=Lewner, J. B.= Nachmen Ben Wowsi. =Linetzki, J. J.= Eli Kozin Hazchakueli. =Meisach, J.= Ssar-schel-Jam. =Perez, J. L.= Ben-tomar, Gam-su, Ha-jossem mi-Nimi-row, Finkel L., Lampenputzer, Lez vun der Redakzie, Luziper, Paloi, Dr. Stizer. =Pinski, D.= Dōfek, Dāwid, Puls D. =Rabinowitsch, M. J.= _Ben-Omi._ =Rabinowitsch, S.= Bücherfresser, Essbücher, Esther, Schelumiel, _Scholem Aleechem_, Schulamis. =Rabnizki.= Rebi Kozin. =Rombro, J.= _Krantz Ph._, Jainkele Chochem. =Samostschin, P.= P. Z., Eli Feelet mi-Sastschin. =Samostschin, Mrs.= Bas-malke. =Schaikewitsch, N. M.= _Schomer._ =Schapiro, E. I.= Isch. =Schatzkes, M. A.= Selikowitsch M. =Selikowitsch.= Litwischer Philosoph, Aus Kapeluschmacher, Sambation, Wachlaklakes. =Spektor, M.= Emes, Lamedwownik. =Spektor, Mrs.= _Isabella._ =Wechsler, M.= Isch Nomi. =Winchevsky, M.= _Ben Nez_, _Meschugener Philosoph_, Chaim Barburim, Chaim Bolbetun, Der Dāsiger, T. E. Debkin, Jankele Traschke. INDEX Abderitic towns, 52. _Abendblatt_, 223, 225. Abrahams, 90, 231. Abramowitsch, Solomon Jacob, translated into Polish, 10; his use of the older language, 20; his vocabulary, 22; cradle song, 86; translates Sabbath prayers and hymns, 97; allegory in 'Judel,' 97, 98; review of his life and writings, 148-160; first work in _Kol-mewasser_, 150; his birth, 150; education, 150; wanderings, 150, 151; life in Kremenets, 151; meeting with Gottlober, 151, 152; beginning of literary career, 152; artistic nature, 152; compared with his predecessors, 152, 153; his ideal of reform, 153; love of the people, 153, 154; style and language, 154; abandons anonym, 155; 'The Little Man,' 155; 'The Meat-Tax, or the Gang of City Benefactors,' 155, 156; a social factor, 156; 'Fischke the Lame,' 156, 157; study of mendicant life, 157; 'The Dobbin,' 157-159; psychological study, 157; prophecy, 158; personifies the Jewish race in the allegory, 159; prohibition of re-issue of book, 159; 'The Wanderings of Benjamin the Third,' 159, 160; study from nature, 159; creates the 'Jewish Don Quixote,' 159; 'The Enlistment,' 160; scientific articles, 160; called 'Grand-father,' 160; ceases writing, 178; on prayers, 245, 246; 'The Useful Calendar,' 252; and see ix, 51, 176, 177, 179, 187, 231, 234, 235, 251, 252, 255. Extracts and translations: 'The Dobbin,' 276-285; 'Parasiteville,' 284-295. Abramsky, 237. Absorption of Russian Jews by America, xi, 119. Adelberg, S., 51. Africa, Jews in, 248. 'Ahasuerus-play,' 231, 234, 239.