English: Poster showing a devil seated with his arm around the shoulders of Kaiser Wilhelm II, a devil-like figure who is holding a bloody sword; the Kaiser has a gloomy look on his face even though he is being praised by the devil. The text, titled Chums (meaning "friends", "pals"), reads: “When I really began to admire You, my friend, was when you pulled that Lusitania job. When You did that, I said to myself—‘There’s a man after my own heart!” ’.
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