Winsor McCay: Early Works V
Series: Winsor McCay: Early Works
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
Published: March 2005
Place of publication: Miamisburg, OH.
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 192
ISBN-13: 9780975380826
Subjects: Graphic Novels; Graphic Novels - General; Comics & Graphic Novels; Humor; Comics & Graphic Novels / General; General; Comic books, strips, etc; McCay, Winsor
Table of contents: title: Front cover
label: {A fighter [America] with sword and [Liberty Loan] shield surrounded by smoke and fire, and five figures, [Devastation], [Starvation], [War], [Pestilence], [Death], full color.}; title: 7
label: Of Freaks and Fascinations. Introduction by Mark Thompson; title: 8
label: [Allay-Oop!] {A Person with a whip on the back of a dragon with the word [Cartoons] on its side.}; title: 9
label: Spring Time {Above view of a street corner, with [Moving Van] horse drawn carrages. and kids playing baseball.} "For a kid. That pitch-er is a wonder!" (Wednesday, March 19, 1913); title: 10-11
label: Is the Game Worth the Candle {Uncle Sam throwing US soldiers at a sheet with a face on it, near box [Manila (ImPerfectos].}; title: 12-13
label: Just Arrived! Winsor McCay's Funny Folk Join the American's Family {various winsor McCay characters.} Oh! Look Who's Here!] [Poor Jake.] "Take your nose off that grind stone Jake." (June 28, 1911); title: 14
label: (Clip and pasted mosaic of comics); title: 15
label: A Pilgrim's Progress; title: 16
label: "Oh! Some-thing is the trouble. What is it?" "Huh! I'll go and see what the excitement is!"; title: 17
label: "I'd like to get a glass that will rest my eyes. My eyes are good but I should rest them I think!"; title: 18
label: "Ah! There is the historical cociety's build-ing! I'll go in and look around. - Kill a few dreary hours and. - " [Historical Society]; title: 19
label: "Come in mister Bunion. Sit down. The election re-turns are coming in!" "Yes Thanks! And I hope the returns will show your election."; title: 20
label: "I'll just lay down here an take a rest -" "A little nap and forget that valise for a while."; title: 21
label: "Oh! Look at this poor blind man coming! I feel ashamed when I see such misfortune."; title: 22
label: "Oh! What a funny looking man!" "Hello where you bound for eh? How are you little one?"; title: 23
label: "Huh! See that stone crusher at work pulveriz-ing that rock! Um!"; title: 24
label: "Well I've just got to sit down! I can't walk another step my feet are so frightfully sore! Oh! Oh!"; title: 25
label: "Oh! My! Goodness who is that!!? He is suffering terrible with some ailment! Come here! Man-"; title: 26
label: (Clip and pasted mosaic of comics); title: 27
label: Dream of the Rabbit Fiend; title: 28
label: "This hayfever is terrible! I wish I could get rid of it! There I'm going to sneeze again Eeeee-" #427, September 12, 1908; title: 29
label: "I seem to be e-vaporat-ing doc. Yes!" As a matter of fact science tells us we are seventy-five per ceent of water." #444, November 14, 1908; title: 30
label: "Madame. I haven't had a bite to eat in four months. Could you, would you. End my suffering appease my hun-ger by -" #442, November 7, 1908; title: 31
label: "Hello! Jim! What are you doing out so late?" "Oh! Just late. That's all!" #425, September 5, 1908; title: 32
label: "Now for a good sleep. - Oh! What was that Shot???" "I heard a pistol shot somewhere what was it?" #440, October 31, 1908; title: 33
label: "Ah! There's a great cartoon of uncle Sam  holding the presidental chair." [Who get's it?] #433, October 3, 1908; title: 34
label: "Ah! Now I'll sit down an' have -" "A schmoke! A decent schmoke!" "Me daughter ob-jects to me schmok-ing me pipe in -" #429, September 19, 1908; title: 35
label: "Oh Gracious!! Dear, what are you kicking me for?" "Explain your-self! Why did you kick me? Tell me!" #435, October 10, 1908; title: 36
label: "Oh! Papa I covered you all up with sand. He! He!" "yes. Dearie! Now run a long to ma-ma. - Let papa sleep!" #616, June 29, 1913 (b&w version of color, which is seen in volume IX, page 92 but without copoyright); title: 37
