War's Brighter Side The Story of The Friend Newspaper Edited by the Correspondents with Lord Roberts's Forces, March-April, 1900
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War's Brighter Side
(p. vii) LETTER FROM EARL ROBERTS TO LORD STANLEY REGARDING "THE FRIEND."
(p. ix) PREFACE
(p. xiii) CONTENTS
(p. xv) LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
(p. 1) WAR'S BRIGHTER SIDE
CHAPTER I The Birth of "The Friend"
(p. 12) CHAPTER II Its Infancy
I. Civil Population to be unmolested.
6. Office of Departments.
7. Supply Department.
8. Divisions, Brigades, &c., where quartered.
FACTS AND OTHERWISE.
CANADIANS ON MAJUBA DAY.
PROCLAMATION TO THE BURGHERS OF THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
I. Civil Population to be unmolested.
6. Office of Departments.
7. Supply Department.
8. Divisions, Brigades, &c., where quartered.
FACTS AND OTHERWISE.
CANADIANS ON MAJUBA DAY.
PROCLAMATION TO THE BURGHERS OF THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
(p. 28) CHAPTER III We Publish a "Curio" Number
LINES BY RUDYARD KIPLING. MARCH 17, 1900. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
THE STEYNLESS CITY. Loot News.
THE LATE PRESIDENCY.
TO MISS BLOEMFONTEIN. A LOVE LETTER.
(p. 35) A RECENT EXPERIENCE.
(p. 37) CORRESPONDENCE. CANADIANS ON MAJUBA DAY. BY MAJOR-GENERAL SMITH-DORRIEN.
A COLONIAL HERO.
LINES BY RUDYARD KIPLING. MARCH 17, 1900. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
THE STEYNLESS CITY. Loot News.
THE LATE PRESIDENCY.
TO MISS BLOEMFONTEIN. A LOVE LETTER.
(p. 35) A RECENT EXPERIENCE.
(p. 37) CORRESPONDENCE. CANADIANS ON MAJUBA DAY. BY MAJOR-GENERAL SMITH-DORRIEN.
A COLONIAL HERO.
(p. 41) CHAPTER IV We Begin To Feel at Home
PROCLAMATION.
I. Civil Population to be unmolested.
1. Telegrams.
2. Distinction.
NOTICE.
THE CONFESSIONS OF A HORSE-STEALER.
TO THE SOLDIERS' POET. BY B. CHARLES TUCKER.
A SERIOUS MATTER. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
(p. 62) PROCLAMATION TO THE BURGHERS OF THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
PROCLAMATION.
I. Civil Population to be unmolested.
1. Telegrams.
2. Distinction.
NOTICE.
THE CONFESSIONS OF A HORSE-STEALER.
TO THE SOLDIERS' POET. BY B. CHARLES TUCKER.
A SERIOUS MATTER. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
(p. 62) PROCLAMATION TO THE BURGHERS OF THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
(p. 63) CHAPTER V Treating of Many Peoples
THE AUSTRALIAN CORRESPONDENT. BY F. WILKINSON.
MISS BLOEMFONTEIN'S ANSWER. TO MR. ENGLISHMAN—A LOVELESS LETTER.
(p. 74) Our Reply to the Lady.
JOINING HANDS WITH GATACRE AND CLEMENTS.
THE AUSTRALIAN CORRESPONDENT. BY F. WILKINSON.
MISS BLOEMFONTEIN'S ANSWER. TO MR. ENGLISHMAN—A LOVELESS LETTER.
(p. 74) Our Reply to the Lady.
JOINING HANDS WITH GATACRE AND CLEMENTS.
(p. 82) CHAPTER VI Ours was no Bed of Roses
RUDYARD KIPLING. EDITORIAL BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 88) THE SOBEREST ARMY IN THE WORLD. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
CORRESPONDENCE.
"FED UP!" The Cavalryman's Growl. BY A. B. PATERSON.
MISS BLOEMFONTEIN.
THE GREAT RIDE. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
RUDYARD KIPLING. EDITORIAL BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 88) THE SOBEREST ARMY IN THE WORLD. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
CORRESPONDENCE.
"FED UP!" The Cavalryman's Growl. BY A. B. PATERSON.
MISS BLOEMFONTEIN.
THE GREAT RIDE. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
(p. 99) CHAPTER VII Rudyard Kipling, Associate Editor
PROCLAMATION.
