SH.
(ZALMEN?) SOBEL
He authored a work in verse entitled
Zivugim oder di vikukhim, tsum lustigen
tsayt fertrayben (Marriages or the debates, to cheerful times past)
(Warsaw, 1874), 83 pp., which expressed a whole array of moral phrases, written
in the form of a dispute, according to L. Viner—“in a powerfully folkish
language.” He may be the same person as Shloyme
Sobel, author of Sefer dorot olamim
(Book of eternal generations), a chronicle of the most important events,
discoveries, and inventions from the creation of the world until contemporary times
(Warsaw, 1865), 90 pp. Someone named Sobol
Kalmen translated a novel entitled Doktor
almasado mit zayn tokhter (Doctor Almasado and his daughter) (Lublin,
1894).
Sources:
Zalmen Reyzen, Leksikon, vol. 2.
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