Judge, 1901-11-30 · page 1 of 18
Judge — November 30, 1901 — page 1: what you’re looking at
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This political cartoon depicts two figures in Ottoman Turkish dress with exaggerated caricatured features. The left sign references "Thanksgiving Proclamation" and mentions "5 PM Dinner," while the right sign demands "Indemnity" for unspecified wrongs "assessed by Turkey." The title "Mutual Sympathy" and subtitle—"It's only a question of time when both will be cut up. 'Two Turks with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one'"—suggests dark humor about Turkey's anticipated dismemberment or partition. This likely references the Ottoman Empire's weakening position circa 1901, when European powers anticipated dividing Turkish territories. The cartoon cynically equates Turkish political troubles with Thanksgiving dinner preparations, mocking both Turkish demands for compensation and predictions of imperial collapse.
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VOL. 41 NO.1050 NOVEMBER 30 1901. PRICE 10 CENTS Emremen ay tHe Pont Orruce AY Mew Yous as Secom Case Marten Corvarent 1901 er Junee Commer Tine Reoarenen A A Tree Man CoremonT 1901 GF JUSGE COMPANY OF NEW YORK Saeurtb wibea UR B Pg co enor MUTUAL SYMPATHY. It's only a question of time when both will be cut up. **Two Turks with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one.” comicbooks.com