Judge — August 25, 1917 — page 10: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a surreal cartoon titled "Another of Little Bobbie's Flights of Fancy," depicting an imaginative child's daydream. The image shows a fantastical military or ceremonial scene with: - Massed soldiers arranged in formation at top and bottom - A central volcano or explosive eruption - Mounted cavalry and military officers with flags - Various armed figures and cannons - Small figures appearing to conduct or observe the action The "Little Bobbie" reference suggests this depicts a child's elaborate fantasy of military grandeur and combat. Without additional context about who created this or when it appeared in Judge magazine, the specific satirical target remains unclear—though it likely mocks either militarism generally or perhaps a specific political/military figure of the era by showing how a child's imagination transforms reality into exaggerated spectacle.