IMPERIAL KNIGHT TEMPLAR (_the German Emperor--to_ SALADIN). "What!! The
Christian Powers putting pressure upon You, my dear Friend!! Horrible!
I can't think how People can do such things!"
October 15, 1898.]
[Illustration: NOT IN THE PICTURE
SCENE--_On shore, during the visit of the British Fleet to Brest._
MR. PUNCH (_Photographer, suavely, to the_ KAISER). "Just a leetle
further back, please, Sir. Your shadow still rather interferes with the
group."
July 12, 1905.]
[Illustration: THE SOWER OF TARES
(After Millais)
August 23, 1905.]
[Illustration: "ISOLATION"
PEACE (_attending the Inter-Parliamentary Congress at Berlin_).
"Everybody else seems to be my friend; why do you stand aloof?"
GERMAN KAISER. "But haven't I always said that I was your friend?"
PEACE. "Yes; but can't you do something to prove it?"
September 23, 1908.]
[Illustration: THE TEUTONISING OF TURKEY
GERMAN KAISER. "Good Bird!"
October 5, 1910.]
[Illustration: HARMONY
[THE GERMAN EMPEROR _has been patronising the Centenary of_ KRUPP'S
_Gun Factory_]
August 14, 1912.
]
[Illustration: THE BLIND SIDE
GERMAN OFFICER: "Glad to hear you're going to fortify your sea-front.
Very dangerous people, these English."
DUTCHMAN: "But it will cost much."
GERMAN OFFICER: "Ah, but see what you save on the Eastern Frontier,
where there's nobody but us."
January 11, 1911.]
THE STRUGGLE
[Illustration: WELL MET!
GREAT BRITAIN JOINS HER ALLIES IN THE FIELD
August 19, 1914.]
[Illustration: BRAVO, BELGIUM!
August 12, 1914.]
[Illustration: FOR FRIENDSHIP AND HONOUR
August 12, 1914.]
[Illustration: AT THE POST OF HONOUR
LIBERTY (_to Belgium_). "TAKE COMFORT. YOUR COURAGE IS VINDICATED; YOUR
WRONGS SHALL BE AVENGED."
September 2, 1914.]
[Illustration: INDIA FOR THE KING!
September 9, 1914.]
[Illustration: HAIL! RUSSIA!
September 16, 1914.]
[Illustration: BOER AND BRITON TOO
GENERAL BOTHA (_composing telegram to the_ KAISER). "Just off to
repel another raid. Your customary wire of congratulation should be
addressed: 'British Headquarters--German South-west Africa.'"
September 30, 1914.]
[Illustration: A NORTH SEA CHANTEY
(_To the tune of "Tipperary."_)
JACK. "IT'S A LONG, LONG WAIT FOR WILLIAM'S NAVY, BUT MY HEART'S RIGHT
HERE"
October 14, 1914.]
[Illustration: THE ROAD TO RUSSIA
October 7, 1914.]
[Illustration: UNCONQUERABLE
THE KAISER. "SO, YOU SEE--YOU'VE LOST EVERYTHING."
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. "NOT MY SOUL."
October 21, 1914.]
[Illustration: A PLAIN DUTY
BRITANNIA (_to Holland_). "MY RESOURCES AND MY OBLIGATIONS ARE GREATER
THAN YOURS; LET THIS SERVICE FALL UPON ME."
[The number of Belgian refugees in Holland is probably ten times as
great as the number in England.]
October 28, 1914.]
[Illustration: FOREWARNED
ZEPPELIN (_as "The Fat Boy"_). "'I WANTS TO MAKE YOUR FLESH CREEP.'"
JOHN BULL. "RIGHT-O!"
November 4, 1914.]
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