why? Are you afraid?"
noymous
the festival of the grain harvest of
"No. Only to see the skies open Moses. There is the Holy Schechinoh asked "What is a greater sin: to curse Anoilymoua
the Jews in the Land of Israel. Ile
is . , . is . . . For how long do they on his face. If you see that you go an orphan, or to eat cheese after Ampach, 11. F
liked it not so much for the excite-
blind!" Ezra was very proud of his meat before six hours were over?" Applebaum, Harry
open?"
I
' meat during the decoration of the
"For how long?" Ezra raised his knowledge. What did girls know? and he answered. He knew every- Appelbaum,
Applebaum, Louis J
rooms, or the relished dairy dainties head. "For a second! For one thou- Nothing! But he was a boy.
thing. And his mother brought him Artie Investment Company
that customarily formed the food-dur- sandth of a second! For less than
"Grandmother says, that the sun marmalade and pastry and nice Arden, Bert G
ing the two days, but for she palpi- one can wink one's eyes! It is known goes into the Holy of Holies every
Arden, Max J
things. But he did not eat it him- Arta, Carl
tating anticipation of the second mid- that people sit up till midnight and night!"
self. lie shared it with his follow- Ariel, Jacob V
night of the Holiday of Greens. On just then they happen to wink their
"Every night!" Ezra affirmed.
ers. Then he went out into the street. Arnovitz, M. S
the second midnight of the Holiday
"And how does it go in and out, I People came to him and said: "Reb Aronow, Abraham
eyes—and see nothing!"
Aronson, Oscar
of Greens, as was well known, the
"And do you think the skies will wonder?"•
Ezra, where shall I get money for the Aronsoon, Martin
skies opened, and whatever was
"It goes in by a door and comes Sabbath?" and he answered: "Go Aronsson, Maurice
open tonight?"
wished at that awesome moment in-
out by a door. Berke Ezra's says that home and look under the bed." And Aahner, Morton F
Ezra turned his head to the window
Atkins,
and son
variably had its fulfilment before the
and looked out as if trying to guess it was a merchant who discovered it. they went home and looked under the Atlas, Edward A
passing of three moons.
The man was a dealer in black pep-
Atlas. Milton R
After the evening meal, on the first the weather. "It is a clear night. per and herbs. So one day he packed bed and found a treasure. Then he August, Ilerman
day of Shabuoth, when Grandma Libe When God is angry with His children his bundle and went out to the end went out into the street. It was win- August, I.
August, Max
prepared the beds for the night, both He makes It cloudy on that night. of the world to look for some new ter and the snow was deep. Berke Auto Finance Corporation
Ezra and Estherke wished to have But it is clear now. Can't you see kinds of herbs that bring a complete Ezra's was there with his sled. "What Axelrod, William
do you want a sled for in the summer
their beds brought closer to the win- the stars and the moon?"
remedy for every disease on earth.
Estherke, too, turned towards the Ile went until he came to the end of time?" he asked. They looked around D Ilabcoek, Ben
dow looking out upon the back yard.
Itackrarh A Gendelman
window and both lay peering out at the world. And there he saw the and saw it was warm and the sun
Their wish was granted.
Baehr, A. 1)
When the entire family retired and the sky. After a while Estherke sat door where the sun entered to the
Baer. Mrs. E. A. (Bridge Club)
The moon slowly swerved across Rallies, Hyman
the lamps were extinguished, Ezra up with a start. But Ezra turned and Holy of Holies."
the
silent
room.
The
clock
sneezed
Baines,
William
and Estherke rested in their respec murmured composedly:
"And wasn't he afraid of falling and coughed. Eleven times. Twelve Baker, Oshie
"Blessed be the True Judge!"
tivo beds In silence. A moonbeam
Bakst. Dr. Joseph A
off?"
times.
Were
the
skies
to
open
that
Bale, H. I
"Oh, is that what it was?" Estherke
filtered through the flimsy curtain
"Fall off what?"
midnight neither Ezra nor Estherke Balkh, Sul
made the furniture in the room stand asked.
"The merchant—The end of the would have been there to witness it. 1111i1, Joseph
"And what did you think—the world—"
out in ghostlike silhouettes, and add
Parish, Jacob
For they had long since fallen asleep. liarit, Abe
ed mystery to the black, drooping skies opened already?" Ezra sneered.
"A man that goes that far isn't
Barlow, Adolph, Company
afraid like a girl."
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Itarnet t. Alex
Estherke made herself comfortable
Harnett, Ben. F
in her bed.
Barnett, K.
In silence she watched a moon-
liarnet t, Meyer
Harnett. Dr. a. E
beam on the wall opposite. From far
Baron. Emil
away the rolling sound of a wagon
Baron, Berry
swelled, then subsided. The crowing
Barris, Mrs. Nettie
Baruch. Dr. J
of a distant cock was answered from
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Baschin. Samuel
a neighboring yard.
Baas, Louis
"Oh, I forgot—" Estherke turned. $2,000. Albert Brown, of the Roe Baum, I)
"What?"
Hotel, for himself and wife went from Itaurrrarth, M. C
"I haven't decided what to wish—" $2,000 to $3,000. This marked the Beaker. Joseph
Becker. Samuel A
"Sh—"
second time that Brown increased his 'locker A Redstone
Ileckoll, Jack
"What?"
subscription.
"You mustn't! If you tell your
It has been estimated that there are Itersky, Louie
Behrendt, Henry
wish to anyone exactly the opposite 2,000 Jews in the city who have not
comes true."
contributed to the fund. Campaign Behrmann, Jacob
They were silent again. The clock officials urge that this number respond
continued its laborious breathing. so that the drive may end successful-
Abraham
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