Judge — December 12, 1903 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a satirical cartoon titled **"Drive the Knife in Up to the Hilt"** by an artist whose signature appears at bottom left. The image depicts a group of figures—appearing to represent different political or social factions—wielding or being associated with a large knife. One figure is labeled "REVISIONIST" on a banner. The cartoon appears to critique **internal political conflict or factional infighting**, using the knife as a metaphor for destructive attacks between groups. The "revisionist" label suggests conflict over ideological interpretation or party direction. Without clearer dates or additional context from *Judge* magazine's publication period, the specific historical reference remains uncertain, though it likely addresses early 20th-century American political divisions.