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The children assisting Zalman
Children who accompany Zalman and help with the sewing work.
Polish post official
A Polish post official ordered a leather-trimmed coat from Zalman.
Y. Hirsh
A person named beneath the cited periodical heading.
H. D. Namberg
A poet honored in the passage.
Mr. Zerbabel
An educator and labor activist returned from a journey through several South American countries.
L. Gliksberg
L. Gliksberg was elected chair of the Culture League administration.
M. Blachavitch
M. Blachavitch was elected treasurer of the Culture League administration.
Kh. Danilak
Kh. Danilak was elected economist of the Culture League administration.
Kh. M. Heyblum
Kh. M. Heyblum was listed among the five Culture League administrators.
Y. Weissman
Y. Weissman was listed as a candidate for the Culture League administration.
L. Volman
L. Volman was listed as a candidate for the Culture League administration.
Kh. H. Shapiro
Kh. H. Shapiro served on the Culture League audit committee.
L. Kramash
L. Kramash served on the Culture League audit committee.
S. Branzel
S. Branzel was listed as an audit committee candidate.
Mendele Mokher Sforim
Mendele Mokher Sforim is described as a major Yiddish literary figure.
Sholem Aleichem
Named as the author whose drama is discussed.
Jacob Zanstein
Yiddish poet whose poems were published in collections and Polish translations.
Rabbi Hershele Morgenstern
A rabbi whose red-brick house stood beside Warsaw Street.
Morgenstern's son
A son of Rabbi Hershele Morgenstern who helped run the wine shop.
Moshe Feldman
Moshe Feldman worked at Matl Kleinman’s printing shop.
Shalom
Moshele's son, sent to a Polish school.
The narrator's father
The narrator's father operated a shop in the described market line.
Hadel the potter
Hadel the potter sold earthenware, dishes, pots, and wooden spoons on market days.
The Kaza guard
A tall-bellied guard sat at the closed gate of the Kaza.
Motl Shcherb
Motl Shcherb is identified as a pigeon fancier associated with the Kaza guard.
Rabbi Shlomo Braun
A rabbi who lived in the first house near the salt shop.
Matl
The elder son who joined his father’s trade and pursued cultural work.
Abraham
The younger son who sought his future in Warsaw.
Prumki
A widow who operated a tailoring shop in the second wing.
Dudel Weinzicher
The husband of Dovke Weinzicher, described as a religious scribe.
Teacher Baruch
A teacher who had a traditional Jewish schoolroom in an old wooden house.
Moshe Lichtenstein
Soap factory owner and respected householder in the Chaya-Sarah prayer house.
Chaim David Zakalik
Owner of a tin workshop near the Zhelekhov road.
Nathan Weinzeicher
Taught a lesson to several adult boys.
Yentele
A rebbetzin who baked challah and honey-dipped hamantaschen.
Abraham Nachtomi
A Jewish actor, writer, and founder of the Ohel theater.