The Graphic, March 25th, 1916.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Graphic, March 25th, 1916. This issue contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Very Good.

                                                          Contents.

                                                          Articles.
1- The Way of the War.
2- People Prominent in the Public Eye.
3- Africa-Austria-Serbia. Interesting Stories from New Books.
4- Supplies in the Field : A Brief Account of how our Armies are Fed.
5- The Law of the Air : How the Nations Regard Aerial Trespass.
6- Housework in War-Time.
7- Motoring & Aviation. Written by Edwin Campbell.

                                            Photographs and Illustrations.
1- Honours for France's heroic Dead : General Cousins Presenting Decorations at the Invalides, Paris, to the Widows and Children of French Soldiers who have fallen on the Field of Honour. (Front Page Photograph).

2- The "Sea-Affair" in the Week's News :  A Ship that Suffers and Ships for the Sufferers.
     a- The Dotch Liner Tubantia.
     b- A Motor Ambulance Launch.
     c- Scotland's First Red Cross Ship : The Saint Margaret of Scotland, inaugurated by Lady Beatty.
     d- Reconnaissance at Sea by Balloon and Man-Lifting Kite :  Scenes on Board the Kite-Balloon Ship H.M.S. Canning.

3- The grand Duke's Entry into Erzerum : Unique and Exclusive Pictures by a Russian Army Officer.
     a- The Grand Duke Nicholas Inspecting the Captured Fortress.
     b- The Grand Duke leaving His Headquarters in Erzerum.

4- Verdun as a Standing Menace to Germany. (Mapped by G. F. Morrell.)  (Double Page).

5- People Prominent in the Public Eye in Naval, Military and Civil Life.
     a- A Naval Flier : Flight-Commander Bone. (Portrait)
     b- Von Tirpitz's Successor : Admiral Von Capelle. (Portrait)
     c- A New Commandant : Mrs. Issacs, Queen's Gate Hospital. (Portrait)
     d- "Ian Hay" (Capt. Beith)  (Portrait)
     e- General Galliani : Retiring French War Minister. (Portrait)
     f- Mr. Henry A. Lytton, The Savoyard, and his Soldier Sons. (Portraits)
     g- The late Rev Stopford Brooke :The Famous Preacher and Critic. (Portrait)
     h- The late Cardinal Gotti :  Died aged 82, a Genoa Labourer's Son.  (Portrait)
     i- The late Mrs. Frankau : "Frank Danby," the Novelist. (Portrait)
     j- Sir John Furley : Red Cross Veteran, 81 on March 19th.  (Portrait)
     k- Herr Ballin :  who Checkmated Admiral Tirpitz. (Portrait)

6- Gallieni's Successor France's New War Minister : General Roques is a general Favourite with the French Army, and has a great reputation as an organiser. He is 59 years old. (Full Page Portrait).

7- The Battered Landscapes of France : A Battlefield where Fresh Fighting is Expected. 
     a- How the German Guns Laid a Forest Low :  A Scene of Devastation at Les Eparges.
     b- The Telegraph in the Trenches : French Operators Laying Wires at the Front.

8- Preparing against a Possible Blow :  Taking Precautions in the Southern Sector.
     a- Protection Property : French Soldiers Building up an Arcade with Sandbags.
     b- Protecting Life : School-Children Wearing their Anti-Gas Masks at Pont-a-Mousson.

9- A Hot Corner at the great Battle of Verdun :  The Brandenburgers Attacking Fort of Douaumont. (Full Page Drawing).

10- Three Great Antidotes for Submarine Frightfulness : Naval Activity in Three Spheres, as Sketched by a Naval Officer.
     a- The Seaplane : used to locate Submarines Lying at a considerable depth below the Water.
     b- The Destroyer : The U. Boat's Greatest Enemy.  A Sketch made at Sea during the recent Blizzard.
     c- The Sweeper :  The Unit that has practically ended Enemy Submarine's activities in some Waters.

11- Priests who Fight as well as Pray : The Clergy of France at the Front.
     a- French Missionaries who Returned from China to Fight for France.
     b- Going to the Firing line.
     c- The Abbe Brottier, an Intrepid Stretcher-Bearer.

12- The Calm Following the Storm : Triumphant French Troops in a Mine Crator won from the Enemy after a Desperate Struggle. (Double Page Photograph).

13- Keeping their Eye on the Enemy : Coigns of Vantage for Observation Officers.
     a- On the Austrian Front.
     b- The Sentinel on the Tree-Top.
     c- In an Alsace Forest.

14- The Eye in the Sky : Our Army Balloonists :  Locating German Batteries in Flanders.

15- Fetching Rations for the Trenches.

16- Weekly Rations of a Division 20,000 Men. (Full Page Drawing).

17- A Trespasser of  the Air : Dutch Soldiers Firing at a Zeppelin. (Drawing).

18- Above and Below on the Italian Front : Entanglements and Trenches on the Carso Battlefield.
      a- Festoons of Wire Round the Rocks at an Elevated Point of the Italian Line.
      b- Deep and Well-constructed Trenches in the Lower Part of an Italian Position in the Carso.

19- War-Time Economy in Practice and Precept : Some Footnotes to History. (Full Page of Drawings by Ralph Cleaver.)

                                                       Adverts.
1- The Dunlop Rubber Company, Ltd. (Full Page).