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... Hollender, who is investigating the finances of San Domingo, will extend his observations to British and French Islands in the Caribbean Sea with a view to applying their methods to San Doming* if practicable. ...
... warships doin trol duty or om semt apecially from Great Britain to enable Reservists to obtain on months sea every winter the Caribbean Sea or in Brite waters, The decision gives great satisfaction im tbe colony, where the Naral Reserve is highly popular BALLOON ...
... either end, and means that we shall have particular interest the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Roosevelt went ou to say that he believed that little wise and generous aid could help forward even the'most backward ...
... Vincent, in the West Indies, I was iying on the beach during a West Indian hurricane, the black storm that sweeps over the Caribbean, and I had to dig my hands into the earth to hold tight. But worse than all these is the wind that they call the woolly, ...
... qualty DOWIE A NERVOUS WRECK. & nervous Reston, have ito in Ube Mayflower soils for Jamase, and will aruise “beste in the Caribbean tien tho tee \ ...
... justify the money expended in its early stages. I think the proper development of the whole of the British Colonies in the Caribbean Sea is most important, both to this country and to the inhabitants of the islands, and it is essential. looking to the future ...
... Professor Hollender, who is will extend bi the finances of San Doming abservewons to the British and Preach islands in the Caribbean Sea, with a wew to applying their methods to fan Domingo if practicable The of Ireland and’ the Countess of Dudley will entertain ...
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... the money expended tit it. 4 early stages. • I think the proper development of the whole of the British Colonies in the Caribbean Sea it most important, both to this immtry and to the inhabitants of the 1 islands, and it is essential. looking to the futuro ...
... quarters; in New York that some trouble has arisen with Germany, it is L-ged, is seeking to obtain a coaling s.tatiou in the Caribbean Sea, vein the Hamburg- American Shipping Company as a lever to effect this. WM. battleships Canapus sod Goliath. I which ...
... be paid by vessels Y each entry from a foreign port, except pot‘l in North America,;Central America, ¢« West Indies, the Caribbean Coust, and Neu foundland, in which case a duty of 6 C*?n.t, will be imposed. Vessels which carry 5“;, ably-trained American ...
... the Atlantic, with only the wind the wav© for a pilot. easterly direction from the lbJ> es ' strewing th© seas between the Caribbean Cane Hatteras with derelicts. roving fleet, hovering like marine vultures upon the pathway of commerce, and hardly let* danger ...