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**Main Cartoon Caption:** "Beware, take care, she's fooling thee" The cartoon depicts three men in bed with an American flag blanket, appearing to be tricked or deceived. The setting is a bedroom with a window and bookshelf visible. The satire likely concerns American foreign policy or political deception during the Roosevelt era. The "she" in the caption appears to refer to a female figure (possibly personifying a nation or political entity), warning the men—perhaps representing American interests or politicians—that they are being deceived. Without additional context about specific 1907 events, the precise political reference remains unclear, though it suggests skepticism about American diplomatic dealings or international relations of that period. The American flag imagery indicates patriotic or nationalist themes.

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VOLUME L NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 28, 1907 NUMBER 1309 Pebided every Tharetay. Ansaai Subecriptina, View Dollar. Single Ceplen, Tea Cents “BEWARE, TAKE CARE, SHE'S FOOLING THEE” comicbooks.com