label: "You can't sing, you can't dance, and you can't act! You're bum! Your rotten! Get out! Who ever told you, you could act? Beat it!" #156, February 24, 1906; title: 38
label: "Huh! This is funny!!! My head feels so soft! My head feels as soft as mush!!!!!" #431, September 26, 1908; title: 39
label: "That color is simply grand. This picture will sell if I can get that. Wait! What is that intermediate tone?" #217, August 30, 1906; title: 40
label: "Where in the world did that other cat come from? That's strange! The doors and windows are locked for I locked 'em!" #212, August 9, 1906; title: 41
label: "Where is Ump-tieth Street mister officer?" "Just two blocks down." #428, September 17, 1908; title: 42
label: "He looks like a good hunter indeed!" "I think he was a good investment!" #439, October 29, 1908; title: 43
label: "Oh! Oh! I must run!" "That's a ter-rible monster! My gracious!" #426, September 10, 1908; title: 44
label: "Come sweet-heart, before the dog catch-ers get you! Come on pret-ty darling!" #436, October 15, 1908; title: 45
label: "Bryan seems to have a chance!" "Yes, I think so!" "And yet it seems like taft to me!" #432, October 1, 1908; title: 46
label: "All right fath-er. I'll sing it for you! My voice is bad though but I'll try it!" #437, October 22, 1908; title: 47
label: "Ah! Now I'll take a nice shower bath and brace up!" "Aw! This is the thing that makes a man of you!" #441, November 5, 1908; title: 48
label: "Oh! I feel so queer! Oh! I feel so awfully -" "-Queer! Kittie! What is the mat-ter with us?" #443, November 12, 1908; title: 49
label: "There's too many people staring at us. Let's get away!" "That's what I say. Dear!" #420, August 20, 1908; title: 50
label: (Clip and pasted mosaic of comics); title: 51
label: Various Dreams; title: 52
label: [Keep cool! Drink the Sparkling Summer - age North Pole Fizz] "Draw a couple of dozens of glasses of this for me will you please?" #804, August 1, 1913 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 53
label: Read it again mike. I cannot believe me ears." "Dear Mike. A rich uncle of yours in Sweden died Jan 2d leaving you his en-tire fortune!" #810, 1913. (A Winter Night's Dream); title: 54
label: "This is the first time I got into this car when it wasn't crowded -" "Oh! I can't sit next to a frog!" #678, September 15, 1911 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 55
label: "I think I'll swim back to the club-house I'm thirsty!" "You're always thirsty! Why don't you drink water once in a while?" #803, July 29, 1913 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 56
label: "That sun-flower is growing so big that it -" "Frightens me! Look at the two of them!" #677, September 14, 1911 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 57
label: "Just bought him Eh? Isn't he a little skittish?" "Not a bit. They told me! She's afraid of nothing!" #808, August 29, 1913 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 58
label: "Oh! Um! A chicken!" "She's goin! In bathing!" [Bath Tickets] #805, August 6, 1913 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 59
label: "The next on the program is Mrs. John Smith." "Champion rear seat rider of the world." #796, January 14, 1913 (Midwinter Day Dream, in Complete Rarebit "Midsummer Day Dreams".); title: 60
label: "Wow! There's a big storm coming up Look at that sky! Its going to be a corker." "Yes! Run and close the win-dows dear!" #801, July 18, 1913 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 61
label: "We're back from our honey moon. Yes! And want you to dine with us -" (#812, 1913 Midwinter Day Dream, panels 4 and 5 shortened from original); title: 62
label: "My husband quite smokin' today so I'm giving you this nice box of cigars that I bought him for Christmas!" (#809, 1913, A January Day Dream); title: 63
label: "It says, - To Reduce weight, - To hibernate! Like an animal. Sleep all win-ter in a hole!" #795, January 9, 1913 (Complete Rarebit number 795, Winter Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit has 'A' added to title.); title: 64
