First Come, First Served, 1903
- Containers:
- Box 2, Folder 41
- Scope and content:
bound issue from May 13, 1903; Vol LIII, no. 1367. Lithographs address international relations between France, Germany, Russia, and China; commentary on social gatherings and dinner parties. Lithographs include "First Come, First Served" (title page; shows a scene inside a Chinese restaurant where a man labeled "Russia" is eating out of a large bowl labeled "Manchuria." In the background, a Chinese man is shrugging towards two men: on the left, Emile Loubet labeled "France" and the other on the right, William II, labeled "Germany." The Chinese man is telling the Emilie Loubet and William II "first come, first served"); "The Limit" (shows a vignette of a dinner party. Men on horseback are seen dining beneath palm trees in the center; the surrounding vignettes show various special dinners and dinner-related scenes)
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