WAR BULLETIN: "The Kaiser's six sons have suffered no casualties."] [Illustration: So Far and No Further! _--Central Press Association._] [Illustration:[English Cartoon] The Line Blocked _--From News of the World, London._ THE ALL-HIGHEST: "Gott in Himmel! Hindenburg! What shall we do? I promised to be in Paris on the 1st of April!"] [Illustration: [Italian Cartoon] German Peace Methods _--From Il 420; Florence._ First disarm the people by false talk of no annexations, then, with a dagger at their back, force them to sign peace on your own terms.] [Illustration: [German-Swiss Cartoon] On the Field of Honor _--Nebelspalter, Zurich._ MARIANNE (France): "Wilson, my friend and protector, defend me!"] [Illustration: [Italian Cartoon] A French Counterattack _--Il 420, Florence._ WAR BULLETIN: "The French violently attacked the weakest point on the German front."] [Illustration: [German Cartoon] The Fate of Holland's Ships _--Lustige Blätter, Berlin._ PROUD ALBION: "Here, give me that boat; I need it in my fight for the 'freedom of the seas'!"] [Illustration: [Spanish Cartoon] In Paris on Good Friday _--Esquella, Barcelona._ JOAN OF ARC: "Father, forgive them; they know not what they do."] [Illustration: [English Cartoon] Germany's Lost Colonies _--From The Passing Show, London._ PACIFIST: "Here! All that bag of yours must be handed over to a league of nations for disposal." JOHN BULL: "Oh, must it? And did your friend behind the hedge send you to say that?"] [Illustration: [American Cartoon] Hitting Him Where He Lives _--From The New York World._] [Illustration: [Italian Cartoon] The Battle of Picardy --Il 420, Florence. A second Verdun, with the same results for Germany.] [Illustration: [American Cartoon] On the Western Front _--From The San Francisco Call-Post._ "Ach! How he iss gaining!"] [Illustration: [English Cartoon] A Test of Endurance _--From The Passing Show, London._ How much longer?] [Illustration: [Dutch Cartoon] The New Waxworks Group for the German Museum _--From De Amsterdammer, Amsterdam._] [Transcriber's Note: Italicized text denoted by underscores (_). Apparent printer's errors corrected. Spelling changes: Page 383, "y" was changed to read "by." (a private letter written by Emperor Charles to a relative...) Page 383, "Guilford" was changed to read "Guildford." (At the time the Guildford Castle was...) Page 385, "langauge" was changed to read "language." ( including parts of two fine bridges across the great river, a language largely Latin in substance,) Page 402, "altogther" was changed to read "altogether." (they spent the night clearing out the enemy from the village, where he made a desperate resistance, and brought back altogether something like 700 or 800 prisoners.) Page 406, "fiften" was changed to read "fifteen." (made a general counterattack and succeeded in advancing their line to a depth of about fifteen hundred yards beyond the line of the three hills,...)