(p. 108) A WARNING TO NATIVES. EXEMPLARY SENTENCES.
1. Death of Commander-in-Chief in India.
2. Amendment.
3. Telegrams.
THE WEARY TREK.
(p. 111) GO TO —— STELLENBOSCH!!
PROCLAMATION.
(p. 108) A WARNING TO NATIVES. EXEMPLARY SENTENCES.
1. Death of Commander-in-Chief in India.
2. Amendment.
3. Telegrams.
THE WEARY TREK.
(p. 111) GO TO —— STELLENBOSCH!!
(p. 112) CHAPTER VIII Lord Roberts's Headquarters
POEM BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
MILITARY LAW. (Editorial.)
FACTS AND OTHERWISE.
THE PROMOTION OF BINKS.
SOLDIERS' BATTLES AND GENERALS' CAMPAIGNS. BY JAMES BARNES.
AN OFFICIAL DINNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
POEM BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
MILITARY LAW. (Editorial.)
FACTS AND OTHERWISE.
THE PROMOTION OF BINKS.
SOLDIERS' BATTLES AND GENERALS' CAMPAIGNS. BY JAMES BARNES.
AN OFFICIAL DINNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
(p. 131) CHAPTER IX "Oh, How Good it Was!"
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[2] King Log and King Stork. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
I.
I.
COMMANDEERING.
SIR WILLIAM LOCKHART. BY SIR WILLIAM NICHOLSON, K.C.B.
(p. 141) THE QUARTERMASTER'S YARN. E. J. K. NEWMAN, LIEUT. R.N.
THE SECOND RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY.
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY H. A. GWYNNE.
1.—Infantry.
1.—Infantry.
FROM ENSLIN TO BOBSFONTEIN. BY H. PREVOST BATTERSBY.
G. W. STEEVENS. BY LIONEL JAMES.
SHOULD BEARDS BE WORN IN WAR?
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[2] King Log and King Stork. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
I.
I.
COMMANDEERING.
SIR WILLIAM LOCKHART. BY SIR WILLIAM NICHOLSON, K.C.B.
(p. 141) THE QUARTERMASTER'S YARN. E. J. K. NEWMAN, LIEUT. R.N.
THE SECOND RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY.
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY H. A. GWYNNE.
1.—Infantry.
1.—Infantry.
FROM ENSLIN TO BOBSFONTEIN. BY H. PREVOST BATTERSBY.
G. W. STEEVENS. BY LIONEL JAMES.
SHOULD BEARDS BE WORN IN WAR?
(p. 160) CHAPTER X I Visit Miss Bloemfontein
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[5] The Elephant and the Lark's Nest. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
II.
II.
KOPJE-BOOK MAXIMS.[6] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
MISS UITLANDER REPLIES TO MISS BLOEMFONTEIN.
CAPE MARKETS.
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY H. A. GWYNNE.
II.—Artillery.
II.—Artillery.
(p. 179) THE NEW MACHINE GUN.
ADVICE TO AN OFFICER ON GOING TO THE WARS.
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[5] The Elephant and the Lark's Nest. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
II.
II.
KOPJE-BOOK MAXIMS.[6] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
MISS UITLANDER REPLIES TO MISS BLOEMFONTEIN.
CAPE MARKETS.
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY H. A. GWYNNE.
II.—Artillery.
II.—Artillery.
(p. 179) THE NEW MACHINE GUN.
ADVICE TO AN OFFICER ON GOING TO THE WARS.
(p. 182) CHAPTER XI Our Very Mixed Public
CONCERNING ACROSTICS. BY MAJOR-GENERAL SIR H. E. COLVILE.
TOWARDS WAR. BY L. D.-J.
KARREE SIDING. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
DON'T. Advice to Looters. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 199) SMALL AMMUNITION.
CONCERNING ACROSTICS. BY MAJOR-GENERAL SIR H. E. COLVILE.
TOWARDS WAR. BY L. D.-J.
KARREE SIDING. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
DON'T. Advice to Looters. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 199) SMALL AMMUNITION.
(p. 200) CHAPTER XII "Vive la Compagnie"
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION.
SIR ALFRED MILNER. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
"DRIVING THE OX."
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[7] The Persuasive Pom-pom. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
III.
III.
