The unheeded telltale by Udo Keppler (1909)

Colored political cartoon of a man on a boxcar pulling ropes labeled insurgent movement, with a seated reactionary figure wat

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A colored political cartoon shows a man in a brown coat standing on top of a boxcar labeled Administration Route, pulling ropes attached to a beam marked Insurgent Movement. A seated figure in the foreground, labeled Reactionary Politics, looks on as the train passes a mountain scene marked Revolt of the West. This print by Udo Keppler, dated 1909, was published by The Puck Press.

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