label: "They say it is a rough road." "It is a mile or two." "Mostly up hill. Eh?" #791, December 30, 1912 (Midwinter Day Dreams, many of the panels shortened); title: 65
label: "Well, I might as well go to it! A luxury like this does not present -" "Itself very often in a man's life-time during July and August!" #629, July 9, 1911 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 66
label: "What did you say? Speak English!" "I say. Daz baby elephant daz! Dazza broke ah loose! Come! Baby Elephant broke loose!" #624, July 3, 1911 (Midsummer Day Dreams); title: 67
label: "I do not see how I am ever go-ing to get out of this -" "- Deal with-out making a cool mil-lion! There is no chance -" #685, September 23, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 68
label: {Musical notes above a ballerina dancing, the ground below her turns to guys bald head.} "Hey! Captain! Wake up!" "Sure!" #688, September 27, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 69
label: "I never could see what they have school for! Don't do any good for me!" #684, September 21, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 70
label: "How Queer my arms feel! They -" "Are asleep. I think! be-fore I even get to -" #657, August 19, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'Midsummer Day Dreams'); title: 71
label: "But. My Son! You have only thirty-six hours -" "So long as I get there in the time limit I'll win it won't I? Sure!" #705, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 72
label: "Ah! There's a fine spring day sun -" Huh! Um! Before I can mix my color the scheme is changed! It is now summer!" #653, August 15, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'Midsummer Day Dreams'); title: 73
label: "If you can pitch as you say you can. I'll pay you $50,000.00! Sign this contract!" #660, August 23, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'Midsummer Day Dreams'); title: 74
label: "I have purposely let the air out of the tires so that I can show how the automatic -" "- Air puump will fill them up again! -" #673, September 8, 1911 (Day Dreams, Complete Rarebit title 'Midsummer Day Dreams'); title: 75
label: "Oh! They're beginning to hatch aren't they dredrick?" "Yes, and I'm going to make a fortune raising chickens. See if I don't?" #814, November 5, 1923 (Rabid Reveries); title: 76
label: "Aren't you afraid of some one breaking in and stealing it?" #819, January 29, 1924 (Rabid Reveries: Guardians of the Cellar); title: 77
label: "Yes come up, someone come up on the stage." "I'll come up." "Don't go up. He'll only make a monkey out of you." #818, January 3, 1924 (Rabid Reveries: Monkey Business); title: 78
label: "For land's sake what are you digging for Sam?" "I dreamed last night there was a tomb of an ancient king buried right about here." #817, December 21, 1923 (Rabid Reveries: Just in Time); title: 79
label: "Ha! Just the one I want to see. Grab a seat with me and I'll show you my new invention." #815, December 13, 1923 (Rabid Reveries); title: 80
label: "Yes, it is a new invention. We use the bumper system to catch all trains get ready. get set." [Bumper System Taxi Co.] #816, December 14, 1923 (Rabid Reveries: Troubled Travel); title: 81
label: "Put him in. Now! I've got it ready! Tell him how to handle the levers an' steering gear!" #785, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 82
label: "Huh! The blizzard came - Now. I'll go get the siberian snow eater that the Czar of Russia sent me for Christmas -" #784, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 83
label: "You look like a bear in that coat gran' pa!" "Do I? This coat once covered a real live bear. Don't you know?" #787, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 84
label: "What do you mean by coming in at this late hour young man?" "Well, sir, I got up at half past five so's I'd be here on time." #779, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 85
