... o of their personal appearance. accouct oi meeting witli those poems, aa he tel.. ti,. 'tor:, of it in his book. Around Caribbean arc] Across Panama, aniusiog It eras raining when we came up, and I must admit thew I was rather ci. My hot sun and alternate ...

... dams. chief ruperintenden: of Oisistance Factories, _ (legume W. J. P. Benson, F.R.D.S., gave • le,tur• on A Cruise in the Caribbean Spa. at the Co-operative Institute. Parson's. %Voolwicb. on Saturday. The degree of Doctor of I.4ws was con fence' by the ...

... heir personal appearance. Ills account of meeting with these people. as he tells the story of it in his book. Around the Caribbean and Across Panama, is amusing: It was raining when we earn* up, and I must admit that I was rather dirty. My face, between ...

... great difference is explained by the existence of a tidal obstruction, which prevents the Atlantic tide from entering the Caribbean Sea. Panama. on the other hand, lies at one corner of the triangular area of the North Pacific, Ocean. and ie areas of that ...