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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 3 (1904) (1904)

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cured by the exception- tons. The realization of such a vessel is dependent in the subsequent vessels this was reduced to about al strength and structure of the vessel, together with upon the capacity of a dock to accommodate it. 16% knots. The “Baltic” will approximate the same The length of the… … In the Library. Beam, 75 feet. rate of traveling to be maintained even under adverse “Celtic” and “Cedric” of 25 feet. The beam is the of its application to a mercantile vessel is the electrical same, being 75 feet; the depth, 49 feet. The gross ton- conditions. indicator, which is utilized in the…

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