Judge — October 22, 1898 — page 5: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains several humorous pieces rather than unified political cartoons: **"Nothing Else But 'Mon'"** mocks Irish immigration and dialect, with a character insisting everything is "mon" (man) in speech patterns stereotyping Irish immigrants. **"How It Feels to Be Shot"** presents a WWI soldier's first-person account of being wounded in combat—a serious piece amid lighter content. **"Deeply Wounded"** depicts a dialogue between two officers, one wounded at Santiago (likely the 1898 Spanish-American War), discussing military experience and recovery. **"Kuinous Competition"** references eighty-seven funerals in New York, appearing to joke about mortality or mortality statistics. **"Leigh Hunt Up To Date"** and **"Complications"** are brief satirical verses on romance and social situations. The page mixes war commentary with ethnic humor typical of early 20th-century Judge magazine.