Krithia, once a thriving village of about 4,000 inhabitants, is probably the most ruined place in all Europe. The Allies left no house standing during their bombardment. THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS [American Cartoon] An Old Time Aeronaut [Illustration: _--From The Plain Dealer, Cleveland._ Poor Darius Green, he tried to fly.] [American Cartoon] A Parthian Brick [Illustration: _--From The World, New York._ "God Bless You."] [American Cartoon] The Benevolent Assassin [Illustration: _--From The Sun, New York._ "Et tu, Brute!"] [American Cartoon] The Black Flag [Illustration: _--From The Herald, New York._ Will He Haul It Down?] [American Cartoon] A Statesman's Exit [Illustration: _--From The Evening Sun, New York._ The White Feather.] [American Cartoon] "My Heart Bleeds for Karlsruhe" [Illustration: _--From The Sun, New York._ "Emperor William has telegraphed his deep indignation at the wicked attack upon beloved Karlsruhe. The poor innocent victims among civilians have greatly affected him."--Berlin Press Dispatch.] [German-American Cartoon] The Sandwich Man [Illustration: _--From The Express, Los Angeles._ Peace and Prosperity.] [English Cartoon] The Two-handed Sword [Illustration: _--From Punch, London._ (The allusion is to the New British Coalition Cabinet.)] [German Cartoon] Wilson's Wrapping Paper [Illustration: _--From Simplicissimus, Munich._ "Here is a sample of a new shell. It is wrapped up in a little bit of a protest--but you needn't take that very seriously."] [English Cartoon] A Haul of U-Boats [Illustration: _--From The Sketch, London._ The British Sea Lion returns from Shrimping.] [German Cartoon] In the Carpathians [Illustration: _--From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._ Look out Sisyphus, the fall may be a terrible one!] [German Cartoon] The Sphinx on the Bosporus [Illustration: _--From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._ "Come in, little boats! But you'll never get out again!"] [English Cartoon] Twice Bitten--Thrice Shy [Illustration: _--From The Bystander, London._ Bulgaria contemplates the outlook with some trepidation.] [Illustration: Map of the frontier between Italy and Austria where the Italians were advancing on June 18, 1915, to capture Trieste. The boxed numbers indicate altitudes in meters.] Italy vs. Austria-Hungary The Italian Invasion and Italo-Germanic Differences Official reviews of the first month, ending June 23, of Italy's war with Austria-Hungary are still lacking.[4] On May 24 it was officially reported in London that Italy had given her adhesion to the agreement, already signed by the allied powers, not to conclude a separate peace. Active war operations were begun by Austria on the same day; bombs were dropped on Venice and five other Adriatic ports, shelled from air and some from sea. The attackers were driven off.