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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
WASP'S DISAPPEARANCE
 A SEA MYSTERY NOW
 A HUNDRED YEARS OLD

mystery of the sea which has new CT been solved. and which must aI- always remain an unwrftten chapter of naval history enshroudz the disap pearance of the United States sloop- of-wa1 Wasp a hundred years ago. It will be just a century to-morrow since the Wasp received her baptism of fire and emerged victorious from her first battle A few months later the gall la.nt vessel Vanished from the face of the deeps and was heard Of more Doubtless her rotting remains lie up-. on the oceans floor a, tomb fol, all the brave men who shared her fate.
 The Wasp although she was not the first Araer rican warshdp Of that name built at Newburyport and was launched, early in 1814. She was a staunch and able craft, and a fine example of the workmanship of the. Massachusetts shipbui1ders Of cen tury ago. she mounted twenty two guns. and seemed. to her fond build CTS te be equal to the task of living up to her name, and iu5cting serious .sstings'' to tie enemy. the British
 It was on May Day. 1914. that the Wasp put out to sea on her first and Johnston B1akeIey. Irish-born and pugnacious and always spelling for a light The cornmander was then in his thirty-tEird year. He had come to America as a lad, and at eighteen en- tered Uncle Saufs infant navy as a rnidshiprnan. When the second war between the United States and Great Britain broke out he was placed in command of the Ez1terprises and his ability and gallantry won for hinn the command of the Wasp when the new vessel of that name was ready to put to sea Under Capt. B1ake1ey were 16o men. mostly young. but seasoned sea fighters for all of that ana willing to follow the gallant IrSshTnan to Ellen Back. wherever that lady may have been
 The Wasp, cheered on her way by the patriotic landsmen and seamen of Portsmouth, set gallant1y out for the enemy's country. On June day a hundred years ago the Wasp found herself in the British channel, om the l English coast. On June 28th the the daring Invaders a. lesson. Gallant l ly, as British tars have ever fought, they engaged the intruder but 1t did not take long to decide tue issue. an d the Reindeer became the Wasp s first prize. After a couple of months spent in harassing British shipping, the wasp became involved in anoth her bat tie, and captured another British brig, the Avon. In October the Wasp stopped and boarded the Swedish brig Adams, and took from her two Ameri- can sailors who were being taken to England from Brazil. That was the last exploit of the Wasp. Since that day she has never been heard from.
 An earlier Wasp Of the American navy was built at Washington in 1906, and commanded by Capt: Jacob Jones. In October 1812, she captured the
 British brig F'rolie, and was herself captured by the British ship Poictiers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
THREE FINGERS.

 The Legislatures Dead and gone, But memories Still finger on When Warrenfte Was on the grill, Three fingers then Caused quite a thrill; The soI0ns watched And greatly wondered To see three fingers Mean three hundred. The contracts signed And sealed and settled; No wonder, then, That someone's nettled. When things are fixed And deals are made, 'Tis very sad To be delayed In memory The picture fingers, Visions of three Seductive fingers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
s se EDITdRIAL NOTES

Fathers Day was generally celebrated owing to athes refusal shell out the funds purpose
 girls hav d 0 perfectty proper o bathing which swim
 % e boy the college graduate vent forget to nserfbe B. after his name
 after people have tipped the Pull without also the the pBpeorn bog. president of the road
 e s s The Baseball enthusaasfs are not worrying e1fner about tp If results Of the uddle 1ew1nk eenkaata
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

MEANe OF CONSTANT CHECK UPON ALL OFFICIALS IN THE FORM OF A MODIFIED RE- CALL
 The new charter will enable us to vote without partisanship and without national interference It will include form of ballot by which, we belieVes the popular will of the people may be expressed
 WITH SUCH 4 CHARTER IM OUR PossEs- SION WE THEN BELIEVE THAT NEW YORK cIrY CAN TAKE ITS PLACE AMONG THE PRO- cREssvE CITIES OF THE COUNTRY. WE DO NOT NEED THE ADVICE OF RURAL LEeis- LATuRE, Tt4ouoH THAT IS WHAT THEY WOULD THRUST UPON US. WE THINK THAT NEW YORK ctTY UNDERTAKINGS WHAT IS NEEDED asaw, RlsaK
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
agHERE TIlE FAI.alER MAY BE PURCHASED

the # Brageporters visiting and & re. sale at the following places in the Metropolis At + schultzs
 ier 4znd and 9th Ave. E1 Stand. 42nd St. and Park Ave in front of Depot; No. A. s E. 41th and 7th Ave No g s w. corneT sotn st The Hub News Co., City aall Bos-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
PIc,pqIc PosrPoNtBD.

