The Wasp — 1914 — page 95: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains prose narrative rather than a cartoon. It describes a dramatic scene involving a governor, a character named Elizabeth, and a man named Burnham who loses consciousness near the Governor's House after an adventure involving Smith's "infuriated embrace." The text then shifts into surreal, allegorical territory as the unconscious Burnham hears a mysterious voice described as "the voice of the Last Trump"—likely a biblical reference to apocalyptic judgment. The narrative suggests Burnham lies "at the bottom of the sea," entering a dream or death-like state. Without additional context about this specific *Wasp* issue's date or subjects, the precise political figures and events referenced remain unclear. The passage appears satirical in tone but requires more information to decode its specific targets.