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... writers on WeltpolitUc I have in recent years called attention to the strategical and commercial of the Danish Islands in the Caribbean Sea, and have expressed regret that there seemed to be no prospect of the islands for Germany. It has been suggested, however ...
... cruisers sent specially from Great Britain to enable the Reservists to obtain six months' sea drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea or in British waters. The decision gives great sithdaction in the colony, where the Naval Reserve is highly popular. ...
... of the Colonial Naval Reserve beyond the number now enrolled being 550. A contingent, 120 strong, Just returned from the Caribbean Bea, where It has been cruising during the past winter. In consequence of the new system of distribution of British warships ...
... pitman, for the reseseweefL., squadrons in the Caribbean Seib during thecosialli:Z.Th Awarding to the plans notified, the three 7 061 . =will leave Hamptcm Reeds at the be s r—the battleship sod Caribbean Delebea in and coast essdron rilla routine smelsseaship ...
... it in South or Central America. Germany's future may, perhaps, be on the seas, but it cannot be in the neighbourhood of Caribbean waters. ...
... of them will been removed. Incidentally it is a gain to ourselves, for we have great interests in the West Indies and the Caribbean Sea, and shall have more when the Canal is opened. It may, in conelusion, not be amiss to point to this triumph of diplomacy ...
... add from personal ex - perienee that infection or contagion from the Masa subject is, as far as I an aware, unknown in the Caribbean Sea and the countries in and surroundlag it, though leprosy is common enough in all conscience. I have had occasion to visit ...
... study of that navy and believed its enciency in possible action was greatly over-estimated. The American naval mancencres in Caribbean waters were nn objectlesson to the German Loper:tr.. - At _those there bad been present 54 vessels, including colliers, probably ...
... editorially that tad the German claims been presented elope the doctrine would undoubtedly have been shaken over the entire Caribbean Sea. Bat the presence of English ships quiets the Opposition, and even Senator Morgan takes no more interest in Venezuela ...
... vessels on each entry from a foreign port, except ports in North America, Central America, the West Indies, South America, the Caribbean coast, and Newfoundland, in which ease a duty of six cents will be imposed. Vessels whloh carry suitablytrained American ...
... end of it, and this means that we have a peculiar interest in the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean. I firmly believe that by a little ' wise and generous aid we can help even the most backward of peoples in these coasts ...
... direct communication by Ameriran steamship lines. Not one America', steamship runs to any South American port beyond the Caribbean, says Mr. Root, adding that this woful deficiency is but part of the general decline and feebleness of the American merchant ...