label: "Mary had a little lamb. With the whitest kind of fur. She had to lam him everyday to stop his follern' her." #781, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 86
label: "Happy new year, Mr. Oh! By the way. I've a summons here for you I'm sorry to say! -" #735, January 14, 1912; title: 87
label: "Are you ready Doc?" "Yes, here goes! Look out! Stand back! I'm off! Good bye! -" #780, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 88
label: "I know dear. But, I'll worry. Are you really going. - Do you have to work late. -" #778, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 89
label: "Bleth your effer! - Bleth your effer." "Bleth your effer lovin'. Your lovin'" #782, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 90
label: "Thee's a lady outside wants to see you. Very important!" "A lady? Huh! Wants to see me?" #783, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 91
label: "Dollah says he doan make hit!" "Come on. You big Dick!" "My Mona's talkin' to you kid!" #788, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 92
label: "Here's a little run-a-bout! For only eight dol-lars. Um!" "That's about my limit for a car!" #742, February 24, 1912 (It was only a Dream, Complete Rarebit title 'This Dream Car Was Just Right to Throw Away'); title: 93
label: "The committee wishes a figure of innocence. On one side and guilty on the other side." #786, 1911? (It was only a Dream); title: 94
label: "No sir! I will not smoke a pipe again! I'll sit down here and fight it out by myself." #736, January 15, 1912 (It was only a Dream, Complete Rarebit title 'He Smoked - But 'Twas Only a Dream!'); title: 95
label: "That's funny I never noticed that hole in the ceiling before! - Oh is that an elephant?" #740, February 15, 1912 (Dreams of a Lobster Fiend, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 96
label: "Oh! Oh! But I', cold! I'm as cold as ice! I'll have to put something warm on." #739, February 12, 1912 (Dreams of a Lobster Fiend, Complete Rarebit title 'It was Only a Dream'); title: 97
label: "At last. There is the old sphinx! Hum!" What ails this camel!" "Oh!" "Oh! Get-dappp gwan! Geedapp!" #737, February 2, 1912 (Dreams of a Lobster Fiend); title: 98
label: (Clip and pasted mosaic of comics); title: 99
label: Other Strips; title: 100
label: Poor Mr. Nerves. "Here's a package that just came for you!" "Open it kid. will you?"; title: 101
label: The Man from Montclair - He's Such a Nice Man When He Is At Home. [Grand Bazaar for Xmas Charities!] "Um! I think I will take that in!"; title: 102
label: Poor Mr. Nerves. "I hope I do not miss that train! My watch may be wrong."; title: 103
label: A Perfect Gentleman. "Where'll I put this trunk - Mr. Meggs?" "Put it up on the shelf!"; title: 104
label: A Perfect Gentaleman. "Kin you tell me where the rail-road depot is at?" "keep right on down the street." [Car Stop]; title: 105
label: Dear Dad and Daughter. "I've been want-ing to have a long talk with you for a long time. Bessie! But I. Eh. -"; title: 106
label: The Man from Montclair - (He's Such a Nice Man When He Is At Home.) "Is that a real mole on your cheek or is it of sticking plaster?"; title: 107
label: I Should Worry! "By George! I'll drop this bun-dle under this steam roller comin' down the street! That's what I'll do!"; title: 108
label: I Should Worry! "Hold still! - Ha! I'll tie this bun-dle on your tail. - Hold still a minute. Doggie! Just a minute now!"; title: 109
label: "They meet with an accident" "Break loose and-" "Are up against more beer." {Barrels break loose from a cart go through town and carsh against train.}; title: 110
label: And then - Kerchoo! - He Sneezed! {Little Sammy Sneeze.} "Um. Hum. Eeeeeee." "Well. What has the old woman fixed up for you today?"; title: 111
label: He meant Well. "We must go home!" "No! Lucille has not told us of her engage-ment to Count Blase!" "Yes, it is get-ting late!"; title: 112
label: Dino Holland Tunnel "Riot call!! To Holland Tunnel!!!!! Get here quick!!!" {Starring 'Gertie the Dinosaur'}; title: 113
