Judge — February 4, 1911 — page 12: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon by Burbank depicting an "Experimental Farm" scene. The visible sign reads "IRISH ROSES" and another label indicates "EXPERIMENTAL FARM." The cartoon shows anthropomorphized animals (appearing to be rabbits or similar creatures) in chaotic activity around potted plants and flowers. Small flying creatures scatter overhead. The style suggests early 20th-century social satire, likely mocking agricultural experimentation or horticulture trends of that era. The title fragment "Things that may come to pass" suggests speculation about future consequences, possibly satirizing scientific breeding experiments or agricultural innovations popular in the period. Without more context or complete text, the specific political/social target remains unclear, though the crowded, anarchic composition implies criticism of whatever experimental practice is depicted.