XI.
TWO ARGENTINE DRAWINGS
XII. & XIII.
The Argentine is a long way off—further than Washington—and might have been pardoned if she had looked with detached philosophy upon the deeds of Germany. Her attitude, however, leaves much to be desired from the point of view of Berlin. Whether as a rat coveting the good Dutch cheese, or as "the Monster" taking what he wants from helpless Belgium, the German does not cut a good figure in the Critica, of Buenos-Ayres.
XII.
