With the Serbs in Macedonia

i64 WITH THE SERBS IN MACEDONIA
Bomb after bomb was rained down upon the
two hospitals. In the 36th several patients
were wounded, and in the 37th two English
nurses and four male orderlies were killed and
nine others wounded.
One poor nurse met her death as she knelt by
the bed of a wounded Serb whom she was
endeavouring to lower to the floor. The patient
unhurt. Two of the orderlies were
escaped
killed while lying down in the X-ray tent.
Then, having got rid of all their bombs, they
went home rejoicing no doubt in their latest
exhibition of frightfulness, while the hospital
buried its dead and ''
carried on ''
as usual.
The British aviators in Salonica did not allow
this outrage to pass unpunished. They bombed
the enemy aerodrome in return four times in one
day. Four times in one day they came and went.
The terror
Imagine that day for the enemy !
of it— the eyes glued to the sky, the nerves on
the rack. A good day and a proper answer—
all that could be done. They couldn't bring
these brave, self-sacrificing women and noncombatants
back, but, dear, grim devils, they
could and they did give the fiends something to
go
on with !
But oh, the folly of it all, the utter unreason
of everything connected with the stupidity
called War ! Its glories are shams, its emotions