... Panama Canal, remarks tnat the Caribbean Sea will become the scene of great com mercial activity. The responsibility of the United Stays for the policing of the canal and the maintenance of American interests in the whole Caribbean region urgently calls for ...

... futuro Naval plans. “The completion of the canal,” says the report, the development of trade in the Gulf Mexico and the whole Caribbean region, and the probable increase of Naval establish ment to meet our national responsibilities in that area, will probably ...

... his dim dem bemuse of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been, driven out to the Caribbean Sea ill order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain .Nevers ' ? Colonel Reny looked ...

... to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sea in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did be begin to have his suspicion of Captain /fevers' ? Colonel Kelly looked ...

... somewhat of real fighting before another sunset, or say—as some of ye have said alreadythat Pat Kelly knows naught of the Caribbean. Now we had never suggested—whatever we may have thought—that Kelly knew naught of these waters; but we did not contradict ...

... somewhat of real fighting before another sun-1 set, or say—as some of ye have said already:— that Pat Kelly knows naught of the Caribbeans'l Now we had never suggested—whatever we may have thought—that Kelly knew naught of these waters; but we did not contradict ...