. Review of reviews and world's work. affairs is oflate a topic that cartoonis^s on both sides of the At-lantic have found frequent opportunity to discuss. Thealleged good understanding that has been broughtabout between England, Germany, and the UnitedStates is celebrated by Mr. Davenport in a cartoon atthe top of this page; while Mr. Bush, of the World,represents the German Emperor, Mr. McKinley, andJoseph Chamberlain as prepared to defend the opendoor to Chinese markets against all comers. Bart, THE NEW DREIBtJND. From the World (New York). of the Minneapolis Journal, raises again the everl
. Review of reviews and world's work. affairs is oflate a topic that cartoonis^s on both sides of the At-lantic have found frequent opportunity to discuss. Thealleged good understanding that has been broughtabout between England, Germany, and the UnitedStates is celebrated by Mr. Davenport in a cartoon atthe top of this page; while Mr. Bush, of the World,represents the German Emperor, Mr. McKinley, andJoseph Chamberlain as prepared to defend the opendoor to Chinese markets against all comers. Bart, THE NEW DREIBtJND. From the World (New York). of the Minneapolis Journal, raises again the everlast-ing question of tlie American hog in German-Americanlegislation and diplomacy, and also gives his idea of thevalue of Qncle Sams new prestige in the matter ofmaintaining advantageous commercial relations withChina. This is a question about which Secretary Hay,of the State Department, has been concerning himself,and the bearings of which are well shown in an articlein this number of the Review from the pen of the A TEST OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP. Uncle Sam : Love me, love my the Journal (Minneapolis). the open-door policy. Uncle Sam: Guess this door wont slam shut now. Whatyou think?—From the Journal (Minneapolis.) 30 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
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