ne, predecessor of the tom extending throughout the length of the ship and American Line, placed in service those two magnificent rounding well up into its sides. ships, the “City of New York” and the “ City- of It will be noted that the accommodation of the Paris,” which were built on the Clyde… … and above that the deck on which the ladies’ Transatlantic service there had been no in- THE BRONZE PROPELLERS OF THE “ DEUTSCHLAND.” parlor is located. This photograph is of par- stance of such a great increase over the Diameter, 23 feet; weight, 30 tons, ticular interest as giving an-impressive…
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