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[kennethgmiller at juno.com]

In the thread "Kashrus and Shabbas", R"n Chana Luntz wrote:
> You would need to read eg the Tzitz Eliezer to see whether
> you agreed (the cite is chelek 2 siman 6) that what he
> seemed to be doing was imposing a new gezera rather than
> applying an existing one. 

R' Rich Wolpoe responded:
> FWIW I don't have a Tzitz Eliezer

Yes you do!

It's amazing how much can be found at http://hebrewbooks.org

And it is so simple to use! I placed my cursor in the box titled "Koter - Title", and used the "Virtual Keyboard" to type "Tzitz Eliezer". (The button between the Tav and the quotes, which looks like an underscore, is actually for typing a blank space.) Then I pressed the "Chipus - Search" button (the one on the left, not the one on top), and instantly - links to nineteen volumes!

Just click on the volume you want, and then you can either read it online, oor download the entire pdf file. If anyone is interested in the teshuva that RCL cited, it is on daf mem-ches of the sefer, but that is page 75 in the file. (Daf aleph comes after the separately-numbered hakdama.)

And in "Pirsumei Nisa", R' Micha Berger wrote:
> Perhaps RDE (or someone else) has a copy of R' Moshe
> Shernbuch's Moadim uZemanim VII, and gan summarize his
> discussion of the topic on p 97.

Bingo! They have this too! At first, it looked like they only had volumes 1, 3, and 6, but it turns out that if you click on the link to Vol 6, you'll see that Vol 7 starts on page 183. The piece RMB refers to is on pages 277-278.

Akiva Miller

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