... of these heautitul mikado in the Caribbean Sea. lie is spud to have expressed the following view : - The constant eruptions a bole is being made an the bosom of the earth; when reaches a great must follow. The Caribbean Islands are situated In a the sarth's ...

... DISASTER Wreck in the Caribbean Sea. KINGSTON (JAMAICA), Saturday.—One of the ship’s boats of the Donald Steamship Alice has arrived at Bluefields, Nicaragua, with half of the crew, their vessel having been lost in the Caribbean Sea. Another boat containing ...

... SPECIAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN. HER INFLUENCE AND ITS GROWTH. By a West Indian Correspondent. The United States, alike from strategical and commercial standpoints, has of late years acquired a commanding influence in the Caribbean. The material results ...

... Girl from Bahamas @LIM, wide-eyed Aimee Webster, managing editar of the Caribbean Post, Ii telling Londoners about the British West Indies with all the fervour of a real Caribbean. We are one part of the world that can't get enough British exports. ...

... sending by President Roosevelt of negotiators to Martinique to obtain assurances from the authorities there that French Caribbean possessions will not in any way aid the Axis. On direct orders from President Roosevelt Rear-Admiral John H. Hoover arirved ...

... GIANT U-BOATS USING SHELLS TO SINK SHIPS . The Germans are using large-type submarines in the Caribbean Sea, according to survivors of British ships who have arrived at a Scottish port. These U-boats seem to concentrate on sinking ships by shellfire and ...

... in a cottage. or the riches of a Spanish galleon lost in the Caribbean. there will the Financier, the Loser. the Adventurer pursue it. MR. STUART MARTIN, who knows his City and his Caribbean as well as he knows the human heart, tells a story of the tr ...

... g the Caribbean. Another portion referred to the geographical and strategical position of the countries which, with the completion of the Panama Canal, make the sa fety, peace, and prosperity of Central America a nd the zone of the Caribbean the paramount ...

... cent. Captain A. Mahan in Us “Interest of America in Sea Power,” page 277, says: “The Caribbean is preeminently the domain of sea power,” aad again, page In the Caribbean, likewise, the existence of numerous important ports, and busy traffic in tropical ...

... ISLE OF THE BUCCANEER. BRITISH FLAG HOISTED ON AVES ISLAND IN THE CARIBBEAN. Nrw Yorxk, Sunday. A telegram from St. V.ncent etates that a party of men from H.M. cruiser Tribune, under the command of Lieut. Threlfe}l, hauled guns through the serf to Aves ...

... Indies Important move are on foot for Anglo-American action to. speed economic and social development in all islands of the Caribbean Sea. Mr. G. H. Hall, M.P.. told the News Chronicle at Aberdare yesterday. Mr. Hall, Parliamentary •__ _ . Under-Secretary ...

... American States. WASHINGTON, Feb, 12. World-wide significance attaches to the visit of Mr. Knox, Secretary of State, to the Caribbean countries. Central American diplomatist* are unanimously of the opinion that the tour will ward off possible encroachments ...