The Wasp — 1918 — page 143: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page appears to be dialogue from a larger narrative rather than a standalone cartoon. The text references a confrontation involving figures named Burnham, Willis, Stanton, and Borie. The mention of someone falling from a horse, being left on a beach, and an intention to "wing Stanton" (shoot him non-fatally) suggests a violent incident or duel. Without seeing the accompanying illustration or having broader context about *The Wasp* magazine's publication date and political climate, I cannot definitively identify these figures or explain the satirical point. The content suggests political or social commentary typical of 19th-century American satire, but the specific references and targets remain unclear from this text alone.