Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Feb 1876
- Title
- Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Feb 1876
- Date Created
- 1 February 1876
- Format
- 2 pages on 1 sheet
- Language(s)
- English
- Source
- Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies
- Sabato Morais Collection, Box 2, Folder 3
- Has Format
- https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/items/ark:/81431/p3v11w54d/manifest.json
- Link to Colenda
- https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/catalog/81431-p3v11w54d
- Provenance
- Transfer of Custody from the Hebrew Education Society, 10 March 1913.
- Is Format Of
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/judaicadh/morais/main/TEI/SMBx2FF3_9.xml
- content
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Cincinnati Feb. 1st/76
Rev. S. Morais
Dear Instructer!
from the apart-ment of the B. grade of the intermediate school of Cincinnati I send you this letter, in which I will give you a full information of my Present condition, and with which I will pay you also the manny thanks what I owe you from before and especially for the last letter which I had received when I was at Cleveland, which ascended me with this glory name definition to be called "this is the pupil of Rev. S. Morais.„ for whom in every respect as Mr. Ezekiel so Dr. Wise and Lilienthal like to revise his words, and therefore as I came to this city and showed my letter to Mr Ezekiel, he received me very kindly and entroduced me to the Drs. of this city who also were very kindly to me
But the first question was asked to me "have I passed through any school at home? am I able to give an examination of these Branches which they learn in the intermediate school? That I can be received in the high school
because the Rull of this College says that no one can be taken in into this College unless he is gratuated or a scholar of a High school, and when I answered "No„ was not any chance for me to entetain the college, but that Faint-hearty man Mr. Ezekiel didnt spare his trubles and secured me me with good hopes, saying there are many gentlemen in the board of governers who perhaps will do in his favor even against the Rull and he went also to Dr Wise and said unto him that he should take me in in the college before the next meeting will be held. Dr wise received me as a pupil of this college and he brought my name on the list of where the rest of the names of the scholars are written of by the next meeting I hope to receive my cost. I was invaited by Mr Ezekiel several times there he maid me aquainted with all the officers of the college, who were at the same time at his House they also promised me to do every thing for me which it is in their possibility. I gave examine for the principle of this school and I entered the B. grade of this school I hope to leave this grade in a short of time & to enter to the A. I hope this letter will reach you in your very good condition, I send my best regards to you & your children the grammer which Mr Henry has I don't need any more. I beg you dear instructor of the correspondence to address me to Mr Ezekiel also I beg you to write to him several words about me the third Bell rung I must give up writing I wish you all boundties[?] time. I remain J. Rubenstein - Identifier
- p3v11w54d
- identifier
- SMBx2FF3_9
Part of Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Feb 1876
Rubenstein, J. and Morais, Sabato, “Letter from Rubenstein, J. to Morais, Sabato. Cincinnati, OH; Feb 1876”, Sabato Morais Digital Repository, accessed October 18, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/morais/item/89718