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**July 20, 1907** This satirical cartoon depicts a massive genie or demon emerging from a pot/bomb labeled with a question mark, looming over Washington D.C.'s Capitol building. The creature's body is formed from dozens of grotesque human faces twisted together. The imagery appears to reference a political or social crisis of 1907—likely the financial panic that struck that year. The question marks suggest uncertainty about consequences or solutions. The bomb/pot suggests an explosive situation, while the demon genie represents chaos or danger unleashed upon the nation. The silhouetted hand at right may represent a political figure or the public, seemingly powerless before the crisis. Without additional text identifying specific targets, the exact political critique remains somewhat unclear, though it clearly warns of impending disaster.

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VOL.€3 NO.1344 PRICE 10 CENTS. Entents ar rok Post Cenvee ar Mee Voes oy Scone CASS MATTER Correget U commmant 1907 BY JUCGE COMPANY PUBLISHERS, 225 FOURTH AVE MEW YORK comicbooks.com