Judge — June 11, 1898 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a political cartoon titled "THE 'PIG'" with a caption referencing Uncle Sam ("Now I what do you..."). The image depicts Uncle Sam as a caricatured figure operating what looks like a searchlight or spotlight in the center foreground. He's surrounded by various military vessels and ships, with an American flag visible on the left. The composition suggests naval or military power projection. The "pig" reference likely refers to a derogatory term for military vessels or possibly critiques American imperialism/militarism. Without the complete caption and publication date, the specific historical event remains unclear—it could reference WWI-era naval policy, American interventionism, or military-industrial expansion. The satirical intent appears to target American military ambitions or foreign policy through personification of Uncle Sam.