THE MILITARY LETTER WRITER. Forms and Models. BY TWO OF THE EDITORS AND THE AUTHOR OF A GUIDE TO POLITE LETTER WRITING.
No. I.
No. II.
No. 3. THE GENERAL'S ANSWER.
No. I.
No. II.
No. 3. THE GENERAL'S ANSWER.
UNITED WE STAND. BY TROOPER G. SIMES, F SQUADRON, ROBERTS' HORSE.
TEN-A-PENNY'S.[8]
PONT FILLED WITH BULLION.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION.
SIR ALFRED MILNER. BY PERCEVAL LANDON.
"DRIVING THE OX."
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[7] The Persuasive Pom-pom. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
III.
III.
THE MILITARY LETTER WRITER. Forms and Models. BY TWO OF THE EDITORS AND THE AUTHOR OF A GUIDE TO POLITE LETTER WRITING.
No. I.
No. II.
No. 3. THE GENERAL'S ANSWER.
No. I.
No. II.
No. 3. THE GENERAL'S ANSWER.
UNITED WE STAND. BY TROOPER G. SIMES, F SQUADRON, ROBERTS' HORSE.
TEN-A-PENNY'S.[8]
PONT FILLED WITH BULLION.
(p. 221) CHAPTER XIII We Leave "The Friend" to See a Fight
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[9] Vain Horses. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
IV.
IV.
A BIRTHDAY GREETING.[10] (29th March.) BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
A REALISTIC COMEDY.
THE "N.C.O."
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY. H. A. GWYNNE.
III.—Cavalry.
III.—Cavalry.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[9] Vain Horses. BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
IV.
IV.
A BIRTHDAY GREETING.[10] (29th March.) BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
A REALISTIC COMEDY.
THE "N.C.O."
IS THE ART OF WAR REVOLUTIONISED? BY. H. A. GWYNNE.
III.—Cavalry.
III.—Cavalry.
(p. 237) CHAPTER XIV My Horse Offered For Sale
LORD ROBERTS AND THE LATE GENERAL JOUBERT. Lord Roberts' Telegram of Sympathy.
(p. 241) GENERAL JOUBERT.[12] (Died March 27, 1900.) BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
(Editorial.) DEATH OF GENERAL JOUBERT.
(p. 242) FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[13] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
V.
V.
A BRAVE CANADIAN.
THE EMPIRE'S DEFENDERS. BY B. CHARLES TUCKER.
THE SILENT ARMY. BY A. E. C.
GRUMBLES FROM THE RANKS.
LORD ROBERTS AND THE LATE GENERAL JOUBERT. Lord Roberts' Telegram of Sympathy.
(p. 241) GENERAL JOUBERT.[12] (Died March 27, 1900.) BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
(Editorial.) DEATH OF GENERAL JOUBERT.
(p. 242) FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[13] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
V.
V.
A BRAVE CANADIAN.
THE EMPIRE'S DEFENDERS. BY B. CHARLES TUCKER.
THE SILENT ARMY. BY A. E. C.
GRUMBLES FROM THE RANKS.
(p. 248) CHAPTER XV General Pole-Carew in War
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[14] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
VI.
VI.
KOPJE-BOOK MAXIMS. BY RUDYARD KIPLING, PERCEVAL LANDON, AND A. H. GWYNNE.
PRICES IN BLOEMFONTEIN.
SONS OF BRITAIN. BY W. BLELOCH.
ORANGE PEEL.
(p. 256) "THE BRAVEST DEED."
FABLES FOR THE STAFF.[14] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
VI.
VI.
KOPJE-BOOK MAXIMS. BY RUDYARD KIPLING, PERCEVAL LANDON, AND A. H. GWYNNE.
PRICES IN BLOEMFONTEIN.
SONS OF BRITAIN. BY W. BLELOCH.
ORANGE PEEL.
(p. 256) "THE BRAVEST DEED."
(p. 258) CHAPTER XVI Our Loss and the Army's
A SONG OF THE WHITE MEN.[15] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
RUDYARD KIPLING. (Editorial.)
THE LATE COLONEL HON. G. GOUGH. BY BENNET BURLEIGH.
FOR FREEDOM'S CAUSE. BY TROOPER G. SIMES, ROBERTS' HORSE.
A SONG OF THE WHITE MEN.[15] BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
RUDYARD KIPLING. (Editorial.)
THE LATE COLONEL HON. G. GOUGH. BY BENNET BURLEIGH.
