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- AMERICA'S Black and White BOOK
- LIST OF CARTOONS
- INTRODUCTION
- Carelessness on the part of the deceased.
- The first great German “U” boat Victory
- Modern German Gothic Art.
- The Announcement.
- A SILENT COMPANY—Yet its voice is heard above the roar of Cannon.
- Those "cannon on the forward deck."
- Here are "the facts."
- He had expected to find the President alone.
- "We Germans love the Belgians, who were forced into the war." —Dr. Dernberg.
- The Crushing of Belgium.
- Invasion of Belgium by the "Uncultured."
- GERMAN RELIGIOUS ART—Intended for a Cathedral window.
- Christmas Night.
- A moving picture.
- There is no American blood on John Bull's hands.
- Going to “throw a scare” into Uncle Sam.
- “THOSE FLIPPANT AMERICANS, who were drowned on the Lusitania.” —Cologne Gazette.
- "Gott Mit Uns"—and Allah too!
- Swarming.
- "Here's a present from the Kaiser, my pretty little maid."
- "Seized for Military purposes."
- Those who are decorated.
- It was a glorious Victory.
- One of those touching pictures of a German soldier feeding little Belgium.
- "Don't you see the war is nearly over?—Forget the Lusitania!"
- Activities of a German diplomatist in America.
- Activities of an American diplomatist in Europe.
- A good deal like the "Goose-Step."
- The sad case of Mr. Dumba.
- Just whose pet snake is this?
- Is God still with us?
- Once more the Olive Branch.
- Assurances by the waste-basket full.
- "Yes, father, I remember you said the war would end in October."
- Spraddled.
- The Austrians did it.
- Recently on exhibition at Cooper Union.
- The New Intensive Kultur.
- "Watch your step!"
- Whether to get angry or to laugh!
- A message on preparedness—at the psychological moment.
- A little May party interferes with the Christmas spirit.
- The Ambulance Driver.
- "For ways that are dark."
- "It's got to be uprooted."
- The Persia Torpedoed.
- The Barbary Pirates—We cleaned them out 110 years ago and we may have to do it again.
- Yes, of course, "Turkey did it."
- Washington's most industrious special correspondent.
- A Silent Protest.
- His Private graveyard.
- Safety first.
- Let the decoration fit the crime.
- Like sheep to the slaughter.
- Von Tirpitz
- On the sinking of a hospital ship.
- "Pirates and Privateers no longer exist."—Von Jagow.
- "Well, Count, do you claim it?"
- The Kaiser's Colonial Secretary for North America.
- "Please observe, Mr. Ambassador, that you are pretty close to the edge yourself."
- "From now on we will make no forward movement."
- "Admiral of the Atlantic."
- Assorted cargo for the return trip of the Deutschland.
- Triumph of the Hohenzollerns at Verdun.
- Those disappointing German-Americans.
- Preparing a few more answers to our protests.
- Is anybody being fooled by this?
- A Prussian offer of Peace.
- No, this is not Eliza crossing on the ice!
- Maybe somebody wants to buy a little suckling pig, eh?
- Bringing the flag up to date!
- A survival of the dark ages.
- Germany.
- Under their true flag.
- Wrathful waiting.
- THE ONLY ANSWER: Kaiser: "One day in the week you may go to Falmouth." Uncle Sam: "Seven days in the week you may go to----!"
- I'm here, Mr. President, close behind you.
- Another case of wiping hands on the American flag.
- For homeless Belgium.
- "Shame—only American sailors! Not a woman or child in the lot."
- Something to remember after the War.
- The new recruit.
- It is to laugh.
- Not all is dark.
- "We are now getting the enemy out of their trenches."—German report.
- "Papa, here comes the light that killed Uncle Nick."
- The Junker must go.
- "Come avay; our music iss not for Barbarians."
- The Piffle steams under orders from Wilhelmstrasse.
- THE HONEY-MOON IS OVER. "He gave me a black eye at Carnegie Hall."
- A good recruiting sergeant for Uncle Sam.
- Will it succeed?
- "Your mother, your wife, your child may be next!"
- Still "luring them on."
- Mobilized.
- The way to do it.
- Rehearsing their swan song.
- Hold Fast, Everybody!
- This is their emblem.
- To France!
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