label: The Faithfull Employee. "Hello! Steve! Just looking for a pal like you! I've got a box at the ring side of the battle tonight!"; title: 114
label: The Faithfull Employee. "Yes, siree! You bet! I'll be right up! I'll meet you in half an hour! Yes! Yes! I can spare the time."; title: 115
label: He's One of Those Telephone Fiends. "I heard a funny thing today! Listen to this.." "Ah! Hust a minute!"; title: 116
label: The Faithfull Employee. "Yes, I expecte to take quite an exten-sive trip abroad the coming summer."; title: 117
label: Everyone Has Meet That Well-Known Character Mr. Duck. "Say! If you'll introduce me to the head of that firm. There is nothing too good for you!"; title: 118
label: Oh! My Poor Nerves. "Huh! I sent that boy away with that message and he isn't back yet."; title: 119
label: Oh! My Poor Nerves. "Wow! But I'm nervous today! I'm late too! I've got to hus-tle to the office! Huh! Great Scott!"; title: 120
label: A Tale of two sharks. {Two men with poles follow a group of swimmers, one uses the pole to pull a lady under, while the other rescues her, and recieves money."; title: 121
label: (Clip and pasted mosaic of comics); title: 122
label: New York Editorial; title: 123
label: {A woman in white prays, below a shadowy robed figure as rays of light shine down from the upper right, in oppisit corer, faintly seen is;) [The Hope See.]; title: 124
label: {In a prison, a man in stripes his shown to into his scell by a officer pointing into it.}; title: 125
label: {A hand raises out of a river, holding up a bridge, that a train is passing over.}; title: 126
label: {waves, [Error], [Evil], [Crime], [Deceit], [Lying], and [Sin], crash against the rocks of [Truth].}; title: 127
label: {German, Wilhelm II, stepping off a cliff, below this bones, and above five ghosts [Theodorie], [Donmek Mice], [Nepoion], and [Alexander the Great].}; title: 128
label: {A sitting man with India type hat, holds strands ods of string as it passes by to large fan like wheels and down to tubes near a standing man.}; title: 129
label: {At a race track a skeleton with a reaper, rides a horse, chasing people, and leaving dead people behind him.}; title: 130
label: {Ants moving rocks, and a person's foot about to step on one of them.}; title: 131
label: Money Across the Ocean. {People in a building [Astor Tenements] throw money from [United States] to [Englad] and into bag of [William Waldorf Astor] who is being knighted.}; title: 132
label: {The devil in a lake with dead people, above them a clif and demons herdding people to edge. Two naked people, up to their waists in bottles and boxes.}; title: 133
label: Army, the New Faithful Soldier - The Dollar. {Coins [$] with legs, stand in militry rows, man at desk with [Check Book].}; title: 134
label: Man and Mouse - A String on Each {A giant man [Nature] sits on a mountain, with string on his finger attached to leg of smaller person trying to get away.}; title: 135
label: The Old King Is Dying. Hail the New Dollar King. {Uncle Sam holding panel with a king in it. On a trown to the right is bag of money $ near a 'Stock ticker'.}; title: 136
label: {A city center with a fountain, angels flying above. A farmer bending down working in a field.} What Kind of Heaven Do You Want?; title: 137
label: Two Incubators - Much Alike {The sun Earth and moon are seen in space. A woman and man looking into a [Incubator] with a baby in it.}; title: 138
label: {Many people on various seperate spheres. Bottom most, is a man sitting in a pile of coins and money $ bags.} Each Has His Own World; title: 139
label: {A king sitting on his thrown, gaurd with axe-spear building and swan. A Farmer using a hoe in the garden, behind him boy riding stick horse.}; title: 140
label: {A jester with bells on, is selling tickets in a booth [Entrance. Buy Tickets here] for [Fool Land] "Hurry up!!!!! They're in the water now!" All Aboard For Fool Land.; title: 141
label: {Near a large palace a man and a pig are laying on a courtyard, the man chained to a post.} [Right Down Laziness] You Can Forgive the Pig - Not the Man.; title: 142
