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Rh Leaflet No. 13 (between pages 144 and 146).

The upper map is entitled "," the wording under it being as follows:

"Our rulers went to war because they hoped to found a gigantic empire for the Kaiser and the Junkers. All the territories shaded in on the above map were to be their realm. It would have meant the subjection of half the world under the German sword."—Vorwärts, Oct. 11, 1918.

The lower map is entitled "" Under it is the following inscription:

This is how Germany looks to-day. Her allies can give no further aid. What the Kaiser calls "his heritage from God" will soon be smaller than it was at the beginning of the war. But the German people will be the better for it. They will have escaped from autocracy and militarism. Freedom at last!

Leaflet No. 14 (between pages 144 and 145).

The picture on the left is headed "" ''and represents "The Assembly." On its right is the following parody, entitled "," on Goethe's "Faust":''