Judge — June 11, 1910 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis This appears to be a cover from **Judge magazine dated June 11, 1910**. The image shows a man in formal attire (suit and tie) wearing a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, photographed in profile. The text reads "JUDGE" (top), "WELCOME" (bottom), with partial words visible: "ROOS" and "MBER" (likely "ROOSEVELT" and "REMEMBER"). Given the 1910 date and "Roosevelt" reference, this likely depicts **Theodore Roosevelt**, who had recently returned from his African safari (1909-1910). The "welcome" text suggests the magazine is greeting his return to America. The sunglasses and hat appear to reference his famous expedition outfit, though the overall tone—obscuring his face behind dark glasses—suggests satirical commentary, possibly questioning or mocking his triumphant homecoming. The page includes publication data and financial figures (supply, sales, returns).