TY - SER
KW - German Americans
KW - manners and customs
AU - J. Fred Lissfelt
AB - Eleven stories, mostly character studies in a gossipy, German-American neighborhood. 
C1 - 1890s-1910s
C3 - Allegheny County; Pittsburgh; South Side; First German Evangelical Church (Rooster Church); Birmingham School; St. Michael’s School; South Shore; Uptown; Downtown; Chinatown; Kaufmann’s department store; Oakland; Duquesne Gardens; Mt. Oliver
C4 - Literary; Historical; Psychological
CY - Pittsburgh
LA - English
M3 - Short Stories
N1 - <p>First German Evangelical Church is referred to as Rooster Church, as it was commonly known.<br /><br />Re-published as <a href="/pittsburghnovel/content/dutchman-died-and-other-tales-pittsburgh’s-southside"><em>The Dutchman Died and Other Tales of Pittsburgh&rsquo;s Southside</em></a> by the University of Pittsburgh Press in 1992.</p><p></p>
N2 - Eleven stories, mostly character studies in a gossipy, German-American neighborhood. 
PB - Boxwood Press
PP - Pittsburgh
PY - 1955
RN - J. Fred Lissfelt (1886—1965) was a music critic for Pittsburgh newspapers and taught French and German at the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University.
EP - 96
TI - Kaffeeklatsch
ER -