welL Now came the grim days when the hand of defeat was close to the throat of the defenders, for the Mameluk he stick that beat the dog that bit the cat That ate the kid That father bought For two 7tizim. ad a chance to gain a state in Palestine but only if the holy city of Safad were kept in Jewish hands. He did that too.
He fell on Bagdadi and began tearing away the fat soldier's clothes, but the blood kept coming. These were the happiest years that the Judenstrasse of Gretz ever knew, and none of the inhabitants had greater cause for joy than Rabbi Eliezer and his wife. rich then and the Jewish rumor was for- gotten-wondered which young girl he would select as his coun. But the nature of his work halted Sunday excursions, for at Friday noon each week all dig- ging at Makor stopped, and none of course was permitted on Saturday, which was the Jewish Shabbat.
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