The picnic for the members of St. Johns church sunday school has been postponed from Tuesday until We'd nesday, July 1st. Cars will leave St. Johns church, corner Fairfield and Park avenues, promptly at 9:3e a. n. Wednesday morning for Conpo beach
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
Sl075

This case is lined with galvanized steel, and has double walls with an insulation of charcoal sheathing. There is, therefore the circulation of cold air necessary ito the preservation of foods All shelves and pipes are easily removable, and there is patent trap in the drain pipe Ice a pacity, 100 pounds
 On account of the low price there will be un- doubtedly a large sale and we are obliged to re serve the right for delivery for a few days. | The Refrigerator is of fine appearance and austb seen to be thoroughly appreciated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

E. H. Dillon 6 Co., 11O5 Main street are offering extraordinary valtes in white mililnery.Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

Vases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

It may a comfortable in shady onces but to sit baseball bleachers. partment rejofces Christian things don't right country expects hear Bo Beep.
 President Wilson will write any apol- 6gy strong used when he almost hit golf balls, Tut tut" tg against kcasnt<v c1ah
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27

-> uR NEW CHARTER RADICAL. THE cHARrER Nllt 5 INCLUDE REFERENDUN
 v CALL BELIEVE HOLD oFeicr MORE THAN RELlEvE onnNa THE FEoPl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
D W. Rcdd RseakEiEkaEs aalr
For the Coming Week a Special in Refrigerators

We have been So fortunate as to make good purchase from large manufacturer of Re frigerators and this permits us to offer a high grade, hard wood Refrigerator at an excep- tionally low price.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
Mdlt eeiten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

"'m 2e 9pril Gnrn ". 9n6reuS, 9ir 1910,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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glnour6 pcrocn Gic Scrloncu mo Stirpcr.
l6nicu, incorporrt 00cr noltllhc pelbc ill
Der Siuoi Baltimore ein @cibdli bcircibelt fir
peloDcs Die @rbebunO cincr Ginnts Siccn5 cr.
ior0crlim it, nuiGciorocr,. nm oocr Dor ocni
critcn Snac 0cs WloRate Mai 1914 cine 2il
cclB 5u 0cn ober biciel0c 81 cucncru
&ie &cridumuiB. cine Giccn3 so lbicn, miro
Ycrioncn elmer Siralc nc0it lolicn nntcuUcr3
fclt gIpplllanicn miiicn pcrl0nlib crmcincn,
@ie iebigen SiccnIcn er.1itDcn am 80. Gaac i'm
april 1914
Sr, NSam Scuycrt 9Nmor ocs Comment
8lcuS @cr6s M icbt bcrci, Spl6en oclt
GiunocH BON nor &orinitiags bis 1 ll0r
Na6miiaqs tn icincm @rcnn im 0roaeimuR
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Gas StaatsGcr0dcunga DcpGrtcmcnt Uui
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9lal 1914, Ngicbcn oen Siinl0en pun Q llbr
8orniiiGas bic A ll0r &aAmiiiaGS, In icinC
Wrcaur i'm uuiuu Sruit 0rbdubc, Charles II.
iSnueilc StrdBc. 8ur Gcrnusg0blnl1 bon iubr,r
dcn ScrimCrnngo.WlGu hcrel len
SBumnc q. Wicglultg,
Sderif ocr Ginht Baltimore.
(sprilt ,3.Gst0.t 1911 720.22 .2d.27 729.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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@cneral 9illa Der Goumanoclu ocr 9lrmcc 0cr me.
raniidei Gonitttouaitel lit icit cincm Sabre IN
0cu 3citmgsberiden mlr ais 9on0henf6rcr be5cdlnct
mpr0en 1ic boclllcn @diorbc6orocn Der &cr Staa-
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nirt per ais bic 2lrmcc pcd5e mtcr ocm Commando
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4en BON cincni 9a0n3ugc itets nit irbem @acr Ucr.
e6c uno CUR Ausriihmg einer 9rmec gc6ori aitcb
Gin 0oipita6ug, IN mcldem 400 &erwunocc 40 Gage
Iona @crpilcnmg n0en tonnen.
llno Ocier glouH inter oelcl 0ii6rimg oas iin-
3cfu Ulillionen Sceen 5dDlcnoc merltande &olt Den
Ner 1taacti aroBcu g8ioertano cilten fonuc bat lid
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Ser. 5taoten gcqenii6er oc6oIte Niles mas er let
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uilirie 10000 aRauu orfe 9rmec ani inns losdeloiicn
haben N oenl gloment ais unierc 5lottc &cra 6ruj
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IS uB ,Scocrmom far cin 0aB g'lla oic 9ga6c
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

