Judge — June 18, 1910 — page 10: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

The page header reads "JUDGE" with a caption "WHAT DOES THE BABY INHERIT?" running vertically on the right side. The political cartoon depicts a military figure in ornate uniform and regalia covered with medals and decorations. The figure appears bloated or exaggerated, surrounded by what seem to be symbols of military power and authority. The satire appears to critique militarism and the inheritance of military power or authority. The question "What does the baby inherit?" suggests concern about passing down militaristic values, imperial ambitions, or authoritarian power structures to the next generation. The heavily decorated officer likely represents European military or imperial leadership prevalent during Judge magazine's satirical heyday. Without a precise date visible, the specific historical reference remains unclear, though this appears to critique early 20th-century militarism and imperialism.