Judge — February 3, 1912 — page 13: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This Judge magazine page collects satirical cartoons mocking political figures and international affairs, likely from the 1912 election era. **Top left**: "The Sun That Shines for All in China" depicts Western powers (represented by a rising sun over China) exploiting Chinese resources while crowds below scramble for scraps—critiquing imperial intervention. **Judge and Bill cartoon**: References a specific political deal or inside arrangement, suggesting corrupt backroom politics. **"Bad Boy"**: Shows a figure being disciplined, likely referencing a political figure's misconduct or scandal. **"The Political Stage"**: Questions whether rival politicians will cooperate or compete. **"He Is Not a Candidate"**: A dead figure labeled "Not a Candidate"—dark satire suggesting someone's political viability is finished. **"Katzenjammer Kids of Politics"**: References the popular comic strip to mock politicians behaving like undisciplined children. **Bottom**: "The Whole World Is Discussing Ways and Means to Get Him Down"—likely depicts a prominent political figure facing international or domestic opposition seeking his defeat.