Judge — December 2, 1911 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *Judge* magazine features a dark, dramatic engraving depicting what appears to be a nighttime military or cavalry scene—a horseman in motion with what looks like a wagon or carriage in the background, set against a stormy sky. The caption reads: "THE OFFICER WHO ALWAYS GETS HIS MAN." Without additional context or visible publication date, the specific historical reference remains unclear. The phrase "gets his man" suggests this satirizes either a military officer known for successful captures/pursuits, or possibly critiques law enforcement overreach. The romantic, dramatic engraving style contrasts with the caption's implication, which may itself be part of the satire—perhaps mocking sensationalized accounts of military prowess or questioning the ethics of relentless pursuit.