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... emerald chain that separatee the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Ur. F. A. Ober in the Century) naval folk became aware of importance; they saw that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea, yet it hreaete the rough Atlantic waters; that ...
... the Doited States National Academy, Professor igassii presented intere-ting report on dredging operation* carried in the Caribbean Sea during tha part ysaa. He had, be said, variflsd theory held him far some time regarding the neosmity and utility of deep ...
... Rosimond. Miss Cissie Baylis ; placida. Miss Marjory Morris; queen of the rainbow fairies. Miss Lily Taylor; chiefs of the Caribbean Islands, Fred Painter, Albert James; the chiefs’ factotums, George Martin. Edgar Lee; Mile. Sago Palm, Miss Mabel Aston. ...
... who settled certain parts the West Indies, deqaite the Spaniards, and cured meat by process known as boocanning, from tha Caribbean w.'rd boucan,” meaning maoke-dhed meat. Hunted au«l harassed by the Spsmiaids, still they held their on i . *mi gradually ...
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... further sooth, the Bahamas almost touch the Florida coast, then comes Jamaica, with a strong military force, commanding the Caribbean Sea and the Oulf of Mexico, and lastly British Honduras, in Central America. With these ports as a base, a few British cruisers ...
... approved antebellum architecture, and before yoa is the water in the world me trperio who have seen the Adriatic and. the Caribbean sees. Its beaoky marred by long dilapidated piers, hot too will not complain ef them when the moeonitoes swarm ia from the ...