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PAGE [Sketch of the artist, by himself] [Frontispiece ] [They are all red to him] [1] [“What have you done with your brother Abel?”] [3] [The Kaiser: “My heart bleeds for Antwerp, too”] [5] [The honorable ally] [7] [The snowman] [9] [A great disaster. A great victory] [11] [The hyphen] [13] [Lloyd George, Minister of Munitions: “England expects—”] [15] [To-morrow’s guide: “These are the ruins of William the Second"] [17] [War’s edict] [19] [The colossus] [21] [Christmas morning] [23] [What is truth?] [25] [“By the beard of the Prophet, our future lies in the East!”] [27] [Playful] [29] [The law-breaker] [31] [Washington’s Birthday: 1732-1915] [33] [Tirpitz: “Dreadful! Too bad!"] [35] [The wash] [37] [Peace] [39] [Resurrected] [41] [The great ally] [43] [Who said sick?] [45] [“How happy could i be with neither—”] [47] [The furrow] [49] [The Sublime Port ] [51] [The storm] [53] [Halted] [55] [Spring fever] [57] [Out of the depths] [59] [The Lusitania crisis] [61] [Cold as the iceberg] [63] [The wake] [65] [The fifth circle of Hell] [67] [War staggered: “What crimes are committed in my name!"] [69] [The octopus] [71] [Spring, 1915] [73] [Cabaret Rouge] [75] [“Very clever, but how long can he keep it there?”] [77] [Cease firing!] [79] [The spirit of ’48] [81] [No mercy] [83] [Dropping the pilot] [85] [In the Englishman’s home] [87] [The voice of the people] [89] [“The glory that was Greece, and the grandeur that was Rome”] [91] [“Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these, ye have done it unto me”] [93] [“Et tu, Brute?”] [95] [One hundred years] [97] [Going! Going!] [99] [Dividends on “a scrap of paper"] [101] [Belgium restored] [103] [Dulcis amor patriae] [105] [Honey] [107] [The goose-step] [109] [Between the devil and the deep sea] [111] [Always sure to report] [113] [Hoisting it again] [115] [Münschausen] [117] [Too late again] [119] [Forcing the Dardanelles—a nightmare] [121] [“Close up these factories! Sherman was right. Be neutral!”] [123] [They agree on one thing: “Guilty!"] [125] [Will he get him?] [127] [Emperor William introduces peace] [129] [The dual throne] [131] [Hunger, the peacemaker] [133] [Another eviction] [135] [On wheels] [137] [A frightful jest] [139] [The international law court] [141] [Christmas cheer, 1915] [143] [Bringing up reinforcements] [145] [Ecce homo!] [147] [Washing his hands] [149] [There’s many a slip] [151] [These died that these might live (?)] [153] [The phantom convoy] [155] [The man with the sword] [157] [Printemps] [159] [The American war-dog] [161] [The riddles] [163] [“Le jour de gloire est arrivé”] [165] [On the road] [167] [The hostage] [169] [“Why continue the struggle? Can’t you see we’ve won on sea and land?”] [171] [“Now remember what I told you”] [173] [Atlas] [175] [The German submarine commander’s accurate conception of the boat he blew up] [177] [“I can not tell a lie: he did it with his little submarine”] [179] [Awaiting orders—which flag?] [181] [“It is not Germany’s fault if peace is still withheld from the nations of Europe”] [183] [“Go easy with that, John!”] [185] [“Unceasing was the play of wretched hands”] [187] [Thirsty] [189] [Grief] [191] [Via Verdun] [193] [“The situation continues satisfactory”] [195] [May the sparks never reach it] [197] [“Let the bugles sound the Truce of God to the whole world forever!”] [199]
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THEY ARE ALL RED TO HIM
