The New York Times Current History, A Monthly MagazineThe Jap-Infested British LionReading editionChapter navigation87 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCURRENT HISTORYTHE EUROPEAN WARCaldron of the BalkansHow Turkey Went to WarServia and Her NeighborsLittle Montenegro SpeaksSpeech From the ThroneTHE TURK IN EGYPT’S EYES.Grecian Neutrality DefinedDeclaration of NeutralityDeparture of Prince William of Wied—After the Revolution of July, 1914.TO BELGIUMGeneral Aspect of the Near East on Aug. 1, 1914.THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTSStill Not Letting Go—and Still Breathing!Going! Going! ——?The God in the CartThe Great IllusionWhat Punch Thinks Is Awaiting the KaiserThe Man Behind the KaiserNothing DoingAs Between FriendsKulturHomersThe New Year’s Present That We Are Wishing For“His” Christmas Sabots“Sire, Your Soup’s Getting Cold”Chaffing the French CensorThe Under-StudyA Substitute for Belgian BlocksWhat Italy Thinks of “Guglielmo”You Can’t Bluff the TurkThe Mistress of the SeaThe “Prize-Taker”The Face at the WindowNovel Coastwise SceneryThe DancersThe English SpiderThe Jap-Infested British LionThe Englishman and His GlobeThe German Watch in Kiao-ChauGERMANY vs. BELGIUM“THE CASE OF BELGIUM”THE BELGIAN BATTLEGROUND“INNOCENCE OF BELGIUM”THE BIG AND THE GREAT“Why Belgium Was Devastated”“FROM THE BODY OF THIS DEATH”Recent Versions of the German Chancellor’s Reference to the Belgian Treaty of Neutrality[2]THE KAISER AT DONCHERY.A HYMN TO BELGIUMHolland’s FutureFrench Official Report on German AtrocitiesFrench Official Report on German Atrocities (continued 2)A FRENCH MAYOR’S PUNISHMENT.We Will Fight to the EndNUITS BLANCHESStory of Two Months’ Combat with 2,000,000 Invaders.Four Months of WarLONG LIVE THE ALLIES!Disclaimer of Bias Against Germany and AustriaTHE HOUSE WITH SEALED DOORSSeizures of American CargoesGERMAN CROWN PRINCE TO AMERICAThe Official British ExplanationItaly and the WarHE HEARD THE BUGLES CALLINGLetter of Prince JoachimLetter of Rudolf HerzogLetter of the Duke of AltenburgLetter of Paul Oskar HöckerDamp Humor of the Night WatchThe Place of TombsShelled Tsing-tao With Wireless AidTHE BROKEN ROSEPen Picture by a Times Correspondent of the Havoc She WroughtThe Belgian SoldierTHE HEROIC LANGUAGECheerful Spirits in Trench InfernoKing George’s Visit to the TroopsFrench AmenitiesThe Things the Wounded Talk AboutThree Dying Foes Made FriendsShowing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 7 to and Including Jan. 31, 1915TO HIS MAJESTY KING ALBERTINDEXPrevious chapter ←The English SpiderNext chapter →The Englishman and His GlobeAll chapters and sections (87)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCURRENT HISTORYTHE EUROPEAN WARCaldron of the BalkansHow Turkey Went to WarServia and Her NeighborsLittle Montenegro SpeaksSpeech From the ThroneTHE TURK IN EGYPT’S EYES.Grecian Neutrality DefinedDeclaration of NeutralityDeparture of Prince William of Wied—After the Revolution of July, 1914.TO BELGIUMGeneral Aspect of the Near East on Aug. 1, 1914.THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTSStill Not Letting Go—and Still Breathing!Going! Going! ——?The God in the CartThe Great IllusionWhat Punch Thinks Is Awaiting the KaiserThe Man Behind the KaiserNothing DoingAs Between FriendsKulturHomersThe New Year’s Present That We Are Wishing For“His” Christmas Sabots“Sire, Your Soup’s Getting Cold”Chaffing the French CensorThe Under-StudyA Substitute for Belgian BlocksWhat Italy Thinks of “Guglielmo”You Can’t Bluff the TurkThe Mistress of the SeaThe “Prize-Taker”The Face at the WindowNovel Coastwise SceneryThe DancersThe English SpiderThe Jap-Infested British LionThe Englishman and His GlobeThe German Watch in Kiao-ChauGERMANY vs. BELGIUM“THE CASE OF BELGIUM”THE BELGIAN BATTLEGROUND“INNOCENCE OF BELGIUM”THE BIG AND THE GREAT“Why Belgium Was Devastated”“FROM THE BODY OF THIS DEATH”Recent Versions of the German Chancellor’s Reference to the Belgian Treaty of Neutrality[2]THE KAISER AT DONCHERY.A HYMN TO BELGIUMHolland’s FutureFrench Official Report on German AtrocitiesFrench Official Report on German Atrocities (continued 2)A FRENCH MAYOR’S PUNISHMENT.We Will Fight to the EndNUITS BLANCHESStory of Two Months’ Combat with 2,000,000 Invaders.Four Months of WarLONG LIVE THE ALLIES!Disclaimer of Bias Against Germany and AustriaTHE HOUSE WITH SEALED DOORSSeizures of American CargoesGERMAN CROWN PRINCE TO AMERICAThe Official British ExplanationItaly and the WarHE HEARD THE BUGLES CALLINGLetter of Prince JoachimLetter of Rudolf HerzogLetter of the Duke of AltenburgLetter of Paul Oskar HöckerDamp Humor of the Night WatchThe Place of TombsShelled Tsing-tao With Wireless AidTHE BROKEN ROSEPen Picture by a Times Correspondent of the Havoc She WroughtThe Belgian SoldierTHE HEROIC LANGUAGECheerful Spirits in Trench InfernoKing George’s Visit to the TroopsFrench AmenitiesThe Things the Wounded Talk AboutThree Dying Foes Made FriendsShowing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 7 to and Including Jan. 31, 1915TO HIS MAJESTY KING ALBERTINDEXcartoon(From Simplicissimus, Munich.)◇"Goddam! 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