In Danger of Being Killed by Kindness : Wounded Soldiers in Fort Napier Hospital, Maritzburg. 1900.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, June 9th, 1900," showing a Drawing by Claude Shepperson from a sketch by A.M.J., called "In Danger of Being Killed by Kindness :  Wounded Soldiers in Fort Napier Hospital, Maritzburg."

It is a matter for doubt whether Tommy, when he is sent down invalided from the front, resents what Sir Alfred Milner has called the plague of women.  Although zeal may at times have overun discretion, certain it is that the women of Natal have provided comforts and luxuries with a lavish hand, and, according to Sir George White, played a very admirable part throughout all the trying time.  Time often hang, heavily on the wounded soldier's hands, and he may be at times morose through forced inaction, but it may safely be said that he would sooner run the risk of too much kindness rather than miss the thousand and one attentions which would have pressed on him.

Condition is Very Good.