bound issue from March 25, 1903; Vol LIII, no. 1360. Lithographs address the development of the Panama Canal; labor unions, strikes, and law enforcement. Lithographs include "His Neighborly Suggestion" (title page; shows Uncle Sam standing in a ditch, holding a shovel in his left hand. Uncle Sam's right hand is pointing towards a smaller man dressed in clothing typical of Hispanic stereotypes [a sombrero, two handguns, a knife, cowboy boots, gaucho pants, and a bandana] labeled "Central America". In the background is a sign labeled "Panama Canal Route"); "Justice Aroused" (shows a large, angry female figured [presumably Justice] standing next to a chaotic scene, drawing her sword labeled "Law and Order." In front of her, union laborers are seen striking, beating a "non union" worker and burning another tied to a tree; a factory is seen engulfed in flames in the background)
