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... THE CARIBBEAN RECORD © R.M.S.P. Caribbean, October 14, 1914, War Number. Price 10 cents, A LAND LUBEER'S LOG “ On October first, 1914, at 4.55 p.m., having her full quota of troops and equipment on board the 8.M.g.1’. Co.'s steamer ('lriixx'all left ...
... extent ocean cirenlation in the Pacific. The greater volume of the North Equatorial Current in the Atlantic is wrough the Caribbean Sea, and enters f of Mexico between the coasts of by the wa he temperatu ...
... LE.’ ” From SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 3, Sept. 17, Oct. 5. 28 days .. «. - 42 guiness and upwards. CHRISTMAS CRUISE in the CARIBBEAN SEA From SOUTHAMPTON Nov. 27 43 days 90 guineas and upwards THE SECOND GREAT AFRICAN CRUISE by M.V. “ASTURIAS” ...
... contains thousands of islands and islets, with a total population as large as that of London. From the gleaming islands of the Caribbean Sea, with their stories of bold buccaneers and buried treasure, to the wonderful islands of the Malay Archipelago, with their ...
... genuine lavishly staged excitement and battles—crammed with spectacle and fast moving! See—the white slave markets of the Caribbean reproduced in all their infamy to show you why ‘‘Blood’’ hurled defiance at an emperor ' See—priceless galleons launched ...
... route with long-range patrol ‘bombers. As s starting and supporti int for a totaluarian attack on Soutbmgn;’:fic.. the Caribbean area, or the United States, its value would be great, but if held by the United States, or any Ally of the United States ...
... in that blank; for one of them gave me a copy of u paper that was printed and publishad on board the transport, RM.S.P. “Caribbean ' by which vessel he came. 1 give the details | with acknowledgements to the paper and the author and with my weather eve ...
... tho backs of mules Then one morning when the final looting has taken place tho cavalcade sets out on the long trek to the Caribbean coast THIS -HUMPH -GAME MUCH Page our 5 Rord?Youne olh-J- Wh! Xx-TT 11® lift Ll zJ - - zh risfisBlUE 7 AWW V -AXptV 7Ai: ...
... great difference is explained by the existence of a tidal obstruction, which prevents the Atlantic tide from entering the Caribbean Sea. Panama, on the other hand, lies at one corner of the triangular area of the North Pacific Ocean, and in areas of that ...
... charming in a dress of starched chiffon with cut velvet designs, was given away by her uncle, Captain James M. gFrl.«mr. of the Caribbean Petroleum Company, Maracaioo, and a number of friends were precent at the church, After the marriage ceremony the couflc‘ ...
... Isthmus nf Pamama, and the cutting of the canal which “is the greatest liberty Man has ever taken with Nature.” From the Caribbean Sea to the Pacisic the canal forces its way through fifty miles of forest-clad nills and mountains, The gigantic dam at Gatun ...
... north-west winds normal temperatures WEDNESDAY JUNE 8 1949 A KEMSLEY NEWSPAPER in two air crashes one in the Caribbean Sea the other in Brazil The Caribbean disaster involving a plane flying on an unscheduled trip and loaded with over 70 passengers— is to be ...