iiait cinc 9lrmcc acgcu sic Scr 5taocu Sit mcaocrl
iortia5reu miro Suerio 5lt 6eldmpca Gila miro oo.
nit epcm Solte cincu unidGb6aren Gietit crueiicu
@cu 70 louac 0e Ser Stoaiei nCbt gc5pln0cn limo
oos gan5c merifaniidc &olf 81 bciGnipicn 1T cne sc
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Die auigc 5euoidoit Der brioc lateiuiidcu 2dnOcr
Smcrfas entro9cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
Snreau orr @iiahrrnnaSs6ummiiHun.
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pe II llbr SorHiiiags am WtltiiuDdl, g. Wiot
1914, cnt9cNcn gclinnlielt tnr Die NrcuitnlB
ben Nnnocinhnn mo Rincruna nit 0cncili
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9enlins slacG, bon Golp0in snaBc bis can.
@'oioa saeN, bon 2oS0n.strabc bis Gafa
@luisn sQlep, bon @o0er.srobc bis eagreps.
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Gbae 3ab.en briiden Die abgelMqtien 33nans
iiidien Der 9nuptpolieH aus, ole III ben Cons
iraltcn genaHHi iino. UntN rC
Spciifiiaiioncn uno 9lnQc6ots Sornlilarc l1ns
nei ani Neiu0 inn Nurlau Der EildlicrnnQes
o0mnillion. Nabbdus. crldnat pcrocn @iu
Ncpolii non $500 miro iiir ieoc Spciiiilailoh
hber 0lclcn eonlraii acioroert &acloc miro
mot 5utidcrlinici iuein cln gln0cbot Mot cili.
Bidnc uii6 @rcflIc ln6 sur 2uiormatou bon
Ntcicrn i'm Nrd5ip i'm Nnrcan bes coniiniireHs
ocn Sn0enicurs anbcmaDri.
Sic 0oniraiil&cb0roc bcbdlt flo 0as 9clbt
Dor, irgcno cin mo nle 9lngcbpte 81 peripcr
len @n bcglaubiQicr 0bcd ocs Nciers, dut
elne g9lcarlna @oule ganl", anl oie Ntore oe9
UinDors uno Snoiratbs bon baltimore ge}3i
gcu. 5n Der obcn angcacbencn Q16c. mus ics
bem glunehut bciqciiigl icin.
Ser eriol9reine @cier muil @iir0nnii iicl
len uo bic NcliimmunGcu be5 StaotaGbnricr5
ubcg 9Ouir0fic crinucn
1m 9luliragc Der @flniicringa GoMniiiioi.
Jt. NcitJ Compton,
&ugiiber nno conuliirenoer SngeHieur.
g. NlDcrc peblnn,
Sclreidr.
geiidiisi:
Snmcs s.. @rcitun,
8rdoeni ocr @oEtyali 8cb0roc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
Gyreoerif Nellcr.

Gs iior0 am 2G glpriI 1914. nm If llDr
&ormiiiaas. Sreberid 0ciicr in lenem 16. pci
bcneiabre Qclicbicr 0Qtic bon @corOia Mcllcr
&crpanolc nm Sreinoe fno a.6lunasOou cn
Gclaoen her NccroAunA oci3umobncn pel@e
an Wiittwudl, Nlorqcus UNI 8 llbr. bon ieincr
gSobnunQ Mr. 202i, Gr.cnncsStrobc ans nacD
her e. OiinacoNirde. 400 nm llbr ci
&eauicn 0onanli fly iciH SeeIcnbcil cccbrrt
mrn, nilo oann au ocm p0L @roer Sricoi
buic" liaiilnhci (Qlpr27-29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
Die SeOentnug Oes 6ingreifeus Der a.S-G.GOu.
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Sicr, mic alid III Gctidlan0 cr6liden ctlibe 3e-
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deu cn gegeu bic bier pet uer6retete Socc OoB Die
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tineut fir groberngsgeiiie cropdider Nidd)te fcn
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gluitrcin Der 99.G.@oni0OGotion l0Bt oie 0clltlng
5u oaB iie 0c 0oftrn meiter aus3uOebuen piinid)cn
eoB oid ctmoiaen @ro6crungSgeliiten Der Ser Stoa-
ten oOer anOcrer 9lcplbliien rin 3egel oorgedobcn
meroe oll Sn onocren 8orten. oaB peOer cine ii6cr.
ceiie 0iad]t nod cine 6ieige @lod Die luabb0nggfct
cines Staotsmcicls au 0icicn Continent autaitcn oari
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5lBie5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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Baltimore, 2S. 9tpril 1914.
Der StnotWeumctcr miro am Wuntan, ocn 4.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

n. WVIW IUIIs
80 babe 9lppIitalou cmpiaueen fir oos fol-
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lber oicclbcn 9chmB aciaBt miro.
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(Npr2S) Cicbduoc Snpclior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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fem 0ailim cine &erorouna i'm Gtaoiraib ron
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cinca Cin0diNcn ais gedn0clbilo sGbcQter 5it
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29
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Il. WptI INTI.
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9lmpclcn gr 24A3, 9ori 9ioao uls 0Ol3miiblc
81 beuuben. cine S0mieoe nno 20 g. =. IN
Wloiurcn 81 lniiaurcn.
(glpr25 5.272 72S,29) Gjcbduoe Snipctior