p. vii: par L’Abbé Felix Klein -> Félix p. 002: lights out at 10-45 -> 10.45 p. 009: [normalized] visited camps at Hollyport -> Holyport p. 014: [removed extra comma] insufficient, light -> insufficient light p. 016: [added opening quotes] “Clothing is furnished when required p. 026: his intercourse wth the German delegates -> with p. 040: [added closing quotes] cereals is impossible.” p. 044: [normalized] Of Casabianda -> Cassabianda p. 053: the occurence mentioned -> occurrence p. 058: it seems very probable that -> It p. 074: most trivial beaches of discipline -> breaches p. 095: contsantly progressing -> constantly p. 100: recreation and asembling room -> assembling p. 107: [added closing quotes] skits on the camp, etc.” p. 112: [added closing brace] (Editor of the Journal de Genève) p. 112: official negotiaions -> negotiations p. 121: Even in neutral interment camps -> internment p. 128: [added period] by no means supports these charges. p. 139: so well satified -> satisfied p. 144: No interment camp -> internment p. 154: delapidated and without fire -> dilapidated p. 155: sme of them were so impertinent -> some p. 157: [added closing quotes] thanking me for my care.” p. 159: grande loterie de Noel -> Noël p. 160: troops entered Centinje -> Cetinje p. 163: [added closing quote] go forward with our hands up.’ p. 161: [added comma] from the Daily News, May 17 p. 167: herioc bravery-> heroic p. 170: bullets in safe reatreat -> retreat p. 170: This is a singuarly fair -> singularly p. 194: par L’Abée Félix Klein -> L’Abbé p. 198: [added period] to conceal them ever since. p. 205: [added opening quotes] “On the whole it cannot be said p. 207: imagination this aid-de-camp -> aide-de-camp p. 207: [added opening quotes] reviewer in the Nation, “that Herr Major p. 232: Deutschlands Jugend und der Weltkreig -> Weltkrieg p. 255: Francoise Lafitte Cyon -> Françoise p. 269: Güstrow î-Mecklenburg -> Güstrow i/Mecklenburg p. 269: Klein, L’Abée Félix -> L’Abbé p. 271: Turcoing, 258 -> Tourcoing ] End of Project Gutenberg's The Better Germany in War Time, by Harold Picton