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... has been caused in Beriin bv Temarfes • made bv Admiral Dewey to the effect , that the American aa , i-al manoeutTes in Caribbean waters were an object lesson to the German Emperor . The Admiral is also reported to have expressed his belief that . the ...
... had to be . made ; and in the end the delivery was a year late . ' Meantime ' the war clouds had been gathering in the Caribbean Sea , and the Spanish Government had ordered • two more boats from the defenders on similar terms . These two were delivered ...
... asking'for ' an apology , or even o ? taking any notice , had Admiral Dewey invited us to turn to the Stars and Stripes in Caribbean waters for . ' an ' object lesson .. The relations ' between the'two peoples —Americans and Genaansrmast he very sensitive ...
... was resumed. Considerable feel hes been caused in per. lin b remarks made Admiral Dewey to the that the naval maneuvres in Caribbean waters were an ob lesson to io also have that the of the ac tion was greatly German the White on Saturday, however, Admiral ...
... DEVASTATED JAMAICA. Jamaica is one of the most important the West Indian Islands, which lie out in the Caribbean Sea to the east of Central ( America. It diveded into three counties —Cornwall, ] Middlesex, and Surrey but the Jamaica counties are only ...
... deepest. Germany, in point of fact, could not these waters at all without British assistance. She is prancing about the Caribbean Sea bombarding a fort, slaughtering people, avenging insults her precious piece of painted calico called a flag, all with ...
... Indies, hut also because occupies invaluable strategic position with reference the most-frequented route from Europe the Caribbean. CLkltKE‘3 Pi'Lld are warranted cure, in cither sex. ull acquired or constitutional Discharges from Urinary Organs. Gravel ...
... protector of tlio , oounrry in exchange for exie . n- 'sivo . land ' -conoeasions '• • on iho Pacific Ocean anil i ; he Caribbean , ? Saa .- ' • The ;! Consal ' ' i-ays a Commission will shortly leave Bogota . i'tor K-rlill with • futi l ? ow ...
... in no way be menaced by the operations against Venezuela, the Americans not unnaturally look with jealousy what going on Caribbean waters and scrutinise every incident that occurs. The latest incident—the bombardment the fort that guarcfc the entrance ...
... FICTION SHIPMATES is STJNSHIXE : Their Romance on the Caribbean Cruise . By F . Frankfort Moore . London : Hutchinson & Co ; When people ask to be recommended a book to read , - they generally mean a novel . Perhaps that is -the reason why the modem ...
... believes that the English people are content to be bound Germany while Germany is simultaneously carrying on hostilities in Caribbean waters and negotiating Washington with the Venezuelan representative The precedent Mexico, when England, after the discovery ...
... (Calypso St John’s, while the prospect is that two or three warships will contingents next fall for the.winter’s cruise in the Caribbean. The deliberate judgment of the Admiralty been, by the Canadian 'Government, and a force like that of 'Newfoundland hae been ...