BERLIN

Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 3
on the river Spree, is capital of Pru ia and of the Ger um-| Empire. It is famous for its g und | jewellery, and metal works; is one of t is i cleanest, brightest, and healthiest c ely jin Europe, and po e es a magnifi tis vo of street cars and railways. | ent the centre of the city are the imp sta,|palace, the university buildings, t is| national gallery and museums, and lia- | arsenal, © most attractive pro me: is the streot called ‘* Unter den Lind tlo-}a broad thoroughfare nearly a mil ich |length, with two double rows of lime | eat i running from end to end. Berlit WY state he al pap (8 me ens ny European city. At the beginning of 6 19th century its inhabitants numb ng- | 182,000, while in April, 1904, the por nad | tion was estimated at tro millions. has| BERLIN, [s. 69]
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