A Substitute for Belgian Blocks [Illustration: (_From Numero, Turin._) A New Form of Paving for French and Belgian Cities.] What Italy Thinks of "Guglielmo" (A SERIES OF ITALIAN POSTCARDS.) [Illustration: HIMSELF TO GOD: "If I were not afraid of Thee I would declare war upon Thee also!"] [Illustration: GUGLIELMO'S DREAM. The map bears the inscription, "The Great German Empire."] [Illustration: "Isn't there somebody else to declare war upon?" "There's the Republic of San Marino, your Majesty."] [Illustration: GUGLIELMO (bearing the European war): "Heavens! It's beginning to get heavy."] You Can't Bluff the Turk (_From Simplicissimus, Munich._) [Illustration: "Will you restore the capitulations immediately?"] [Illustration: "No."] [Illustration: "Will you give up the Goeben and the Breslau immediately?"] [Illustration: "No."] [Illustration: "In respect to the Dardanelles, will you immediately ----?" "No. And now suppose you just put up that revolver."] [Illustration: "With pleasure! The thing wasn't loaded at all!"] The Mistress of the Sea (_From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._) [Illustration: Behold, O World, How I Stand Here! Look Out, Britannia!] The "Prize-Taker" [Illustration: (_From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._) "How long will you allow this brute to tread on your corns?" [The allusion is to England's attitude toward neutral shipping.]] The Face at the Window [Illustration: (_From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._)] Novel Coastwise Scenery [Illustration: (_From Jugend, Munich._) Since it was given out that the German barbarians were refusing to fire on cathedrals, England has worked out a jolly little plan for coast defense.] The Dancers [Illustration: (_From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin._) How the Germans Conduct the English Ballet.] The English Spider [Illustration: (_From Jugend, Munich._)] The Jap-Infested British Lion [Illustration: (_From Simplicissimus, Munich._) "Goddam! What kind of fleas have I got in my mane anyway!"] The Englishman and His Globe [Illustration: (_From Simplicissimus, Munich._) "Curses! Blood is more slippery than water!" [The original was in black and red and vividly represented a dripping globe.]] The German Watch in Kiao-Chau [Illustration: (_From Simplicissimus, Munich._) [A superb cartoon published before the fall of the German stronghold in China.]] GERMANY vs. BELGIUM _Case of the Secret Military Documents Presented by Both Sides_