PREFATORY NOTE
These drawings are selections from Cartoons published, for the most part, in a daily newspaper. They represent the emotions evoked by the news from day to day, and make no pretense to a philosophic viewpoint. They do seek to express, however, a deep conviction that Germany is chiefly to blame for the war.
Boardman Robinson.
April, 1915.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| NO. | PAGE | |
| 1. | The Father and Mother | [9] |
| 2. | If the Dead Dream—August, 1914 | [11] |
| 3. | A Place in the Sun? | [13] |
| 4. | Napoleon and Wellington—This Time We Come Side by Side | [15] |
| 5. | The Mashers | [17] |
| 6. | At Grips on the Marne | [19] |
| 7. | Belgium—The Return of the Goth | [21] |
| 8. | Italy—September, 1914 | [23] |
| 9. | Indemnity | [25] |
| 10. | The Reaper | [27] |
| 11. | The Firm Makes a Gift | [29] |
| 12. | Over the Carpathians | [31] |
| 13. | Running Amuck | [33] |
| 14. | Where? | [35] |
| 15. | Louvain | [37] |
| 16. | The New Triple Alliance | [39] |
| 17. | Flanders—December, 1914 | [42–43] |
| 18. | For the Moral Effect | [45] |
| 19. | Villa—They Certainly Are Civilized Over There | [47] |
| 20. | The Reserves | [49] |
| 21. | I Believe in the Sword and Almighty God | [51] |
| 22. | Taps on the Aisne | [53] |
| 23. | The Messenger | [55] |
| 24. | The Devil—Magnificent! You Have Never Carried out One of My Ideas More Thoroughly | [57] |
| 25. | Forward with God! | [59] |
| 26. | Our Operations Around —— Were Entirely Satisfactory | [61] |
| 27. | The Crown Prince—Father has Beaten me to it! | [63] |
| 28. | The Hyphenated Americans—“By hier iss Neutral!” | [65] |
| 29. | Von Quixote | [67] |
| 30. | Kris Kringle—Christmas, 1914 | [69] |
| 31. | The Kaiser’s Terms of Peace | [71] |
| 32. | The Sunset | [73] |
| 33. | The Innocent Bystander | [75] |
