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Judge — November 10, 1906 — page 9: what you’re looking at

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This cartoon titled "The Fall Elections" depicts Uncle Sam (the tall figure in top hat and patriotic attire) presenting his "elephant-farm" to viewers. The elephants represent the Republican Party (the GOP elephant is a standard symbol). The cartoon appears to be election-related satire, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, with the Capitol building visible in the background. Uncle Sam is essentially asking voters if they approve of the Republican "farm" — his stewardship or management of the party's electoral prospects. The specific political context — which election cycle, which issues — remains unclear without a date or additional text. The satire suggests commentary on Republican electoral prospects or party management during a particular fall election period.

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HEFALL ELECTIONS. you “ke my elephant-farm ?” comicbooks.com