bound issue from March 11, 1903; Vol LIII, no. 1358. Lithographs address William II of Germany; the Democratic Party and legislation. Lithographs include "The Kaiser's Goulash" (title page; shows William II, Emperor of Germany, dressed in military uniform with a chef's apron on top. William II is shown preparing a goulash by adding a plate of figures from the past into a pot labeled "Progressive Revelation." Figures include Kant, Goethe, Shakespere, Moses, Homer, William the Great, and Hammurabi; the ghost of Robert Ingersoll is seen standing next to the pot, excluded from the mix); "Cursing the Heretics" (shows William Jennings Bryan standing atop a rock, shaking his fist at a group of six men standing to the left, laughing. Bryan is holding a sceptor labeled "16 to 1" and a pope's tiara labeled "Bryan" and is stomping his feet in anger. The men to his left are labeled "Cleveland," "Whitney," "Hill," "Gorman," "Parker," "Olney")
