bound issue from November 1, 1899; Vol XLVI, no. 1182. Lithographs address Teddy Roosevelt and the 1900 election; the continuation of U.S. occupation of Cuba after the Spanish-American war; Lithographs include "A Young Head on Old Shoulders" (title page; shows Teddy Roosevelt giving a speech in front of a crowd of people), "Looking Forward" (shows a woman figure wearing a dress, roses in her hair, and scarf labeled "Cuba" kneeling before Uncle Sam. The "Cuba" figure is standing in front of land in desolation--individuals are depicted as dead, or mourning, and there is a burning city in the background with rising smoke labeled "War, Revolt, Famine, Pestilence." Uncle Sam is standing in front of a landscape with "Peace and Prosperity" written in the sky. Active trade is depicted via field workers, full ports with ships, merchants, and products in barrels and boxes labeled tobacco, sugar, cigar, coffee, bananas, and fruit)
