THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS

[American Cartoon] In the Hands of His Friends —From The San Francisco Chronicle.

[American Cartoons] "Vorwärts Mit Gott!" Sacrificing the Manhood and Youth of a Nation to Save a Throne.

—From The New York Times. "Hold the line! We're coming ten million strong!"

[Italian Cartoon] In Danger of Shipwreck —From Il 420, Florence. President Wilson's war aims threaten to bring disaster to the Central Powers' peace boat.

[English Cartoon] If They Had Been Rationed —From London Opinion. How certain great historical personages might have looked if they had lived in the days of bread cards.

[German Cartoon] Smoking the Peace Pipe —From Der Brummer, Berlin. The Entente: "What a pity we are excluded!"

[English Cartoon] The Rescuer's Usual Fate! —From London Opinion. Policeman John Bull: "But I only came on the scene because he had started to knock you about!" Mrs. Russia: "Never mind about that. Go on, Bill, teach 'im to interfere—hit me again."

[American Cartoon] Proving a Fallacy —From The Chicago Herald. Russia's faith in Socialist pacifism, and what came of it.

[English Cartoon] A Threatened Interruption —From London Opinion. ["Japan will take steps of the most decided and most adequate character to meet the occasion."—Viscount Motono, Minister for Foreign Affairs.]

[English Cartoon] Russia's Fate —From The Passing Show, London. If he would go fooling around with him what could they do?

[English Cartoon] Futurist Art in Russia —From The National News, London. Sturdy Old Burgess: "And what, Sir, may your picture represent?" Pluperfect Futurist Trotzky: "The mental state of a Bolshevik contemplating 'German capitalists, bankers, and landlords, supported by the silent co-operation of English and French bourgeoisie.'" Sturdy Old Burgess: "Sir, you have produced a priceless masterpiece—and if it is true that you have sold it for £22,000 you have given it away!"

[American Cartoons] The Wurst Is Yet to Come —San Francisco Call-Post.

His New Trousers —San Francisco Call-Post.

The Kaiser's God —San Francisco Chronicle.

Tougher Than Bear Meat —San Francisco Chronicle.

[American Cartoons] Judging the Landslide by a Pebble —From Collier's.

"That's My Fight Too!" —New York World.

Dealing With Gas Attacks —Dallas News.

[German Cartoon] Italy's Troubles —From Der Brummer, Berlin. Italy: "Hang it all! I have been at this window for nearly three years!"

[Dutch Cartoon] Austria and America —From De Amsterdammer, Amsterdam. German Drill Sergeant: "Now, Austrians! Eyes front! Mark time! Keep your eyes on me!"

[Italian Cartoon] That Dinner in Paris —From Il 420, Florence. Wilhelm: "Now that we have settled Russia, prepare that Paris feast." Chef: "For Paris, Sire? I am afraid the food will turn bad, as it did the other time."

[American Cartoon] The Hohenzollern Fingerprints —Macauley in Butterfield Syndicate.

[English Cartoon] "Here's to Dear Old Trotzky!" —Passing Show, London.

[American Cartoon] In the Lion's Mouth —Knickerbocker Press, Albany.

[French Cartoon] The Russian Campaign "Where are you running?" "To kill our General before he commits suicide." —From La Victoire, Paris.

[American Cartoon] The Progress of Kultur —From The New York World.

[American Cartoons] Under His New Colonel—R. E. Morse —Bushnell for Central Press Association.

A Tail of Camouflage —Bushnell for Central Press Association.

Anxious Moments —Bushnell for Central Press Association.

But Can He Get Out? —Bushnell for Central Press Association.

[American Cartoons] "Sire, Ve Haf Located die Sammies!" —Baltimore American.

Putting All Their Punch in One Glove —Baltimore American.

Bringing the War Home to Us —Baltimore American.

Stuck —Baltimore American.

[American Cartoons] Another German Substitute —Dayton Daily News.

Back to Earth —St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

It Shoots Further Than He Dreams —Dallas News.

"Whither Are We Going?" —Satterfield Syndicate.

[Russian Cartoons] The Bolsheviki as Art Collectors —From Novi Satirikon, Petrograd.

Thus It Was—Thus It Is —From Novi Satirikon, Petrograd.

The Bolsheviki Even Brought the English to Their Knees [Russian papers state that prayers for Russia were held in England, beginning, "Save Russia from the Bolsheviki."] —From Novi Satirikon, Petrograd.

The Feast —From Novi Satirikon, Petrograd.

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