Judge — October 17, 1908 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This Judge magazine page contains four satirical cartoons criticizing the Democratic National Committee, likely from the early 1900s. The panels depict: 1. **"Bill is Running Some"** - A figure (possibly a party leader) being pummeled by large objects, suggesting chaotic mismanagement. 2. **"Gall & Greed"** - A character with a bag labeled "Widow Bennett's $50,000," depicting corruption and exploitation of vulnerable people. 3. **"Throttle the Courts"** - Chaotic violence against judicial figures, suggesting Democratic attempts to undermine legal authority. 4. **"Bad Counterfeit"** - A dark figure with counterfeit materials, implying fraudulent practices. The text references "recent unfortunate events," suggesting these cartoons respond to specific scandals or controversies within the Democratic party. The satire attacks the committee's perceived corruption, financial exploitation, and disregard for institutions.