Judge — January 12, 1907 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This political cartoon satirizes someone identified as "Fey" (likely referring to a contemporary political figure, though unclear from context alone). The title sarcastically calls their "Dove of Peace" a real dove—but the image shows a warship with an American flag, surrounded by military equipment and weapons, sinking amid turbulent waters. The satire's point: someone claiming to advocate for peace is actually promoting militarism or warfare. The ironic contrast between the peaceful symbolism of a dove and the aggressive naval/military imagery critiques what the cartoonist views as false or hypocritical peace rhetoric masking warmongering intentions. The artist is Florri (visible signature).