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262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 122. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 28 Aug 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 122. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 28 Aug 1914, Berlin
122 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Friday, August 28, 1914, from Berlin Arrived safely in Berlin, request message to this address. Greetings, Steiner

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 123. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 29 Aug 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 123. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 29 Aug 1914, Berlin
123 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Saturday, August 29, 1914, from Berlin Fräulein Ehmek has arrived, doing well here. Warm regards, Steiner

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 124. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 31 Aug 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 124. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 31 Aug 1914, Berlin
124 Telegrams to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Monday, August 31, 1914, from Berlin My book finished today, final corrections promised for tomorrow. Other books will be ready tomorrow. I will wait here for a few days and then travel. But I will send word and request word from there. Greetings, Steiner Finished writing my book today: Volume II of “The Riddles of Philosophy in Its History Presented as an Outline”. Other books will be finished tomorrow: 6th edition of “Theosophy” and 5th-7th edition of “How to Know Higher Worlds”.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 124. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 31 Aug 1914, Berlin

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Telegrams to Marie von Sivers in Dornach
Monday, August 31, 1914, from Berlin

My book finished today, final corrections promised for tomorrow. Other books will be ready tomorrow. I will wait here for a few days and then travel. But I will send word and request word from there. Greetings, Steiner

Finished writing my book today: Volume II of “The Riddles of Philosophy in Its History Presented as an Outline”.

Other books will be finished tomorrow: 6th edition of “Theosophy” and 5th-7th edition of “How to Know Higher Worlds”.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 125. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 02 Sep 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 125. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 02 Sep 1914, Berlin
125 Telegrams to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Wednesday, September 2, 1914, from Berlin Why no message from there. Warm greetings, Steiner.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 126. Letter to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 03 Sep 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 126. Letter to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 03 Sep 1914, Berlin
126 To Marie von Sivers in Dornach Thursday, September 3, 1914, from Berlin L.M. In a great hurry, I would like to ask Miss Ehmek,¹ who wants to travel back to Dornach tomorrow, give her the warmest greetings and say that I am very sorry to have to be away from Dornach and our work there for so long. I still have to stay here for a few more days. Then I will see if the trip to my relatives in Horn is feasible. If it is, I could perhaps use it to move our affairs ² forward more quickly. But I don't yet know whether it is possible to travel there. I have found the birth certificate. Miss Mücke wants to travel to Dornach; when will depend on the state of my journey. It could still take me a week after all. Of course, I cannot count on good travel connections. Should my state of health not be good, then please let me know immediately. The only thing that really worried me now was that if I had been at home, I would have had to dress the wound again in the next few days. The fact that I had to wait twice as long for news about this state of health did not reassure me at all. So, in the hope of seeing you again soon, with best regards to Waller and the other friends there, warmest regards, Dr. Rudolf Steiner Berlin, September 3, 1914 1. Emmy Ehmek, member in Bremen since April 1909, moved to Berlin in 1911. 2. The planned marriage, which will take place at Christmas.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 126. Letter to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 03 Sep 1914, Berlin

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To Marie von Sivers in Dornach
Thursday, September 3, 1914, from Berlin

L.M. In a great hurry, I would like to ask Miss Ehmek,¹ who wants to travel back to Dornach tomorrow, give her the warmest greetings and say that I am very sorry to have to be away from Dornach and our work there for so long. I still have to stay here for a few more days. Then I will see if the trip to my relatives in Horn is feasible. If it is, I could perhaps use it to move our affairs ² forward more quickly. But I don't yet know whether it is possible to travel there. I have found the birth certificate.

Miss Mücke wants to travel to Dornach; when will depend on the state of my journey. It could still take me a week after all. Of course, I cannot count on good travel connections.

Should my state of health not be good, then please let me know immediately. The only thing that really worried me now was that if I had been at home, I would have had to dress the wound again in the next few days. The fact that I had to wait twice as long for news about this state of health did not reassure me at all.

So, in the hope of seeing you again soon, with best regards to Waller and the other friends there,

warmest regards, Dr. Rudolf Steiner

Berlin, September 3, 1914

1. Emmy Ehmek, member in Bremen since April 1909, moved to Berlin in 1911.
2. The planned marriage, which will take place at Christmas.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 127. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 04 Sep 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 127. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 04 Sep 1914, Berlin
127 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Friday, September 4, 1914, from Berlin Cannot leave before Sunday, all well. Warmest greetings, request quick message here Steiner

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 128. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 06 Sep 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 128. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 06 Sep 1914, Berlin
128 Telegrams to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Sunday, September 6, 1914, from Berlin I will probably leave on Monday evening via Horn. Please send a message here. Warm greetings, Steiner

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 129. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 08 Sep 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 129. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 08 Sep 1914, Berlin
129 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Tuesday, September 8, 1914, from Berlin Leave for Horn today, Tuesday, will send telegram from there. Greetings to Steiner.

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 138. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 29 Oct 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 138. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 29 Oct 1914, Berlin
138 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Thursday, October 29, 1914, from Berlin Arrived safely, warm greetings. Steiner

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 139. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 01 Nov 1914, Berlin

262. Correspondence with Marie Steiner 1901–1925: 139. Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach 01 Nov 1914, Berlin
139 Telegram to Marie von Sivers in Dornach Sunday, November 1, 1914, from Berlin All well, warm greetings. Steiner

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