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in this war. The moonlight nights are terrors in their beauty even, for the flawless sky means the Huns' opportunity. The British go the Hun several better [[strikethrough]] when [[/strikethrough]] ^[[for]] they fly [[strikethrough]] on [[/strikethrough]] ^[[in]] any clear night, cloudy times being the only exception to the rule, besides, of course, a too strong wind. So when the demoniacal German military strategists launched their campaign against Hospitals and women and babes, they forgot again that retaliation would sooner or later be the natural result. The best way to quit an argument is to make it a double offensive - I'm more than [[strikethrough]]?  [[/strikethrough]] inclined to write rather - the better way is to make it doubly offensive.

The papers' daily testimony of the raiding of the Rhine towns, trains, ammunition