Judge — November 13, 1909 — page 6: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from the satirical magazine *Judge* displays three caricatured heads stacked vertically, labeled "DEVILISHLY PRETTY" on the right margin. The title "Judges" appears at the top. The three figures appear to be political or public figures of the era, depicted with exaggerated, demonic or devilish features—sharp expressions, prominent facial characteristics rendered in bold black ink. The "devilishly pretty" caption suggests satirical commentary on figures who possess superficial charm or attractiveness despite morally questionable character or actions. Without clearer identification of the specific individuals or the publication date, I cannot definitively identify which judges or politicians are being mocked. The satire criticizes these figures' hypocrisy between appearance and actual conduct.