. Review of reviews and world's work. INTERNATIONAL CARABINEERS WHO ALWAYS ARRIVE TOOLATE TO SAVE THEIR OWN PEOPLE. Fvova. La Silhouette (Paris). AN INDIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION. EuROPA (to Chinese Emperor): If you cant put jourfoot down on him, I will! —From the Hindi Punch. HOME AND FOREIGN POLITICS IN CARICATURE. 419. GOING TO STAY A WHILE.—From the Evening News (Detroit) The new diplomatic phases of the Chinese problemhave interested cartoonists, during the past month, inAmerica as well as in Europe. The association of theUnited States with the European powers in militaryand diplomatic adv
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. Review of reviews and world's work. INTERNATIONAL CARABINEERS WHO ALWAYS ARRIVE TOOLATE TO SAVE THEIR OWN PEOPLE. Fvova. La Silhouette (Paris). AN INDIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION. EuROPA (to Chinese Emperor): If you cant put jourfoot down on him, I will! —From the Hindi Punch. HOME AND FOREIGN POLITICS IN CARICATURE. 419. GOING TO STAY A WHILE.—From the Evening News (Detroit) The new diplomatic phases of the Chinese problemhave interested cartoonists, during the past month, inAmerica as well as in Europe. The association of theUnited States with the European powers in militaryand diplomatic adventures in the heart of the ancientAsiatic empire might well inspire the pencils of ourclever cartoonists to their most telling work. The tworeproductions on this page are from drawings made forthe Evening News of Detroit byan artist whose humor and abil-ity speak for themselves, and an-other of whose cartoons relatingto American politics will befound on page 413. The baggage-wagon with the big trunks atthe door of China indicates thepurpose of the unwelcome for-eign guests to spend the winter, at least. Since this cartoon wasdrawn, however. Uncle Sam hasshown a very decided dispositionto curtail his stay at Peking ; andfor this let us all be thankful.The smaller cartoon on this pagerelates to a matter about whi