Chapter XXII: Prisoners. "hunger and Misery."

By Louis Raemaekers.

XXIII. "BARBED WIRE."

By Louis Raemaekers.

Barbed wire figures in both these drawings, widely-different as they
are. It has a special significance, used as a background to two such
contrasting aspects of war.

XXIV. "OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN."

By Louis Raemaekers.

TWO RUSSIAN CARTOONS

_from the Petrograd "Loukomorye"_

XXV. Franz Joseph departs to the Front to cheer his Troops. But will
he get there?

XXVI. "THE WEAKLING."

Nobody could congratulate Mother Turk and Father Ferdinand on the
son (Turco-Bulgar Agreement) Doctor Kaiser has just helped into the
world. It would hardly be tactful for the closest friend to hazard a
statement that it favoured either parent.

A POLISH CARTOONIST