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... increased by a thousand millions during the Great War. There are, moreover, far-flung naval bases, from the Virgin Isles in the Caribbean recently purchased from Denmark to Hawaii and the Philippines in the Pacific. The Panama Canal, the Monroe Doctrine and the ...
... increased by a thousand millions during the Great War. There are, moreover, far-flung naval bases, from the Virgin Isles in the Caribbean recently purchased from Denmark to Hawaii and the Philippines in the Pacific. The Panama Canal, the Monroe Doctrine and the ...
... Republican majority in both Houses will pave the way to a definite understanding on the question. New responsibilities in the Caribbean and Pacific, as well as in Mexico, South America and the Far East, call for a consider able Army on modern lines there are ...
... Republican majority in both Houses will pave the way to a definite understanding on the question. New responsibilities in the Caribbean and Pacific, as well as in Mexico, South America and the Far East, call for a consider able Army on modern lines there are ...
... subjects, and will be developed by British capital. The Alves group, whose holdings encircle practically two-thirds of the Caribbean Sea, is a wholly British group, working under arrangements which ensure that the perpetual control of its undertakings shall ...
... the Banks of the Sinu a perfect thing in travel books. Mr. Graham struck through the snows of war to the tropics of the Caribbean for official purposes. His business in the Department of Bolivar, Colombia, was to discuss packing-houses and cattle for ...
... intersected at one part by that vast engineering feat of man, the Panama Canal, and fed by the Chagres River, empties into the Caribbean Sea through the mighty Gatun Floodgates, three hundred yards below which lies the pool that produces some of the most excellent ...
... aborigines occupying the Harien coast, and had reported the steep slopes of the mountains, which there cling close to the Caribbean, to be in a highly intensified state of cultiva tion. I encountered, also, an interesting account of a ship wrecked conquisitador ...
... will be St. Pierre (Martinique), the French West Indies and Trinidad. From thence the intention is to pro ceed through the Caribbean Sea to Colon, the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal. After Panama, the places of call are impossible to fix with exactitude ...
... will be St. Pierre (Martinique), the French West Indies and Trinidad. From thence the intention is to pro ceed through the Caribbean Sea to Colon, the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal. After Panama, the places of call are impossible to fix with exactitude ...
... MITCHELL-HEDGES IN THE CARIBBEAN. The top side of a Leopard Ray, caught by Mr. Mitchell-Hedges on rud and line. It shows the circular markings and the curious whip. This fish, which weighed 4101b., was caught in the Caribbean Sea off Jamaica. ...
... Piccadilly, W.l: Inter- 'Varsity Ladies Swimming Tournament, J. Kirkwood. Mr. W. H. Hoover, With Mr. Mitchell-Hedges in the Caribbean, E. Baynes, and Ascot Cups with their Police Escort, by Topical; New Wimbledon.' M. Cochet, Old Time Football, West minster ...