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... en land. her great depths recorded the North Atlantic. C,391 metres; South Pacific, South Atlantic, 7.400; Oman, 6,500; Caribbean 6,27 k n. metre is Win. On the other hand. the ia comparatively *hallow, not n In clear water, the Jiver can easily to work ...
... “NORTHERS ” OF THE CANAIL ZONE While the tropical hurricanes that are so dangerous to shipping over the greater part of the Caribbean Sca do not extend their ravages to the immediate - vicinity of the Isthmus of Panama, the latter region is occastonally visited ...
... CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES. Froude long ago expressed fears that all was lost in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to “pick up the pieces.” Mr. Archibald Colquhoun recognises an ...
... 11 B. VA/213 It is not easy to rea,so that there an chasms is the ma aa deep as the Himalayas are high. In the Caribbean des. smith ii Cuba, is a depression of a hundred and fifty length that haa a depth moos than twelve thousand feet. &ill farther south ...
... Camel at in Central America. whim a large bminees in this mbicle is deo7. back • bill turtle is trend in the Gulf of sad Caribbean See. fl . turtle is renogneed by the low, wide heed. • mai row mouth. upper jaw cd sad beaked like the beak ef • hawk. shell ...
... hung about, and there were English violets and daisies in the grain. And yonder lay outspread the vast blue floor of the Caribbean, with Cuban mountains dreaming on the horizon a hundred miles away. ...
... SEEKERS Dramas Chart One of most romantic treaserceesking expedition* of modern times sill shortly this country for the Caribbean ems, whim, in • little island by deep him waters, and covered by mangrove and tram, the riche• of posies and of the Spanigh ...
... expeditions over most of the mu of the world. He explored the Florida Strait. and the Gulf of Mexico, the ACantic Coast and the Caribbean Sea in 187:-si Nest he studied the surface fauna of the Gulf Stream, and ha has made as investigation of the Sandwich Islands ...
... which is far from difficult. The art of swimming could be accomplished in childhood with greater ease than walking. The Caribbean mothers are in many cases almost amphibious, and take their children with them into the water, so that very often the latter ...
... SPONGE FISHING. Sponge in the Gulf in the Caribbean in. daring the pelt few years , . become an important bare the life and trade. Them are two places •Itore it cau font be studied—Tam. gringo, on the West Coast of mtd at Urbana, on the south cr. of Cuba ...
... Brooches 2/6, Silver Brooches 1/9, Clocks 1/-, Cutlery’ r ;,;t’ i A N through Musical Instruments, &ec. P H o = |E B, Caribbean A WARNING! oy i| B evt R . T ASES, NEg 2 B ‘ s o 4 7| 4 alaVll AFATAL BLUNDER is some- MOVEMENT, DUST ~AND | {\{} AR JEE ...
... Rol:4mm Crean*. Serrano was a sailor in a ship that, sailing from Oartsgens to the lethinuei of Panama, was wrecked in the Caribbean Serrano, the only survivor, was oast upon the shore of a little island about half-way between Jamaica and the Isthmus. As ...