The Khasam Saipur and the Reform Movement

The Khasam Saipur was indefatigable in his Maklokas. He forbade, giving a Drascha in any Lasha, except Yiddish. The whole concept of Khadosh, Asr, Minath, Tyre, for some Saipur used that phrase against the various reforms. Akkade Kakhab, because Saipur became a Kanhoy, said it's Usher, because it's going to lead to his Khasras. And around Serena, you know, wrote Shubus justifying this thing and that thing and that things.