The Graphic, April 15th, 1916.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Graphic, April 15th, 1916." This issue contains 13 Pages, 26 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

                                                       Contents.

                                                        Articles.
1- The Way of the War.
2- The Campaign in German East Africa.
3- People Prominent in the Public Eye.
4- "Branded on the Brow of German Culture" : How Women and Children have suffered at the Hands of the Huns.
5- From Battle Front to Buffet.
6- A Tommy's Appreciation of Victoria Station Free Buffet. (Poetry by George Robey.)
7- Good Stories from recent Books.
8- Night Work in the Battle Zone.
9- The Taxation of Pleasure.
10- Springtime Motoring.

                                                      Photographs.
1- Trophies taken from the Turks.  :  Turkish Standards Captured at Ezerum by the Russian Army and Exhibited to the Public View at Tifles. (Front Page)
2- How the Women of Verdun Face Frightfulness.
3- What the Russians found when they Captured the Fortress of Erzerum.
     a- The City Keys :  Handed to the tsar.
     b- The Men who stormed Erzerum :  The Russian Army entering the Fortress.
     c- The Grand Duke Nicholas Receiving Reports of the Storming of the Fortress.
     d- Regimental Koran taken from Turks.
     e- One of the Turkish Standards (Reverse).
     f- Turkish Standards Taken.
     g- The Snow-Clad Roofs of Erzerum.
     h- Turks frozen to Death during the Retreat.
     i- The Interior of the Arsenal of Erzerum.
     j- Some of the guns captured by the Russians.
     k- One of the Turkish Standards, (Reverse)
     l- Turkish Standards taken.
4- The Excellent Equipment of our Troops in German East Africa - Aeroplanes and Field Wireless with General Smuts' Armt.
5- General Smuts Reconnoitring from an Artillery Observation Ladder.
6-The Struggle for the Relief of Kut : The Situation in Mesopotamia shown at a Glance.  (Map).
7- People Prominent in the Public Eye.
      a- The Late Mr. Wilfred Ward. Roman Catholic Writer. (Portrait)
      b- The New Baron Mr. Henry Chaplin.  (Portrait)
      c- Lieut. T. Mackintosh. Gordon Highlanders.  Wounded.  (Portrait)
      d- Sir Alexander Simpson Killed by a Motor in Edinburgh.  (Portrait)
      e- New Italian War Minister.  General Paolo Morrono.  (Portrait)
      f- Our French M.P. Visitors at the Opening of the Conference.
      g- The Roumanian Prime minister's Reception to Lady Paget.
      h- The Maori "Kaiser" who has been captured. 
       i- After the Royal Investiture. An Officer showing his Military Cross.
       j- In charge of General Smuts' Captives. The Guard at the White Officers' Detention Camp in German East Africa.
8- An Alliance of Mercy in Petrograd : The Opening of the Russo-British Hospital.
      a- Inauguration of the Hospital by the grand Duchess Cyril and the Wife of the British Ambassador.
      b- The Grand Duchess at the Entrance to the Russi-British Hospital.
9- Soldiering amid the Eternal Snows :  with our Italian allies in the Dolomite Alps.
     a- On the Summit of the Dolomites " An Italian Scouting Party Gazing into the Promised Land.
     b- An Italian Outpost,  with a small Gun carried up the Mountain by Hand.
10- Ballooning in the Great Blizzard : One of the Eyes of the French Army in Alsace.
11- "Debout, Les Morts !"  A Memory of Immortal France. (Drawing by Lucien Jonas, Official Painter to the Military Museum of the French Republic.)
12- Kultur's Campaign against Children :  How the little ones have suffered from the Hun.
      a- Lessons in Frightfulness.
      b- A Funeral of little Zeppelin Victims.
      c- Serbians Orphaned by the War.
      d- The Aftermath of the German Air Raid on Ramsgate :  The Funeral of Two Child Victims.
      e- Belgian Children Rendered Homeless by the Huns.
      f- A Belgian Child.
      g- Serbian Children Rescued from the Huns.
13- The Massacre of the Innocents by Herod, otherwise Wilhelm II., King of the Huns. (Double Page)
14- The Tender heart of the British Fighter as shown by his Love of animals in the midst of Battle.
15- Night life at the Fighting Front :  Facsimiles of Sketches by Joseph Gray.
16- The Horses' Part in the Great War : They Fall, They Entertain, They Carry on.
       a- They Fall for us - Horsed Killed in action : Donkeys shot by the Germans in S.W. Africa : The Uhlan's Dead Charger.
       b- The Entertain us - The Soldier gets a touch of Cross-Country Entertainment by Teaching his mount to Jump.
       c- The Carry on - Mounted Troops in East African Campaign :  The Colonial Soldier is a Born Horseman.
17- "A Kiss for Cinderella" at Wyndham's Theatre. Sir J. M. Barrie's latest Exercise in the Whimsical.
      a- Where Cinderella got her Artistry.
      b- Where Cinderella exercised her Philanthropy.
      c- Where Cinderella Dreamed.
      d- This is the picture of the Ball which the dreaming Cinderella attended, meeting the Prince. Who was none other than the policeman who had called and frightened her in her employer's studio.
      e- Cinderella wooed by the Policeman.
      f- Cinderella tries on the Silk Shoes.
18- Miss Estella Ratcliffe. (Small Portrait)
19- Mrs. Cicely Debenham. (Small Portrait)
20- Mr. Raymond Hitchcock. (Small Portrait)
21- Miss Nethersole. (Small Portrait)
22- Miss Margot Kelly. (Small Portrait)
23- Busy workers at the Petworth War Hospital Supply Depot.

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1- Debenham & Freebody.
2- Republic Tyres. "Staggard Tread".
3- Marshall & Snelgrove.
4- Militery Type 20-25 h.p. Ambulances :The Austin Motor Co.
5- Wood-Milne Tyres.
6- Scottish Widows Fund.
7- The "Swan" Fountain Pen.
8- Smith's Glasgow Mixture Cigarettes.
9- Royal Worcester Warehouse Co.
10- 'Saxone' The Regulation Field Service Boot.
11- "Valet" Autostrop Safety Razor.
12- Players' Navy Cut Cigarettes.
13- Benger's Food.
14- Frederick Gorrimge.
15- Hall's Distemper.
16- Allcock's Plasters.
17- Michelin Tyres. (Full Page).

Condition is Very Good.