label: {People with wings fly around the word [Easy] which people who don't have wings are stuck to, like flypaper.}; title: 143
label: A building on one side [Knowledge and Truth], and tent on the other with preformers infont of it.} [Jo-Jo The Dog Faced Man] [See The Turtle boy] Knowledge and Amusement.; title: 144
label: {Two people riding on a book [A Good Book], above the Earth, thing seen on it are the pyramids, Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, and Great Wall of China.}; title: 145
label: {A woman and man walk up a road [Duty], rimmed with gravestones [Millions of unkown fathers and mothers whose lives are devoted to duty] and signs [To Wealth] A Hard Road, but The Only Road.}; title: 146
label: {A man sitting on the shore looks at animals, people and vehicls as they parade out of the pages of [Books].}; title: 147
label: {The Earth is seen from far above with cloads and stars beyond it, flying around it are people on books.} The World of Books.; title: 148
label: {Three large men [Cunning], [War] and [Wealth] stepping onto stage with small people. These three people small and giant [Justice] seated. Justice Rules in the End.; title: 149
label: {A boy reading a book below [Today], and above [Tomorrow] a man working with machines, on sides city buildings.} Our Glorious Public School.}; title: 150
label: [Temple of Eternity] {A Temple with a spohinx like statue at its entrance, people with outstreached hands outside it.} Only One Important Question, What is Truth?; title: 151
label: {People drinking at large table with their chairs on fire, above them children throwing money from $ bags.} Drink, Drugs and Fire.; title: 152
label: A demon with a whip looks down into a crater [Dupe], where there are people in pain.} The Dreadful Curse of Drugs.; title: 153
label: {A large person with a folded hands, robe over head and shoulders, over which the word [Remorse], and two smaller people on its wrists.}; title: 154
label: {People with $ bags, are seen entering holes, with square covers. While over head is a shadowy monster [Fear] reaches out towards them.; title: 155
label: [Easter] Jesus in the middle and above a crowd of people, surrounded by rings of light and  birds. [Christ is Risen]; title: 156
label: Hope. {A giant ghostly woman with wreath in her hair, reaches down to the ground, while a wagon and rideres on horses travel towards her.}; title: 157
label: A skeleton robbed in black [Black Death] with a reaper, rides a horse through a vally with crowd of people, leaving dead people behind.} When Black Death Rode.; title: 158
label: {An angle blows a trumpet, while from the graveyard a people come out from their tombstones.}; title: 159
label: {A white robed figures [His Soul] walks up a rocky stairway while below a man looks at money.} "If He Loses His Soul."; title: 160
label: {Men standing in rows. [He was too old to think. Yes, and encumbered the Earth.] Below [Death], [Time], and coffin [Old Age].} Death is Kind and Necessary.; title: 161
label: {A chained elephant. And three chained, steated men. Each with their with their own leg weights [Indecision], and [Weak Will].}; title: 162
label: {A man on a cliff looks out into a valley, it its center is a island with a city on it with bridges.}; title: 163
label: {A black man, and an Eskimo stan on the steps of the U.S. Capitol Building smoking cigars.}; title: 164
label: Our Giant - What Ails Him? "He's been going too fast that's all!" "He needs a rest. I think." "His Heart is alright!"; title: 165
label: {A man dressed in robes, with wreath in hair, stands on the side of the street, near a guy with [Poems] book, watching two horse drawn fire trucks race by.} If Nero Should come Back to Earth.; title: 166
label: {In a boxing ring one man stands above a fallen opponent, while reffery counts. Near ring man with cane walks away.} If William Penn should come back to Earth.; title: 167
label: [Inside a mall the [Big Annual Bargain Sale.] {A woman with leaves around her waist looks at a table with [Concrete] boxes.} If Eve Should Come Back to Earth.; title: 168
