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... The Kodak in War In an interview, the manager of Kodak, Limited, said that the ar had caused a very marked demand for cameras and materials. By means of the daylight changing cartridges, men at the Front had been able to secure dozens more pictures than would be possible with the ordinary plate. The number of pictures sent home was so large that the Kodak Company would have a practically ...
... . Browning adupteil SKETCHES FROM LIFE BY RALPH CLEAVER. ...
... . AS INTERPRETED BY JOHN HASSALL. IX.-- CYCLING NOTES AND QUERIES. ...
... A DREAM OF CONSCRIPTION. [_I)rau;n by liussi A.-hton. ...
... . ARE OUR SPORTS TOO SIMPLE? SUGGESTIONS BY RENE BULL. ...
... 9reat tBritisfi Industries £Duly Protected. II.-- BREWING ANCHOVY SAUCE. Drawn by W. Heath Robinson. (SECOND SERIES.) ...
... . AMERICA IN LONDON. DRAWN BY RALPH CLEAVER. ...
... . SKETCHES OF THE CHILDREN'S FANCY-DRESS BALL BY RALPH CLEAVER. ...
... . To the Editor, 'The Sketch.' Dear Sir,-- Having noticed your new style photographs in The Sketch,' it struck me you might like to include in the series one of my own efforts. Having quite recently taken up photography, I made a couple of snaps the other day one at a fishmonger's shop, and the other at a chemist's. By some fault of the camera I failed to change the plate, the. result being, ...
... Jit io&inrj Of the Centurion's who were killed or died of wounds received while serving in the Naval Brigade during Admiral Seymour's attempt to rescue the European residents in Peking, J une 1900. [From Photographs by Sze luen Ming Shanghai. ...
... S'v, 'Liza, looks like a hassignation, don't it Two of 'era, I sh'ud fink \Vrawn by Phil May. ...
... AN UNCUT TRAGEDY A ROUGH DIAMOND. t. tomkins whiles away a few spare minutes by flirting WITH PROFESSOR CRYSTAL'S HOUSEMAID 2. HEARS THE APPROACH OF THE DIAMOND -MAKING SCIENTIST, AND TAKES REFUGE IN THE FURNACE OF THE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 3 THE PROFESSOR PROCEEDS TO EXPERIMENT, AND LIGHTS A FIRE 4. THAT NECESSITATES TOMKINS' RETREAT TO THE REFRIGERATOR. 5. THE PROFESSOR FINDS THAT HE HAS ...