Judge — December 18, 1909 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon by Grant Hamilton from Judge magazine critiquing Theodore Roosevelt. The image shows Roosevelt (identifiable by caricature style typical of the era) surrounded by what appear to be political opponents or critics—depicted as various animal-like or grotesque figures in a chaotic, crowded scene. The cartoon's title references "Gibraltar" and "Napoleon," suggesting Roosevelt is being compared to an imposing military/political figure. The caption fragment "If the newspaper *" indicates this comments on press coverage of Roosevelt. The satire likely critiques Roosevelt's political power, aggressive policies, or dominating personality, portraying him as embattled by numerous adversaries or controversies. Without the complete caption, the specific target remains somewhat unclear, but it appears to mock Roosevelt's controversial leadership or contentious political situation.