Judge — August 31, 1901 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This Judge magazine cartoon titled "As Ye Sow, So [Ye Shall Reap]" uses biblical proverb to critique political consequences. A farmer figure (likely representing a politician or political party) stands among large sacks labeled with various political outcomes and policies—visible text includes references to "Republican," "Sound," "Happy Results," and "Ministration." The scene appears in a "Republica Farm" setting, as indicated by the sign. The satire suggests that political decisions and policies produce inevitable consequences, both positive and negative. The cartoonist appears to be commenting on how government actions generate specific results that return to haunt (or benefit) those responsible. The specific political figures or events referenced remain unclear without additional context, but the overall message warns about political accountability through natural cause-and-effect.