The Wasp — 1914 — page 360: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page appears to be the conclusion of a letter from Admiral John Benbow regarding a gun captain who died heroically during a four-day naval battle against M. du Casse. The text praises the officer's exceptional service and bravery, noting he fought "like a hero and died like a gentleman" despite being killed by enemy fire on the fourth day. The letter is signed by "Admiral of the White" and includes a footer referencing "The New York" publication. This appears to be a historical reprint or reference rather than contemporary satire—it commemorates a real naval officer's valor during what seems to be a colonial-era naval engagement, likely included for its dramatic heroic narrative rather than satirical commentary.