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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 18 (1903) (1903)

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ch second inter- The second-class saloon accommodates 190 passengers. empty, 114 tons apiece. The total heating surface of mediates, and two 112.2 low-pressure cylinders, their Special features are a children’s saloon, a typewriting these boilers is over 214 acres. The coal bunkers have common… … ed in 1878, and laid off are two propeller shafts, Cienfuegos, Cuba, in 1881. and two engines are ar- Some few months ago a ranged in tandem on each, question arose as to the durability of cables covered with inch. Now the engines of the “Deutschland” have India rubber, as in this case, and it was…

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