FOR FREEDOM'S CAUSE. BY TROOPER G. SIMES, ROBERTS' HORSE.
(p. 268) CHAPTER XVII The Censor As an Editor
A LESSON LEARNED. BY LORD STANLEY.
POOR OLD CRONJE.
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.
PROCLAMATION.
A LESSON LEARNED. BY LORD STANLEY.
POOR OLD CRONJE.
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.
PROCLAMATION.
(p. 274) CHAPTER XVIII Our Christening Competition
TO THE INHABITANTS OF BLOEMFONTEIN. Notice.
PROCLAMATION.
"THE RUSSIANS CAPTURE LONDON." BY H. A. GWYNNE.
CAUGHT BY THE BOERS.
ENTERIC FEVER. BY AN ARMY SURGEON.
TO THE INHABITANTS OF BLOEMFONTEIN. Notice.
PROCLAMATION.
"THE RUSSIANS CAPTURE LONDON." BY H. A. GWYNNE.
CAUGHT BY THE BOERS.
ENTERIC FEVER. BY AN ARMY SURGEON.
(p. 283) CHAPTER XIX Fooled by the Boers
NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION.
SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN. BY FRED EYRE, YORKSHIRE GREEN HOWARDS.
(p. 294) NEVO!
JOKES TO BURN.
(p. 295) ARMY TEMPERANCE. BY CHAPLAIN T. F. FAULKNER.
(p. 299) VOICES FROM OVER THE SEA. BY G. SIMES, OF ROBERTS'S HORSE.
(p. 301) RECENT ENGAGEMENTS. BY MR. LIONEL JAMES.
I.
I.
RICOCHETS.
NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION.
SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN. BY FRED EYRE, YORKSHIRE GREEN HOWARDS.
(p. 294) NEVO!
JOKES TO BURN.
(p. 295) ARMY TEMPERANCE. BY CHAPLAIN T. F. FAULKNER.
(p. 299) VOICES FROM OVER THE SEA. BY G. SIMES, OF ROBERTS'S HORSE.
(p. 301) RECENT ENGAGEMENTS. BY MR. LIONEL JAMES.
I.
I.
RICOCHETS.
(p. 305) CHAPTER XX Dr. A. Conan Doyle Contributes
TAKEN FROM THE OFFICE OF "THE FRIEND."
NOTICE.
THAT V.C. BY A. B. PATERSON.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE FREE STATE. BY MESSRS. KIPLING AND RALPH.
A FIRST IMPRESSION.[17] BY A. CONAN DOYLE.
(p. 315) THE MODERATE DRINKER'S LAMENT. BY MARK THYME. (From the Household Brigade Magazine.) WITH APOLOGIES TO RUDYARD KIPLING.
TAKEN FROM THE OFFICE OF "THE FRIEND."
NOTICE.
THAT V.C. BY A. B. PATERSON.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE FREE STATE. BY MESSRS. KIPLING AND RALPH.
A FIRST IMPRESSION.[17] BY A. CONAN DOYLE.
(p. 315) THE MODERATE DRINKER'S LAMENT. BY MARK THYME. (From the Household Brigade Magazine.) WITH APOLOGIES TO RUDYARD KIPLING.
(p. 318) CHAPTER XXI Loot and Lurid Crazes
COL. DE VILLEBOIS-MAREUIL. BY MR. H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 324) A BALLADE OF TEN-A-PENNY. BY J. H. M. A.
(p. 325) HOW THE CALF WAS AVENGED. BY LEONARDITE, 82ND BTY., R.F.A.
(p. 328) 'ORSE OR FUT? BY MARK THYME. (A Song of the Household Brigade.)
HAS THE WAR JUST BEGUN?
COL. DE VILLEBOIS-MAREUIL. BY MR. H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 324) A BALLADE OF TEN-A-PENNY. BY J. H. M. A.
(p. 325) HOW THE CALF WAS AVENGED. BY LEONARDITE, 82ND BTY., R.F.A.
(p. 328) 'ORSE OR FUT? BY MARK THYME. (A Song of the Household Brigade.)
HAS THE WAR JUST BEGUN?
(p. 330) CHAPTER XXII In the Shadow of Sanna's Post
BOER PLANS AND VIEWS.
Observations on the Present War. BY CAPTAIN I. D. (A Translation.)
