THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS
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[American Cartoon]
"Advance!"
—From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
[Italian Cartoon]
There Is a Reason
——From Il 420, Florence.
ST. PETER: "Why do you not protest against these German barbarities?"
POPE BENEDICT: "Because I don't want to be a protestant pope!"
[German Cartoon]
The Modern Miracle
The Statue of Liberty suddenly changed into a Fury!
[Referring to President Wilson's "force to the uttermost" speech.]
[German Cartoon]
Paris Under Bombardment
Poincaré and Clemenceau when the big gun roars.
[German Cartoon]
German Hatred of England
A Berlin version of what would happen if the peoples under British rule could do as they pleased.
—From Kladderadatsch,Berlin.
[Dutch Cartoon]
Emperor Charles' "Dear Sixtus" Letter
—From De Amsterdammer, Amsterdam.
JESTER VON BUELOW: "I was discharged because my master talked too much."
JESTER CZERNIN: "And I because my master wrote too much."
[English Cartoon]
The "Dear Sixtus" Episode
"And a smile on the face of the tiger!"
—From Passing Show,London.
[English Cartoon]
Another War Problem
—From London Opinion.
THE LAND LADY: "Will you show me to the underclothing department, please?"
THE SHOPWALKER: "Certainly—er—men's or women's?"
[Swiss Cartoon]
The War and the Bread Basket
—From Nebelspalter, Zurich.
[Italian Cartoon]
The German Drive
—From L'Asino, Rome
Still more blood—by the wish of the Kaiser and his people.
[American Cartoon]
"Men! Bah!"
—From The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
[American Cartoons]
Change, Son, It's One or the Other
—St. Louis Republic.
"We Must Tighten the Bonds"
—Baltimore American.
No Compromise
—St. Louis Republic.
The Harder the Blow the Brighter the Sparks
—Cincinnati Post.
[German Cartoon]
The German Obsession of Militarism
TROTZKY TO DIPLOMATS: "Nothing doing, gentlemen. I'm deaf in both ears."
TROTZKY TO ARMY OFFICERS: "Why—yes!— With pleasure—and haste! Any peace looks good to me!"
—From Kladderadatsch, Berlin.
[American Cartoon]
Good Fishing in Troubled Waters
—From The New York Times.
[French Cartoon]
Bombs and Shells
—From La Victoire, Paris.
"Who said peace?"
[American Cartoon]
"The Bear That Walks Like a"—Lamb!
—From The New York Herald.
[American Cartoon]
Shearing the Victim
—From The New York Times.
THE ALLIES: "Perhaps we should save the Bear, even though he doesn't yelp."
[German Cartoon]
German Anti-Japanese Propaganda
How "Wily Wilson" and "Juggling John" tried to use the Japanese puma— —and the result, somewhat different from what they expected.
[Italian Cartoon]
Italy's Fighters in France
—From Il 420, Florence.
ITALY: "Here I am, to lend a hand!"
[Spanish Cartoon]
The Russian Peace
—From Iberia, Barcelona.
TROTZKY AND LENINE: "We have done more than Kerensky!"
[German Cartoon]
The American Brother
"Damn! I believe I'm too late for the entry into Berlin!"
[German Cartoon]
The Effect in New York When the long-distance shells fall in Paris.
[German Cartoon]
Seventy-five Miles
A Berlin boast of what the long-range gun will do.
[American Cartoon]
Picking the Lock
—From The Galveston News.
He expected inconvenience; he found difficulty, and is coming up against impossibility.
[German Cartoon]
The Wish Is Father to the Thought
—From Kladderadatsch, Berlin.
To the Adventurer: Stay at home and remain all write, (right.)
[Dutch Cartoons]
Holland Begging From Warring Powers
SHADE OF ADRIAAN VAN DER WERFF: "Has my story taught you nothing? Look out for yourself. Suffer anything rather than budge."
Paris Bombarded by the Kaiser
—From De Amsterdammer, Amsterdam.
[American Cartoons]
How Long Can They Keep It Up?
—Chicago Herald and Examiner.
A Bumper Hun Harvest Is Predicted
—Central Press Association.
The New Austro-German Treaty>
—Dayton Daily News.
[American Cartoons]
Family Troubles
The Winning Hand
Ukrainian Independence
The Watch on the Rhine
—From The San Francisco Chronicle.