label: Hot air Ballon with basket, above horse back army, and man looking through a Spyglass poses for camera [Art in the way Co.]} If Meissonier Should Return to Earth.; title: 169
label: [Electrician], [Daily Yellow Blab], [Extra! Big Sensation] {On the side walk of a city, a man is surrounded by news boys selling papers.} If Benjaamin Franklin Should Come Back to Earth.; title: 170
label: {A man standing infront of a tobacco store, many tobacco advertisments along the street.} If Sir Walter Raleigh Should Come Back to Earth.; title: 171
label: {Many men build a pyrimid of lettered blocks spelling, [Cuba], [Porto Rico], [Hawaii], [Alaska].} Confusion. "Therefore is the Name of it Called Babel...."; title: 172
label: {A man in a rocking chair looks out the window, to town with many Chimneys. [Boiler Makers and Steam Fit].} If James Watt Should Come Back to Earth.; title: 173
label: Being some consider-ation of things in the days to come. The Spectrophone. The Imperial City Philyorgo. [Seeing Philyorgo]; title: 174
label: {On the stairs of a [Vaults] is a man holding bags, looking at dead man in the street, near ruined buildings.} Bust to the End.; title: 175
label: The Last Day of Manhattan. {City with buildings tipped over and sinking in water, people on roof tops.} "Directly beneath us, deeper in water than it ever was before in history."; title: 176
label: {Two people in silhouette, looking at upper section of city with bridges between buildings.} "It is the City of Philyorgo by Night -"; title: 177
label: {Uncle Sam holds a rope which ties him to a tree [Imperialism], at the other side of rope a donkey [Philippines]. while man walks away with $20,000,000}; title: 178
label: [City Government.] {In a kitchen are a women [Miss Extravagance], A old man [City Tax Payer] and younger woman [Miss Economy].} "You're through, this young lady will take your place."; title: 179
label: {Uncle Sam sitting on a contract [Washington's Advice. Keep Out of All Foreign Entanglements!] Behind him a stormy horizon, [Old World Political Storms.]}; title: 180
label: Our Statesmen as Viewed by the Loquacious Capitol Guide. ""Uncle Joe" Cannon 'My picture' why certtainly!"; title: 181
label: Men in top hats [Debtor Nation], behind a wall [War Debts Payable to U.S.A.], them holding pupets, [Loss of Trade] and others, infront of [American Tax Payer].; title: 182
label: {In front of a wall [Asia for Japan], are [Giant China], [Japan's Army and Navy], [Puyi Emperor of Manchukuo], facing them Uncle Sam, [Englad], [Italy], and [France].; title: 183
label: {A woman dressed in white [Civilization], covers her face and walks away from [Death Chamber], which has an electric chair.}; title: 184
label: {A giant man [Jefferson] looks over the [White House], facing a tiger [Tammany].; title: 185
label: {People below and climbing up the word [Imagination], square colums off to the side.}; title: 186
label: {Over a landscape of mountains walks a giant, with only it's feet and lower part of it's robe [Truth], showing.}; title: 187
label: {In a museum like vault are a 'Gertie' type [Dinosaur], a [Mastodon], [The Rack], and [Slavery]. It it's entrance is [Time] showing [War] the way in.}; title: 188
label: {A young couple with a rope are pulling it's hands forward, while an older couple are pulling the hands backward. The time is 11:30.}; title: 189
label: {A star covered sleeve of a man (Uncle Sam), crosses the ocean, it's hand picking up a king, who's sword is drawn.}; title: 190
label: {People standing on the edge of a clif [Notoriety], before the [Public Eye], above a pit of [Disgrace]. While on the other side are [Work], [Fame] [Renown] and [Popularity].}; title: 191
label: {A skeleton [Dope] is a [Ticket Seller] to a crowd of people, infront of three buildings, [Madhouse], [Cemetery], and [Penitentiary].}; title: 192
label: You see above a little man and some giants. {A small man in a suit, with fist raised, is surrounded by light, and larger worker type giants that look worried.}