Judge — October 24, 1908 — page 13: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon featuring **Grant E. Hamilton** (credited at bottom), likely from the late 19th century based on the style and clothing depicted. The cartoon shows a figure in Uncle Sam attire (striped pants, top hat) pointing at a large dark shape on the left—possibly representing a political problem or scandal. He's addressing several men in formal dress and work clothes, with visible labels including "LABOR." The caption "BUT NOT AT THE HOLE" suggests the satire concerns *where* a solution should be applied—likely criticizing government policy toward labor disputes or economic issues. The cartoon implies the administration is addressing symptoms rather than root causes of labor/economic problems. Without more context about the specific historical moment, the exact political critique remains somewhat unclear.