How times have changed! by Udo Keppler (1914)

Caricature of a judge in Uncle Sam trousers reading a railroad rate petition while businessmen look up at him from the steps.

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A caricature shows a judge in black robes seated in an ornate chair, reading a petition titled Petition of the Railroads for Permission to Raise Rates, while his legs are clad in red and white striped trousers suggesting Uncle Sam. Businessmen in suits and hats look up at him from the steps, and a ghostly figure above him holds a banner reading Republic Be Damned, Vanderbilt. This 1914 print by Udo Keppler was published in the periodical Puck.

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