Judge — April 16, 1910 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from **Judge** magazine shows a cartoon titled "Thus They Are Driving" depicting a figure in military or official dress controlling horses pulling a cart or carriage. The image appears to be political satire about control or management of some institution or group—the "driving" metaphor suggests manipulation or direction. Without the complete caption or surrounding context visible, the specific political target remains unclear. However, the imagery suggests commentary on someone wielding power over others (represented by the horses), likely criticizing how leadership was directing policy or people during this period. The architectural background suggests an official or governmental setting. The full satirical point requires more complete text context to determine accurately.