RECENT ENGAGEMENTS. BY LIONEL JAMES.
II. Corne Drift.
II. Corne Drift.
BARRACK-ROOM BALLADS. A Recipe. BY MARK THYME.
THEY WANT MORE OF TOMMY. BY W. T. R.
BOER PLANS AND VIEWS.
Observations on the Present War. BY CAPTAIN I. D. (A Translation.)
RECENT ENGAGEMENTS. BY LIONEL JAMES.
II. Corne Drift.
II. Corne Drift.
BARRACK-ROOM BALLADS. A Recipe. BY MARK THYME.
THEY WANT MORE OF TOMMY. BY W. T. R.
(p. 346) CHAPTER XXIII A Complete Newspaper
NOTICE.
OLD FRIENDS.
BRAVE YOUNG HIGHLANDERS.
NOTICE.
OLD FRIENDS.
BRAVE YOUNG HIGHLANDERS.
(p. 350) CHAPTER XXIV False Hearts around us
(p. 355) MARRIED.
NOTICE.
THE CIRCULATION OF "THE FRIEND."
WE APOLOGIZE.
THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY. BY H. OWEN SCOTT.
(p. 355) MARRIED.
NOTICE.
THE CIRCULATION OF "THE FRIEND."
WE APOLOGIZE.
THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY. BY H. OWEN SCOTT.
(p. 361) CHAPTER XXV The End Approaches
NOTICE.
SOCIETY'S DOINGS. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
SOCIALISM IN VERSE. BY MARK THYME.
"SMART." BY MARK THYME.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
NOTICE.
SOCIETY'S DOINGS. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
SOCIALISM IN VERSE. BY MARK THYME.
"SMART." BY MARK THYME.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
(p. 371) CHAPTER XXVI Wanted, a Millionaire
PROCLAMATION.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
(p. 376) THE ABSENT-BODIED BURGHER. BY A. B. PATTERSON.
(p. 379) THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY.
CHESTNUTTY—BUT GOOD.
Circulation, April 11, 5,500.
DOTS OR NO DOTS. All about the New Stamp Issue. BY MORTIMER MENPES.
PROCLAMATION.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
(p. 376) THE ABSENT-BODIED BURGHER. BY A. B. PATTERSON.
(p. 379) THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY.
CHESTNUTTY—BUT GOOD.
Circulation, April 11, 5,500.
DOTS OR NO DOTS. All about the New Stamp Issue. BY MORTIMER MENPES.
(p. 385) CHAPTER XXVII A Notable Number
SICK AND WOUNDED PRISONERS.
MY COMRADES' CONVERSATION. (ANONYMOUS.)
GLEANINGS FROM GREAT MINDS. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 392) OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY. No. 3. DR. A. CONAN DOYLE.
ANOTHER LETTER HOME. BY CAPTAIN CECIL LOWTHER.
RATION SCALE. Get all you can but don't take less.
HUNGRY BLOEMFONTEIN. BY J. W. JENKINS.
SICK AND WOUNDED PRISONERS.
MY COMRADES' CONVERSATION. (ANONYMOUS.)
GLEANINGS FROM GREAT MINDS. BY H. A. GWYNNE.
(p. 392) OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY. No. 3. DR. A. CONAN DOYLE.
ANOTHER LETTER HOME. BY CAPTAIN CECIL LOWTHER.
RATION SCALE. Get all you can but don't take less.
HUNGRY BLOEMFONTEIN. BY J. W. JENKINS.
(p. 398) CHAPTER XXVIII Our "Friend" no Longer
"OUR FRIEND" NO LONGER BY JULIAN RALPH
(p. 401) OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY No. 4. LIEUT.-GENERAL POLE-CAREW, C.B.
THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY BY H. C. SHELLEY.
CORRESPONDENCE. "Who Stole the Cart?"
(p. 408) WEDNESDAY EVENING CONCERT.
"OUR FRIEND" NO LONGER BY JULIAN RALPH
(p. 401) OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY No. 4. LIEUT.-GENERAL POLE-CAREW, C.B.
THE WAR ARTIST OF TO-DAY BY H. C. SHELLEY.
CORRESPONDENCE. "Who Stole the Cart?"
(p. 408) WEDNESDAY EVENING CONCERT.
(p. 410) CHAPTER XXIX Adieu to "The Friend"
(p. 417) INDEX
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