... Germany and the Caribbean. Recent developments in the Caribbean Sea show that German aims in that part of the world have been effectively checked. There is, fox instance, good reason to believe that bat for German opposition the Danish West Indies wonld ...

... AND SOUTH AMERICA. Washington, June 29. The State Department is informed that a German Consul posted at some station the Caribbean seacoast has been actively intriguing •with two newspapers in South and Central America. Ilis station has subsidised these ...

... was believed in shipping circles hero that the number sunk and captured was larger. The cruiser was first sighted in the Caribbean Sea August 13, and she for months carried on successfully her raiding work. All along she was in wireless communication with ...

... it is believed in shipping circles here that the number sunk and captured is larger. The cruiser was first sighted in the Caribbean Sea on August 13, and she has since been successfully carrying her raiding work. It is known that all along she has been ...

... employed care should be taken that ar® not missed by the official cinematograph operators, and that the Governments the Caribbean should be charged with the custody and distribution of these films. The I method is matter of detail: the objective is •that ...

... ST. CROIX. The island St. Croix twntes Hr. E. Armstrong, the British Vice-Consul) is situated in the northern part of the Caribbean Sea, is about eighty-one English square mites in extent, and is the third of the islands comprising the group of the Danish ...

... our Foreign Secretary directed special attention. naval station in Hayti would enable the United States to dominate the Caribbean Sea and the approach to the Panama Canal, which might have proved incompatible with the maintenance of British interests ...

... for Boom* Ayr« s* ». May ?T - »ißo*at, AQajJIK arrived London. May 35. ANDES, .soil', hampion for Bu uoe Ayr** '• ...

... this country just now are the measures the authorities Washington axe taking for the protection American interests in the Caribbean Sea, particularly those relating to the newly-acquired Danish West Indies. Active steps are being taken the American Adm ...

... wherever necessary. It is understood that the first step of the United States Navy will to take charge of the Atlantio and Caribbean Sea, patrol hitherto maintained British and French warships. Ultimately t.h® American Navy will probably relieve the Allies ...

... Francisco Exhibi Consul Stewart. r«*por*mg •n the trade «>; t*ie Danish Islands of St. Thomas and St. Croix, both in the Caribbean Sea, West Indi- also rcters to ue hope tiat much botioeat will from the of the canal, owing to the geogra; hical first-named ...

... announced that Lue German Government had been trying for some time secure from Venezuela the island of Santa Margarita, in the Caribbean Sea, about forty miles off the coast of the South American Republic. Germany had offered a large sum for either the purchase ...