The Wasp — 1914 — page 81: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *The Wasp* appears to be a **literary excerpt rather than a political cartoon**. It's a passage from what seems to be an adventure narrative titled "The Wasp," depicting a scene where a character named Burnham helps an injured or exhausted young woman escape by boat. The text describes a romantic/chivalrous scenario: Burnham assists the woman to a waiting boat while a boy named Todd manages the vessel in rough surf. They load provisions and a musket aboard. Without additional context or illustrations visible on this page, I cannot identify specific political satire, caricatured figures, or social commentary. This reads as serialized fiction rather than satirical commentary typical of *The Wasp* magazine's usual content.