The European War as Seen by Cartoonists

[American Cartoon] The Postscript

—From The Tribune, New York.

[German Cartoon] The Paper Blockade

—From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin.

"Look out there, mate; don't puff so hard,
or you'll smash up Churchill's blockade!"

[American Cartoon] Donnerwetter!

—From The World, New York.

Germany Dishonored: None Drowned.

[German Cartoon] The Powder Chest

—From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin.

John Bull: "Don't be afraid, Mister Moneymaker. There's no
safer way to travel to Europe than on my peaceful vessel!"

[English Cartoon] In the Eastern Arena

—From Punch, London.

It was the policy of the retiarius to retreat in order
to gather his net together for a fresh cast.

[French Cartoon] Circumstances Alter Cases

—From La Revue Hebdomadaire, Paris.

When Wilson's daughter is aboard one of these days it won't be a laughing matter.

[German Cartoon] A Risky Road

—From Jugend, Munich.

Destruction awaits them even though the wheels are made of dollars.

[American Cartoon] Sherman Was Right!

—From The Sun, New York.

"Close up these factories! Be neutral!"

[Italian Cartoon] On the Bosporus

—From Numero, Turin.

The last serenade.