Uncle Sam's lodging-house / J. Keppler.

Print shows an Irishman confronting Uncle Sam in a boarding house filled with laborers, immigrants from several countries who are attempting to sleep; the "Frenchman, Japanese, Negro, Russian, Italian," and "German" sleep peacefully. The "Irishman" kicks up a row. He has thrown such bricks as "The Chinese must go," "Recall Lowell," and "Irish independence" at Uncle Sam and the female figure of liberty standing on the left. He disturbs a "Chinese" man and an "Englishman," who are in the berths next to him.

Caption: Uncle Sam "Look here, you, everybody else is quiet and peaceable, and you're all the time a-kicking up a row!"
Illus. in: Puck, v. 11, no. 274 (1882 June 7), centerfold.
2nd copy illus. from: Puck, v. 11, no. 274 (1882 June 7), pp. 220-221.
Library has two copies, one bound in vol. 11 and the second copy in LOT 14014.
Copyright 1882 by Keppler & Schwarzmann.
2nd copy forms part of: Ben and Beatrice Goldstein Foundation Collection (Library of Congress).