bound issue from January 3, 1900; Vol XLVI, no. 1191. Lithographs address the Fashoda Crisis, the South African War, and press regarding the events. Lithographs include "A Long Range Assault" (title page; shows a evil looking man standing atop a box labeled "Paris" and holding a large ink-tipped quill labaled "French Press;" the man's left leg [labeled "insults"] is kicked up towards a British Lion in the background. The eiffle tower is seen below the pedestal, along with a "French Press" printing articles, some are labaled "Venomous Articles" and "Spite Cartoons." The British Lion, shown to the back right of the man, is standing atop a mound of land labaled "Transvaal" with smoke rising around him, presumably representing war); "Hail to the Victor!" (shows Puck fighting a gladiator in a colosseum, threatening the gladiator with a golden trident; 12 people, representing the months of the year, are spectating from above. Puck is labeled "1900" and the fallen gladiator is labeled "1890")
