It is well to administer some sort of corrective to the information diffused by the neutral newsmonger: Who cheers us when we're in the blues, With reassuring German news, Of starving Berliners in queues?

© 1Oct25, AF29055. R105757, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Exkurse in das Gebiet des Markus-Evangeliums; Berliner Vorträge, Winter 1910-11.

R117075, 9Sep53, Harris Hawthorne Wilder (A) WILE, ADA S. Emile Berliner, maker of the microphone. R119410.

Anthroposophische Lebensgaben; Berliner Vortrage.

Erdensterben und Weltenleben; Berliner Vortrage.

Gesunder Blick fuer Heute und wackere Hoffnung fuer Morgen; Berliner Vortrage.

Rudolf Steiner-Nachlassverwaltung (PPW); 17Feb54; R125765. Das Karma des Materialismus; Berliner Vortrage.

(In Berliner illustrierte Zeitung) © Anfang und Fortsetzung 1, 17Apr, 24Apr32, AF16531; Fortsetzung 2-4, 30Apr, 14May32, AF17053; Fortsetzung 5-9, 22May, 12Jun32, AF17461.

(In Berliner illustrierte Zeitung, June 26-July 17, 1932) © 26Jun-17Jul32; AF17664.

(In Berliner illustrirte Zeitung, June 4-Nov. 19, 1936)

(In Berliner illustrirte Zeitung, Nov. 26-Dec. 29, 1936)

(In Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung, Jan. 7, 1937-Mar. 11, 1937)

(In Berliner illustrirte Zeitung, Mar. 18-May 26, 1937) © 18Mar37, AF35591; 24Mar37, AF35652; 1Apr37, AF35653; 8Apr37, AF35676; 15Apr37, AF35757; 22Apr37, AF35758; 28Apr37, AF35759; 5May37, AF35982; 13May37, AF35983; 20May37, AF36028; 26May37, AF36198.

"Berliner Tageblatt, March 14, 1911.

The Berliners have, from time immemorial, been an inquisitive race, and where any thing is to be seen, there they rush.

The Berliners were, therefore, quite happy, and delighted to hear the hollow sound of the drum, and the Russian word of command.

"Now tell me, how did you manage to make the Berliners so obstinate and so lavish of their means?" Gotzkowsky smiled.

"Please your majesty, the Berliners prize their honor above their life.

Tell me, how did you bring my Berliners up to that?

"My good Berliners love money as well as any other of the good-for-nothing children of men.

King Frederick II. was returning this day to Berlin, after a long absence, and the happy and delighted Berliners had prepared for him a pompous and brilliant entry.

His fall was for some days the topic of conversation of the good Berliners; but it was soon superseded by some other novelty, and without either sympathy or ill-feeling they passed by the deserted house with the closed windows which had once been Gotzkowsky's residence.

[410] W. von Schulenberg, in Verhandlungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte, Jahrgang 1897, pp.

WRANGEL, FREDERICK, Prussian field-marshal, born at Stettin; served with distinction in various campaigns, and commanded in the Danish War of 1864, and was present in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866, though without command; was known as Papa Wrangel among the Berliners, who loved him for his disregard of grammar (1784-1877).

With two other Americans I sat with a group of prosperous Berliners in their luxurious club.