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... of 1898, Porto Rico and the Philippines were taken over. Now a section of Americans would like to secure the whole of the Caribbean Sea area, primarily as an additional security for the control of the Panama Canal. One of America's leading writers has proposed ...
... OBSTACLE BLASTED OUT. Threw waleeming American aeroplanes hovered overhead SP the Renown watered the Panama (weal from the Caribbean. wires Rentere special enrrewpondent with the Prince of Wales. Salutes were firm'. guards were drawn up, bad the chip, decked ...
... look-outs —instead of climbing up the mast they are towed in skiffs ; the poisonous things that come out to meet you in the Caribbean Sea; the dreaded ['venter of the Mediterranean, or, in happier days, the sunset haze off Hawaii - and the eucalyptus-scented ...
... On another occasion Dr. Irwin was informed that a had been received from a lighthouse station on a lonely island in the Caribbean Sea stating that the keeper was suffering from injuries to hie leg. After hearing the full details of the case by wireless ...
... preserved in the limestone rock the island: One of his most interesting chapters deals with the Dutch island of son, the Caribbean Sea. Here in a volcanic& crater is to be found the land tops) , turveydom. On a mountain top the village called Bottom ...
... RETURNS. 11r. 3litebell Hodges+. who Lae been absent tom England for two yearn esploring Vie letlimus of Panama sad the Caribbean SPS , arrived at Southampton yiceoritay and ',recorded to Landes. Ur has brought back with him many it. itemattag trophiea ...
... the limit in infanev UPLIFTED CONTINENT North America is the example a continent which has uplifted in literal sense If Caribbean could should land away to east would stretch a vast mountain range prerent are the Bahamas Cuba Haiti Rico Jamaica would ...
... Mr. Mstrhell-H►dges, who has returned front an expedition en the Caribbean See. has presented the jaw of a blue shark to the South Kensington Museum. TOWN PLANNING IN MEDIEVAL DAYS. Mr. Haywood Corrects a Wrong Impression. In his fourth lecture on the ...
... contiacts made between the V.O.C. Limited, and (a) the Burlington Investment Co., Ltd., (b) the Hataafeche Co., and (e) the Caribbean Petroleum Co., and (3) reporting to the shareholders the result. ...
... adventure stories for boys and girls, (35. 6d.). Mr. Stuart Martin's PIRATLII or THE MAIN is an exciting yarn of the Caribbean, rather too close to the Treasure Island model, for there is a parrot and a Dead Man's Chest song. Mr. Percy F. Westerman ...
... treasure hunt is described “ Pirates of the Main (Pearson 3s 6d) Mr Stuart Martin’s adventurers travel on sailing ship to the Caribbean but the story is one modern with dynamite repeating rifles weapons Another story of the sea is On the Fringe the Cyclone” ...
... to the United next mouth. voyage. He is first going to Jamaica, then States s se mate to-day: Great Britain. across the Caribbean Sea, and through the 91,963,588 dollars; Finland. 179,325 dollars; Panama Canal. lie will return to London Hungary. dollars; ...