Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-23

7 Amsterdam, fu,. PA newer
better, freer Germany will arise. onl
of this war" declared Professor Franz
Won List in a lecture which the Ber
lin papers quote approvingly.
Il am convinced" says Won, List
" that the whole life of Germany will
be altered ss a result of the cooper
alton between the, nation and the, gov:
eminent in this war, and I expect Ia
see a new democracy sharing in the
task Of government. A better Ger
many will arise, which will not threat
en-, but secure peace, VIII not aspire
to the domination Of the world, bu,
will prevent others from doing SO and
will bring freedom to the seas now
threatened by England"
Somewhat similar sentiments are
expressed by Herr r'otthoff. a well
known Haidcal member Of the Reich
stag, in a statment published in the
Hamburg Fremdenblatt:
II vii be out Of the question
%henceforth to raise the charge of in.
adequate love Of country or made
quate loyalty to the Empire against
Poles, Danes. Alsatians Or Jews, Of
against members Of, any parties. An
inevitable result of the present unan.
imous cooperation will be that in the
futre a greater amount Of self-govern-
ment, will. not be, grudged to the Ger.
man people. Not SO much bur eaucracy
and police. and more tself-government
and ehbow.room; such are the, natural
results OF the new cOntid ence which
promises = better and more joyful de-
velopment In the future"
Berlin, Feb. '22.-Thousands of Ber-
lin Pathfnders, the boy scouts of Ger;-
many, since the beginning of the war
have spent their Sunday mornings in
the forests around the capital in ex-
~ercises intended TO train them for
their future career in the army. The
other morning at an early hour tho
streets resounded with the marching
of the ,Pathtinders making their way,
toward a rendezvous near Schulzen-
dorf, starting from which place a sham
battle had been arranged against an
other large body of Pathfinders com.
ing from Hermsdorf. All were dresss
ed in their gray uniforms, very much
ike the color Of the field uniforms
adopted by the army. r4g
At a given signal the Berlin, Path
finders, the, white army. entered the.
woods in search Of the opposing red
army. All their, movements were car
ried out, in almost complete silence.
Soon despatch riders on Bicycles or
on foot came hurTying back to head.
quarters with, the report that the
''enemy' has been, located, and short
ly afterWard. loud hurrahs announcer
engagement, as a result Of which
the white. army succeeded in ,taking
great. numbers Qf..the red army. pris,
onesrs ana carrying on the victory.
The Pathfinders have their own
headquarters in the woods. The. build
ing has been erected by tbs boys
and. all round it are well.
constructed trenches OF striking SINH.
|arity to thos at the real front"
London. Feb. @.-More.. than SOB
Of the National Union Of
Women's Suffrage Societies-the Snol-
militant party-are now working Ii
the military hospitals in Great Britain,
and over 10 have gone abroad as .nqr:
ses and octors. fife Scottish branch
has in addition equipped and supplied
the stats of three hospitals, of which,
Two are at the front and the third is
ready to leave Almost. 100000 has
been raised among the members for
various kinds of war relief and hos.
pitfalls. Another of the unions activi-
Ties has been the establishment Of
clubs where soldiers and their women
spend their evenings in talk
or playing games, A great"deal
Of work has ALSO been done for un>
employed women. ID sy
Berlin. Feb. ga dispatch from
Vienna to- thcsN Orwaerts. throws some
light On the press censorship in Aus
tria. IL "a I
Since the outbreak Of war, the en-
tire conteffts OF all newspapers have
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