. Review of reviews and world's work. ?•^-??^a ^^i-^^^ BRYANS ULTIMATUM. Bryan : If yoii take me, youll have to take my platform.From the Herald (New York). ,<j**=^ Uncle Sam : Say, boys, why dont you ride an up-to-datewheel? —From the Herald (New York). CURRENT HISTORY IN CARICATURE. 159. Wmm. miiil;f///////ff/vM;^. 1% SUGGESTED CHANGES IN THE AMERICAN FLAG TO FITALTERED CONDITIONS. The stars of Old Glory will fade and give place to a singleimperial star, if McKinleys views prevail. From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans).

. Review of reviews and world's work. ?•^-??^a ^^i-^^^ BRYANS ULTIMATUM. Bryan : If yoii take me, youll have to take my platform.From the Herald (New York). ,<j**=^ Uncle Sam : Say, boys, why dont you ride an up-to-datewheel? —From the Herald (New York). CURRENT HISTORY IN CARICATURE. 159. Wmm. miiil;f///////ff/vM;^. 1% SUGGESTED CHANGES IN THE AMERICAN FLAG TO FITALTERED CONDITIONS. The stars of Old Glory will fade and give place to a singleimperial star, if McKinleys views prevail. From the Times-Democrat (New Orleans). Stock Photo

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